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Air Quality Fact

But the biggest challenges may lie ahead. Maintaining what we have may be the biggest challenge yet. Even in our cleanest year, the Bay Area is still not in attainment with State ozone and particulate matter (PM) standards. Expected increases in population, motor vehicle ownership and distances traveled and climate change will exacerbate this situation and could turn the clock back if we do not begin to address these issues now.

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Upcoming Webcasts

Particulate Matter Workshop to be Webcast live from 1:30pm to 4:00pm on 2/6/2012.
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Particulate Matter Planning

Workshop on Proposed Amendments to Regulation 2: Permits to be Webcast live from 10:00am to 12:00pm on 2/22/2012.
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12/14/2011 Board of Directors Special Meeting
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Title V Applicability Criteria

  1. Major Facility: A facility with the potential to emit pollutants equal to or greater than one or more major source thresholds as follow:
    • 100 tons per year of a criteria air pollutant (NOx, SO2, Pb, VOC, CO or PM10);
    • 10 tons per year of a Hazardous Air Pollutant (HAP). (The initial list of HAPs is in CAA section 112(b), EPA has the authority to revise the list and should be consulted for the current list.); or
    • 25 tons per year of any combination of HAPs.
  2. Phase II Acid Rain Facility: An electric generation facility that combusts fossil fuel and is subject to Title IV of the federal Clean Air Act.
  3. Subject Solid Waste Incinerator Facility: Any facility that burns solid waste material (except hazardous waste as defined by RCRA) from commercial, industrial, or general public sources for which EPA has promulgated a Standard of Performance for New Stationary Source (NSPS) after November 15, 1990.
  4. Designated Facility: Any other facility that falls within a source category EPA has designated as subject to the requirements of Title V.

Last Updated: 10/4/2010