The Air District's review of Permit Application 25608 (Marine Terminal Permit Revision) is on hold pending the County's CEQA review. Per Air District Regulation 2-1-408, the Air District shall not take final action on the permit until the CEQA review has been approved or certified by the CEQA lead agency. Read more...
The Air District is taking steps to ensure Bay Area air quality and public health are protected while the shelter-in-place orders are in effect. Permits for businesses adjusting operations to aid in the public health response will also be expedited. Read more... | en Español
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The purpose of this rule is to ensure that facilities that emit toxic air contaminants do not pose an unacceptable health risk to nearby residents, workers, or students.
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This rule is bundled with Rule 11-19 and Rule 11-20. Bundled rules are available separately for review but are considered and passed by the Air District Board as a package.
This draft regulation applies to large bulk material and construction sites, and disturbed surfaces greater than one acre. It prohibits significant trackout of dirt and other solids onto adjacent roadways, and prohibits significant visible emissions from vehicle traffic over trackout. No trackout can remain at the end of each workday, and cleanup of trackout must meet significant visible emissions limits. The regulation also requires trackout and visible emissions to be monitored every four hours.
XXX Rule Information / Description: 11-18 Anja Sample This11-18 draft regulation applies to large11-18bulk material and construction sites, and disturbed surfaces greater than one acre. It prohibits significant trackout of dirt and other solids onto adjacent roadways, and prohibits significant visible emissions from vehicle traffic over trackout. No trackout can remain at the end of each workday, and cleanup of trackout must meet significant visible emissions limits. The regulation also requires trackout and visible emissions to be monitored every four hours11-18
Gregory Nudd Deputy Air Pollution Control Officer, Executive
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