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Recent Happenings in APCD Rulemaking
This page highlights current - and recent - rulemaking activities.
On June 19,
2008, important revisions to several rules were
adopted.
For general information
and downloads, also see the following pages on this site:
If you have questions on current activities, please contact the staff person
listed with the rule below. For questions or suggestions regarding this web
page, please contact Rebecca Armstrong at (805) 961-8888 or
armstrongr@sbcapcd.org.
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Date Posted |
Rule |
Title / Staff Contact |
Status and Information
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9-4-08 |
316
102 |
Storage and Transfer of
Gasoline
Also: Definitions (102)
Contact: Douglas Grapple
805-961-8883
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We are proposing to add two exemptions to Rule 316,
Storage and Transfer of Gasoline. These exemptions will allow vehicle
refueling without a Phase II vapor recovery system provided:
1) the product dispensed is E85 (an ethanol-gasoline
blend), or
2) the station is a non-retail gasoline dispensing facility
dedicated to refuel only motor vehicles equipped with onboard refueling
vapor recovery systems.
The APCD also proposes minor revisions to Rule 102,
Definitions, to clarify the rule provisions.
APCD staff plan to present the proposed amended rules to
the Community Advisory Council at the October 22, 2008 meeting. The
public will have an opportunity to provide input at this
meeting/workshop. It is anticipated that the APCD Board will consider
adoption of the revised rules on January 15, 2009.
The APCD has prepared a
draft Background Paper on this project, which includes the proposed
amended rules (Appendices A and B). The draft Background Paper or
proposed revised rules for the project may be downloaded for review on
this page. Paper copies are also available upon
request.
The APCD invites the submittal of written comments on
this project via regular mail or via email:
APCD
260 N. San Antonio Road, Suite
A
Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Attn: Douglas Grapple
or: GrappleD@sbcapcd.org
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9-4-08 |
321
102 |
Solvent Cleaning Machines
and Solvent Cleaning
Also: Definitions (102)
Contact: Douglas Grapple
805-961-8883 |
We will be proposing
modifications to Rule 321 to implement revised requirements for solvent cleaning machines and new
requirements for solvent cleaning (e.g., wipe cleaning). The proposed
revised Rule 321 will contain solvent reactive organic compound (ROC)
content limits, revised equipment requirements for degreasers, and
sanctioned solvent cleaning devices and methods.
Staff is currently
investigating concerns raised at a public scoping meeting on the
project on August 5, 2008. Before the next public workshop (yet to be
scheduled) we will announce that a proposed amended Rule 321 and its
supporting draft Background Paper are available for public review.
After the Board has adopted
revisions to Rule 321, the APCD plans to propose changes to rules that
apply to specific operations (e.g. Rules 330, 337, 339, 349, 351, 353 and 354)
These proposed changes will include new solvent cleaning requirements
associated with surface preparation and application equipment clean up. |
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6-19-08 |
333 102 201 202 |
Control of Emissions from
Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines
(333)
including Portable Construction Equipment and Offshore Well Drilling
Engines
Also: Definitions (101), Permits Required (201) and Exemptions
to Permits (202)
Contact:
For Portable Construction Equipment:
Mike Broughton
805-961-8872
For Offshore Drilling Engines
Brian Shafritz
805-961-8823 |
Rule 333 has
been revised to address ARB and EPA
concerns. Rules 102
(Definitions), 201 (Permits Required) and 202 (Exemptions to Permits)
have also been revised. Certain types of portable construction
equipment, including air compressors, generators, concrete pumps,
abrasive blasting equipment, pile drivers, welders, cranes and construction
drill rigs are no longer exempt from permits.
Portable
construction engines rated 50 brake horsepower (bhp) and above that are
operated in Santa Barbara County will be required to be either: 1)
registered in the statewide portable equipment registration program, or
2) permitted by the District by September 18 of this year.
Please see this page for
copies of the revised rules, Board Hearing packages, and more
information. |
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6-19-08 |
339 |
Motor Vehicle and Mobile
Equipment Coating
Contact:
Rebecca Armstrong
805-961-8888
John Garnett
805-961-8835 |
Rule 339 has been revised to include the Suggested
Control Measures for Automotive Coatings adopted by the state. This
revised rule affects all automotive refinishing shops and mobile
equipment coating operations located in Santa Barbara County. The
revised rule: 1) reduces the amount of allowable volatile organic
compounds (VOCs) in the coatings; 2) controls the VOC limits (to a
maximum of 25 grams per liter) for solvents used in association with
painting; and 3) includes an exemption for pre-sanding solvent to remove
grease, wax, and road tar. This exemption includes a limit of 20 gallons
per year per facility.
Most elements of this rule, including most VOC
limits, will take effect on January 1, 2009.
By January 1, 2010, VOC
limits for all coating and solvent cleaning categories will be in
effect.
Please see this page for
a copy of the revised rule, Board Hearing package, and more information. |
Recently Adopted, Revised or Repealed Rules
This page lists rules that have been recently adopted, amended
or repealed. Direct questions or comments about this page to Doug Grapple. See also
Public Notices and industry specific
Compliance Advisories. Adopted
rules are available on this page in pdf format. You can also download them in
Microsoft Word format, zipped, on Download Rules. Please
note that it can take up to 30 days for the rulebook and this page to be updated with a new
rule. For
details and support documents on upcoming rule changes, see Rule Adoption
Schedule.
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Date |
Rule |
Description |
Download |
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2008 |
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7-1-08 |
210 and 213 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
cpi-fees.pdf |
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6-19-08 |
333
102
201
202
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Control of Emissions from
Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines
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Also: Definitions (101), Permits Required (201) and Exemptions
to Permits (202)
Contact:
Douglas Grapple
805-961-8883 |
Rules
rule333.pdf
rule102.pdf
rule 201.pdf
rule202.pdf
Bd Package
6-08r333-bp.pdf
Staff Report
6-08r333-sr.pdf
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6-19-08 |
339 |
Motor Vehicle and Mobile
Equipment Coating-versions in effect through 2008, and in effect
starting January 1, 2009.
Contact:
Rebecca Armstrong
805-961-8888 |
Rules
rule339-08.pdf
rule339-09.pdf
Bd Package
6-08r339-bp.pdf |
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1-17-2008 |
361
202 |
Small Boilers, Steam
Generators, and Process Heaters
Also Exemptions to Permits (Rule 202)
.
Contact:
Rebecca Armstrong
805-961-8888 |
Rules
rule361.pdf
rule202.pdf
Bd Pkge Files
01-08-r361-ltr.pdf
01-08r361com.pdf
01-08r361resp.pdf
Flowchart
01-08r361chart.pdf
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2007 |
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10-18-07 |
213 |
Adopted. Fee for Registration of
Agricultural Diesel Engines
Contact:
Mike Goldman
805-961-8821 |
Rule
rule213.pdf Bd Package
10-07r213.pdf
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8-16-2007 |
1201 |
Adopted. Registration of
Agricultural Diesel Engines
Contact:
Mike Goldman
805-961-8821
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Rule
rule1201.pdfBd Package
8-07r1201.pdf |
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7-01-2007 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
Current fees:
cpi-fees.pdf |
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2006 |
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7-01-2006 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
Current fees:
cpi-fees.pdf |
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2005 |
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7-1-2005 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
Current fees:
cpi-fees.pdf |
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3-17-2005 |
202 |
Repealed the exemption for
compression-ignition engines greater than 50 brake-horsepower. |
rule202.pdf |
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3-17-2005 |
210 |
Revised the air toxics fee to
be based on air toxic emissions. |
rule210.pdf |
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1-20-2005 |
102 |
Revised. Definitions
- changed the definition of "reactive organic compounds" to make it
consistent with California Air Resources Board definition. |
rule102.pdf |
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2004 |
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7-01-2004 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
Current fees:
cpi-fees.pdf |
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2003 |
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7-01-2003 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
Current fees:
cpi-fees.pdf |
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6-19-2003 |
102 1301
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Revised. Definitions
- changed the
definition of "stationary source"
to reduce the offshore area for emissions accountability for sources
permitted with the APCD. |
rule102.pdf
rule1301.pdf |
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3-20-2003 |
338 ATCM |
Repealed. Control of
Asbestos-Containing Serpentine Rock in Surfacing Operations - APCD
implements newer requirements in the state's Asbestos Airborne Toxics
Control Measures. |
ATCM |
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2002 |
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10-17-2002 |
360 |
Adopted. Large Water
Heaters and Small Boilers, Steam Generators, and Process Heaters
(75,000 Btu/hr to < 2 MMBtu/hr).
More
about Rule 360. |
rule360.pdf |
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7-01-2002 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
cpi210.pdf |
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5-16-2002 |
401
402
403 |
Revised.
Agricultural and Prescribed
Burning |
rule401.pdf
rule402.pdf
rule403.pdf |
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2-21-2002 |
- |
Adopted Negative
Declaration in lieu of rules for three source categories: 1) Reactor processes and distillation operations processes in the
synthetic organic chemical manufacturing industry; 2) Batch processes; and
3) Wood furniture manufacturing operations. |
notice |
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2001 |
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11-13-2001 |
323 |
Revised. Architectural
Coatings |
rule323.pdf |
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7-19-2001 |
325 |
Revised.
Crude Oil Production and Separation |
rule325.pdf |
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7-01-2001 |
210 |
CPI
fee adjustments are made every July 1st. |
cpi210.pdf |
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4-19-2001 |
107 |
Adopted. Emergencies -
gives
the Control Officer the ability to suspend certain APCD rules,
regulations or orders during a local, state or federally declared State
of Emergency. |
rule107.pdf |
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01-18-2001 |
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209
325
326
346
370
1301
1303
1304 |
Revised:
• Appeals
• Crude Oil Production and Separation
• Storage of Reactive Organic Liquids
• Loading of
Cargo Vessels
• Potential to Emit Limitations for Part 70
Sources
• Part 70 Operating Permits–General Information
• Part 70 Operating Permits-Permits, and
• Part 70 Operating Permits -Issuance, Renewal,
Modification and Reopening |
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rule209.pdf
rule325.pdf
rule326.pdf
rule346.pdf
rule370.pdf
rule1301.pdf
rule1303.pdf
rule1304.pdf |
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01-01-2001 |
106 |
Repealed
Notice to Comply
for Minor Violations |
rule106.pdf |
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2000 |
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1-20-2000 |
330 |
Revised Surface Coating of Metal Parts and Products to
satisfy EPA-identified deficiencies. The modifications will: 1) revise
the Rule 330.B.1 Section D exemption from 200 to 55 gallons per year per
stationary source, and 2) add daily recordkeeping requirements for
non-compliant coatings. |
rule330.pdf |
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1999 |
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9-16-1999 |
352 |
Adopted. Natural Gas-Fired Fan-type Central Furnaces and Residential Water
Heaters (compliance beginning 03-16-2000).
This rule incorporates control measures N-XC-1 and N-XC-3 from the APCD's Clean Air Plan. |
rule352.pdf |
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8-19-1999 |
353 |
Adopted. Adhesives and
Sealants, effective immediately with two
contact adhesive limits, becoming more stringent on 01-01-2000. This rule incorporates control measure R-SL-9 from the APCD's Clean
Air Plan. |
rule353.pdf |
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7-15-1999 |
106 |
Adopted. Notice to Comply for Minor Violations. |
rule106.pdf |
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5-20-1999 |
808 |
Adopted. New Source Review for Major Sources of Hazardous Air
Pollutants. |
rule808.pdf |
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1998 |
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10-15-1998 |
701 |
Adopted. Transportation
Conformity |
rule701.pdf |
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8-20-1998 |
351 |
Revised.
Surface
Coating of Wood Products |
rule351.pdf |
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1997 |
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9-18-1997 |
1301 |
Revised.
Vandenberg ENVVEST Program |
rule1301.pdf |
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9-18-1997 |
341 |
Adopted. Municipal
Solid Waste Landfills |
rule341.pdf |
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5-00-1997 |
102
201
205
208
801-806 |
Revised.
Permits and
New Source Review |
rule102.pdf
rule201.pdf
rule205.pdf
rule208.pdf
Reg VIII |
For more information or assistance, call the APCD at (805) 961-8800 or e-mail
us at rules@sbcapcd.org.
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