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Charleston, West
Virginia
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CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA
Effective Redesignation Date: 9/6/94 (59
FR 45985, 9/6/94)
Maintenance Plan - Key Features
- 1990 base year, emissions budget through 2005
- continued RVP of 9.0 psi
- fleet turnover to automobiles meeting more stringent emission standards
- track the status and effectiveness of the maintenance plan by updating the emission
inventory every 3 years; WVOAQ will perform the tracking annually
- indicate new source growth as indicated by annual emission statements
- operate ambient ozone air quality monitoring network in accordance with 40 CFR part 58
- implement federal reformulated gasoline program
Contingency Plan Trigger
- violation of the ozone NAAQS
- excessive or unanticipated growth in ozone precursor emissions seen from periodic
inventory updates or major permitting activity
Contingency Measures
- extend the applicability of 45CSR21 (VOC/RACT rule) to include source categories
previously excluded
- revise new source permitting requirements requiring more stringent emissions control
technology and/or emission offsets
- NOx RACT requirements, if such requirements are not already applicable
- Stage II
- regulations to establish plant-wide emission caps (potentially with emissions trading
provisions)
- implementation of basic (or enhanced) I/M
Schedule
- confirmation of monitored violation within 45 days of violation verification
- one or more revision(s) selected within 3 months of violation verification
- adoption of control measure(s) within 6 months of violation verification
For further information:
Maria Pino/Kristeen Gaffney
U.S. EPA, Region III
841 Chestnut Bldg.
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Pino - Telephone: (215) 566-2181; Email: pino.maria@epamail.epa.gov
Gaffney - Telephone: (215) 566-2092; Email: gaffney.kristeen@epamail.epa.gov
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