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Dayton/Springfield,
Ohio
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DAYTON/SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
Effective Redesignation Date: 7/5/95 (60 FR 22289, 5/5/95)
Maintenance Plan - Key Features
- 1990 base year, emissions budget through 2005
- Stage II
- enhanced I/M in Green, Montgomery, and Clark Counties
- regularly monitor ozone air quality using 5 existing ozone monitors and backup
monitoring equipment
- develop emission inventories every 3 years beginning in 1993; updates provided for
intervening years
- point source data will be updated annually with facility and permit data
- area source inventory will be updated using new data and estimation procedures
- mobile source inventory will be updated to include new VMT estimates and revised
MOBILE emission models
- OEPA will submit annual progress reports to EPA which summarizes available VOC
emissions data
Contingency Plan Trigger
- violation of ozone NAAQS or exceedance of 1990 attainment inventory
Contingency Measures
- new CTG VOC RACT rules
- NOx RACT rules
Schedule
- Upon violation or exceedance
- identify and verify violation within 1 month
- survey VOC sources and categories within 3 months
- propose revised rules for the area within 6 months
- adopt revised rules for the area within 9 months
- source demonstration of compliance or submittal of schedule to achieve within 12 months
- achieve compliance with revised requirements of OAC 3745-21 within 24 months
- Upon violation
- identify and verify violation and issue Director's Orders within 1 month
- adoption of NOx RACT rules within 9 months
- achieve compliance with requirements of OAC 2745-14-03 or request extension within 18
months
For further information:
William Jones
Air Programs Branch (AR-18J)
U.S. EPA, Region V
77 West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago, Illinois 60604
Telephone: (312) 886-6058; Email: jones.william@epamail.epa.gov
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