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Jersey County, Illinois

September 30, 1997

JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS

Effective Redesignation Date: 4/13/95 (60 FR 13634, 3/14/95)

Maintenance Plan - Key Features

  • 1990 base year, emissions budget through 2005
  • emissions certification and tracking
  • maintenance of existing control programs: (1) review and issuance of stationary source permits and (2) inspection of emissions sources
  • compliance with CAAA requirements for the Metro-East St. Louis area
  • emissions control authority and additional commitments
  • revision of the maintenance plan should the EPA find it inadequate to maintain attainment of the ozone NAAQS
  • demonstration of maintenance, using growth factors from Regional Economic Models, Inc.

Contingency Plan Trigger

  • violation of the ozone NAAQS based on quality assured data and a notice from the EPA

Contingency Measures

  • lower RVP for gasoline
  • reformulated gasoline program
  • Stage I and breathing controls at gasoline service stations
  • Stage II vapor recovery controls at gasoline service stations
  • extended geographic coverage of existing control measures
  • requirements for RACT for existing sources covered by CTGs issued in response to the CAAA
  • application of RACT to nonmajor sources
  • implementation of one or more transportation control measures (e.g., trip reduction programs, transit improvements, traffic flow improvements, other measures deemed appropriate) sufficient to achieve at least a 0.5 percent reduction in Jersey County VOC emissions
  • alternative fuel programs for fleet vehicle operations
  • controls on consumer products consistent with those adopted elsewhere in the United States
  • requirements for VOC emission offsets for new and modified major VOC sources
  • requirements for VOC emission offsets for new and modified minor VOC sources
  • increased ratio of emission offsets required for new sources
  • requirements for VOC controls on new minor sources

Schedule

  • selection and application of the appropriate contingency measure(s) within 18 months of EPA notice

For further information:

Edward Doty
Regulation Development Section (AR-18J)
Regulation Development Branch, Air and Radiation Division
U.S. EPA, Region V
77 West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago, Illinois 60604

Telephone: (312) 886-6057; Email: doty.edward@epamail.epa.gov

 

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