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Please see www.epa.gov/air/ozonepollution for the latest information on EPA's efforts to reduce ground level ozone pollution.

Miami, Florida Area

September 30, 1997

MIAMI/SOUTHEAST FLORIDA

Effective Redesignation Date: 4/25/95 (60 FR 10325, 2/24/95)

Maintenance Plan - Key Features

  • 1990 base year, emissions budget through 2005
  • inventories developed in the NEDS format
  • submit periodic inventories of VOC and NOx emissions every 3 years
  • lower RVP of 7.8 psi
  • Federal Motor Vehicle Control Program
  • I/M program
  • Stage II
  • VOC RACT regulations

Contingency Plan Trigger

  • violation of the ozone NAAQS
  • periodic inventory update showing emissions of VOC increasing by 5 percent above the 1990 levels

Contingency Measures

  • reinstatement of NSR
  • less volatile or reformulated gasoline
  • expansion of control strategies to adjacent counties for VOC and/or NOx and to new CTG categories
  • enhanced I/M

Schedule

  • Trigger 1 - violation. Actions: verification will take place; hold workshop within 90 days proposing a control strategy for reducing VOC and/or NOx emissions; present proposed new rules to Environmental Regulation Commission for adoption 180 days; implement
  • Trigger 2 - increase in emissions. Actions: determination made if emissions trend is significant; if upward trend, within 6 months complete evaluation of cost-effective means; hold workshop within 90 days proposing control strategy; present proposed new rules to ERC for adoption 180 days; implement

For further information:

Joey LeVasseur
Air Planning Branch
U.S. EPA, Region IV
61 Forsyth Street, SW
Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Telephone: (404) 562-9035; Email: levasseur.joey@epamail.epa.gov

 

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