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Learn about the comprehensive rulemaking process for socioeconomic data and cost effectiveness analysis, as required by SB 700 for BARCT/BACM rules. From initial staff report to final Governing Board presentation, understand how the District refines draft rules using in-depth economic models and stakeholder input.
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Rulemaking Process Scott Nester SJVUAPCD Planning Manager November 4, 2003
Research & prepare Initial Staff Report Socioeconomic Data Focus Group Workshop Scoping Meeting CAC reviews Internal Draft Rule Socioeconomic & Cost Effectiveness Analyses Final Draft Rule 1st Draft Rule Workshop Workshop Proposed Rule 2nd Draft Rule Governing Board Public Hearing Rulemaking Process
Cost Effectiveness Analysis • Required by SB 700 for BARCT/BACM rules • Uses compliance cost data gathered from stakeholder focus group and staff research • Cost Effectiveness ($/ton reduced) shows raw cost of reductions, not direct indicator of business impacts • District staff • calculate cost effectiveness of most likely rule compliance scenarios • Use cost effectiveness and socioeconomic analysis to refine the draft rule
Socioeconomic Analysis • Required by SB 700 for BACM/BARCT rules • Assesses direct impacts on each affected industry group: jobs, profitability • Uses input-output economic model to identify regional economic impacts: employment, discretionary spending • Draft Report is used to refine final draft rule, presented at final workshop • Final Report is presented to Governing Board