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Development of the San Juan County Clean Air Action Plan March 2004

Development of the San Juan County Clean Air Action Plan March 2004. Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP). Deliverable under the Early Action Compact for ozone Build on completed ozone modeling Meant to demonstrate attainment at end of 2007 and maintenance until at least 2012

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Development of the San Juan County Clean Air Action Plan March 2004

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  1. Development of theSan Juan CountyClean Air Action PlanMarch 2004

  2. Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP) • Deliverable under the Early Action Compact for ozone • Build on completed ozone modeling • Meant to demonstrate attainment at end of 2007 and maintenance until at least 2012 • Will include a process to monitor and maintain long-term compliance with EPA’s 8-hour ozone standard

  3. CAAP Milestones • Draft due to EPA on 3/31/04 • Revised due to EPA on 5/31/04 • If necessary, CAAP adopted and incorporated into the New Mexico State Implementation Plan (SIP) by 12/31/04 • Emissions reduction strategies implemented no later than end of 2005

  4. CAAP Outline • Brief introduction • Ozone in San Juan County • Monitoring • EPA standards • San Juan County Early Action Compact • Protocol • Summary of Results • CAAP Components • Public Outreach • Voluntary Program • Others?

  5. CAAP Components • Public Outreach • Website • Public Service Announcements • Educational materials for children • Voluntary Program for Emissions Reductions • To be developed with input from stakeholders • Could include variety of sources • Others? • Local transportation/congestion mitigation plans • Enforceable measures

  6. We need your input! Contacts:Mary Uhl (505) 955-8086Gail Cooke (505) 955-8022Andy Berger (505) 955-8034Ozone in San Juan County: www.nmenv.state.nm.us/aqb/projects/Ozone.htmlEAC documents and Ozone Task Force: www.nmenv.state.nm.us/ozonetf/

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