Air Resources Sample Clauses

Air Resources a. The creation of an Air Resources Element to address countywide goals and policies related to air quality issues, global warming impacts and State Law AB 32, and greenhouse reduction programs.
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Air Resources. Federal, State and local laws require that the public and the environment be protected from nuisance levels of dust, smoke, odors and other airborne contaminants. Regulations have been adopted that limit the release of materials such as particulates, combustion exhaust, volatile solvents, paint fumes and many other chemicals. The operation of specific types of equipment may require a permit, certificate, or other approval from the appropriate regulatory agency. Similarly, the construction and operation of certain types of facilities may also be regulated. The contractor shall ensure that all applicable permits, licenses or certificates are obtained and maintained onsite and provided to Orange & Rockland when requested. All sources of potential air contaminants (e.g. combustion exhaust, volatile solvents, cleaners or coatings, etc.) that might result from activities on the site are identified and control measures implemented to minimize or eliminate the contaminants released to the environment. Testing, monitoring or other recognized means of ensuring that the implemented controls measures are effective in controlling the contaminant generation to a level that is, at a minimum, compliant with all existing federal, state and local regulations and requirements shall be available for immediate implementation. All air permits and approvals necessary for any project related construction and/or equipment operations shall be obtained. All monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting requirements shall bedocumented in written format. Architectural coatings shall meet applicable volatile organic compounds (VOC) content limitations. Surface coatings containing asbestos are prohibited and may not be applied or otherwise used on O&R projects unless written authorization to use such products is obtained from O&R. Motor vehicles are prohibited from excessive idling, follow local, state, and federal regulations. Verify that the use of solvent or other materials comply with applicable VOC limits as well as established storage, emissions and equipment specifications. Fuels transported, stored, or burned must meet applicable limitations on sulfur content, waste content, gasoline volatility and oxygen content, particulate matter (PM), nitrogen oxides (NO ), and VOC emission limitations, exhaust opacity, equipment requirements x and testing, monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting. Procedures for storage and transfer of petroleum or volatile organic liquids must meet specific emi...
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Air Resources. ‌‌ Affected Environment Since 1970, the federal Clean Air Act (CAA) and subsequent amendments have provided the authority and framework for EPA regulation of emission sources and the establishment of requirements for the monitoring, control, and documentation of activities that will affect ambient concentrations of certain pollutants that may endanger public health or welfare. The EPA has promulgated primary and secondary National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for six criteria pollutants: carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), two size categories of particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5), O3, sulfur dioxide (SO2), and lead. The project area is in an existing attainment for all NAAQS and does not have any existing areas of concern for air quality. Environmental Consequences USGS will not be constructing any emission sources as part of the project. Emissions vented from laboratory exhaust hoods may include VOCs or Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs) and will not require airquality permitting due to facility type and emission rates of less than 100 tons/year6. Air quality impacts from the construction of the project are expected to be limited to the construction period only. Earth- moving and construction activities associated with development of the project would necessarily result in unquantifiable short-term increases in level of dust (PM10 emissions), both as a direct result of construction work. Potential impacts from these operations would be very minor and would vary from day to day depending on meteorological conditions such as wind or rain and types of equipment in use. The project construction specifications require contractors to comply with state regulations including limits on the generation of fugitive dust. As discussed in the soils and groundwater sections, the NPDES permit and pollution prevention plan will include requirements for both dry and wet sediment transport offsite. This includes prevention of dust transport by methods such as wet suppression of haul roads along with speed reduction on windy days to prevent transport of dust off the project site.
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