Mobile sources Sample Clauses

Mobile sources. The updated calendar year 1999 emissions inventory indicates that on-road and off-road mobile sources produce 39% of nitrogen oxides and 32% of volatile organic compounds in the two county area. Figure 1: 1999 Summary of Emission Inventory Estimates (Tons / Year) Nueces County Pollutant Point Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic Total VOC 11092.3 2891.3 3746.5 6464.8 3110.3 27305.2 NOx 22113.4 277.0 4694.9 10019.4 401.4 37506.1 CO 9428.2 331.3 18768.9 66924.3 95452.8 San Xxxxxxxx County Pollutant Point Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic Total VOC 3489.2 880.9 533.8 1455.7 3830.3 10189.8 NOx 4359.4 53.0 789.6 2376.1 347.7 7925.8 CO 2396.0 756.4 2480.3 15075.7 20708.4 Corpus Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Airshed Total Pollutant Point Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic Total VOC 14581.5 3772.2 4280.2 7920.4 6940.6 37495.0 NOx 26472.8 330.3 5484.5 12395.5 748.9 45432.0 CO 11824.2 1087.7 21249.2 82000.1 116161.2 Figure 2 VOC Corpus Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Airshed 19% Biogenic 39% Point Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic Point 21% On-Road 11% Non-Road 10% Area Figure 3
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Mobile sources. Implementation of the following mobile source nitrogen oxides control program to the extent required by Title II of the Clean Air Act:
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Mobile sources. 1. Implementation of a more stringent mobile source nitrogen oxides control program for gasoline powered vehicles with standards no less stringent than the following: Light Duty Vehicles (up to 6000 lbs GVWR) (By Model year 1996 for passenger cars) (By model year 1996 for light duty trucks) 5 yrs/80,000 kilometres (useful life) Cars and Light Duty (0 to 3750 lbs LVW) 0.4 gpm Light Duty Vehicles (up to 6000 lbs GVWR) (By Model year 1996 for passenger cars) (By model year 1996 for light duty trucks) 5 yrs/80,000 kilometres (useful life) Light Duty Trucks (3751 to 5750 lbs LVW) 0.7 gpm
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Mobile sources. The calendar year 1999 emissions inventory indicates that on- road and off-road mobile sources produce 46% of nitrogen oxides and 39% of volatile organic compounds. The inventory data was supplied by the Texas Transportation Institute from Mobile-5A. Mobile sources are the largest local sources of volatile organic compound emissions. Figure 1: 1999 Summary Of Emission Inventory Estimates (All Emissions in Tons / Year) Nueces County Pollutant Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic* Point Total VOC 5,867.45 7,245.12 6,464.75 3,110.33 12,563.48 35,193.22 NOX 274.17 12,080.86 10,019.44 401.41 25,339.79 48,115.66 CO 270.41 27,628.24 66,924.34 13,673.90 108,496.89 San Xxxxxxxx County Pollutant Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic* Point Total VOC 2,263.73 3,190.35 1,455.65 3,830.30 999.32 11,707.90 NOX 53.11 3,031.87 2,376.05 347.48 5,430.77 11,239.28 CO 323.83 11,309.88 15,075.74 3,235.35 29,944.79 Airshed Total Pollutant Area Non-Road On-Road Biogenic* Point Total VOC 8,163.01 10,435.47 7,920.40 6,940.63 13,652.17 47,022.32 NOX 327.28 15,112.74 12,395.49 748.89 30,770.55 59,354.95 CO 594.24 38,938.12 82,000.08 16,909.25 138,441.69 *1996 data V O C A l l S o u r c e s B o t h C o u n t i e s B io g e n ic 1 5 % A r e a 1 8 % A r e a N o n r o a d P o in t O n - R o a d B io g e n ic O n - R o a d 1 6 % N o n r o a d 2 2 % P o in t 2 9 % N O X A l l S o u r c e s B o t h C o u n t i e s B i o g e n i c 1 % O n - R o a d 2 1 % N o n r o a d 2 5 % A r e a 1 % A r e a N o n r o a d P o i n t O n - R o a d B i o g e n i c P o i n t 5 2 %
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Mobile sources e. The Developer shall ensure that all Subcontractors adhere to these requirements. The Developer shall maintain records of all DNRCE on Site at all times. The Developer shall submit a quarterly report to the Department summarizing the DNRCE present on the Site during the reporting period. The report shall include a table which lists: Equipment Type, Manufacturer, Model, Serial Number, Owner Information, Unique Identifier, Original Tier Level, and Retrofit Tier Level, Date brought on Site, Date removed from Site, and Number of Calendar Days on Site during the reporting period, and Total Number of Calendar Days on Site. The report shall also include a statement of certification by the Developer that all DNRCE on site during the reporting period have been listed in the Table. The quarterly report shall also include a list of DNRCE that the Developer plans to bring on to the Site during the next quarter.
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