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1 530 889 7107 P.02 BEFORE THE BOARD OF DREcT0RS, 2 PLACER COUNTY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT, 3
STATE OF CALIFORNIA 4 5 RESOLUTION NO. 06-01 6 7 In the matter of: Approve the adoption of theSacramento Regional Nonattainment Area 8 8-hour Ozone Rate-Of-Progress Plan listed as Exhibit #1 (attached). 9 10 The following flESOLUTIQ wa duly passed by the Board of Directors,
of the Placer 11 County Mr Pollution Control District, at a regular meeting held February 92006 by the 12 following vote on roll call: 13 14 Ayes:
N. Holmes,
T. Miliward,

R. Weygandt,

J. Holmes,

S. Blackmin 15

K Nakata,
P. Hill, T. Gaines,
J. Gray 16 Noes: None 17 18 Signe4 and Ipproved by me after its passage. I 19kL. I’.‘ Chairperson 21 Aft: 23 Clerk of said Board ORIGINALFQb-10-0609:06AP1acrCoAPCO

15308897107P.03 I WHEREAS,theU.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“U.S. EPA”)ha.s promulgated

anew 2National AmbientAir Quality Standard (“NAAQS”)
forozonewithan8-hour averaging timeof 30.08 parts permill ion,hasrevokedthe 1-hour primary standard, andhas determined thatthe 8-hour 4standard

is necessary
inorderto protect public health (ITederal Register,Vol. 62,No. 138, pages2.. 537 (July 18, 1997); and 6 7 WILEREAS,
the Sacramento Metropolitan Area (SMA”), whichincludes partof thePlacer 8 CountyAirPollution Control District,
aswellasthe Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality 9 Management District,the Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District, and partsofthe Feather 10‘RiverAir Quality ManagementDistrict andtheEl Dorado CountyAir Quality Management 11District (“SMA Districts”) (Federal Register, Vol. 69,No. 84, pages23858-23951 (April 30, 12 20O4);and 13 ‘14 WHEREAS,
theSMAexceeds the primary NAAQSfor the8-hour ozone,andhasbeen 15 designated

anonattainment areaforozonewith
aclassification of’Seriou&’ (Federal Register, Vol. 16 69,No. 84, pages23858-23951); and 17 18 WHEREAS, theU.S.EPA recently published
itsFinalRuleforthe implementation

ofthe 8-hour ‘19 OzoneNational AmbientAir Quality Standard, which requires nonattainrnent areasclassified 20“Serious”
todemonstrate reasonable further progresstoward attainment ofthenew8-hourstandard 21 (Federal Register, VoL 70,No. 228, pages7161 1-71705 (November 29, 2005));and 22 23WI

I EREAS,the SMADisiricts have preparedthe proposed Sacramento Regional Nonattainment 24Area8-Hour Ozone Rate-of.Progress Plan (“8-Hour ROP”)tosatisi&this reasonable ftulher 25 progress requirement; and 26 27 WHEREAS, the proposed 8-HourROPdemonstrates that existing control strategies and approvedFeb—10—06 0906A Placer Co APCD

1 530 889 7107 P.04 1 control measure commitments

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I provide the ibture emission reductions necessary
to meet the 2 federal Clean Air Act requirements
for reasonable further progress for the period 2002-2008; and 3 4 WHEREAS, photoehernical modeling has concluded that the most feasible ozone attainment 5 strategy must include reductions of both volatile organic compounds and nitrogen oxide emissions, 6 and that nitrogen oxide reductions will be more beneficial

in reducing peak ozone in downwind 7 areas; and 8 9 WITEREAS,
the substitution
of nitrogen oxide emission reductions

in place of’ volatile organic 10 compound emission reductions

to meet reasonable further progress requirements

is consistent with 11 the Federal Clean Air Act Section

1 82(c)(2)(C), and with previous and current analyses of ozone 12 attainment strategies
in the SMA; and 13 14 WHEREAS,
the proposed 8-Hour ROP includes an updated emissions inventory, and sets new 15 Motor Vehicle Emissions Budgets for federal transportation conformity purposes; and 16 17 WHEREAS, the proposed 8-Hour ROP includes an updated
15 percent volatile organic compound 18 emission reduction demonstration
for 1990- 1996; and 19 20 WHEREAS,

in connection with the foregoing, the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality 21 Maintenance District,
as the lead agency,
in consultation with the El Dorado Air Quality 22 Management District, the Feather River Air Quality Management District, the Placer County Air 23 Pollution Control District arid the Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District,
as responsible 24 agencies, duly prepared

a Draft Environmental impact Report (“DF.TR”), dated September, 2O05 25 State Clearinghouse No. 2004042112,

to consider potential environmental impacts arising from the 26 proposed 8-Hour ROP; and. 27Fb-10-o6 09:06A P1acv’ Co APCD

1 530 889 7107 P.05 1 WHEREAS,
the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District dulypublihed notIce 2 of the availability of the DEIR, and held
a duly noticed public workshop on October 24, 2005 to 3 rcccivc public comment on thc DEIR and the propose 8-Hour ROP; and 4 5 WHEREAS, comments and responses

to the DEIR, including the list ofpcrsons, organizations and 6 public agencies commenting
on the DEIR, have been prepared
as Appendix]) thereto, and together 7 with the DEIR comprise

a Final Environmental Impact Report, completed

in flu] compliance with 8 all procedural and substantive provisions
of the California Environmental Quality Act; and 9 10 WHEREAS,
on January26, 2006 the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District 11, held
a duly noticed public hearing
to consider the adequacy of the Final Environmental impact 12 Report 1 prior to its consideration
of the 8-Hour ROP; and 13 14WHERIAS,

on January26, 2006 the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District 15duly certified the Final Environmental Impact Report as having been prepared
in full compliance 16 with the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act; and 17 18W11JREAS,

on February

9, 2006 the Board of Directors of the Placer County Air Pollution 19 Control District held
a duly noticed public hearing in order to hear and to consider public comment 20 on the 8-Hour ROP; and 21 22WHEREAS,
the Board

o IDirectors of the Placer County Air Poll utiori Control District has read 23 and considered the environmental effects of the proposed 8-Hour ROP as identified and analyzed 24 in the Final Huvironmental Impact Report, and hereby incorporates
by reference each of its 25findings relative
to the potential environmental impacts arising from adoption of the 8-Hour ROP. 26 27 IT IS ThEREFORE RESOLVED, effective Fehniaty

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1 530 889 7107 P.06 I Nonattainment Area 8-Hour Ozone Rate-Of-Progress Plan, is, hereby adopted, with the 2002 2 Baseline Inventory, the updated Motor Vchicle Emissions Budgets, and the 15 percent volatile 3 organic compound emissions reduction demonstration
for 1990-1996. 4 5 BE IT FURTTJER RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors of the Placer County Air Pollution 6 Control District directs its staff to forward the Sacramento Regional Nonattaimnent Area 8-Hour 7 Ozone Rate-of-Progress Plan, and aH necessary supporting documents,

to the California Air 8 Resources Board for submittal
to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as revision
to the State 9 implementation Plan. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21