From: Bryan Paris

To: Hoag, Katherine

Subject: FW: Arizona Regional Haze TSD Draft

Date: Monday, March 04, 2013 7:51:02 AM

Attachments: AZ SIP Revision Draft 03032013 rct_bcp.doc

Hi Kate,

Ryan had your email address wrong so just passing along. I understand that you and Greg will be

meeting today to discuss AZ Regional Haze. Let us know if you have any questions about the TSD.

Bryan C. Paris

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

Air Quality Division

602-771-7665

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From: Ryan C. Templeton 

Sent: Monday, March 04, 2013 7:48 AM

To: 'Nudd.Gregory@epamail.epa.gov'; 'hoag.catherine@epa.gov'

Cc: Steve M. Calderon; Bryan Paris

Subject: RE: Arizona Regional Haze TSD Draft

Hello Greg and Kate,

Attached is an updated version of the Arizona Regional Haze TSD Draft. This is still a work in

progress, but if you have time to review part or the entire document prior to our next meeting then we

would appreciate your thoughts and comments. Please let me know if I can provide any clarification on

any points in the document.

Ryan Templeton

Environmental Engineer Specialist

Air Quality Division

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

rct@azdeq.gov

(602) 771-4230

From: Bryan Paris

Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 5:46 PM

To: 'Nudd.Gregory@epamail.epa.gov'

Cc: Ryan C. Templeton; Steve M. Calderon

Subject: Arizona Regional Haze TSD Draft

Hi Greg,

We wanted to pass along a draft of the TSD document that Ryan has been working on. It’s gone

through one review and we’re still working on implementing some of the changes, but Ryan has

addressed most of them and this document should give you an idea of where we’re going with this.

We wanted to give you this before our meeting tomorrow just in case you had any time to look

through. If you don’t have any time to look at it before the meeting, then it may not be worth reviewing

it afterwards as we expect to have a more finalized version to you within the next few days perhaps.

Ultimately though, the main concepts are there are we don’t expect them to change. The three main

issues that we still need to address are:
1. NOx and SOx area source increases in the EIs.

2. natural vs anthropogenic emission separation (windblown and fire sources)

3. fire data finalization

If you see that we’re going in a completely wrong direction with any of this, please let us know.

Bryan C. Paris, Unit Manager

Special Applications Unit

State Implementation Plan Section

Air Quality Division

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

602-771-7665

bryan.paris@azdeq.gov

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