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CERTIFICATION PURSUANT TO 40 CFR 51 .102 
CERTIFICATION PURSUANT TO 40 CFR 51 .102 

REGARDING 

Vermont Air Pollution Control Regulations 

Subchapter II Prohibitions 

5-253 .16 Wood Furniture Manufacturing 

Public Notice : I hereby certify that on either Thursday November 7, 2002, Friday 

November 8, 2002 or Saturday November 9, 2002, depending on which newspaper, a notice of 

public hearing was published by prominent advertisement in the following newspapers ; the 

Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus, the Rutland Herald, the Burlington Free Press and several other 

local newspapers in the state. Letters were also sent to wood furniture manufacturing plants 

likely to be affected by the propose rule at about this time. Said notice specified the date, time, 

and place of a public hearing held on proposed regulations dealing with Wood Furniture 

Manufacturing volatile organic emissions control technology requirements which were 

subsequently adopted by the State of Vermont, effective March l, 2004. Said notice also 

specified the location at which the proposed changes to the regulations would be available for 

public inspection. I further certify that copies of the proposed regulations and announcement of 

the date and time of the public hearing were sent to EPA Region I thirty days before the hearing 

date. 

Public Hearing: I hereby certify that at 7 :00 pin on December 10, 2002, a public hearing 

was held by the Agency of Natural Resources on the proposed adoption of regulation 5-253.16. 

This hearing was held in the Pavilion Auditorium in Montpelier, Vermont, in accordance with 

the above public notice . 

04Yela6u~c 

Richard A. Valentinetti 

Certifying Officer 

CERTIFICATION PURSUANT TO 40 CFR 51 .102 
REGARDING SIP NARRATIVE CHANGES 

Related to Control of Volatile Organic Compound Emissions from 

Wood Furniture Manufacturing 

Public Notice : I hereby certify that on Thursday November 7, 2002 , Friday 

November 8, 2002 or Saturday November 9, 2002, depending on which newspaper, a notice of 

public hearing was published by prominent advertisement in the following newspapers; the 

Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus, the Rutland Herald, the Burlington Free Press and several other 

local newspapers in the state. Said notice specified the date, time, and place of a public hearing 

held on proposed State Implementation Plan (SIP) Narrative changes dealing with Wood 

Furniture Manufacturing volatile organic emissions control technology requirements necessary 

for inclusion in the Vermont SIP. Said notice also specified the location at which the proposed 

changes to the SIP Narrative would be available for public inspection. I further certify that 

copies of the proposed SIP Narrative changes and announcement of the date and time of the 

public hearing were sent to EPA Region I thirty days before the hearing date. A copy of the 

notice which appeared in the newspapers is attached hereto . 

Public Hearing: I hereby certify that at 7 :00 pin on December 10, 2002, a public hearing 

was held by the Agency of Natural Resources on the proposed SIP Narrative changes. This 

hearing was held in the Pavilion Auditorium in Montpelier, Vermont, in accordance with the 

above public notice . 

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Richard A. Valentinetti 

Certifying Officer 
State of Vermont 

Department of Fish and Wildlife 

Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation 

Department of Environmental Conservation 

State Geologist 

RELAY SERVICE FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED 

1-800-253-0191 TDD>Voice 

1-800-253-0195 Voice>TDD 

November 6, 2002 

FAX #'s : 

Bennington Banner (802) 442-3413 

Brattleboro Reformer (802) 257-1305 

Burlington Free Press (802) 862-5622 

Caledonian Record (802) 748-1613 

Newport Dailey Express (802) 334-6891 

Rutland Herald (802) 775-2423 

St. Albans Messenger (802) 527-1948 

Times Argus (802) 479-4097 

Attention Classifieds : 

AGENCY OF NATURAL RESOURCES 

Department of Environmental Conservation 

Air Pollution Control Division 

Bldg . 3 South, 103 South Main Street 

Waterbury, Vermont 05671-0402 

Tel . : (802) 241-3840 

Fax: (802) 241-2590 

http ://www.anr.state .vt .us/dec/air/ 

Please publish the attached notice in your legal notices section on this Thursday, November 7; 2002 as 

display advertisement. If it is not possible to place the add this Thursday please run it on Friday or 

Saturday November 8th or 9th and let me know accordingly. Please send a copy of the tear sheet and 

a 

billing instructions to Mr. George Apgar, Technical Services Manager, at the above address . If there are 

any questions, please contact me at the above telephone number. Thank you for your assistance . 

Sincerely, 

~ 

Douglas R. Elliott, Acting Chief of Engineering Services 

Air Pollution Control Division 

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ly law, public notice of proposed rules must be given by publicat ,ewspapers of record. The purpose of these notices is to give the I 

dc a chance to respond to the proposals . The law requires an age-, to hold a public hearing on a proposed rule, if requ(red to do so in ing by 25 persons or an association having at least 25 members . 

To get a copy of a rule or make suggestions to the agency, call or write the contact person listed below. You may also comment on the 

posal by writing the Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules, State House, Montpelier, Vermont 05602 (828-2231) . 

VOSHA RECORD KEEPING RULE 1904 AMENDMENT 

Vermont Proposed Rule : 02P050 

I, AGENCY: Labor & Industry 

I CONCISE SUMMARY: the amendment 1) Delays for 1 year §1904 .12 of the record keeping rule dealing with the reporting of. Musculoske 

disorders on the OSHA 300 Log . 2) Delays for 1 year the requirement to enter a check mark in the Hearing Loss Column of the OSHA 

form for cases involving hearing loss . 3) Requires employers to record all hearing loss cases that involve a work-related Standard Thres 

Shift (STS) of an average of 25 db or more at 2000, 3000, and 4000 hertz (Hz) in either ear, compared to the employee's original basE 

audiogram . _,_- .._ .._ .-___.._- - 

TYPE OF PERSONS AFFEG'FEDmployers and employees in the publlc and-pr(yate sector. 

COST BENEFILANA'CYSIS: There are no anticipated increased costs over the curreht-mcord keeping standards . 

SCHEDULED' HEARINGS: .NoY~mber 25, 2002 ® 1 :00, Labor & Industry's Small Conference, Room, National Life Building, Montpelier, 

DEADLINE FOR-PUBLfC COMMEflT'6ecember 2, 2002 . ;,,FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Robert McCeod, Department of Labor & Industry, National Life Building, Drawer 20, MontpE 

YT-05620-3401, 802-828-2765 . . 

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL REGULATIONS, SUBCHAPTER II PROHIBITIONS, "5-253. 

WOOD FURNITURE MANUFACTURING" ' ` 

Vermont Proposed Rule: 02P051 . `t~ . 

AGENCY: Natural Resources, Air Pollution Control 

CONCISE SUMMARY: The rule will restrict air emissions of volatile organic compounds and volatile hazardous air pollutants from wood 

niture manufacturing facilities by limiting the content of these pollutants in the various coatings used by the industrjy. The rule will also cor 

work practice requirements such as specifying operator training requirements, spray gun usage limitations andJspray gun cleaning pr( 

dures . The rule requires the development of a work practice implementation plan to ensure proper implementation of the work practice s 

dards. 

TYPE OF PERSONS AFFECTED: Large wood furniture manufacturing facilities are the only entities affected,by this rule. The Agency 

identified fifteen (15) potentially affected wood furniture manufacturing facilities . Of these, at least eight (8) are/expected to be able to tak, 

enforceable restriction on their coating usage to avoid the regulation with little or no impact on their operations . 

COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS : Since subject facilities would be expected to comply with the rule by using, compliant coatings and those c 

ngs are not expected to have a significant cost differential from noncompliant coatings, the economic impacts to the facilities are expecte 

imal . However, the rule does impose additional burdens on the facilities in the fo,(m.of~research and development required for rc 

mulatjrig doatings,..record keeping and reporting requirements and the development of'several implementation work plans. The Agencys 

posed rule does not impose any._ tidd;t:onal requirements . '_, . . . ., . . .beyond_the-federa ._rements °l' 'reqw 'and the Agency has attempted to streamline th 

requirements where it was possible . 

SCHEDULED HEARINGS : Tuesday, December 10, 2002, 7:00 PM, Pavilion Auditorium,.Pavilion Building, 109 State Street, Montpelier, 

DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: December 17, 2002 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Doug Elliott, Agency of Natural Resources, 103 South Main Street, Bldg . 3 South, Watert 

Vermont 05671, (802) 241-3845 . 

LATE SNOW GOOSE SEASON, FEBRUARY 24-MARCH 10, 2003 

Vermont Proposed Rule : 02P046 

AGENCY: Natural Resources, Fish & Wildlife Dept. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT Stephen K. Hill, General Counsel, Department of Fish and Wildlife, 103 South Main Stl 

Waterbury, Vermont 05671-0501, 802-241-3700 . , REGULATION #1007,TURKEY SEASONS 

Vermont Proposed Rule : 02P047 

AGENCY: Natural Resources, Fish & Wildlife Dept. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Stephen K. Hill, Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, 103 South Main Street, Waterbury 

05671-0501,802-241-3700 

MEDICAID REQUIREMENT TO ENROLL IN PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS AN 

GENERAL EXCLUSIONS FROM MEDICAID COVERAGE 

Vermont Proposed Rule: 02P048 

AGENCY: Dept. of Prevention, Assistance, Transition, and Health Access (PATH) 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Julie Trottier, Phone: 802-241-1242; email : julietr@path .state .vt.us ; Dept. of PATH, 103 S 

Main Street, Waterbury, VT 05671-1201, Fax : (802) 241-3934 . 

SFY 2003 DEFICIT PREVENTION PLAN FOR MEDICAID AND VHAP: ELIMINATION OF 

ADULT CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES FOR MEDICAID AND VHAP, ELIMINATION OF 

ADULT DENTURES FOR MEDICAID, AND ELIMINATION OF ELECTIVE HOSPITAL 

INPATIENT ADMISSIONS FOR VHAP 

Vermont Proposed Rule : 02P049 

AGENCY: Dept . of Prevention, Assistance, Transition, and Health Access (PATH) 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Julie Trottier, OVHA,103 South Main St., Waterbury VT 05671-1201 (802) 241-1242. 

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PROPOSED STATE RULFS 

By law, public notice of pioposed rules must be given by publication: In 

newspapers of record . The purpose of these notices' is to give the publica chance to respond to the proposals. The law requires an agency to 

hold a public hearing on a proposed rule, if requested to do so in writing 

by 25 persons or an association having at least 25 members. ~ 

. To get a copy of a rule or make suggestions to the agency, call or write 

the contact person listed below. You may also comment on the proposal 

b writing the' Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules, % .State' 

ouse, Montpelier, Vermont 05602 (828-2231). * . ;1 ., . I 

VOSNA RECORD ~ KEEPING ' . RULE 

1904 AMENDMENT 

Vermont Proposed Rule: 02P050 

AGENCY: Labor & Industry. - '. 

CONCISE SUMMARY: The amendment 1) Delays for 1 year §1904.12 of 

the record keeping rule dealing with the reporting of Musculoskeletal 

disorders on the OSHA 300 ~og. 2) Delays for 1 year the requirement to 

enter a check mark in the Hearing Loss Column of the OSHA 30b form 

for cases involving hearing loss . 3) Requires employers to record all 

hearing loss cases that involve a work-related Standard Threshold Shift 

(STS) of an avidrage of 25 db. or more at 2000, 3000, and 4000 hertz 

(Hz) in either ear, compared to the employee's _ original baseline 

audiogram . . . . - . . :,'~° ' 

TYPE OF PERSONS AFFECTED: Employers and ~ employees In., the 

public and private sector. - . 

COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS : There are no anticipated increased costs 

over the current record keeping standards. 

SCHEDULED HEARING$" Nn member 25, ."2002 ®- 1 :00 ~ Latror=`8 

Industry's small-room,.-Nation FEife Buiiding, Montpelier, VT . 

DEADLINE-FOR PUBLIC COMMENT-.`December`2,.2002. 

-F6R FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: ~ ~Rqbert McLeod, 

' Department of Labor & Industry, National Life' Building; .Drawer 20 ;~ 

Montpelier, VT 05620-3401802-828-2765 . 

.AIR POLLUTION CONTROL REGULATIONS, suBCNAPtER-In --~'--. . - .- 

PROHIBITIONS, "5-SS3.16 WOOD 

Vermont 

FURNITURE 

Proposed 

MANUFACTURING ." 

Rule: 0212051 -

AGENCY: Natural Resources, Air Pollution Control. ' 

CONCISE SUMMARY: The rule will restrict_ sir emissions of volatile 

organic compounds, and volatile hazardous air pollutants from wood . 

fumiture manufacturing facilities by limiting the content of these pollutants' 

in the various coatings used by the industry. The rule will also contaln 

work practice requirements such as specifying operator training 

requirements, spray gun usage limitations and spray gun cleaning 

procedures. The rule requires the development of a work" practice 

implementation plan to ensure proper implementations ,of the work 

practice standaras . 

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Of PERSONS AFFECTED: Large wood furniture manufaic'tilurln'g" 

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enforceable restriction on their coating usage to avoid the regulation with 

little or not impact on their operations. ; - 

COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS : Since subject facilities Would be~expected 

to comply with the rule by usin g compliant coatin$s and thbse coatings 

are not expected to have a significant cost differentlal from non,compltant 

coatings, the economic impacts to the 'facilities ,are expeCted ;to -be 

minimal. However, the 'rule does . impose . a~lditional . purdens on , 

facilities in the forrn of . reliearch ;- and .developmerit` : reqiiired 

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reformulating coatings, record, keeping _ariil .Yepdrtlng:,reqUfrements and 

the development of several implementation, :work plans;:The ~Cgency's ~ 

proposed riile does not Impose any addltlonal,recjuirerirerits beyond the", 

federal requirements a pd the Agency has attempted 1o strean)Ilne these,_ 

requirements where ft was poss,lble . . : ., . . . .,.; :_~'., 

SCHEDULED HEARINGS: .Tuesday, 'becember .1d,' 2002 ;7 :00, RN(; ", 

Pavilion Auditorium Building, log State Street, Montpellei, 

DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: December 17,`~Q02 , ., . . ."~"""' ' 

FOR. FURTHER INFORMATION `~ CONTACT ." : Do

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Natural Resources, 103 South Win, Street, Bldg.,-' South, . .Vlfaterburys 

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.LATE SNOW GOOSE sEasoN~f:~ 

FEBRYARY S4 _- MARCU '1 O i'S ~ri ; l; r Vermont Proposed Rule: 02P046 

AGENCY: Natural Resources, Fish & Wildlife Dept. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Stephen IG I1AI General 

Counsel, Department- of Fish and Wildlife ; 103 Sduth Main Street, 
junk ~ule 14(B) at- the discrezt to tion of the District Envi- No hearing will be c10.3 ronmentalCommission . varied unless a pr 

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information regarding on or Wore Wednesday, 

participation in this hear- November 27, 2002, or 

ing, please contact the the Commission sets the 

District Coordinator at matter for hearing on its 

the address below before own motion . Prior to 

the date of the first hear- convening a hearing the 

ing or prehearing. If you District Commission shall 

have, a disability for determine that substanwhich you are going to tive issues requiring a 

need accommodation, hearing have bee raised 

please notify this office pursuant to Environmenat least seven days prior tal Board Rule 51(D). 

to the above hearing 

date. Parties entitled to participate are the municipaliCopies of the ap- ty, the municipal planplication and plans for ning commission, the rethis project are available gional planning commisfor inspection by memb- sion, state agencies, ad1 5 , at of the public during joining property owners, 

Milton regular working hours at and person granted party 

4C0046- the Milton Offices, the status pursuant to Envilescribed Chittenden County Regi- ronmentai Board Rule 14 

ion of onal Planning Commis- (B). 

ited la- sion Office, and the Dismicipal trict #4 Envir,onmentat Dated in Essex Junction, 

atment Office. Vermont this 4th day of 

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Dated at Essex Junction, 

Vermont this 24th day of 

October 2002. 

By : Peter E. Keibel 

Environmental Board 

District #4 Coordinator 

111 West Street 

Essex Jet, VT 05452 

T/802-879-5658 

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November 8, 2002 

ACT 250 NOTICE 

MINOR APPLICATION 

#4COS82-15C 

10 V.S.A.6001-6092 

By : Stephanie A. Hesson 

Environmental Board 

District #4 Coordinator 

111 West Street 

Essex Jet, VT 05452 

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November 8, 2002 

ACT 250 NOTICE , 

MINOR 

APPLICATION 

#4C0775-4 

10 V.S .A. 6001-6092 

suumirs a w'"«  -

quest to the Commission 

m or before Tuesday, 

Aovember 19, 2002, or 

the Commission sets the 

matter for hearing on its 

own motion . Prior to 

convening a hearing, the 

District Commission shall 

determine that substantive issues requiring a 

hear have been raised 

pursuant to Environmental Board Rule 51 (D). 

Parties entitled to participate are the municipality, the municipal planning commission, the regional planning commission,, state agencies, adjoining property owners, 

and persons granted 

party status pursuant to 

Environmental Board 

Rule 14 (B) . 

Dated in Essex Junction, 

Vermont, this 29th day 

of October, 2002 

By: Setphanie A Hesson 

Environmental Board 

District #4 Coordinator 

111 West Street 

Essex Jet, VT 05452 

T/802-879-5662 

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November 8, 2002 

ADVERTISEMENT 

FOR BIDS , 

Chittenden Solid Waste 

District (CSWD) hereby 

invites building contractors to prepare a lump 

sum bid for the Environmental Depot Improvements Project at the 

CSWD Environmental 

Depot located at 1011 

Airport Parkway in South 

Burlington, Vermont . 

Separate sealed bids will 

be received by CSWD at 

1021 Redmond Rd . 

Williston, VT 05495 until 

4:00 P.M ., Monday, December 2, 2002. Each 

bid shall be accompanied 

by a certified check payNotice is hereby given 

Notice is hereby given that on October 22, 

that on October 28, 2002, an application was 

2002, an application was filed by Starwood Ceruzfiled by Green Mountain zi Williston, LLC, c/o 

Power Corporation, 163 Mark L. Sperry, Esq ., 

Acorn Lane, Colchester, Langrock Sperry & 

VT 05446, for a project Wood, LLP, PO Box 721, 

generally described as: Burlington, VT 05402- 

0721, for a project geneThe modification of Con- rally described as : 

ditions #3, 4, and 5 of 

LUP #4C0582-15A and 

Condition #6 of LUP 

#4C0582-15B to allow 

for the transportation on 

site of PCB's and the 

storage of PCB contaminated transformers in an 

existing hazardous 

waste storage outbuilding located on the north 

side of OMP's service 

cantor building . The project is located on Acorn 

Lane in the Town of Colchester, Vermont. 

The District 4 Environmental Commission will 

treat this application 

under Environmental 

Board Rule 51 - Minor 

The extension of the able to the CSWD for five 

construction completion percent (5°/.) of the total 

date of Land Use Permit amount of the BID. A 

#4c0775 (as amended BID Bond may be used 

by 4C0775-9b) from De- in lieu of a certified 

eember 1, 2002 to De- check. A performance 

cember 1, 2004 . The BOND and a payment 

project is located at the BOND each in an 

intersection of VT amount equal to one 

Routes 2 and 2A in the hundred percent (100%) 

Town of Williston, Ver- of the contract price will 

mont . be required. Bids will be 

valid for a period of thirty 

The District 4 Environ- (30) days . The Owner 

mental Commission will shall have the right to retreat this application ject any or all bids, or to 

under Environmental award the bid to other 

Board Rule 51- Minor than the lowest bidder . 

Applications . A pro- The work consists of 

posed permit has been improvements to an 

prepared by the Com- existing building, which 

International, Inc., or comr, period will beHallam Engineering (60 gin :mber 7, 2002 

Farrel St ., Suite 300, and .r on December 

South Burlington, VT). 20, 2002. The public is 

There wilt be a mandate- encouraged to provide 

ry Pre-Bid meeting 

Thursday, November 

2002 at 9:00 AM at 

proposed site . 

on comments in writing, to 

14, Edward Willenbaker, 

the Executive Director, at 

the address. 

To the creanors or rne 

estate of Albert W. Baillargeon late of Westford, 

Vermont. 

I have been appointed a 

personal representative 

of the above named estate. All creditors having 

claims against the estate 

must present their 

PROPOSED CHANGES TO VERMONT STATE 

- IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 

. FOR AIR QUALITY 

Agency : Natural Resources 

AIR POLLUTION 

Concise Summary: In accordance with §I&3(b(B) of the 1990 federal Clean Air Act, Vermont 

is required to adopt a regulation to control air pollution emission of volatile organic compounds 

(VOCs) from wood furniture manufacturing facilities. Also, on December 7, 1995 the U.S . EPA 

adopted federal regulations to control air pollution emissions of volatile hazardous a¢ poliutan(s 

(HAPs) from wood furniture manufacturing facilities. Vermont is proposing to incorporate both 

of these emission control measures into one regulation within (he Vermont Air Pollution Control 

Regulations. A public notice of the proposed change in state regulations was published elsewhere in this newspaper on November 7, 2002 . The changes noticed herein relate to changes in 

the narrative portion of the State Implementation Plan (SIP) . The SIP is a federally enforceable 

plan which describes the program by which the State of Vermont is complying with requirements 

for protecting air quality under the federal Clean Air Act. The narrative changes simply specify 

the procedures the Agency will follow in implementing the above regulation, such as specifying 

appropriate test methods and calculation procedures for determining compliance with the regulation . 

Affected Public: The proposed regulation and subsequent SIP changes will effect large wood 

furniture manufacturing facilities that either have emissions of VOCs greater than 25 tons per 

year or emissions of HAPs of either 10 torts per year or more of a single HAP or 25 tons per year 

or more of all combined HAPs . While not directly regulated under the proposed regulation, coaling manufacturers will also be impacted since they will be expected to develop compliant coatings for the industry. The Agency has identified fifteen (15) potentially affected wood furniture 

manufacturing facilities in the state . The workers at these facilities, the neighborhoods surrounding them and the general public are all expected to benefit from reduced emissions of these 

air pollutants. 

Availability For Public Inspection : The proposed changes to the narrative portion of the State 

Implementation Plan will be available for public inspection at the Agency of Natural Resources, 

Department of Environmental Conservation . Air Pollution Control Division offices located in 

Building 3 South, 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, Vermont 05671-0402 or may be obtained' 

from the Division on request for a copying fee. 

Scheduled Hearing: A public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, December 10, 2002 at the 

Pavilion Building Auditorium, 109 State Street, Montpelier, VT at 7:00 pm to receive both oral 

and written comments on the proposed changes to the SIP 

Deadline For Comments : The Agency will fully consider all written and oral submissions 

regarding the proposed changes to the State Implementation Plan which are received on or 

before December 17, 2002. 

For Further Information Contact : 

Paul Wishinski 

Air Quality Planning Chief 

Building 3 South 

103 South Main Street 

Waterbury, Vermont 05611-0402 

Telephone : (802) 241-3862 

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(VOCs) from wood furniture manufaa ~ estate must present their claims In .~ Randolph Avenue in the Villa~Qa of V~ Reports : A. Financial; F 

of the . : . Randolph Vermont, end being a!'. end- traljsrs 

turing taoifitles. Also, on Dec. 7, 1995 writing within 4 months of the! 

the U.S ., EPA.adopted federal,regula- first pubifcatlon at thts~noticb. The claim'~ ihs same~`f~and~and premises c~hvsyad VI .'Old Businsss~;A. Music 

Uorta-td'~altfb1 aif pa1luff°^ ~niisslons of muat be presented to me at the address to Chrlstophar Colson and Millie Colson Vlt. New Business: A. 't 

volatile hazardous air pollutants (HAPS) listed below with a copy filed with the by Warranty Dead of Dwain R. Davis arant, Jon Ciailo J, Davis, dated January 4 Viti . Policy Development a 

from wood furniture manufacturing fa- register of the Probate Court. 'The claim and Sherry ' A. School Related Problems 

comes. Vermont is proposing to inco rpa- will be forever barred if it is not pre- 2000, and recorded in Book 131 Page 

rate both of these emission control , sented as described above within the 123 of the Town of Randolph Land Be- cems 

measures into one regulation within the ~ bur month deadline .' 

IX. Personnel 

Xh Executive Session 

Vermont Air Pollution Control Regula- ~' 

X Next Month's Agenda 

Bcns. A public notice of the proposed Dated Oct' 25' 2002 And so tnckh of the lands will be sold 

change in stete regulations was pub- /s/ Hugh Townlsy, Executor at public auction at the Office of the ~i_ A~ournment 

iishsd elsewhere in this newspaper on 

RA 2. Box 49 Town Tax Collector on the 21" day of 

Bsthel, VT 05032 November, 2002, at 9:00 In the bres no- 802-23d-5672 noon as shall be requisite to discharge 

November 7, 2002. "1 -he change p 

dced herein relate, to changes in the nar7ete hone. 

rs said taxes to ~ fher with costs, and otiwr 

fses allowed by law, unless the same be 

I emanta- relive portion of the Stats mpi 

ton Plan (SIP) . The SIP is a federally NOTICE OF TAX SALE, 

enforceable plan which describes the ' The resident and noresident Owners, previously p d. Information regarding 

program by which the State of Vermont tianholders and mor s of t.ands In the amount of taxes due may be obis complying with requirements for pro- ttw Town at Randol , in the County °f tained at the office of Parnelet Stafford, 

tecting air quality under the federal Orange and State of Vermont, are Esq., PO Box 94, RarxJolph Center, VT 

Clean Air Act . The narrative changes hereby 

notified 

that the taxes, water and 05M1, 802-'M8-3813. 

simply specify the procedures the sower chargss, tt any, assessed for the Dated at the Town of Randolph In the 

Agency will follow in implementing the tiacal year 2001. remain, either M whole Coun~r of Orange and State of Vermont 

above regulation, such as specifying or in part, unpaid °n 1hs following lands lhis 4 day of October, 2002 

appropriate test methods and calcula- andI ~remises in ihe Town of Randolph, . /at Pamela Stafford, Esq. 

a s

t~n procedures for determining compli- , 1o wit: 

Attorney for Dounquent Tax Collector 

ance with the regulation. 

Being a dwelling and lot located at 38 ~ 

Town of Randolph 

Village Street °f q in the 

Affected Public: The propossd ' Central being David ail and the .ms 

L. 

ra gu lation and subsequent SIP changes Randotph, and 

wlii eject large wood furniture manu- land and premises r~nve,~ al to 

lecturing facilities that either have emis- Btanchard and Sandra +'~ Blanehard try 

sions of VOC's greater than 25 tons per Administrator's Deed of Richard 1 . 

ysar or emissions of HAPs of either 10 Buratein, Administrator dbn c.t-a, ad" 

tnns per year or more of a single HAP or ministraUor of the Goods, Ch'altels and 

25 tons per year or more of all combined Estate of Florence M., Faye, dated July ; 

HAPs. While not directly regulated under 31, 1998, and recorded in Book 126, . 

the proposed regulation, coating manu- Page 899, of the Town of Randolph 

facturers will also be Impacted since Land Records . 

they Will be expected t° develop comp i'i- And so much of the lands will be sold 

ant coatings for the industry . T ha at public auction at the Office of the ' 

has identified fifteen (15) poten- Town Tax Collector on the 21' day of : 2 'at 9~00 in the fore- 1W %17 . 

tially affected wood furniture manufac- Novsmber, 200 , 

turing facilities in the state . The workers noon, as shall be requisite to diacharge ' 

" at these facilities, the neighborhoods said taxos together wl~ °°s~ ~ 

other 

surrounding them and the general public fees allowed by law, unless the some be 

are all expected to benefit from reduced prevlously paid. information regarding 

duo Pamela 

may be otr 

emissions of these air pollutants. the amount of taxes 

um VT Staffbrd, f offlce of 

~y Avaflablilty tot Public Inspecticn. tained at 

The proposed changes to the narrative Esq., PO Box 94, Randolph Center, 

in ~e +. portion of the State Implementation Plan 

Dats 

05t~1, 802-728-3s13. 

of Randolph 

Will be available for public inspection at d at the Town 

the Agency of Natural Resources, De- Count~ of Orange~~d State of Vermont ~. 

ton, 

of Environmental Conserva- , this 4 day at October, 2002. 

tion, Air Pollution Control Division offices /s/ Pamela Stafford, Esq. 

located in Building 3 South, 103 South " Attomey.ior Delinquent Tax Collector 

Town of Randolph 

Main Street, Waterbury Vermont 

qs 05b71-0402 or may be obtained from 

f a o py ing 

the Division on request or 

tea . Scheduled Hearing- A public hearing 

is scheduled for Tuesday . December 10, 

2002 at the pavilion Building Auditorium, 

109 State Street, Montpelier, VT at 7:00 

p.m. to receive both oral and written 

comments on the proposed changes to 

the SiP. 

Deadline for Comments: The . 

Agency will fully consider all writtsn and 

oral submissions regarding the P(O' 

~ 

sod changes to the State Implemorr sod 

Plan which are received on or 

before December 17, 2002. 

For Further information Contact: 

Paul Wishinski, Air Quality Planning 

Chief, Building 3 South, 103 South Main 

t Waterbury, Vermont 05671- i Strse , 

0402, Telephone: (802) 241-3862. 

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BROOKFIELD TOWN 

SCHOOL DiSTRiCT 

Regular Board meeting, Tuesday, 

Nov, 12, 2002, 7:00 p.m. f3rookfieid 

Elementary School. sa 

RANDOLPH UNION HIGH SCHOOL , 

rnaednp, Wednesday. Regular over 

Nov. 13, 2002, 7:00 p.m . Bud ~at work 

Session at 6:00 p.m. RUI-45 Media , 

center . as 

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PROPOSED CHANGES TO VERMONT STATE 

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 

FOR AIR QUALITY 

AIR POLLUTION 

AGENCY : Natural Resources 

CONCISE SUMMARY: In accordance with § 184(b)(B) of the 1990 federal Clean 

Air Act, Vermont is required to adopt a regulation to control air pollution emission of 

volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from wood furniture manufacturing facilities . Also, 

on December 7, 1995 the U.S . EPA adopted federal regulations to control air pollution 

emissions of volatile hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) from wood furniture manufacturing 

facilities . Vermont is proposing to incorporate both of these emission control measures 

into one regulation within the Vermont Air Pollution Control Regulations. A public 

notice of the proposed change in state regulations was published elsewhere in this 

newspaper on November 7, 2002. The changes noticed herein relate to changes in the 

narrative portion of the State Implementation Plan (SIP). The SIP is a federally 

enforceable plan which describes the program by which the State of Vermont is 

complying with requirements for protecting air quality under the federal Clean Air Act. 

The narrative changes simply specify the procedures the Agency will follow in 

implementing the above regulation, such as specifying appropriate test methods and 

calculation procedures for determining compliance with the regulation. 

AFFECTED PUBLIC: The proposed regulation and subsequent SIP changes will 

effect large wood furniture manufacturing facilities that either have emissions of VOCs 

greater than 25 tons per year or emissions of HAPs of either 10 tons per year or more of a 

single HAP or 25 tons per year or more of all combined HAPs. While not directly 

regulated under the proposed regulatic#h, coating manufacturers will also be impacted 

since they will be expected to develop compliant coatings for the industry . The Agency 

has identified fifteen (15) potentially affected wood furniture manufacturing facilities in 

the state. The workers at these facilities, the neighborhoods surrounding them and the 

general public are all expected to benefit from reduced emissions of these air pollutants . 

AVAILABILITY FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION : The proposed changes to the 

narrative portion of the State Implementation Plan will be available for public inspection 

at the Agency of Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Conservation, Air 

Pollution Control Division offices located in Building 3 South, 103 South Main Street, 

Waterbury, Vermont 05671-0402 or may be obtained from the Division on request for a 

copying fee. 

SCHEDULED HEARING: A public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, December 10, 

2002 at the Pavilion Building Auditorium, 109 State Street, Montpelier, VT at 7:00 p.m. 

to receive both oral and written comments on the proposed changes to the SIP. 
DEADLINE FOR COMMENTS: The Agency will fully consider all written and oral 

submissions regarding the proposed changes to the State Implementation Plan which are 

received on or before December 17, 2002. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Paul Wishinski 

Air Quality Planning Chief 

Building 3 South 

103 South Main Street 

Waterbury, Vermont 05671-0402 

Telephone: (802) 241-3862