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4 Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal
Center 61 Forsyth

Street,

SW Atlanta

, Georgia

30303

SOO MERO STREET 12TH FLOOR, CAPITAL

PLAZA TOWER FRANKFORT,

KY 40601 TELEPHONE:

502-564-3350 FACSIMILE:
502-564-3354 

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### RE: Revision

to the Kentucky

State Implementation

Plan (SIP) submittal

for Sections 182(a)(l) Emissions Inventory and 182(a)(3)(B)

Emissions Statement Dear

Ms

. McTeer-

Toney: The Kentucky

Energy

and Environment

Cabinet (Cabinet)

hereby submits

to the

U

. S

. Environmental Protection

Agency

(EPA)

a proposed

revision

to the State Implementation

Plan (SIP). Specifically,

this
SIP revision documents

the Clean

Air


### Act requirements

for Sections 182(a)(l) Emissions
Inventory

and 182(a)(3)(B)

Emissions Statement addressing

the nonattainment

areas classified

as Margin

a

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the 2008 8-hour
ozone National Ambient

Air 

### Quality Standard

. To expedite

the review

and approval

of this

SIP revision,

the Cabinet requests

EPA parallel process

this submittal.

One paper

copy

of the proposed

revision

is enclosed,

and

an electronic

copy

on compact

disc

that

is i dentical

to the paper

copy

. A public hearing

notice,

which indicates

the time

and location

of

a public hearing

to receive comments

on this
SIP revision

are enclosed.

The Cabinet's
response

to information

received

during

the public comment

period

will

be provided

in

a subsequent
submittal. Your prompt consideration

of this request

is appreciated.

If 

### you have

any questions

or comments concerning

this matter,
please contact

Ms. Melissa

Duff

at the Division

for Air Quality

at (502) 564-3999. Sincerely

Yours, 

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This page left intentionally blank.0cINTRODUCTIONTheCincinnati,OH-KY-INareahasbeendesignatedasMarginalOzoneNonattairunentforthe20088-hourNationalAmbientAirQualityStandard(NAAQS)of0.075partspermillion(ppm)forozone.ThisareaincludesportionsofBoone,KentonandCampbellcountiesinKentucky.Inaccordancewithsections172(c)(3),182(a)(l)and182(a)(3)(B)oftheCleanAirActAmendmentsof1990(CAA),KentuckyissubmittingthisSIPrevisiontomeettherequirementsforEmissionsStatementandEmissionsInventory.·BACKGROUNDTheCAAestablishesaprocessforairqualitymanagementthroughtheNAAQS.AreadesignationsarerequiredafterpromulgationofaneworrevisedNAAQS.OnMarch12,2008,EPArevisedboththeprimaryandsecondaryozonestandardstoalevelof0.075ppm,measuredoveran8-hourperiod.InFederalRegisternotice(77FR30088)publishedonMay21,2012,theEPAdesignatedtheCincinnati,OH-KY-INareaasmarginalnonattainmentforthe8-hourozoneNAAQS,effectiveJuly20,2012.ThisnonattainmentareaincludesportionsoftheKentuckycountiesofBoone,Campbell,andKenton.TheseKentuckycountieswerepreviouslyredesignatedtoattainment(maintenance)forthe19978-hourozoneNAAQSbyEPA(75FR47218).ThemonitorslocatedinBooneandCampbellcountiesinKentuckydidnotshowanozone designvalueabovethe8-hourNAAQS(2008Ozone).However,EPAconcludedthatportionsofBoone,Campbell,andKentoncountiesinKentuckymustbeincludedintheCincinnati,OH-KY-INnonattainmentareabecausetheycontributetoaviolationinanearbyarea.Specifically,fromtheTechnicalSupportDocumentdevelopedfortheCincinnati,Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana2008OzoneDesignations,EPAstates,"ThetotalVOCandNOxemissionsineachofBoone,CampbellandKentoncountiesfor2008weredeterminedbyEPAtobesignificantcontributorstothehighozoneconcentrationsintheCincinnati,OH-KY-INnonattainmentareaforthe20088-hourozoneNAAQS."EPA'sproposed2008ozonestandardSIPrequirementsrulerecommendsstatesuse2011asthebaseyeartofulfilltheEmissionInventoryrequirements.Theyear2011isalsoarequiredreportingyearfortheEPANationalEmissionsInventory(NEI)submissionundertheexistingAirEmissionsReportingRequirements(AERR)Rule.The2011NEIhousesemissionsformanypollutantsincludingvolatileorganiccompounds(VOC)andnitrogen oxides(NOx),bothofwhichareozoneprecursors.TheKentuckyDivisionforAirQuality(DAQ)collectsdata,calculates,andstoresemissionsforpointsourcesonanannualbasisintheKentuckyEmissionsInventorySystem(KYEIS).ThesepointsourceemissionsareuploadedtotheNEIeachyear.Inaddition,DAQacceptstheannualNEIestimatesforarea,event,non-road,andon-roadmobilesourceemissionsascalculatedbyEPA.Pointsourcedataforthe2011baseyearemissionsinventorywasextractedfromtheDAQemissionsinventorydatabase.Emissioninventoryestimatesforarea,nonroad,andon-roadmobilesourcesforthe2011baseyearemissionsinventorywereextractedfromtheNEI.10 0

BASE YEAR EMISSIONS INVENTORY

EPA's proposed 2008 ozone standard SIP requirements rule recommends the use of2011 as the

base year to fulfill the Emission Inventory requirements. Calendar year 2011 is also a required

reporting year for the EPA Nat i onal Emissions Inventory (NE I) submission under the existing

Air Emissions Reporting Requirements (AERR) Rule. The 2011 NEI houses emissions for many

pollutants including volatile organic compounds (VOC) and nitrogen oxides (NOx), both of

which are ozone precursors .

The Division for Air Quality (DAQ) collects data and calculates emissions for point sources on

an annual basis. The point source emissions are uploaded to the NEI each year. In addition,

DAQ accepts NEI estimates for area and nonroad mobile emissions as calculated by EPA. For

this submittal, DAQ requested on-road emissions for the nonattainment area from the OhioKentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI).

The 2011 base year emissions inventory is broken down into four components : point, area,

nonroad mobile, and on-road mobile sources . Summaries of the emissions for the Kentucky

portions of the designated nonattairunent area by county, pollutant and category are shown in

Table 1 through Table 3. Table 1

Summary of Boone County- 2011 NOx and VOC Emissions

Emissions Summer Day Annual Summer Day Annual

Category NOx (tpd) NOx (tpy) voc (tpd) voc (tpy}

Point 7.19 2698 . 61 1.73 556.27

Area 1.46 531 . 34 10.13 3696.32

Nonroad 1.76 641.36 2.47 903.10

Mobile

On - ro a d 7 . 53 2615.43 3.44 1085 . 72

Mobile Table 2

Summary of Campbell County- 2011 NOx and VOC Emissions

Emissions Summer Day Annual Summer Day Annual

Category NO x (tpd} NOx (tpy) voc {tpd) voc (tpy}

Po i nt 0.16 61.16 0.22 65.41

Area 0.69 253.13 4.87 1775 . 95

Nonroad 0 . 38 138 . 79 0.40 145 . 96

Mobile On-road 4 . 36 1513 . 90 1.99 628.45

Mobile 2

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OF CONTENTS 

# INTRODUCfiON .....•...........•...................•.....•.........•......................•.••..........•......................••.........

1 BACKGROUND ...............................................................................................................................

1 BASE YEAR EMISSION INVENTORY

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2 Point Sources ...........................................................................................................................

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4 N onroad Mobile Sources •••.•....•.....•.••••.•••.••••.•...•.•...•....•...•••..••.•••••••••••..•.....•.............•••.•••.••.••....•.•

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Mobile Sources

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8 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION .....•.•..•••..•.••..................•••.••••..••.•••..•.....•.......•.•••••••••.••••.•..............•••.••

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ll00TableSummaryTABLE1-SUMMARYOFBOONECOUNTY-2011NOxANDVOCEMISSIONS•••••••••2TABLE2-SUMMARYOFCAMPBELLCOUNTY-2011NOXANDVOCEMISSIONS••2TABLE3-SUMMARYOFKENTONCOUNTY-2011NOXANDVOCEMISSIONS••••••3TABLE4-2011NOXANDVOCEMISSIONSFORPOINTSOURCES-80°/oRULEEFFECTIVENESSAPPLIED••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••3TABLE5-2011NOXANDVOCEMISSIONSFORPOINTSOURCES-100%RULEEFFECTIVENESSAPPLIED••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4TABLE6-2011NOXANDVOCEMISSIONSFORAREASOURCES............................4TABLE7-2011NOxANDVOCEMISSIONSFORNONROADMOBILESOURCES••••••5TABLE8-2011NOxANDVOCEMISSIONSFORON-ROADMOBILESOURCES•••••••600APPENDICIESA.2011BaseYearEmissionsInventoryData-PointSourceDetailsB.NoticeofPublicHearing&LegalDocumentationC.ResponsetoPublicHearingComments00Thispageleftintentionallyblankv0Table3SummaryofKenton2011NOxandVOCEmissionsEmissionsSummerDayAnnualSummerDayAnnualCateJ!;oryNOx(tpd)NOx(tpy)voc(tpd)voc(tpy)Point0.012.430.5177.44Area1.14417.695.261918.79Nonroad0.77281.520.62226.20MobileOn-road7.652659.443.501103.99MobileThefollowingsectionsdescribethemethodsfordeterminingtheemissionsforeachcategory.PointSourcesForthisinventorypurpose,pointsourcesaredefinedasstationarysourcesthatemitgreaterthan10tonsperyear(tpy)ofVOCs,or100tpyofNOx.Thesourceemissionsarecalculatedfromdatacollectedannuallyfromthesources.ThisinformationisstoredintheKYEISdatabaseandtheinformationisuploadedintotheNEIsystemannually.ThisspecificbaseyearpointsourceemissionsinventorywasdeterminedbytakingtheemissionsdatafromtheKYEISdatabaseforBoone,Campbell,andKentoncounties,determiningthephysicalboundaryofthepartialcountynonattainmentareausingavailablelatitudeandlongitudecoordinates,andeliminatingthosesourcesthatwerenotlocatedinsidethenonattainmentarea.Annualemissionstotalsandsummerdayemissionsforeachfacilitywerecalculatedwith80%ruleeffectivenessand100%ruleeffectiveness.ThesesummariesareshowinTables4andTable5.Detailsoffacility2011NOxandVOCemissionsdataareprovidedinAppendixA.CountyBooneCampbellKentonTable42011NOxandVOCEmissionsforPointSources80%RuleEffectivenessAppliedSummerDayAnnualNOxSummerDayNOx(tpd)(tpy)voc(tpd)17.626650.072.680.1660.160.220.027.991.273AnnualVOC(tpy)898.1865.41354.950CountyBooneCampbellKentonAreaSources0Table52011NOxandVOCEmissionsforPointSources100%RuleEffectivenessAppliedSummerDayAnnualNOxSummerDayNOx(tpd)_(tpy)voc(tpd)7.192698.611.73.0.1660.160.220.012.430.51AnnualVOC(tpy)556.2765.4177.44Areasourcesarestationarysourcesthatdonotmeetthereportingrequirementsforpointsources.Theareasourcecategoryincludes,butisnotlimitedtodegreasing,residential,commercial/institutional,andindustrialfueluse;commercialcooking;aviationfueluse;drycleaners;storagetanks;andconsumerandindustrialcoatings.DAQdoesnothavetheresourcestocollect,developandhousethistypeofemissionsinventory.Asaresult,DAQhasreviewedandacceptedtheannualNEIestimatesforKentuckyareasourceemissionsascalculatedbyEPA.ThisspecificbaseyearemissionsinventoryforareasourceswascalculatedusingthetotalcountyemissionsofNOxandVOCfromthe2011NEIforBoone,Campbell,andKentoncounties,andapplyingapercentagerepresentativeofthephysicalnonattainmentareaportionsofthecounties.ThemeasurementfunctioninGoogleEarthwasusedtoapproximatethepercentageofeachcountythatwasdeterminedtobeinthedesignatednonattainmentarea.Thispercentagewasthenappliedtothetotalcountyannualemissionsobtainedfromthe2011NEIforbothNOxandVOC.Thepercentagesusedforeachcountyareasfollows:BooneCounty-94%,CampbellCounty-56%,KentonCounty-54%.Thesummerdayemissionsintonsperday(tpd)werederivedbytakingthecalculatedannualemissionstotalsanddividingby365days/yr.Asummaryofthe2011areasourceemissionsinventorydataforthepartialKentuckycountiesinthe20088-hrOzonenonattainrnentareispresentedinTable6.Table62011NOxandVOCEmissionsforAreaSourcesCountySummerDayAnnualNOxSummerDayAnnualVOCNOx(tpd)(tpy)voc(tpd)(tpy)Boone1.46531.3410.133696.32Campbell0.69253.134.871775.95Kenton1.14417.695.261918.794

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0 Nonroad

Mobile Sources Nonroad

mobile vehicles

are often referred

to

as off-road

or non-highway

vehicles

as they

do not nmmally

operate

or roads

or highways.

Many

of these nonroad vehicles

are powered

by diesel engines

. The nonroad

mobile
source category includes,

but

is not limited

to construction

and mining equipment; agricultural

· equipment; locomotives;

and aircraft

and airport equipment. DAQ

does

not have

the resources

to collect, develop

and house

this type

of emissions inventory

. As

a result,

DAQ

has reviewed

and accepted

the annual

NEI estimates

for Kentucky

nonroad mobile

source emissions

as calculated

by EPA. This specific

base year emissions inventory

for nonroad

mobile sources

was calculated

using

the total county emissions

ofNOx

and VOC

from

the 2011

NEI

for Boone, Campbell

; and Kenton counties,

and applying

a percentage representative

of the physical nonattainment

area portions

of the counties

. The measurement

function

in Google

Earth

was used

to approximate

the percentage

of each county

that
was determined

to
be

in the designated nonattainment

area

. This percentage

was then applied

to the total county annual emissions

obtained

from

the 2011

NEI

for both NOx

and VOC.

The percentages

used

for each county

are

as follows:

BooneCounty94%, Campbell County-

56%, Kenton County-

54%

. The summer

day emissions

in tons

per day {tpd) were derived

by taking

the calculated

annual emissions

totals

and dividing

by 365 days/yr

. A summary

of the 2011

area source emissions inventory

data

for

the partial Kentucky

counties

in the 2008

8-hr Ozone nonattainment

are

is presented

in Table

7. Table

7 2011 NOX

and VOC

E missions

for Nonroad

Mobile Sources County

Summer

Day

Annual

Summer

Day

Annual NOx

(tp

d

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NOx
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t py) Boone

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641.36

2

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903.10 Cam

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138

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0.40

145

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281

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Sources On-road

mobile
source emissions generally

consist

of vehicles traveling

on public roadways, namely automobiles, motorcycles,

trucks

or other motor vehicles. Emissions

for on-road mobile sources

were obtained

from

the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana

Regional

Council

of Governments (OKI)
using

U

. S. EPA's MOVES

mobile emissions

model.

This organization

is the metropolitan planning organization

for
the Greater Cincinnati

area

. The on-road emissions inventory represents

only

the nonattainment

area portions

of the counties. A summary

of the 2011

area source emissions inventory

data

for the partial Kentucky
counties

in the 2008

8-hr Ozone nonattainment

are

is presented



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2011 NOx and VOC Emissions for On-road Mobile Sources



# County Summer Day Annual NOx Summer Day AnnuaiVOC

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# Boone 7.53 2615.43 3.44 1085.72

Campbell 4.36 1513.90 1.99 628.45

Kenton 7

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# 600PERIODICEMISSIONSINVENTORIESEPA'sproposed2008ozonestandardSIP requirementsrulerecommendsrequiresaperiodicinventoryfornonattainmentareas.Specificallyforozone,theperiodicinventoryistobesubmittednolaterthaneach3-yearperiodafterthesubmissionofthebaseyearinventory.Theseperiodicinventoriesaretobeconsistentwiththebaseyearinventory.DAQintendstocontinuetofollowtherequiredreportingfortheEPAAERRRule.Inaddition,DAQintendstoapplythesamemethodsthatwereusedtodevelopthebaseyearinventoryfordevelopingtheperiodicnonattainmentareaemissionsinventoryforpointsource,area,nonroadmobileandon-roadmobileemissions.7

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EMISSION STATEMENT PROGRAM



### An emissions statement program requires that the owner or operator of each stationary source of

NOx or VOC provide a statement showing the actual emissions of those pollutants annually.

The statement must also contain a certification that the information is accurate to the best

knowledge of the individual certifying the statement. Kentucky does not have a stand-alone

regulation for the Emissions Statement requirements of the CAA. Rather, the requirement for a n

errussions statement program is listed within our permitting regulations

.

Kc;ntucky is submitting only the specific sections of each individual regulation as a revision to

the approved SIP t o satisfy Section 182(a)(3)(B) of the CAA, as follows:

401 KAR 52:020. 

### Title V permits.

Section 22

. Annual Emissions Certificat i on

. An annual emission certification shall be submitt ed

to the cabine t by sources subject to this admin i strative regulation

.

Section 23. Certificatio n by Responsible Official. A responsible official shall certify that, based

on information and belief formed after reasonable inquiry, the statements and information

contained in the following documents are true, accurate, and complete:

( 4 ) Emissions certifications.

401 KAR 52:030. 

### Federallv-en(orceable permits (or IIOillltajol' sources

.

Section

3. Gene r al Prov i sions.

( 4 ) Sources that are located in ozone nonattainment areas and emit or have the potential to emit

25 tpy or more ofVOC or NOx shall submit an annual emission certification pursuant to Section

25(2) of this administrative regulation

.

Section 22

. Certification by Responsible Official. A responsib l e official shall certify that, based

on information and belief formed after reasonable inquiry, the statements and information

contained i n the following documents are true, accurate, and comp l ete:

( 4 ) Emissions certifications

.

Section 25

. Sou r ces Subject to Title V

. (1) Un l ess exempted in a future rulemaking by the U .S.

EPA , sources that are subject to federal standards promulgated under 42 USC 7411 (NSPS) or 4 2

USC 7412 (NE S HAP) shall:

(c) Submit annual emissions certifications pursuant

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(2) During the fi r st quarter of each calendar year, the cabinet sha ll survey eac h sou r ce t o

determine its actual emissions during the preceding calendar year, and the source s h all prov id e

and certify the information requested and return the updated survey to the cab i net within thi rt y

(30) days from the date that the survey is mailed to the source.

401 KAR 52:040. 

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Sect

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. General Provisions

.

(2)

Unless exempted in a future rulemaking by the U

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. EPA, minor sources subject to fede ra l

standards promulgated under 42 U

. S

. C

. 741 1 (NSPS) or 42 U.S.C. 7412 (NES HAP ) shall :

(c) Submit annual emissions certifications pursuant to Sect i on 20 of this administrat i ve

regulation;

(3) Sou r ces that are located in ozone nonattainment areas and em i t or have the potent i al to emit

25 tpy or more ofVOC or NOx shall s u bmit an annual emission cert i fication pursuant to Section

20 of this administrative regulation

. 8c0Section20.AtmualEmissionsCertificationforSpecifiedSources.(1)AnannualemissionscertificationshallbesubmittedtothecabinetforminorsourcesspecifiedinSection3(2)and(3)ofthis administrativeregulation.Section21.CertificationbyResponsibleOfficial.Aresponsibleofficialshallcertifythat,basedoninformationandbeliefformedafterreasonableinquiry,thestatementsandinformationcontainedinthefollowingdocumentsaretrue,accurate,andcomplete:(4)Emissionscertifications.401KAR52:070.Registrationo[desig11atedsources.Section3.GeneralProvisions.(2)Sourcesthatarelocatedinozonenonattainmentareasandemitorhavethepotentialtoemittwenty-five(25)tpyormoreofVOCorNOxshallsubmitanannualemissioncertificationasfollows:(a)Duringthefirstquarterofeachcalendaryear,thecabinetshallsurveythesesourcestodeterminetheiractualemissionsduringtheprecedingcalendaryearandthesourceshall:1.Maketheappropriateadditionsorcorrectionstothesurvey;2.Returntheupdatedsurveytothecabinetwithinthirty(30)daysofthedatethatthesurveyismailedtothesource.,-900PUBLICPARTICIPATIONKentuckywillpublishnotificationforapublichearingandsolicitationforpubliccommentconcerningtheproposedSIPrevisioninthewidelydistributedcountypublicationstoprovideatleastthirty(30)daysnoticeofthehearing.ThepublichearingtoreceivecommentsonthisproposedSIPrevisionwillbeheldonTBDattheofficesoftheNorthernKentuckyAreaDevelopmentDistrict.AcopyofthepublichearingnoticeisincludedinAppendixB.lO0

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2012,
Final Designations

for the 2008 National

Air Quality Standards

for Ozone,

Final
Area Technical

Support Documents,
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN. 2. May

21, 2012, Federal Register

notice,

Air Quality Designations

for the 2008 Ozone National Ambient

Air Quality Standard,

Final Rule. 3. May

21, 2012, Federal Register

notice, Implementation

of the 2008 National Ambient Air Quality Standards

for Ozone: Nonattaimnent

Area Classifications

Approach, Attainment

Deadline

and Revocation

of the 1997 Ozone Standards

for Transportation Conformity

Purposes,

Final Rule. 4. June

6, 2013, Federal Register

notice, Implementation

of the 2008 National Ambient

Air Quality Standards

for Ozone:

State Implementation

Plant Requirements,

Proposed

Rule. 5. April

11, 2014, DRAFT

- Emissions Inventory Guidance

for Implementation

of Ozone [and Particulate

Matter] National Ambient

Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)

and Regional Haze Regulations.

ll0000AppendixA20IIBaseYearEmissionsInventoryDataPointSourceDetails0000KeytotheKentucky2008OzoneStandardPointSourceNOxandVOCActualEmissionsFortheCincinnati,NonattainmentAreaForthepartialKentuckyCountiesofBoone,Campbell,andKentonThisreportwasgeneratedusingSASsoftware.Theheaderspertinenttothissubmittalare:VTNY=VOCintonsperyearVTND=VOCintonsperdayNTNY=NOxintonsperyearNTND=NOxintonsperdayOtherthantheheadersforFacilityName,facilityIDorSICcode,theremainingheadersareutilizedbytheDivisionforAirQualitytoperformqualityassuranceonthedataanddonotfactorintotheemissionstotals.00