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### October 5, 20 II

Honorable Judith A. Enck Regional Administrator USEPA, Region 2 290 Broadway, 26th 

### Floor New York, NY 10007- 1866 Dear Regional Administrator Enck: 'The State ofNew Jersey requests the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) determine the air quality in New Jersey and its multi-state nonattainmenl areas is meeting the fine particle matter (PM::'.)) National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). This determination is referred to as a "clean data determination." This request is tor clean data detenninations for: I. The daily standard for the Northern New Jersey-New York-Long Island (NNJ-NY-CT) nonattainmellt area. All monitors in New Jersey and the other states in this multi-state nonattainment area have shown compliance with the daily standard for the 2007-2009 monitoring period. ') The annual fine particle stanclard for the Southern New Jersey-Philadelphia-Wilmington (SNJ-PA-DE) nonattainment area. All monitors in New Jersey and the other states in this multi-state nonnttaimnent area have shown compliance with the annual standard Ic)r thc 2007-200lJ monitoring period. 3. The daily tine particle standard t()r the Southern New Jersey-Philadelphia-Wilmington nonattainment area. All monitors in New Jersey and the other states in this multi-state nonattailll11ent area have shown compliance with the daily standard for the 2008-20I0 monitoring period. The USEP;\ had previously detclmined that the NNJ-NY-CT PM2.5 nonattainment area had attained the 1997 annual PM2 ,5 NAAQS for the 2007-2009 monitoring period. The USEPA issued a clean data determination Ic)r the area on Nc)\cmber 15,2010 (75 FR 69589). The state ofNew Jersey is requesting that the USEPA pcrtc))"JTI an analysis fi:Jf 

### the 24-hour tine particulate

### matter NAAQS f()r the NNJ-NY-CT nonattainment area and the 1997 annual and 24-hour line particle NAAQS for the**SNJ-PA~DE** 

### nonattainmcnt area. The State believes that the USEPA can pertonn the same analysis as done for the tomler NNJ-NY-CT annual PM}.5 nonattainmenl area and find that the NNJ-NY-CT and SNJ-PA-DE nonattainmcnt areas are meeting the tine particle NAAQS. lnfomlation needed for the USEPA to make the c1can data detclmination (40 CPR 51.918) is summarized in the attachments to this letter. The State Implementation Plan contains a wide range ofreal, quantifiable, enforceable and permanent, federal and stute control measures to reduce PM25, oxides ofnitrogen and sulfur dioxide emissions. A summary ofthese measures is included in Attachment 5. 

### We appreciate the assistance your staffprovided New Jersey in preparing this request and their continued efforts to assist us in achieving clean air in New Jersey and the region. Achieving the annual and daily PM25 health standards is a significant accomplishment f()r our nir quality tenms. 

### Ifyou or your staffhas anyquestions, please contact Ms. Sharon Davis, Air Quality Planning Section Chief: at (609) 

### 292-6722.

Attachments

c: Jane Kozinski, Assistant Commissioner, NJDEP Ray Wcmer, USEPA Rick Ruvo, USEPA Ken Fradkin, USEPA

### Attachment 1 Clean Data Determination Request Summary Northern New Jersey-New York-Long Island CNNJ-NY-CT) NonattainmentArea

• New Jersey's fine particlematter (PM2.5) air quality data in the Air Quality System measured through 2010 is complete, quality-assured, certified ambient air quality monitoring data. See summary in Attachment 2.

• The data shows that the highest design value in the NNJ-NY-CT nonattainrnent area for the three yearperiod 2007-2009, 35 Jlg/m3 

### measured at PS 59 in New York, meets the 24-hr PM2
.5National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) of35 Jlg/m3• 

### Thehighest design value for the New Jerseyportion ofthe nonattainrnent area is 33 Jlg/m3 

### measured at Union City.

• The 24-hour PM2,5concentrations in New Jerseyhave shown a significant overall decreasing trend overtime as shown in the chart in Attachment 4. 

### Southern New Jersey-Philadelphia-Wilmington (SNJ-PA-DE) NonattainmentArea

• Some data was incomplete for some monitors in the SNJ-PA-DE nonattainrnent area. The USEPA concluded that substitution could beused for monitoring sites with incomplete data. The USEPA's analysis ofthe SNJ-PA-DE nonattainrnent area's PM2.5 air quality data was provided to the states bythe USEPA in an email dated June 9, 2011. See summary in Attachment 3.

• The data shows that the highest design value for the annual standard in the SNJ-PA-DE nonattainrnent area for the three yearperiod 2007-2009, 13.9 Jlg/m3 

### measured at Chester, Pennsylvania meets the effective annual PM2.5 NAAQS of 15 Jlg/m3• 

### The highest design value for the New Jersey portion ofthe nonattainrnent area is 11.7 Jlg/m3 

### measured at Camden.

• The data shows that the highest design value for the 24-hour standard in the SNJ-PA-DE nonattainrnent area for the three year period 2008-2010, 33 Jlg/m3 

### measured at Chester, Pennsylvania, meets the effective 24-hr PM2.5 NAAQS of35 Jlg/m3

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### The highest design value for the New Jersey portion ofthe nonattainrnent area is 25 Jlg/m3 

### measured at Camden.

• The annual and 24-hour PM2.5 concentrations in New Jersey have shown a significant overall decreasing trend over time as shown in the chart inAttachment 4.

### Control Measures

• The New Jersey 1997 Annual PM2.5 

### Attainment Demonstration State Implementation Plan (SIP) was submitted to the USEPA on March 26, 2009. TheNew Jersey Regional Haze SIP was submitted to the USEPA on July 28,2009. The SIPs document a wide range ofreal, quantifiable, enforceable and pennanent, federal and state control measures adopted and/or implemented to reduce past and future 

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### oxides ofnitrogenand sulfur dioxide emissions. A summaryofthese measures is included in Attachment 5.

### Attachment 2 Clean Data Determination Request

- 2006 24-Hour PM2 • 5 

### NAAQS Northern New Jersey-New York-Long Island (NNJ-NY-CT) Nonattainment Area

Air QualityMonitoring Data On November 13, 2009, the USEPA promulgated designations for the 2006 24-hour PM2
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### National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) (74 FR 58688) of35 Ilglm3. 

### Under the 24-hour NAAQS designations, New Jersey was included in two multi-state non-attainment areas. Air quality monitors 

### in the New Jersey portion ofthe NNJ-NY-CT nonattainment area now monitor attainment ofthe 2006 24-hour PM2.5 

### NAAQS. Furthermore, the Connecticut and New York State portions ofthe NNJ-NY-CT nonattainment area monitor attainment ofthe 2006 24­ hour PM2
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### NAAQS as well. The following table contains complete, quality assured 2007-2009 and 2008-201024­ hour PM2.5 

### design values that have been certified by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, the Connecticut Department ofEnvironmental Protection, and the New York State Department ofEnvironmental Conservation as accurate.24-hour PM2.5 Monitoring Summary 2009 and 2010 Certified Design Values Northern New Jersey-New York-Connecticut Nonattalnment Area Last Updated 9/20/11 Dally PM2.5 Monitored Values

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State County Monitor Site AQS Monitor 10 2007 200S 2009 2010 2007-9 2008-10 Year lua/m3lua/m 3lun/m3 un/m3 ua/m3 ua/m3 Units

35 35 35 35 35 35 NAAQS NJ Beroen Fort Lee 34 003 0003 35 32 27 25 31 28 Shutdown Essex Newark Cultural Center 35 29 SO NA NA­ NA­ 7/24/2008, New Newark site up 340130015 6/30/2009 Essex Newark Firehouse 340130003 NA NA NA 24 NA­ NA- New Newark site up 6/30/2009 Hudson Jersey City Primary 340171003 35 32 29 26 32 29 Hudson Union City 340172002 39 33 27 27 33 29 Mercer Trenton 340210008 33 31 23 28 29 27 Mercer Washington Crossing 34 0218001 27 28 22 19 26 23 Middlesex New Brunswick 34 023 0006 30 29 21 19 27 23 Morris MorrIstown 340270004 32 24 22 23 26 23 Morris Chester 340273001 31 24 21 23 26 23 Passaic Paterson 34 0310005 37 29 26 24 30 26 Union Elizabeth Turnpike Primary 34 039 0004 35 34 28 28 32 30 Union Elizabeth Downtown 34 039 0006 36 31 26 25 31 27 Union Rahway 340392003 33 30 25 24 30 26 NY Bronx Morrlsanla 360050080 36 31 30 27 33 30 Bronx 200th Street And Southern Blvd. 360050133 NA 30 27 25 29 27
Bronx E. 156th SL 360050110 34 30 31 25 32 29 No data gathered after 6/16/10. Brooklyn JHS 126 360470122 34 29 27 25 30 27 Nassau Cedarhurst 360590008 29 29 26 20 28 25 New York PS 59 360610056 37 33 NA NA 35 NAShutdown mid· 2008 (building demolished) NewYork JHS45 360610079 34 32 29 25 32 29 New York PS 19 36061 0128 38 26 29 25 31 27 NewYork PS 124 36061 0134 37 32 29 27 33 29 Queens Newburgh. 55 Broadway 360710002 30 26 21 27 26 24 Queens Queens College 360810124 32 30 27 26 30 28 Staten Island Port Richmond 360850055 33 29 25 26 29 26 Staten Island Susan Wagner HS 360850067 29 28 23 22 27 24 Suffolk East FarmlnadaleiBabylon 36 1030001/2 29 27 22 26 26 24 Westchester Mamaroneck 361191002 31 30 27 27 29 28AQS Monitor 10 DailyPM2.5 Monitored Values

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### 35 NAAQS CT Fairfield Roosevelt School 09001 0010 30 32 29 23 31 28 I Fairfield Vl:I VV I"::" 3l 28 28 26 29 2i Fairfield Norwalk 090013005 32 26 29 23 29 26 Fairfield Westport 090019003 29 31 26 24 29 27 New Haven New Haven Woodward Av 090090026 30 31 29 NA 30 NA" Site shutdown 2010 New Haven New Haven James St 090090027 31 32 30 26 31 29 New Haven New Haven State St 090091123 31 32 31 24 31 29 New Haven New Haven Huntington St 090092008 29 25 27 NA 27 NA" Site shutdown 2010 New Haven Waterbury 090092123 33 28 28 26 30 27

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### Annual PM2.5NAAQS and 2006 24-Hour PM2.5 NAAQS SouthernNew Jersey-Philadelphia-Wilmington (SNJ-PA-DE) NonattainmentArea

Air Oualitv Monitoring Data The SNJ-PA-DE nonattainment area was designated nonattainment for the 1997 annual fine particle matter (PM2.

### S ) National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) of 15 Ilglm3 on December 17,2004 (70 FR 944). Under the annual NAAQS, New Jersey was included in two multi-state non-attainment areas. On November 13, 2009, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) promulgated designations for the 2006 24-hour PM2.S NAAQS (74 FR 58688) of35 J,lglm3

. Under the 24-hourNAAQS designations, New Jersey was also included in two multi-state nonattainment areas. Airqualitymonitors in the New Jersey portion ofthe SNJ-PA-DE nonattainment area now monitor attainment ofthe 1997 Annual PM2.S NAAQS and the 200624­ hour PM2
.SNAAQS. Furthermore, the Pennsylvania and Delaware Stateportions ofthe SNJ-PA-DE nonattainment area monitor attainment ofthe 1997 annual PM2.S NAAQS and the 2006 24-hour PM2.S NAAQS as well. On June 9, 2011, the USEPA provided the states in the SNJ-PA-DE nonattainment area with an analysis ofthe PM2
.Smonitoring data for this area. The USEPA concluded that for the years 2007-2009 data substitution could be used at monitoring sites with incomplete data for the annual standard, but not for the 24-hour standard at the Chester, PA monitoring site. However, the USEPA concluded that data substitution couldbeused for the years 2008-2010 at monitoring sites with incomplete data for the 24-hour standard. The following table contains 2008-2010 annual and daily PM2.S design values that were provided to the New Jersey Department ofEnvironmental Protection by the USEPA.Annual and 24-hour PM2.5 Monitoring Summary 2009 and 2010 Certified Design Values Southern New Jersey-Philadelphia-Wilmington Last Updated 6/9/11

State County Monitor Site AQS Monitor ID Annual Mean PM2.5 Monitored Values Annual PM2.5 DV· Annual PM2.5 DV* Daily PM2.5 Monitored Values Daily PM2.5 DV* Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2007-2009 2008-2010 2008 2009 2010 2008-10 Units

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## Attachment5 PM2.5 ControlMeasure Summary

### New Jersey Control Strategies New Jersey has taken significant actions to reduce the emissions offine particle matter (PM2.5) and its precursors, as demonstrated in several recent State Implementation Plan revisions (8-hour ozone- October 2007, PM2.S

- March 2009, Regional Haze

- July 2009). This attachment includes a summary offederal and state control measures that have resulted in a reduction ofemissions ofPM2.s and its precursors (oxides ofnitrogen and sulfur dioxide). These emission reductions and otherreductions resulting from actions bythe other states in our multi-state nonattainment area have helped New Jersey and ourmulti-state nonattainment area to attain the annual and daily PM2.S standards. Additionally, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) determined that the Northern New JerseyNew York-Long Island (NN

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### I I PM2.5 Control Measure Summary, 2002 Base Year Inventory 

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I New Jersey INew Jersey Heavy Duty Diesel Rules InclUding NJAC

### 7:27-2612818127120071 Onroad PM, S02,

,"Not-To-Exceed" (NTE) Requirements
I I NOx i I New Jersey New Jersey Low Emission Vehicle (LEV) NJAC 7:27-29 

# I 2/13/2008 I On road I PM,802, Program 

### I NO., VOC, 

## -, New Jersey On-Board Diagnostics (OBO)

- (11M) Program I NJAC 7:27-15 I 5/21/2004 Onroad [VOC, NOx, I for Gasoline Vehicles I I 

### I CO 

### -' New Jersey IAsphalt Production Plants Rule 

# I NJAC 7:27-19.9 I 8/3/2010 Point 

### I NO. New Jersey Case by Case NO. Emission Limit I NJAC 7:27-19.13 8/3/2010 

# I Point 

# I NOx Determinations (FSELs/AELs) New Jersey lEGU Consent Decrees (PSE&G Hudson NO.) 

### I N/A N/A I Point PM, NOx ! 

### I New Jersey IEGU Consent Decrees (PSE&G Hudson S02) 

## i N/A N/A

I Point PM, S02

'I 

# i New Jersey 

## !EGU Consent Decrees (PSE&G Mercer) I N/A 

# I N/A Point 

# I PM, S02,

, , NO. 

### I I I New Jersey EGU

- BL England ACO 

# i N/A

I N/A

II Point PM:S02, NO. New Jersey IEGUs

- Coal-fired Boilers I NJAC 7:27-4.2, 8/3/2010 Point 

### I PM,502, 

# I 10.2,19.4 NO. New Jersey IEGU5. Oil and Gas Fired
I NJAC 7:27-4.2, 8/3/2010 Point NO. 10.2,19.4 New Jersey !Glass Manufacturing NJAC 7:27-19.10 8/3/2010 Point NO.
, New Jersey High Electric Demand Day (HEDD) Program NJAC 7:27-19.29 8/3/2010 I Point 

# I S02' NO. I New Jersey 'ICI Boiler Rule 2009 NJAC 7:27-19.7 8/3/2010 

### I Point 

### I NO. New Jersey Municipal Waste Combustors (Incinerators) NJAC 7:27-19.13 8/3/2010 

# 1 Point NOx NO. portion I New Jersey [Municipal Waste Combustors (Incinerators) PM II NJAC 7:27-19.13 8/3/2010 Point PM ]portion 

## I New Jersey Nonattainment New Source Review (NNSR) N/A 

## I N/A Point New Jersey NO. Budget Program (SIP Call) NJAC 7:27-27.31 5/22/2001 Point NO. New Jersey NO. RACT Rule (2006) I NJAC 7:27-27.19 7/31/2007**POln~** I .Il.re.:l , ' New

### Jersey~USEPA CTGs (4 categories) I NJAC 7:27-16.7 8/3/2010 Point 

## I VOC New Jersey lVOC Stationary Storage Tank Measures I NJAC 7:27-16.2 

### I 8/3/2010 Point VOCPM2.5 Control Measure Summary, 

### 2002 Base Year Inventory I !
1 L.ast Updated 7/29/11 I New Jersey Administrative I

, I j EPA

Approval 

### i 

## I I Sector I I 

# IPollutant, I Code lNJAC\ 

### I 

# I New Jersey 

### ILow Sulfur Distillate and Residual Fuel .NJAC 

### 7:27-27.9 

## I TBD Point and S02, NOx
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### i
, I I 1 Area \ New Jersey ISolvent Cleaning 

### i NJAC 

### 7:27-16.6 I 

### 7/2/2004 Point and I 

## voe
I Area New Jersey 

### ISewage and Sludge Incinerators I NJAC 

### 7:27-19.28\ 8/3/2010 

# I Point 

# I NOx 

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