ta1'V o1' -QVW 7/~VVIVVC 

f' SS. 

Aercer Couirtp 

NJ DEPARTMENT OF 

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION 

AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT 

Notice of Rule Proposall 

Pro poeed Revision to file 

5tate Implententation Plan 

(SIP)IHearlng 

Prevention of Air Pollution from 

Consumer Products, 

Prevention of Air pollution from i 

Adhesives and Sealants, TBAC 

Emissions Reporting, 

N1A C . 7 :27-24, 26 and 34 

Public Notice 

S_ 

tl 

AUC4EW 

Take notice that the NJ Department-61' Environmental 

Protection (Department) is proposing new rules and amendments to its rules . This proposed rulemaking constitutes a 

revision to the State Implementation Plan (SIP) A statement 

of the substance of the 

proposal/proposed SIP revision 

follows : 

The Department is proposing 

amendments to N 1 A c . 7 :27-

24, (PreventlOn Of Air Pollution 

from consumer Products), and 

new rules at N.J .A .C . 7 .27-26 

(Prevention of Air pollution 

from Adhesives and sealants) 

and N .1 .A .C. 7 :27-34 (tertlary, 

butyl acetate (tBAC) Emissions 

Reporting) . The amendments 

to N .J A .C . 7 :27-24 would add 

emission limits for a number of 

new consumer product categories , impose a more restrictive 

limit for other categories and 

expand the prohibition of certain toxics to other automotive 

and consumer product categories. The proposed amendments to N J A .C 7:27-24 

would also replace the Department's performance standards 

for portable, fuel containers 

(gas cans) with a requirement 

that these containers be certiiled by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) . This i 

would make .portable fuel containers in New Jersey more 

user-friendty, without compromising their emission reduction 

qualitles . The proposed new -

ru1BS at N .1,A.C. 7 ;27-26 would ; 

regulate VOCs from adhesives I 

and sealants, - " "" "° 

compliance options . The proposed new rules at N.1.A.C . 

7 :27-34 would require the reporting of THAC emissions . 

The Oepartment is also amending the definition of VOCS to incorporate by reference the def- 

.. . . . . . . . . .L. .ist.n . .. . . . . . rv-a b.Q . . . n 

being duly sworn according 'to 

law, on his/her oath says that he/ 

she is a representative from the 

Legal Advertising Department 

for The Times Newspapers, a 

newspaper circulated in the City 

of Trenton, in the County and 

State aforesaid, and the deponent 

further . states he/she has 

personal knowledge that an 

advertisement, of which the 

annexed is a true copy, was 

published in the issue of 

. . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . . 6~ . . . . . 20. ......07 ...... . .. 

Lt~.h .SI. ~..,.: 

bed before me 

A~..V'.':. . 20 . . ..©.j 

ininon of that term by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) . 

Amendments to the definition 

of vOC would exempt TBAC, a 

marginally reacdve VOC, from 

all but em(ssion reporting 

requirements, 

The Department is proposing 

these new rules and amendments regarding,- consumer 

products and- adhesives and 

sealants in orderfo"attain the 

8-hour ozone health standard 

Ynioughout the State. The 

State has committed, along 

with other state members !o 

the ozone Transport Commission (OTC) to undertake regiona! measures to achieve the 8-

hour ozone standard, 

Public for N.J . 

SUSAN R. SKILLKAN 

~RY PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY 

mnllssion, Expires Feb. 7, 2012 

The proposal is based on 

model rules the OTC developed 

to reduce VOC emissions from 

certain consumer and commercial products, including adhesmes and sealants . It is also 

based on a CARB rule prohibitIn 

I 

g the sale and use of consudfer products used in automotive consumer products if 

they contain certain toxic air 

contaminants . 

The proposal is scheduled to 

he published m the New Jersey 

Register dated November 5, 

2007 . A copy of the proposal is 

available from the Depart- 

' ment's websrte ' at 

h_ttpf//www state~ .n~us_/de¢/ 

rules/iSotices html-or liy 

son ac[rng'Willa Williams, Air 
krss 

OF ATIANT'Ic CITY 

Certification - Proof of Publication 

Lauren Masco of lawful age, acting in her 

capacity as an employee of South Jersey 

Publishing Company, Inc. d1b/a The Press 

of Atlantic City, a daily newspaper 

printed and published c% 1000 West 

Washington Avenue, Pleasantville, New 

Jersey 08232, and distributed in the following counties: Atlantic, Camden, Cape 

May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Ocean 

and mailed to various parts of the State of 

New Jersey, the United States, and j-oreign 

countries, does hereby certify that the 

Notice accompanying this Certification 

was published in The Press of Atlantic 

City on : 

11/02/2007. 

All interested parties may rely upon the 

representations contained herein limited 

solely to the authenticity of the Notice 

accompanying this Certification to be an 

accurate reproduction of the same and 

the date upon which it was published 

I certify that the foregoing statements 

made by me are true . I am aware that if 

any of the foregoing statements made by 

me are willfully false, I am subject to 

punishment. 

Dated: 11/02/2007. 

Lauren Masco 

" ..o... . ..rn . . 

c`~~"y,,.p U 6' (sy ,, 

~" Q *j OPATE s "" Z 

~' 1963 

r "'". FNNSYLV P~ " 

.... 

"I . .. 111 .1110", 

NJ DEPARTMENT OF 

ENVIRONMENTAL 

PROTECTION 

ENVIRONMENTAL 

REGULATION 

AIR QUALITY MAN- AGEMENT 

Notice of Rule Proposal 

ProFosed Revision to the 

State Implementation Plan 

(SI P)/H earing 

Prevention of Air Pollution 

from Consumer Products, 

Prevention of Air Pollution 

from Adhesives and Sealants, TB AC Emissions 

Reporting, N .J .A.C. 7 :27-24, 

26 and 34 

Public Notice 

Take notice that the NJ 

epa menT of Environmental Protection (Department) Is proposing new 

rules and amendments to 

its rules. This proposed 

rulemaking constitutes a 

revision to the State Implementation Plan (SIP) . A 

statement of the substance 

of the proposal/proposed 

SIP revision follows: 

The Department is proposIng amendments to 

N .J .A .C. 7:27-24, (Prevention of Air Pollution from 

Consumer Products), and 

new rules at N .J .A.C . 7 :27-

26 (Prevention of Air Pollution from Adhesives and 

Sealants) and N .J .A.C . 

7:27-34 (tertiary butyl 

acetate (TBAC) Emissions 

Reporting) . The amendments to N .J .A .C . 7 :27-24 

would add emission limits 

for a number of new consumer product categories, 

impose a more restrictive 

Ilmit for other categories 

and expand the prohibition 

of certain toxics to other 

automotive and consumer 

product categories . The 

sed mendments to 

.OJ~O.C. 7 :2cl7-24 would also 

replace the Department's 

performance standards for 

portable fuel containers 

(gas cans) with a requirement that these containers 

be certified by the California Air Resources Board 

(CARB) . This would make 

portable fuel containers in 

New Jersey more userfriendly, without compromising their emission< 

reduction qualities . The 

propased new rules at 

N .J .A .C. 7 :27-26 would 

regulate VOCs from adhesives and sealants, with 

alternative compliance 

options. The proposed new 

rules at N .J .A.C . 7 :27-34 

would require the reporting 

of TBAC emissions. The 

Department is also amending the definition of VOCs 

to incorporate by reference 

the definition of that term 

by the United States Environmental Protection 

Agency (USEPA) . 

Amendments to the definition of VOC would exempt 

TBAC, a marginally reactive VOC, from all but 

emission reporting requirements. 

throughout the State . The 

State has committed, along 

with other state members 

of the Ozone Transport 

Commission (OTC) to 

undertake regional measures to achieve the 8-hour 

ozone standard . 

The proposal is based on 

model rules the OTC developed to reduce VOC emissions from certain consumer and commercial 

products, including adhesives and sealants . It is 

also based on a CARB rule 

prohibiting the sale and 

use of consumer products 

used in automotive consumer products If they 

contain certain toxic air 

contaminants . 

The proposal Is scheduled 

to be published in the New 

Jersey Register dated 

November 5, 2007 . A copy 

of the proposal is available 

from the Department's 

website at 

httn ://wwwstate.ni.us/dep/r 

ules/notfces.htmi or by 

contacting Willa Williams, 

Air Quality Planning, at 

willa .wililamsQdep.state .ni 

.us . Copies are also available at public libraries 

throughout New Jersey and 

at the Department's public 

information center at 401 

East State Street, Trenton, 

NJ . You can obtain an 

official copy of the proposal 

from Lex~sNexis Customer 

Service at (800)223-1944 or 

www.lexisnexis.com/bookst 

ore. Be advised that there 

may be a fee for obtaining 

a copy of the proposal from 

some sources. 

A public hearing conceming the proposal is scheduled as follows : 

Monday, December 10, 2007 

at 10 a.m . at: 

New Jersey Department of 

Environmental Protection 

Hearing Room, lst Floor 

401 East State Street 

Trenton, New Jersey 08625 

Written comments may be 

submitted by January 4, 

2008, to : 

NJ Department of 

Environmental Protection 

^" Alice A. Previte, Es q . 

ATTN : DEP Docket No . 

20-07-10/642 

Office of Legal Affairs 

PO Box 402 

Trenton, New Jersey 08625 

Printer Fee: $65.88 

#0090356483 

Pub Date: November 2, 2007 

The Department is proposing these new rules and 

amendments regardiny 

consumer producis and 

adhesives and sealants in 

order to attain the 8-hour 

ozone health standard 
Affidavit of Publication 

Publisher's Fee $139 .68 Affidavit Charge $25 .00 

State of New Jersey 

Monmouth/Ocean Counties 

Personally appeared Manju Gupta 

I SS. 

Of the Asbury Park Press, a newspaper printed in Freehold, New Jersey and published in NEPTUNE, 

in said County and State, and of general circulation in said county, who being duly sworn, deposeth and saith 

that the advertisement of which the annexed is a true copy, has been published in the said newspaper 

1 times, once in each issue as follows: 

11/01/07 

CkX r ~P C M r ML 

1 Ilfa~y(~ 

NOTARY PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY 

CG ."~,,PSSION EXPtRE,~.JUNE 2012 r- 

~~ ~ 

Notary Public of New Jersey 

STATE OFNEw JERSEY 

NJ DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL 

PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL 

REGULATION 

AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT 

Notice of Rule Proposal/Propo sed Revision to 

the State Implementation Plan(SIP)/Hearing 

Prevention ol Air Pollution from Consumer 

Products, Prevention of Air Pollution from 

Adhesives and Sealants, T9AC Emissions 

Reporting, N.J.A.C. 7 :27-24, 26 and 34 

Public Notice 

Take notice that the NJ Department of EnvironmenFalHrorection (Department) is proposing new 

rules and amendments to its rules . This proposed 

rulemaking constitutes a revision to the State Implementation Plan (SIP) . A statement of the substance 

of the proposaVproposed SIP revision follows . 

The Department is proposing amendments to 

NJ.A C 7 27-24, (Prevention of Air Pollution from 

Consumer Products), and new rules at N JA C 

7 .27-26 (Prevention of Aii Pollution from Adhesives 

and Sealants) and N JA C . 7 27-34 (tertiary butyl 

acetate (TBAC) Emissions Reporting) . The amendments to N J .A .C . 7 .27-24 would add emission 

limits for a number of new Consumer product Categories, impose a more restrictive limit for other categorses and expand the prohibition of certain toxics 

to other automotive and consumer product categories . The proposed amendments to N .J .A C. 7 .27-

24 would also replace the Department's performance standards for portable fuel containers (gas 

cans) with a requirement that these containers be 

certified by the California Air Resources Board 

(CARB) This would make portable fuel containers 

in New Jersey more user-friendly, without compromising their emission reduction qualities . The proosed new rules at N.J .A .C . 727-26 would reguPate VOCs from adhesives and sealants, with alternative Compliance options The proposed new rules 

at N.JA.C . 7:27-34 would require the reporting_ of 

TBAC emissions The Department is also amending 

the definition of VOCs to incorporate by reference 

the definition of that term by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Amendments to the definition of VOC would exempt TBAC, 

a marginally reactive VOC, from all but emission rePorting requirements 

The Department is proposing these new rules and 

amendments regarding consumer products and adhesives and --a ants in order to attain the 8-hour 

ozone health standard throughout the State . The 

State has committed, along with other state members of the Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) to 

undertake regional measures to achieve the 8-hour 

ozone standard . 

The proposal is based on model rules the OTC developed to reduce VOC emissions from Certain Consumer and commercial products, including adhesives and sealarRs It is also based on a CARB rule 

prohibiting the sale and use of consumer products 

used in automotive consumer products if they contain certain toxic air Contaminants 

The proposal is scheduled to be published in the 

New Jersey Register dated November 5, 2007 A 

Copy of the proposal is available from the Department's website at http /(www.state nj .us(- 

A. D. 2007 

Sworn and sub cribed befbre me, this 

1 day of November, 2007 
Legal Notices, . 20'!0 ~ 

NJDEPARTMENT OF 

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

ENVRONMENTAL REGULATION 

Notice of Rule Proposal/ Proposed Revision to the 

State Implementation Plan (SIP)/Hearing Prevention of Air Pollution from Consumer Products, Prevention of Air Pollution from Adhesives and Sealants, 

TBAC Emissions Reporting, N .J .A .C . 7 :27-24, 26 and 

34 

Public Nofice 

Take notice that the NJ Department of Environmental Protection (Department) Is proposing new rules 

and amendments to Its rules . This proposed 

rulemaking constitutes a revision to the State Implementation Plan (SIP) . A statement of the substance 

of the proposal/proposed SI Prevision follows : 

I The Department Is proposing amendments to 

N .J .A.C . 7 :27-24, (Prevention of Air Pollution from 

Consumer Products), and new rules at N,J .A.C. .7 :27-

26 (Prevention of Air Pollution from Adhesives and 

Sealants) and N .J .A .C . 7 :27-34 (tertiary butyl acetate 

(TBAC) Emissions Reporting) . The amendments to 

N .J .A .C . 7 :27-24 would add emission ~Iimits for a number of new consumer product categories, Impose a 

more restrictive limit for other categories and expand 

~ the prohibition of certain toxics to other automotive 

and consumer product categories. The proposed 

amendments to N .J .A .C. 7 :27-24 would also replace 

the Department's performance standards for portable 

fuel containers (gas cans) with a requirement that 

these containers be certified by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) . This would make portable 

fuel containers In New Jersey more user-friendly, 

without compromising their emission reduction qualities. The proposed new rules at N .J.A .C . 7 :27-26 would ~ 

regulate VOCs from adhesives and sealants, with alternative compliance options. The proposed new rules ' 

at N .J .A.C . 7 :27-34 would require the reporting of I 

TBAC emissions . The Department is also amending 

the definition of VOCs to Incorporate by reference the 

definition of that term by the United States Environ- i 

mental Protection Agency (USEPA) . Amendments to ~, 

the definition of VOC would exempt TBAC, a margin -

ally reactive VDC, from all but emission reporting requirements. i, 

The Department Is Proposing these new rules and 

amendments regarding consumer Products and adhesives and sealants in order to attain the 8-hour ozone 

health standard throughout the State . The State has 

committed, along with other state members of the 

Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) to undertake reSWOI gionai measures to achieve the 8-hour ozone standard . Ith 

The Proposal Is based on model rules the OTC devel- -

oped to reduce VOC emissions from certain consumer day cand commercial products, Including adhesives and 

sealants . It Is qlso based on a CARB rule prohibiting 

'the sale and use of consumer products used In automotive consumer products If they contain certain toxIc air contaminants, 

BRANDON R . HAWKINS NotaryPu6lic 

Notary Public 

State of New Jersey 

My Commission Expires May 11, 2012 

Affidavit legal noticesCP 

079016CP 

*N J DPT DEPE AI 0001188529 

CN 418 C/O WILLA WILLIAMS 

STATE OF NEW JERSEY 

CAMDEN COUNTY 

OLGA VELEZ 

of full age, being duly sworn, according to 

law, says that he/she is bookkeeper of the 

COIJRIER PbST 

and that a Notice, of which the annexed is a 

true copy, was published daily in the CourierPost, a newspaper printed and published 

daily in the county of Camden, Burlington 

and Gloucester, State of New Jersey, once a 

4th day of November A.D . 2007 

2010 

401 E STATE ST 2ND FLR 

Trenton 

NJ 082653801 
SJr `~tl~h °~OEPTOF ENVIRONMNTL P20T~C v 

401 c STATE ST 

PO BOX 413 

TRENTON NJ 08625-041j 

NJ DEPARTMENT OF 

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION 

' AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT 

Notice of Rule Proposal/Proposed Revision 

to the state Implementation Plan 

(SIP)/Hearing Prevention of Air Pollution 

from Consumer Products, Prevention of Air 

Pollution from Adhesives and Sealants, 

TBAC Emissions Reporting, N.J .A .C . 7:27-

24, 26 and 34 

Public Notice 

Take notice that the NJ Department of Environmental Protection (Department) is proposing new rules and amendments to its 

rules . This proposed rulemaking constitutes 

a revision to the State Implementation Plan 

(SIP) . A statement of the substance of the 

proposal/proposed SIP revision follows : 

I The Department is proposing amendments 

, to N .J .A.C . 7 :27-24, (Prevention of Air Pollution from Consumer Products), and new 

rules at N .J .A.C . 7:27-26 (Prevention of Air 

~ Pollution from Adhesives and Sealants) and 

; N .J .A .C . 7:27-34 (tertiary butyl acetate 

, (-rBAC) Emissions Reporting) . The amendments to N .J .A.C . 7 :27-24 would add emission limits for a number of new consumer 

product categories, impose a more restrictive 

hmit for other categories and expand the prohibition of certain toxics to other automotive 

and consumer product categories . The proposed amendments to N .J .A .C . 7 :27-24 

would also replace the Department's performonce standards for portable fuel containers (gas cans) with a requirement that these 

containers be certified by the California Air 

Resources Board (CARB . This would make 

portable fuel containers in New Jersey rnore 

user-friendly, without compromising their 

emission reduction qualities, The proposed 

new rules at N .J .A.C . 7 :27-26 would regulate 

VOCs from adhesives and seatants, with 

altnernative compliance options . The proposed new rules at N .J .A.C . 7 :27-34 would 

require the reporting of TBAC emissions, 

The Department is also amending the definition of VOCs to incorporate by reference the 

definition of that term by the United States 

Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) . 

Amendments to the definition of VOC would 

exempt TBAC, a marginally reactive VOC, 

from all but emission reporting requirements. 

The Department is proposin$ these new 

rules and amendments regarding consumer 

products and adhesives and sealants in order to attain the 8-hour ozone health standard throughout the State . The State has 

committed, along with other state members 

of the Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) 

to undertake regional measures to achieve 

the 8-hour ozone standard . 

The proposal is based on model rules the 

OTC developed to reduce VOC emissions 

from certain consumer and commercial products, including adhesives and sealants . It is 

also based on a CARB rule prohibiting the 

sale and use of consumer products used in 

automotive consumer products if they contain certain toxic air contaminants . 

The proposal is scheduled to be published in 

the New Jersey Register dated November 5, 

2007. A copy of the proposal is available ~ 

from the Department's website at 

http ://www .state.nj .us/dep/rules/notices .html ! 

or by contacting Willa Williams, Air Quality ! 

Planning, at willa .williams0dep .state .nj .us . j 

Copies are also available at public libraries I 

throughout New Jersey and at the Depart- I ment's public information center at 401 East i 

State Street, Trenton, NJ . You can obtain an 

official copy of the proposal form from ~ 

LexisNexis Customer Service at 800-223-

1944 or www.lexisnexis .com/bookstore . Be 

advised that there may be a fee for obtaining 

a copy of the proposal from some sources . 

A public hearing concerning the proposal is 

scheduled as follows: 

Monday, December 10, 2007 at 10 am at: 

New Jersey Department of Environmental ~ Protection 

Hearing Room, 1st Floor 

401 East State Street 

7 -renton, New Jersey 08625 -

Written comments may be submitted by Jan- uary 4, 2008, to : 

NJ Department of Environmental Protection Alice A. Previte, Esq. 

ATTN: DEP Docket No. 20-07-10/642 

Office of Legal Affairs 

PO Box 402 

Trenton, New Jersey 08625 

Nov. 2, 2007-Fee :$101 .97(103) 2191156 

c~he ~ecoO 

STATE OF NEW JERSEY 

COUNTY OF PASSAIC SS 

-11^1 -s.._ 

foA?wlnqda 

0 

Of full age, being duly sworn 

according to law on his/her oath 

says that he/she is employed at 

North Jersey Media Group Inc , 

publisher of The Record Annexed 

hereto is a true Copy of the notice 

that was published on the 

in The Record, a newspaper of 

general circulation and published 

in Hackensack . In the county of 

Bergen and circula(ed in Bergen 

Passalc, Hudson Morris and 

Essex Counties Said newspaper 

is published seven days a week, 

owycw 

p~, PI~/ r'L ~ /pV`y .--" 

-" "'~ O~~Gl~YC1il~7GH r.rW -P My COMMISSION WM &F 10, 9011