# STEVEN 

# L. BESHEAR

GOVERNOR I..JDIIARD K F£IffiS



# SECRETARY



# ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT CABINET

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

500 MERO STREET

12TM FLOOR, CAPITAL PLAZA TOWER

FRANKFORT, KY 40601



# Ms. Gwendolyn Keyes Fleming

Regional Administrator

U.S. EPA, Region 4

Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center

61 Forsyth Street, SW

Atlanta, Georgia 30303 TELEPHONE: 502-564-3350

# ~~<v FACSIMILE: 502-564-3354

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# January 15,2013

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RE: Updated boundary recommendation for the S0 2 

# nonattainment area in Jefferson County,

Kentucky

Dear Ms. Fleming:

This letter is written to provide an update to the S0 2 

# nonattainment boundary

recommendation letter dated December 20, 2011. After review of the 2012 quality assured

monitoring data for S0 2

, 

# Kentucky recommends that the roughly triangular portion of Jefferson

County that is bounded to the east by Dixie Highway (US60 and US31 W), to the west by the

Ohio River, to the north by extending Ethan Allen Way to Dixie Highway and the Ohio River,

and to the south at the adjacent property lines of Louisville Gas and Electric

- Mill Creek Electric

Generating Station and Kosmos Cement, be designated nonattainment for the 1-hour sulfur

dioxide (S0 2 ) 

# standard. Supporting documentation is enclosed.

Your prompt attention to this letter is appreciated. If you have any questions or

comments concerning this matter, please contact Andrea Smith at the Division for Air Quality at

(502) 564-3999.

Sincerely yours,

# c(~

Leonard K. Peters

Secretary

c: Beverly Banister/R. Scott Davis

KentuckyUnbridledSpirit.com An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D



# -

# Louisville/Jefferson County, Kentucky

1-Hour S0 2 

# Nonattainment Boundary Recommendation

Recommendation:

The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District (APCD) recommends that the roughly

triangular portion of Jefferson County that is bounded to the east by Dixie Highway (US60 and

US31 W), to the west by the Ohio River, to the north by extending Ethan Allen Way to Dixie

Highway and the Ohio River, and to the south at the adjacent property lines of Louisville Gas

and Electric

- Mill Creek Electric Generating Station and Kosmos Cement, be designated

nonattainment for the 1-hour sulfur dioxide (S0 2 ) standard.

Discussion:

The S02 monitor at Watson Lane Elementary has a three year design value, based on 2010-2012

data, of 123 parts per billion (ppb). The monitor is located at 7201 Watson Lane, Louisville,

Kentucky. It 

# was established in 1992 as a population-exposure-based ambient air monitoring site.

It 

# is generally upwind of a majority of the stationary sources in the county that emit S0 2

. For

purposes of determining the nonattainment boundary, so2 is presumed to arise from direct

emissions with concentrations highest relatively close to the source(s) and much lower at greater

distances due to dispersion. See March 23,2011 Memo from U.S. EPA, "Area Designations for

the 2010 Revised Primary Sulfur Dioxide National Ambient Air Quality Standards" (Guidance).

Because of this, and based on the five factor analysis in the Guidance, Kentucky has determined

that less than the full county should be designated nonattainment. These factors, which are

discussed below, are: 1) air quality data; 2) emissions-related data; 3) meteorology; 4)

geography/topography; and 5) jurisdictional boundaries.

I. 

# Air Quality Data

Currently, APCD operates three S02 monitors in Jefferson County, Kentucky: Firearms Training

at Algonquin Parkway (21-111-1 041 ), Cannons Lane (21-111-0067), and Watson Lane (21-111-

051). The Indiana Department ofEnvironmental Management (IDEM) operates one in Floyd

County, Indiana on Green Valley Road (18-043-1004).

Attainment of the S0 2 standard is achieved when the 3-year average of the 99th percentile annual

distribution of the daily maxima is less than or equal to 75 ppb. Table 1 below provides those

values and design values based on 2008-2012 data. The data for these monitors can be found in

the Appendix.

Of the four monitors listed in the table below, only Watson Lane has a design value greater than

75 ppb for 2010-2012. Firearms Training, Cannons Lane, and Green Valley Road stations do not

have a violating so2 monitor and are not included in this discussion.

APCD sent a certification letter to EPA for Cannons Lane, Firearms Training, and Watson Lane

S0 2 data on January 8, 2013. IDEM anticipates the Green Valley Road S02 data to be certified

by January 31, 2013. Once IDEM's data are certified and reviewed, this document will be

revised to reflect any necessary changes.

1

# Table 

# 1. S02 Annual 99th Percentiles and Annual Design Values

Annual 99th Percentiles (ppb)

Site name 2008

Watson 

# 113

Lane

Firearms 

# 122 Training

Cannons

Lane 1 

# -

Green

Valley 

# 138

Road 2

Samplmg began 05-26-2010

2 

# 2012 data not yet certified 

# 2009 2010



# 116 107

96 100

- 

# 45

125 123

II. S02 Emissions Data 2011 2012



# 114 147

35 35

51 31

38 34 Annual Design Values (ppb)

2008-2010 2009-2011 2010-2012



# 112 112 123

106 77 57

45 48 42

128 95 65

The table below lists the seven Jefferson County, Kentucky stationary sources reporting over ten

tons per year (tpy) of sulfur dioxide, plus Duke Energy's Gallagher Electric Generating Station

in New Albany, Indiana.

Table 2. S02 Emissions Data (2011)

Pin 1 

# Plant 

# I Facility Site Name EIS Site ID so2 tons per year

A Louisville Gas & 

# Electric

- Mill Creek 

# 7353711 29,944.72

B Louisville Gas & 

# Electric

- Cane Run 

# 5702411 7823.72



# c Louisville Medical Center Steam Plant 

# 9613611 475.90

D Brown Forman/Early Times 

# 9612011 257.81

E Kosmos Cement 

# 7353311 187.47

F American Synthetic Rubber Company 

# 7367811 136.87

G Rohm and Haas Company 

# 7350211 28.44

H Duke Energy, Gallagher 

# 7742411 3009.9

See MapA

.



# Map A depicts the locations of Jefferson County, KY and Floyd County, IN S02 monitoring sites

and stationary sources listed in Tables 1 

# and 2. A discussion of monitoring and stationary source

data follows.

Of the S0 2 sources listed in Table 2, five (Louisville Gas & 

# Electric- Cane Run, Louisville

Medical Center Steam Plant, Brown Forman/Early Times, American Synthetic Rubber

Company, and Rohm and Haas Company) are located in the northern portion of Jefferson

County and account for 

# 8,722.74 tpy, or 

# 22.4 percent of the 

# 38,871.32 total tpy generated by

Kentucky sources. These sources are closest to the Firearms Training monitoring site, which is

not a violating monitor.

2

# Map A. Location of S02 Emitters and Monitoring Sites

In May 2009, a federal jury found that Duke 1 

# had made illegal modifications to Gallagher Units



# 1 and 3 without first complying with pre-construction obligations, including obtaining preconstruction permits and installing and operating state-of-the-art pollution control technology, in

violation of the Clean Air Act (CAA) Nonattainment New Source Review and Prevention of

Significant Deterioration provisions, 42 U.S.C. §§ 7470-7492, 7501-7515, and the Indiana State

Implementation Plan.

The consent decree secured injunctive relief at all four units at the Gallagher Plant even though

only Units 1 and 3 were found to be in violation of the CAA. The settlement was anticipated to

reduce S0 2 

# emissions at the Gallagher Plant by about 35,000 tons per year, an 86.6 percent

reduction when compared to 2008 emissions. That goal has been surpassed. In 2008 Gallagher's

S0 2 

# emissions were more than 40,433 tons (slightly less than the 41,644 tons from 

# all source

sectors in Jefferson County combined); in 2010, 23,000; in 2011, the plant emitted just over 3000

tons. These dramatic reductions were accomplished by shutting down Units 1 and 3. Additional

reductions were achieved when Units 2 and 4 were equipped with baghouses and dry sorbent

1 

# Suit was initially filed against Cinergy, Gallagher's prior owner.



# 3

# pollution-control equipment. Both units continue to operate and are burning low-sulfur coal for

further emission reductions (768.2 tons were reported for the first three quarters in 2012.)

III. Meteorology

We reviewed 1-hour S02 2010-2012 exceedances for the Watson Lane monitoring site. For each

exceedance, wind data for the corresponding 24-hour period was obtained and mapped. (Source:

2008-2012 processed meteorological data for Louisville using Wilmington, OH upper air and 1-

minute ASOS data.)

Map B illustrates the daily average wind rose plot for the Watson Lane S0 2 monitor's

exceedances. This plot indicates two sources (Louisville Gas & 

# Electric, Mill Creek and Kosmos

Cement) upwind of the monitor that could contribute to the exceedances of the S0 2 standard.

After further analysis of those emissions sources and a comparison to a similar emissions source

(Brown Forman/Early Times) near the Firearms Training monitoring site, we determined that

Kosmos Cement contributes a negligible amount, <1 percent, of Jefferson County's S0 2

emissions. Firearms Training had no S0 2 exceedances in 2011 or 2012. Similarly, we believe

that Kosmos Cement is not a significant contributor to the Watson Lane monitor exceedances

and violation.

Map B. Location of Watson Lane Monitoring Site with Nearby 80 2 

# Emitters

4

# The recommended nonattainment area in Map C includes the largest sulfur dioxide source in

Jefferson County, Louisville Gas and Electric Company's Mill Creek Electric Generating

Station. This one source produces slightly over 77 percent of all stationary source S0 2 

# emissions

in Jefferson County, Kentucky, and is less than one mile upwind of the Watson Lane monitoring

site. The wind rose plot clearly indicates that the Watson Lane exceedances of the S0 2 

# standard

result from emissions from this stationary source.



# Map C. Location of Proposed S02 Nonattainment Boundary

IV. Geographyffopography

As shown on Maps B and C, neither topography nor geography plays a role in the violations at

the Watson Lane monitoring site.

The boundary of the recommended nonattainment area is influenced by the Louisville Gas and

Electric, Mill Creek Electric Generating Station, which produces 77.04 percent of all stationary

source S0 2 

# emissions in Jefferson County, Kentucky.



# V. Jurisdictional Boundary

The USEP A guidance requested clearly defined legal boundaries for carrying out air quality

planning and enforcement functions for the nonattainment area. Where boundaries are not

adequate to describe the nonattainment area, other clearly defined and permanent landmarks or



# 5

# geographic coordinates may be used. In this case we are using jurisdictional, legal, and

permanent landmarks which create a nonattainment area roughly triangular in shape. Two roads

will be used as boundaries: Dixie Highway (US60 and US31 W) to the east and Ethan Allen Way

which runs at a northwesterly angle from Dixie Highway. One jurisdictional boundary will be

used: to the west, the Ohio River. The last boundary will be the adjacent property lines of

Louisville Gas and Electric

- Mill Creek Electric Generating Station and Kosmos Cement to the

south. The shaded area in Map C illustrates the proposed nonattainment boundary.

Conclusion:

After analyzing the five factors outlined in the Guidance, we recommend that the roughly

triangular portion of Jefferson County that is bounded to the east by Dixie Highway (US60 and

US31 W), to the west by the Ohio River, to the north by extending Ethan Allen Way to Dixie

Highway and the Ohio River, and to the south at the adjacent property lines of Louisville Gas

and Electric

- Mill Creek Electric Generating Station and Kosmos Cement

, be designated

nonattainment for the 1-hour sulfur dioxide (S02) standard

.

6

# GREG FISCHER

MAYOR



# Mr

. Todd Rinck AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT

LOUISVIiLE, KENTUCKY



# January 8, 2013

Air, Pesticides and Toxics Management Division

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 4

Atlanta Federal Center

61 Forsyth Street SW

Atlanta, GA 30303-8909

Dear Mr. Rinck: LAUREN ANDERSON

, DIRECTOR



# The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District is informing you that ambient air

monitoring data for sulfur dioxide acquired during 2012 is ready for certification. The

ambient concentration data and the quality assurance data have been reviewed and

completely submitted to AQS. Taking into consideration the quality assurance findings,

the ambient data are accurate to the best of my knowledge. Enclosed is AQS report

AMP450 that list the data to be certified. Also enclosed is an AMP255 report that

contains the quality assurance data used during the data review.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 502-574-6009. Please direct

technical questions to Ms. Cynthia Lee at 502-574-7217. 

# 8?62-

Lauren Anderson

Executive Director

cc: John Lyons, Kentucky DAQ

Darren Palmer, USEP A, Region IV

www.louisvilleky. gov

WWW.LOUISVILLEKY.GOV/APCD 850 BARRET AVENUE, ROOM 20S LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 40204-1745 502.574.6000 FAX

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