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02/04 RESOLUTION

NO. 06-01 RESOLUTION

ADOPTING

THE SACRAMENTO

REGIONAL NONATTAINMENT AREA 8-HOUR OZONE RATE-OF-PROGRESS

PLAN WHEREAS,

the United

States Environmental

Protection

Agency

(“US EPA”)

has promulgated

a new National Ambient

Air Quality Standard (“NAAQS”)

for ozone

with

an 8-hour averaging

time

of 0.08 parts

per million,

has revoked

the 1-hour primary standard,

and

has determined

that

the 8-hour standard

is necessary

in order

to protect
public health (Federal Register, Vol.

62, No.

138, pages

2-37 (July

18, 1997);

and WHEREAS,

the Sacramento Metropolitan

Area (“SMA”),

includes

the Yolo-Solano

Air Quality Management

District (“District”)

as well

as the Sacramento Metropolitan

Mr Quality Management

District,

parts

of the Feather

River

Air Quality Management

District,

parts

of the Placer County

Air Pollution

Control District,

and parts

of the

El Dorado County

Air Quality Management District (“SMA Districts”)(Federal

Register,

VoL

69, No.

84, pages 23858-23951

(April

30, 2004)); and WHEREAS,

the SMA exceeds

the primary NAAQS

for 8-hour
ozone,

and

has been designated nonattaininent

for ozone

with

a classification

of “Serious”
(Federal Register,

Vol.

69, No. 84, pages 23858-23951);

and WHEREAS,

the
US EPA recently published

its Final
Rule

for the implementation

of the

8- hour Ozone National Ambient

Air Quality Standard,

which requires nonattainment

areas classified “Serious”

to demonstrate reasonable

fwther progress

toward attainment

of the new 8-hour standard (Federal Register,

Vol.

70, No, 228, pages

7J.61 1-71705 (November

29, 2005));

and WHEREAS,

the SMA Districts

have prepared

the proposed Sacramento

Regional Nonattainment

Area. 8-Hour Ozone Rate-of-Progress

Plan (“8-Hour

ROP”)

to satisfy

this reasonable further progress requirement;

and WHEREAS,

the proposed

8-Hour

ROP demonstrates

that existing

control strategies

and approved

control measure commitments

will provide

the future emission reductions necessary

to meet

the federal

Clean

Air Act requirements

for reasonable

further progress

for
the period

2002- 2008;

and WHEREAS, photochemical

modeling

has concluded

that

the most feasible

ozone attainment strategy

must include reductions

of both volatile organic compounds

(VOCs)

and nitrogen

oxide NOx emissions,

and thatNOx reductions

will

be more beneficial

than VOC reductions

in reducing peak ozone

in downwind

areas;

and WHEREAS,

the substitution

of NOx emission reductions

in place

of VOC emission reductions

to meet reasonable

further progress requirements

is consistent

with Federal

Clean

Air Act Section

1 82(c)(2)(C),

and with previous

and current analyses

of ozone attainment
strategies

in the SMA;

and WHEREAS,

the proposed

8-Hour

ROP includes

an updated emissions inventory,

and
sets new Motor Vehicle Emission
Budgets

for federal transportation

conformity
purposes;

and2/1/2OB1:2153757367YSAGIMDPAGEø3/4WHEREAS,theproposed8-HourROPincludesanupdated15perccntVOCemissionreductiondemonstiationfor1990-1996;andWHEREAS,inconnectionwiththeforegoing,theSacramentoMetropolitanAirQualityManagementDistrict,asleadagency,inconsultationwiththeElDoradoAirQualityManagementDistrict,FeatherRiverAirQualityManagementDistrict,PlacerCountyAirPollutionControlDistrict,andYolo-SolanoAirQualityManagementDistrict,asresponsibleagencIes,dulypreparedaDraftEnvironmentalImpactReport(“DEIR”),datedSeptember,2005,StateClearinghouseNo.2004042112,toconsiderpotentialenvirorzmentaiimpactsarisingfromtheproposed8-HourR.OP;andWHEREAS,theSacramentoMetropolitanAirQualityManagementDistrictdulypublishednoticeoftheavailabilityoftheDEIR,andheldadulynoticedpublicworkshoponOctober24,2005.toreceivepubliccommentontheDEIRandtheproposed8-HourROP;andWHEREAS,commentsandresponsestotheDEIR,includingthelistofpersons,organizationsandpublicagenciescommentingontheDEIR,havebeenpreparedasAppendic0thereto,andtogetherwiththeDEIRcompriseaFinalEnvironmentalImpactReport(FETR).completedinfullcompliancewithallproceduralandsubstantiveprovisionsoftheCaliforniaEnvironmentalQualityAct(CEQA);andWHEREAS,onJanuary26,2006theSacramentoMetropolitanAirQualityManagementDistrictheldadulynoticedpublichearingtoconsidertheadequacyoftheFELR,priortoitsconsiderationofthe8-HourROP;andWHEREAS,onJanuary26,2006theSacramentoMetropolitanAirQualityManagementDistrictdulycertifiedtheFEIRashavingbeenpreparedinfullcompliancewiththeprovisionsoftheCEQA;andWHEREAS,onFebruary8,2006theBoardofDirectorsoftheYolo-SolanoAirQualityManagementDistrictheldadulynoticedpublichearinginordertohearandtoconsiderpubliccommentonthe8-HourROP;andWHEREAS,theBoardofDirectorsoftheYolo-ScdanoAirQualityManagementDistricthasreadandconsideredtheenvironmentaleffectsoftheproposed8-HourROPasidentifiedandanalyzedintheFEIR,andherebyincorporatesbyreferenceeachofitsfindingsrelativetothepotentialenvironmentalimpactsarisingfromadoptionofthe8-HourROP;andNOW,THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDeffectiveFebruary8,2006,theSacramentoRegionalNonattainmentArea8-HourOzoneRate-Of-ProgressPlan,be,andherebyis,adopted,includingits2002BaselineInventory,itsupdatetotheMotorVehicleEmissionsBudgets,andits15percentVOCemissionsreductiondemonstrationfor1990-1996.BEITFURTHERRESOLVEDthattheBoardofDirectorsoftheYolo-SolanoAirQualityManagementDistrictdirectsitsstafftoforwardtheSacramentoRegionalNonattainmentArea8-HourOzoneRate-of-ProgressPlan,andallnecessarysupportingdocuments,totheCaliforniaAirResourcesBoard(ARB)forsubmittaltotlieUSEPAasandforarevisiontotheStateImplementationPlan(SIP)02/10/200610:215307573670YSAQMDPiGE04/04PASSEDANDADOPTEDbytheBoardofDirectorsoftheYolo-SolanoAirQualityManagementDistrictatitsregularmeetingofFebruary8,2006,bythefollowingvote:Ayes:Anderson,Asmundson,Clancy,Courville,Kromni,Reagan,Sieferman,Jr.(alternateforMcGowan),Thomson,Vasquez,Woodruff,andYatnada.Noes:NoneAbseneBeers1Chamberlain,McGowan,andPimentel.Abstain:None 74wd/LMa4yAthCourvilie,ChairBoardofDirectorsYolo-SolanoAirQualityManagementDistrictAttest:Boardofirectors