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(PAGE1of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)9VAC5-20.GENERALPROVISIONS.PARTI.Administrative.9VAC5-20-21.Documentsincorporatedbyreference.A.TheAdministrativeProcessActandVirginiaRegisterActprovidethatstateregulationsmayincorporatedocumentsbyreference.Throughouttheseregulations,documentsofthetypesspecifiedbelowhavebeenincorporatedbyreference.1.UnitedStatesCode.2.CodeofVirginia.3.CodeofFederalRegulations.4.FederalRegister.5.Technicalandscientificreferencedocuments.AdditionalinformationonkeyfederalregulationsandnonstatutorydocumentsincorporatedbyreferenceandtheiravailabilitymaybefoundinsubsectionEofthissection.B.AnyreferenceintheseregulationstoanyprovisionoftheCodeofFederalRegulations(CFR)shallbeconsideredastheadoptionbyreferenceofthatprovision.ThespecificversionoftheprovisionadoptedbyreferenceshallbethatcontainedintheCFR(20072008)ineffectJuly1,20072008.InmakingreferencetotheCodeofFederalRegulations,40CFRPart35meansPart35ofTitle40oftheCodeofFederalRegulations;40CFR35.20meansSection35.20inPart35ofTitle40oftheCodeofFederalRegulations.C.Failuretoincludeinthissectionanydocumentreferencedintheregulationsshallnotinvalidatetheapplicabilityofthereferenceddocument.D.CopiesofmaterialsincorporatedbyreferenceinthissectionmaybeexaminedbythepublicatthecentralofficeoftheDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality,EighthFloor,629EastMainStreet,Richmond,Virginiabetween8:30a.m.and4:30p.m.ofeachbusinessday.E.Informationonfederalregulationsandnonstatutorydocumentsincorporatedbyreferenceandtheiravailabilitymaybefoundbelowinthissubsection.COMMONWEALTHOFVIh.NIACPAGE2of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)1.CodeofFederalRegulations.a.TheprovisionsspecifiedbelowfromtheCodeofFederalRegulations(CFR)areincorporatedhereinbyreference.(1)40CFRPart50-NationalPrimaryandSecondaryAmbientAirQualityStandards.(a)AppendixA-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofSulfurDioxideintheAtmosphere(PararosanilineMethod).(b)AppendixB-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofSuspendedParticulateMatterintheAtmosphere(High-VolumeMethod).(c)AppendixC-MeasurementPrincipleandCalibrationProcedurefortheContinuousMeasurementofCarbonMonoxideintheAtmosphere(Non-DispersiveInfraredPhotometry).(d)AppendixD-MeasurementPrincipleandCalibrationProcedurefortheMeasurementofOzoneintheAtmosphere.(e)AppendixE-ReferenceMethodforDeterminationofHydrocarbonsCorrectedforMethaneReserved.(f)AppendixF-MeasurementPrincipleandCalibrationProcedurefortheMeasurementofNitrogenDioxideintheAtmosphere(GasPhaseChemiluminescence).(g)AppendixG-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofLeadinSuspendedParticulateMatterCollectedfromAmbientAir.(h)AppendixH-InterpretationoftheNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforOzone.(i)AppendixI-Reservedlnterrretationofthe8-HourPrimaryandSecondaryNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforOzone.(j)AppendixJ-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofParticulateMatterasPM10intheAtmosphere.(k)AppendixK-InterpretationoftheNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforParticulateMatter.COMMONWEALTHOFVh•NIACPAGE3of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)(I)AppendixL-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofFineParticulateMatterasPMintheAtmosphere.(m)AppendixM-Reserved.(n)AppendixN-InterpretationoftheNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforPM.(o)Appendix0-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofCoarseParticulateMatterasPMintheAtmosphere.(p)AppendixP-InterpretationofthePrimaryandSecondaryNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforOzone.(2)40CFRPart51-RequirementsforPreparation,Adoption,andSubmittalofImplementationPlans.AppendixM-RecommendedTestMethodsforStateImplementationPlans.AppendixS-EmissionOffsetInterpretiveRuling.c1AppendixW-GuidelineonAirQualityModels(Revised).AppendixY-GuidelinesforBARTDeterminationsUndertheRegionalHazeRule.(3)40CFRPart58-AmbientAirQualitySurveillance.AppendixBQualityAseuranceRequirementsforPreventionofSignificantDeterioration(PSD)AirMonitoring.AppendixA-QualityAssuranceRequirementsforSLAMS,SPMsandPSDAirMonitoring.(4)40CFRPart60-StandardsofPerformanceforNewStationarySources.Thespecificprovisionsof40CFRPart60incorporatedbyreferencearefoundinArticle5(9VAC5-50-400etseq.)ofPartIIof9VAC5-50(NewandModifiedSources).(5)40CFRPart61-NationalEmissionStandardsforCOMMONWEALTHOFVINIACPAGE4of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)HazardousAirPollutants.Thespecificprovisionsof40CFRPart61incorporatedbyreferencearefoundinArticle1(9VAC5-60-60etseq.)ofPartIIof9VAC5-60(HazardousAirPollutantSources).(6)40CFRPart63-NationalEmissionStandardsforHazardousAirPollutantsforSourceCategories.Thespecificprovisionsof40CFRPart63incorporatedbyreferencearefoundinArticle2(9VAC5-60-90etseq.)ofPartIIof9VAC5-60(HazardousAirPollutantSources).(7)40CFRPart59,SubpartD—NationalVolatileOrganicCompoundEmissionStandardsforArchitecturalCoatings,AppendixA--”DeterminationofVolatileMatterContentofMethacrylateMulticomponentCoatingsUsedasTrafficMarkingCoatings.”(8)40CFRPart64,ComplianceAssuranceMonitoring.(9)40CFRPart72,PermitsRegulation.(10)40CFRPart73,SulfurDioxideAllowanceSystem.(11)40CFRPart74,SulfurDioxideOpt-Ins.(12)40CFRPart75,ContinuousEmissionMonitoring.(13)40CFRPart76,AcidRainNitrogenOxidesEmissionReductionProgram.(14)40CFRPart77,ExcessEmissions.(15)40CFRPart78,AppealProceduresforAcidRainProgram.(16)40CFR59SubpartC,NationalVolatileOrganicCompoundEmissionStandardsforConsumerProducts.b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:SuperintendentofDocuments,P.O.Box371954,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania15250-7954;phone(202)783-3238.2.U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency./COMMONWEALTHOFVI.NIAPAGE5of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencyareincorporatedhereinbyreference:(1)ReichTest,AtmosphericEmissionsfromSulfuricAcidManufacturingProcesses,PublicHealthServicePublicationNo.PB82250721,1980.(2)CompilationofAirPollutantEmissionFactors(AP-42).VolumeI:StationaryandAreaSources,stocknumber055-000-00500-1,1995;SupplementA,stocknumber055-000-00551-6,1996;SupplementB,stocknumber055-000-00565,1997;SupplementC,stocknumber055-000-00587-7,1997;SupplementD,1998;SupplementE,1999.b.Copiesofthedocumentidentifiedinsubdivision(1)ofthissubdivision,andVolumeIandSupplementsAthroughCofthedocumentidentifiedinsubdivision(2)ofthissubdivision,maybeobtainedfrom:U.S.DepartmentofCommerce,NationalTechnicalInformationService,5285PortRoyalRoad,Springfield,Virginia22161;phone1-800-553-6847.CopiesofSupplementsDandEofthedocumentidentifiedinsubdivision(2)ofthissubdivisionmaybeobtainedonlinefromEPA’sTechnologyTransferNetworkathttp://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/index/html.3.U.S.government.a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheU.S.governmentisincorporatedhereinbyreference:StandardIndustrialClassificationManual,1987(U.S.GovernmentPrintingOfficestocknumber041-001-00-314-2).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:SuperintendentofDocuments,P.O.Box371954,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania15250-7954;phone(202)512-1800.4.AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM)a.ThedocumentsspecifiedbelowfromtheAmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterialsareincorporatedhereinbyreference.(1)D323-99a,“StandardTestMethodforVaporPressureofPetroleumProducts(ReidMethod).”(2)D97-96a,“StandardTestMethodforPourPointofPetroleumProducts.”(3)D129-00,“StandardTestMethodforSulfurinPetroleumProducts(GeneralBombMethod).”(4)D388-99,“StandardClassificationofCoalsbyRank.”COMMONWEALTHOFVhNIACPAGE6of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)(5)D396-98,“StandardSpecificationforFuelOils.”(6)D975-98b,“StandardSpecificationforDieselFuelOils.”(7)D1072-90(1999),“StandardTestMethodforTotalSulfurinFuelGases.”(8)D1265-97,“StandardPracticeforSamplingLiquefiedPetroleum(LP)Gases(ManualMethod).”(9)D2622-98,“StandardTestMethodforSulfurinPetroleumProductsbyWavelengthDispersiveX-RayFluorescenceSpectrometry.”(10)D4057-95(2000),“StandardPracticeforManualSamplingofPetroleumandPetroleumProducts.”(II)D4294-98,“StandardTestMethodforSulfurinPetroleumandPetroleumProductsbyEnergy-DispersiveX-RayFluorescenceSpectroscopy.”(12)D523-89,“StandardTestMethodforSpecularGloss”(1999).(13)D1613-02,“StandardTestMethodforAcidityinVolatileSolventsandChemicalIntermediatesUsedinPaint,Varnish,LacquerandRelatedProducts”(2002).(14)D1640-95,“StandardTestMethodforDrying,Curing,orFilmFormationofOrganicCoatingsatRoomTemperature”(1999).(15)ElI9-OOa,“StandardTestMethodforFireTestsofBuildingConstructionMaterials”(2000).(16)E84-Ol,“StandardTestMethodforSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingConstructionMaterials”(2001).(17)D4214-98,“StandardTestMethodsforEvaluatingtheDegreeofChalkingofExteriorPaintFilms(1998).(18)D86-0l,“StandardTestMethodforDistillationofPetroleumProductsatAtmosphericPressure”(2001).(19)D4359-90,“StandardTestMethodforDeterminingCOMMONWEALTHOFVIINIAPAGE7of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)WhetheraMaterialisaLiquidoraSolid”(reapproved2000).(20)E260-96,“StandardPracticeforPackedColumnGasChromatography”(reapproved2001).(21)D3912-95,“StandardTestMethodforChemicalResistanceofCoatingsUsedinLight-WaterNuclearPowerPlants”(reapproved2001).(22)D4082-02,“StandardTestMethodforEffectsofGammaRadiationonCoatingsforUseinLight-WaterNuclearPowerPlants.”b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanSocietyforTestingMaterials,100BarrHarborDrive,WestConshohocken,Pennsylvania19428-2959;phone(610)832-9585.5.AmericanPetroleumInstitute(API)a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheAmericanPetroleumInstituteisincorporatedhereinbyreference:EvaporativeLossfromFloatingRoofTanks,APIMPMSChapter19,April1,1997.b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanPetroleumInstitute,1220LStreet,Northwest,Washington,D.C.20005;phone(202)682-8000.6.AmericanConferenceofGovernmentalIndustrialHygienists(ACGIH)a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheACGIHisincorporatedhereinbyreference:1991-1992ThresholdLimitValuesforChemicalSubstancesandPhysicalAgentsandBiologicalExposureIndices(ACGIHHandbook).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:ACGIH,1330KemperMeadowDrive,Suite600,Cincinnati,Ohio45240;phone(513)742-2020.7.NationalFirePreventionAssociation(NFPA)a.ThedocumentsspecifiedbelowfromtheNationalFirePreventionAssociationareincorporatedhereinbyreference.(1)NFPA385,StandardforTankVehiclesforFlammableandCombustibleLiquids,2000Edition.(2)NFPA30,FlammableandCombustibleLiquidsCode,2000Edition.COMMONWEALTHOFVINIACPAGE8of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)(3)NFPA30A,CodeforMotorFuelDispensingFacilitiesandRepairGarages,2000Edition.b.CopiesmaybeobtainedfromtheNationalFirePreventionAssociation,OneBatterymarchPark,P.O.Box9101,Quincy,Massachusetts02269-9101;phone(617)770-3000.8.AmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineers(ASME).a.ThedocumentsspecifiedbelowfromtheAmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineersareincorporatedhereinbyreference.(1)ASMEPowerTestCodes:TestCodeforSteamGeneratingUnits,PowerTestCode4.1--1964(R1991).(2)ASMEInterimSupplement19.5onInstrumentsandApparatus:Application,PartIIofFluidMeters,6thedition(1971).(3)StandardfortheQualificationandCertificationofResourceRecoveryFacilityOperators,ASMEQRO-1-1994.b.CopiesmaybeobtainedfromtheAmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineers,ThreeParkAvenue,NewYork,NewYork,10016;phone(800)843-2763.9.AmericanHospitalAssociation(AHA)a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheAmericanHospitalAssociationisincorporatedhereinbyreference:AnOunceofPrevention:WasteReductionStrategiesforHealthCareFacilities,AHACatalogno.W5-057007,1993.b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanHospitalAssociation,OneNorthFranklin,Chicago,IL60606;phone(800)242-2626.10.BayAreaAirQualityManagementDistrict(BAAQMD)a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheBayAreaAirQualityManagementDistrictareincorporatedhereinbyreference:(1)Method41,“DeterminationofVolatileOrganicCompoundsinSolvent-BasedCoatingsandRelatedMaterialsContainingParachlorobenzotrifluoride”(December20,1995).(2)Method43,“DeterminationofVolatileMethylsiloxanesinCOMMONWEALTHOFVIINIACPAGE9of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)Solvent-BasedCoatings,Inks,andRelatedMaterials”(November6,1996).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:BayAreaAirQualityManagementDistrict,939EllisStreet,SanFrancisco,CA94109,phone(415)771-6000.11.SouthCoastAirQualityManagementDistrict(SCAQMD)a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheSouthCoastAirQualityManagementDistrictareincorporatedhereinbyreference:(1)Method303-91,“DeterminationofExemptCompounds,”inManualSSMLLABM,“LaboratoryMethodsofAnalysisforEnforcementSamples”(1996).(2)Method318-95,“DeterminationofWeightPercentElementalMetalinCoatingsbyX-RayDiffraction,”inManualSSMLLABM,“LaboratoryMethodsofAnalysisforEnforcementSamples”(1996).(3)Rule1174IgnitionMethodComplianceCertificationProtocol(February28,1991).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:SouthCoastAirQualityManagementDistrict,21865E.CopleyDrive,DiamondBar,CA91765,phone(909)396-2000.12.CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard(CARB)a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheCaliforniaAirResourcesBoardareincorporatedhereinbyreference:(1)TestMethod510,“AutomaticShut-OffTestProcedureForSpill-ProofSystemsandSpill-ProofSpouts”(July6,2000).(2)TestMethod511,“AutomaticClosureTestProcedureForSpill-ProofSystemsandSpill-ProofSpouts”(July6,2000).(3)TestMethod512,“DeterminationofFuelFlowRateForSpill-ProofSystemsandSpill-ProofSpouts”(July6,2000).(4)TestMethod513,“DeterminationofPermeationRateForSpill-ProofSystems”(July6,2000).(5)TestMethod310(includingAppendicesAandB),“DeterminationofVolatileOrganicCompounds(VOC)inConsumerProductsandCOMMONWEALTHOFVhNIACPAGE10of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)ReactiveOrganicCompoundsinAerosolCoatingProducts”(July18,2001).(6)CaliforniaCodeofRegulations,Title17,Division3,Chapter1,Subchapter8.5,Article1,§94503.5(2003).(7)CaliforniaCodeofRegulations,Title17,Division3,Chapter1,Subchapter8.5,Article2,§94509and94511(2003).(8)CaliforniaCodeofRegulations,Title17,Division3,Chapter1,Subchapter8.5,Article4,§94540-94555(2003).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,Sacramento,CA95812,phone(906)322-3260or(906)322-2990.13.AmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociationa.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheAmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociationareincorporatedhereinbyreference:(1)VoluntarySpecification2604-02,“PerformanceRequirementsandTestProceduresforHighPerformanceOrganicCoatingsonAluminumExtrusionsandPanels”(2002).(2)VoluntarySpecification2605-02,“PerformanceRequirementsandTestProceduresforSuperiorPerformingOrganicCoatingsonAluminumExtrusionsandPanels”(2002).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociation,1827WaldenOfficeSquare,Suite550,Schaumburg,IL60173,phone(847)303-5664.14.AmericanFurnitureManufacturersAssociationa.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheAmericanFurnitureManufacturersAssociationisincorporatedhereinbyreference:JointIndustryFabricsStandardsCommittee,WovenandKnitResidentialUpholsteryFabricStandardsandGuidelines(January2001).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanFurnitureManufacturersAssociation,P.O.BoxHP-7,HighPoint,NC27261;phone(336)884-5000.COMMONWEALTHOFV11NIAPAGE11of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)9VAC5-30.AMBIENTAIRQUALITYSTANDARDS.9VAC5-30-55.Ozone(8-hour,0.08ppm).A.Theprimaryandsecondaryambientairqualitystandardis0.08partspermillion,dailymaximum8-houraverage.B.OzoneshallbemeasuredbythereferencemethoddescribedinAppendixDof40CFRPart50,othermethoddesignatedassuch,orbyanequivalentmethod.C.The8-hourprimaryandsecondaryozoneambientairqualitystandardsaremetatanambientairqualitymonitoringsitewhentheaverageoftheannualfourthhighestdailymaximum8-houraverageozoneconcentrationislessthanorequalto0.08ppm,asdeterminedinaccordancewithAppendixIto40CFRPart50.9VAC5-30-56.Ozone(8-hour,0.075ppm).A.Theprimaryandsecondaambientairqualitystandardis0.075partspermillion,dailymaximum8-houraverage.B.OzoneshallbemeasuredbythereferencemethoddescribedinAppendixDof40CFRPart50,othermethoddesignatedassuch,orbyanequivalentmethod.C.The8-hourprimaryandsecondaozoneambientairqualitystandardsaremetatanambientairqualitymonitoringsitewhenthe3-yearaverageoftheannualfourth-highestdailymaximum8-houraverageozoneconcentrationislessthanorequalto0.075ppm,asdeterminedinaccordancewithAppendixPto40CFRPart50.9VAC5-30-65.Particulatematter(PM25).A.Theprimaryandsecondaryambientairqualitystandardsforparticulatematterare:1.15.0microgramspercubicmeter--annualarithmeticmeanconcentration.2.65microgramspercubicmeter--24-houraverageconcentration.B.ParticulatemattershallbemeasuredintheambientairasPM2.5(particleswithanaerodynamicdiameterlessthanorequaltoanominal2.5micrometers)bythereferencemethodbasedonAppendixLof40CFRPart50,orothermethoddesignatedassuch,orbyequivalentmethod.COMMONWEALTHOFVINIACPAGE12of12STATEAIRPOLLUTIONCONTROLBOARDREGULATIONSFORTHECONTROLANDABATEMENTOFAIRPOLLUTION(9VAC5-20AND30)C.TheannualprimaryandsecondaryPM2.5standardsaremetwhentheannualarithmeticmeanconcentration,asdeterminedinaccordancewithAppendixNof40CFRPart50,islessthanorequalto15.0microgramspercubicmeter.D.The24-hourprimaryandsecondaryPM2.5standardsaremetwhenthe98thpercentile24-hourconcentration,asdeterminedinaccordancewithAppendixNof40CFRPart50,islessthanorequalto65microgramspercubicmeter.E.ThePM25standardssetforthinthissectionwereestablishedbyEPAonJuly18,1997(62FR3885638652)andbecameeffectiveonSeptember8,2004byadoptionbytheboard.ThePM2.5standardssetforthinthissectionshallcontinuetoapplyonlyforpurposesofthefollowing:1.Controlstrategyimplementationplanrevisions,maintenanceplans,andassociatedemissionsbudgetsrelativetothePM2.5standardsinthissection.2.DesignationofnonattainmentareasandmaintenanceareasrelativetothePM2.5standardsinthissection.Nothinginthissectionshallpreventtheredesignationofanynonattainmentareatoattainmentatanytime.TEMPLATES\NOIRA\REG-PROREG\DEV\D08-REG-FIN.DOCCCRegulationsTitlesofRegulations:9VAC5-20.GeneralProvisions(amending9VAC5-20-21).9VAC5-30.AmbientAirQualityStandards(amending9VACS-30-55,9VACS-30-65;adding9VAC5-30-56).StatutoryAuthority:§10.1-1308oftheCodeofVirginia;§108,109and302oftheCleanAirAct;40CFRParts50,53and58.EffectiveDate:March18,2009.AgencyContact:Karen0.Sabasteanski,DepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality,629EastMainStreet.P.O.Box1105,Richmond,VA23218,telephone(804)698-4426oremailkgsabasteadeq.virginia.gov.Summary:9VAC5-30,AmbientAirQualityStandards,containsthenationalambientairqualitystandards(NAAQS)forthespecificcriteriapollutantssetoutin40CThFart50.ThisactionincorporatestheNAAQSintotheregulationstoprovidealegallyenforceablemeansbywhichthestatepreparesattainmentandmaintenanceplans,anddetermineswhetheranewsourcewillaffecttheNAAQS.Thestandardfororoneisrevtsedtoaddanew8-hourstandardof0.075ppm.Amendmentsto9VACS-20-21reflectthe2008editionoftheCodeofFederalRegulations.9VACS-20-21.Documentsincorporatedbyreference.A.TheAdministrativeProcessActandVirginiaRegisterActprovidethatstateregulationsmayincorporatedocumentsbyreference.Throughouttheseregulations,documentsofthetypesspecifiedbelowhavebeenincorporatedbyreference.1.UnitedStatesCode.2.CodeofVirginia.3.CodeofFederalRegulations.4.FederalRegister.5.Technicalandscientificreferencedocuments.AdditionalinformationonkeyfederalregulationsandnonstatutorydocumentsincorporatedbyreferenceandtheiravailabilitymaybefoundinsubsectionEofthissection.B.AnyreferenceintheseregulationstoanyprovisionoftheCodeofFederalRegulations(CFR)shallbeconsideredastheadoptionbyreferenceofthatprovision.ThespecificversionoftheprovisionadoptedbyreferenceshallbethatcontainedintheCFR(2007)(2008)ineffectJuly1,2002.QQa.InmakingreferencetotheCodeofFederalRegulations,40CFRPart35meansPart35ofTitle40oftheCodeofFederalRegulations;40CFR35.20means§35.20inPart35ofTitle40oftheCodeofFederalRegulations.C.Failuretoincludeinthissectionanydocumentreferencedintheregulationsshallnotinvalidatetheapplicabilityofthereferenceddocument.D.CopiesofmaterialsincorporatedbyreferenceinthissectionmaybeexaminedbythepublicatthecentralofficeoftheDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality,EighthFloor,629EastMainStreet,Richmond,Virginia,between8:30a.m.and4:30p.m.ofeachbusinessday.E.Informationonfederalregulationsandnonstatutorydocumentsincorporatedbyreferenceandtheiravadabilitymaybefoundbelowinthissubsection.1.CodeofFederalRegulations.a.TheprovisionsspecifiedbelowfromtheCodeofFederalRegulations(CFR)areincorporatedhereinbyreference.(1)40CFRPart50-NationalPrimaryandSecondaryAmbientAirQualityStandards.(a)AppendixA--ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofSulfurDioxideintheAtmosphere(PararosanilineMethod).(b)AppendixB--ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofSuspendedParticulateMatterintheAtmosphere(High-VolumeMethod).(c)AppendixC--MeasurementPrincipleandCalibrationProcedurefortheContinuousMeasurementofCarbonMonoxideintheAtmosphere(Non-DispersiveInfraredPhotometry).Volume25,Issue12VirginiaRegisterofRegulationsFebroaty16,20092068FinalRegulationREGISTRAR’SNOTICE:ThefollowingregulatoryactionisexemptfromtheAdministrativeProcessActinaccordancewith§2.2-4006A4coftheCodeofVirginia,whichexcludesregulationsthatarenecessarytomeettherequirementsoffederallaworregulations,providedsuchregulationsdonotdiffermateriallyfromthoserequiredbyfederallaworregulation.TheStateAirPollutionControlBoardwdlreceive,considerandrespondtopetitionsbyanyinterestedpersonatanytimewithrespecttoreconsiderationorrevision.CCRegulations(d)AppendixD--MeasurementPrincipleandCalibrationProcedurefortheMeasurementofOzoneintheAtmosphere.(e)AppendixB--Reicrenec£.3mflopiorDeterminationofHydrocarbonsCorrectedforMethaneReserved.(0AppendixF--MeasurementPñnciplcandCalibrationProcedurefortheMeasurementofNitrogenDioxideintheAtmosphere(GasPhaseChemiluminescence).(g)Appendix&--ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofLeadinSuspendedParticulateMatterCollectedfromAmbientAir.(h)AppendixH--InterpretationoftheNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforOzone.(i)AppendixI--RecorvodInterpretationofthe8-HourPrimaryandSecondaryNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforOzone.(I)AppendixJ--ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofParticulateMatterasPMieintheAtmosphere.(k)AppendixK--InterpretationoftheNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsforParticulateMatter.(11AppendixL-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofFineParticulateMatterasPMintheAtmosphere.(m)AppendixM-Reserved.(n)AppendixN-InterpretationoftheNationalAmbientAirOualitvStandardsforPM(o)Appendix0-ReferenceMethodfortheDeterminationofCoarseParticulateMatterasPMintheAtmosphere.(p)AppendixP-InterpretationofthePrimaryandSecondaryNationalAmbientAirOualityStandardsforOzone.(2)40CFRPart51--RequirementsforPreparation,Adoption,andSubmittalofImplementationPlans.AppendixM--RecommendedTestMethodsforStateImplementationPlans.g)AppendixS--EmissionOffsetInterpretiveRuling.j])AppendixW--GuidelineonAirQualityModels(Revised).1g)AppendixY-GuidelinesforHARTDeterminationsUndertheRegionalHazeRule.(3)40CFRPart58--AmbientAirQualitySurveillance.AppendixBQualityAssuranceRequirementsforPreventionofSignificantDctoriomtion(PSD)AirMonitoringAppendixA-QualityAssuranceRequirementsforSLAMS,SPMsandPSDAirMonitoring.(4)40CFRPart60--StandardsofPerformanceforNewStationarySources.Thespecificprovisionsof40CFRPart60incorporatedbyreferencearefoundinArticle5(9VAC5-50-400etseq.)ofPartUof9VAC5-50(NewandModifiedSources).(5)40CFRPart61--NationalEmissionStandardsforHazardousAirPollutants.Thespecificprovisionsof40CFRPart61incorporatedbyreferencearefoundinArticle1(9VAC5-60-60etseq.)ofPartUof9VAC5-60(HazardousAirPollutantSources).(6)40CFRPart63--NationalEmissionStandardsforHazardousAirPollutantsforSourceCategories.Thespecificprovisionsof40CF’RPart63incorporatedbyreferencearefoundinArticle2(9VAC5-60-90etseq.)ofPartIIof9VAC5-60(HazardousAirPollutantSources).(7)40CFRPart59,SubpartD-NationalVolatileOrganicCompoundEmissionStandardsforArchitecturalCoatings,AppendixA--“DeterminationofVolatileMatterContentofMethacrylateMulticomponentCoatingsUsedasTrafficMarkingCoatings.”(8)40CERPart64,ComplianceAssuranceMonitoring.(9)40CFRPart72,PermitsRegulation.(10)40CFRPart73,SulfurDioxideAllowanceSystem.(11)40CFRPart74,SulfurDioxideOpt-Ins.(12)40CFRPart75,ContinuousEmissionMonitoring.(13)40CFRPart76,AcidRainNitrogenOxidesEmissionReductionProgram.(14)40CFRPart77,ExcessEmissions.(15)40CFRPart78,AppealProceduresforAcidRainProgram.(16)40CFRPart59SubpartC,NationalVolatileOrganicCompoundEmissionStandardsforConsumerProducts.b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:SuperintendentofDocuments,P.O.Box371954,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania15250-7954;phone(202)783-3238.2.U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency.a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencyareincorporatedhereinbyreference:Volume25,Issue12Vh’-giniaRegisterofRegulationsFebruary16,20092069•CCRegulations(1)ReichTest,AtmosphericEmissionsfromSulfuric(9)D2622-98,“StandardTestMethodforSulfurinAcidManufacturingProcesses,PublicHealthServicePetroleumProductsbyWavelengthDispersiveX-RayPublicationNo.PB82250721,1980.FluorescenceSpectrometry.”(2)CompilationofAirPollutantEmissionFactors(AP-(10)D4057-95(2000),“StandardPracticeforManual42).VolumeI:StationaryandAreaSources,stockSamplingofPetroleumandPetroleumProducts.”number055-000-00500-1,1995;SupplementA,stocknumber055-000-00551-6,1996;SupplementB,stock(11)D4294-98,“StandardTestMethodforSulfurinPetroleumandPetroleumProductsbyEnergy-Dispersivenumber055-000-00565,1997;SupplementC,stockX-RayFluorescenceSpectroscopy.”number055-000-00587-7,1997;SupplementD,1998;SupplementE,1999.(12)D523-89,“StandardTestMethodforSpecularGloss”(1999).b.CopiesofthedocumentidentifiedinsubdivisionE2a(1)ofthissubdivision,andVolumelandSupplementsA(13)D1613-02,“StandardTestMethodforAcidityinthroughCofthedocumentidentifiedinsubdivisionE2aVolatileSolventsandChemicalIntermediatesUsedin(2)ofthissubdivision,maybeobtainedfrom:U.S.Paint,Varnish,LacquerandRelatedProducts”(2002).DepartmentofCommerce,NationalTechnicalInformationService,5285PortRoyalRoad,Springfield,(14)Dl640-95,“StandardTestMethodsforDrying,Virginia22161;phone1-800-553-6847.CopiesofCuring,orFilmFormationofOrganicCoatingsatRoomTemperature”(1999).SupplementsDandEofthedocumentidentifiedinsubdivisionB2a(2)maybeobtainedonlinefromEPA’s(15)El19-OOa.“StandardTestMethodsforFireTestsofTechnologyTransferNetworkatBuildingConstructionMaterials”(2000).http:/Iwww.epa.gov!ttnlchief/ap42/index.html.(16)E84-01,“StandardTestMethodforSurfaceBurning3.U.S.government.CharacteristicsofBuildingConstructionMaterials”(2001).a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheU.S.governmentisincorporatedhereinbyreference:StandardIndustrial(17)D4214-98,“StandardTestMethodsforEvaluatingClassificationManual,1987(U.S.GovernmentPrintingtheDegreeofChalkingofExteriorPaintFilms”(1998).Officestocknumber041-001-00-314-2).(18)D86-01,“StandardTestMethodforDistillationofb.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:SuperintendentofPetroleumProductsatAtmosphericPressure”(2001).Documents,P.O.Box371954,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania15250-7954;phone(202)512-1800.(19)D4359-90,“StandardTestMethodforDeterminingWhetheraMaterialisaLiquidoraSohd’(reapproved4.AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM).2000).a.ThedocumentsspecifiedbelowfromtheAmerican(20)E260-96,“StandardPracticeforPackedColumnSocietyforTestingandMaterialsareincorporatedhereinGasChromatography”(reapproved2001).byreference.(21)D39l2-95,“StandardTestMethodforChemical(1)D323-99a,“StandardTestMethodforVaporPressureResistanceofCoatingsUsedinLight-WaterNuclearofPetroleumProducta(ReidMethod).”PowerPlants”(reapproved2001).(2)D97-96a,“StandardTestMethodforPourPointof(22)D4082-02,“StandardTestMethodforEffectsofPetroleumProducts.”GammaRadiationonCoatingsforUseinLight-WaterNuclearPowerPlants.’(3)D129-00,“StandardTestMethodforSulfurinPetroleumProducts(GeneralBombMethod).’b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanSocietyforTestingMaterials,100BarrHarborDrive,West(4)D388-99,“StandardClassificationofCoalsbyRank.”Conshohocken,Pennsylvania19428-2959;phone(610)(5)D396-98,“StandardSpecificationforFuelOils.’832-9585.(6)D975-98b,“StandardSpecificationforDieselFuel5.AmericanPetroleumInstitute(API).Oils.”a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheAmericanPetroleum(7)D1072-90(l999),“StandardTestMethodforTotalInstituteisincorporatedhereinbyreference:EvaporativeSulfurinFuelGases.”LossfromFloatingRoofTanks,APIMPMSChapter19,(8)Dl265-97,“StandardPracticeforSamplingLiquefiedApril1,1997.Petroleum(LP)Gases(ManualMethod).”Volume25,Issue12VirginiaRegisterofRegulationsFebruary16,20092070CCRegulationsb.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanPetroleumHealthCareFacilities,ABACatalogno.W5-057007,Institute,1220LStreet,Northwest,Washington,D.C.1993.20005;phone(202)682-8000.b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanHospital6.AmericanConferenceofGovernmentalIndustrialAssociation,OneNorthFranklin,Chicago,EL60606;Hygienists(ACGJ.H).phone(800)242-2626.a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheACGIHis10.BayAreaAirQualityManagementDistrictincorporatedhereinbyreference:1991-1992Threshold(BAAQMD).LimitValuesforChemicalSubstancesandPhysicala.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheBayAreaAirAgentsandBiologicalExposureIndices(ACGIHHandbook).QualityManagementDistrictareincorporatedhereinbyreference:b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:ACGIH,1330Kemper(1)Method41,‘DeterminationofVolatileOrganicMeadowDrive,Suite600,Cincinnati,Ohio45240;phone(513)742-2020.CompoundsinSolvent-BasedCoatingsandRelatedMaterialsContainingParachlorobenzotrifluoride”7.NationalFirePreventionAssociation(NFPA).(December20,1995).a.ThedocumentsspecifiedbelowfromtheNationalFire(2)Method43,“DeterminationofVolatilePreventionAssociationareincorporatedhereinbyMethylsiloxanesinSolvent-BasedCoatings,Inks,andreference.RelatedMaterials”(November6,1996).(1)NFPA385,StandardforTankVehiclesforb.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:BayAreaAirQualityFlammableandCombustibleLiquids,2000Edition.ManagementDistrict,939EllisStreet,SanFrancisco,CA94109,phone(415)771-6000.(2)NFPA30,FlammableandCombustibleLiquidsCode,2000Edition.11.SouthCoastAirQualityManagementDistrict(SCAQMD).(3)NFPA30A,CodeforMotorFuelDispensingFacilitiesandRepairGarages,2000Edition,a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheSouthCoastAirQualityManagementDistrictareincorporatedhereinbyb.CopiesmaybeobtainedfromtheNationalFirereference:PreventionAssociation,OneBatterymarchPark,P.O.Box9101,Quincy,Massachusetts02269-9101;phone(1)Method303-91,“DeterminationofExempt(617)770-3000.Compounds,”inManualSSMLLABM,“LaboratoryMethodsofAnalysisforEnforcementSamples”(1996).8.AmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineers(ASME).(2)Method318-95,“DeterminationofWeightPercenta.ThedocumentsspecifiedbelowfromtheAmericanElementalMetalinCoatingsbyX-RayDiffraction,”inSocietyofMechanicalEngineersareincorporatedhereinManualSSMLLABM,“LaboratoryMethodsofAnalysisbyreference.forEnforcementSamples”(1996).(1)ASMEPowerTestCodes:TestCodeforSteamGeneratingUnits,PowerTestCode4.1-1964(Ri991).(3)Rule1174IgnitionMethodComplianceCertificationProtocol(February28,1991).(2)ASMEInterimSupplement19.5onInstrumentsandb.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:SouthCoastAirQualityApparatus:Application,PartIIofFluidMeters,6thedition(1971).ManagementDistrict,21865E.CopleyDrive,DiamondBar,CA91765,phone(909)396-2000.(3)StandardfortheQualificationandCertificationof12.CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard(CARE).ResourceRecoveryFacilityOperators,ASMEQRO-1-1994.a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheCaliforniaAirResourcesBoardareincorporatedhereinbyreference:b.CopiesmaybeobtainedfromtheAmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineers,ThreeParkAvenue,NewYork,(1)TestMethod510,“AutomaticShut-OffTestNewYork10016;phone(800)843-2763.ProcedureforSpill-ProofSystemsandSpill-ProofSpouts”(July6,2000).9.AmericanHospitalAssociation(AHA).(2)TestMethod511,“AutomaticClosureTestProcedurea.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheAmericanHospitalforSpill-ProofSystemsandSpill-ProofSpouts”(July6,Associationisincorporatedhereinbyreference:An2000).OunceofPrevention:WasteReductionStrategiesforVolume25,Issue12VirginiaRegisterc/RegulationsFebruary16,20092071RegulationsCC(3)TestMethod512,“DeterminationofFuelFlowRateforSpill-ProofSystemsandSpill-ProofSpouts”(July6,2000).(4)TestMethod513,“DeterminationofPermeationRateforSpill-ProofSystems”(July6,2000).(5)TestMethod310(includingAppendicesAandB),“DeterminationofVolatileOrganicCompounds(VOC)inConsumerProductsandReactiveOrganicCompoundsinAerosolCoatingProducts”(July18,2001).(6)CaliforniaCodeofRegulations,Title17,Division3,Chapter1,Subchapter8.5,Article1,§94503.5(2003).(7)CaliforniaCodeofRegulations,Title7,Division3,Chapter1,Subchapter8.5,Article2,§94509and94511(2003).(8)CaliforniaCodeofRegulations,Title17,Division3,Chapter1,Subchapter8.5,Article4,§94540-94555(2003).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,Sacramento,CA95812,phone(906)322-3260or(906)322-2990.13.AmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociation.a.ThefollowingdocumentsfromtheAmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociationareincorporatedhereinbyreference:(1)VoluntarySpecification2604-02,“PerformanceRequirementsandTestProceduresforHighPerformanceOrganicCoatingsonAluminumExtrusionsandPanels”(2002).(2)VoluntarySpecification2605-02,“PerformanceRequirementsandTestProceduresforSuperiorPerformingOrganicCoatingsonAluminumExtrusionsandPanels”(2002).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociation,1827WaldenOfficeSquare,Suite550,Schaumburg,IL60173,phone(847)303-5664.14.AmericanFurnitureManufacturersAssociation.a.ThefollowingdocumentfromtheAmericanFurnitureManufacturersAssociationisincorporatedhereinbyreference:JointIndustryFabricsStandardsCommittee,WovenandKnitResidentialUpholsteryFabricStandardsandGuidelines(January2001).b.Copiesmaybeobtainedfrom:AmericanFurnitureManufacturersAssociation,P.O.BoxHP-7,HighPoint,NC27261;phone(336)884-5000.9VACS-30-55.Ozone(8hour)(8-hour.0.08nom).A.Theprimaryandsecondaryambientairqualitystandardis0.08partspermillion,dailymaximum8-houraverage.B.OzoneshallbemeasuredbythereferencemethoddescribedinAppendixDof40CFRPart50,orothermethoddesignatedassuch,orbyanequivalentmethod.C.The8-hourprimaryandsecondaryozoneambientairqualitystandardsaremetatanambientairqualitymonitoringsitewhentheaverageoftheannualfourth-highestdailymaximum8-houraverageozoneconcentrationislessthanorequalto0.08ppm,asdeterminedinaccordancewithAppendixIof40CFRPart50.9VACS-30-56.Ozone(8-hour.0.0750Dm).A.Theprimaryandsecondaryambientairqualitystandardis0.075partspermillion,dailymaximum8-houraverage.B.OzoneshallbemeasuredbythereferencemethoddescribedinAppendixDof40CFRPart50,othermethoddesignatedassuch,orbyanequivalentmethod.C.The8-hourprimaryandsecondaryozoneambientairqualitystandardsaremetatanambientairqualitymonitoringsitewhenthethree-yearaverageoftheannualfourth-highestdailymaximum8-houravemaeozoneconcentrationislessthanorequalto0.075pam.asdeterminedinaccordancewithAppendixPto40CFRPart50.Volume25,issue12WginiaRegisterofRegulationsFebruary16,20092072

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