CA Health & Safety Code § 40440.2 (2021)
2021 California Code|Health and Safety Code - HSC|DIVISION 26 - AIR RESOURCES|PART 3 - AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICTS|CHAPTER 5.5 - South Coast Air Quality Management District|ARTICLE 4 - General Powers and Duties|Section 40440.2.

40440.2.  In addition to, and notwithstanding the requirements of, Section 39616, all of the following shall be implemented as part of the south coast district’s market-based incentive program, the Regional Clean Air Incentives Market, also known as RECLAIM:(a) (1) On or before July 1, 1998, the south coast district staff shall provide to the south coast district board a progress report based on the annual audits specified in subdivision (c). The progress report shall meet all of the following requirements:(A) The data in the report for the nitrogen oxides RECLAIM program shall be aggregated by three-digit SIC code and facility emission rate to the extent feasible. The categories of emission rates shall be under 4, 4 to 10, inclusive, 11 to 100, inclusive, and over 100 tons per year.(B) The data in the report for the sulfur oxides RECLAIM program shall be aggregated by three-digit SIC code only to the extent feasible.(C) In preparing the report, the south coast district shall publish in an appendix all final data and model outputs, except that it shall keep confidential any facility-specific information that is obtained by either the south coast district, or any independent contractor retained by the south coast district, in the course of preparing the report.(D) Any publication of the data obtained from facilities by the south coast district shall be in aggregate form only, as specified in this subdivision. The south coast district board shall make the raw data available to the public.(2) The south coast district board shall receive public comment on the progress report.(3) The south coast district shall not lower the emission threshold for mandatory participation in the RECLAIM program for nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides from the threshold that was established on October 15, 1993, until the progress report is completed and a public hearing on the report has been held, unless the south coast district board finds, after a public hearing, that there will be no adverse environmental or economic effects resulting from a lowered emission threshold.(b) On or before July 1, 1997, an advisory committee shall be selected by the south coast district board. The advisory committee shall serve for a maximum of one year, or until the report required by subdivision (d) is made to the south coast district board, whichever is later. The advisory committee shall be composed of the following members:(1) One representative from each of the following:(A) A facility that participates in one or both of the market-based incentive programs and emits more than 100 tons of nitrogen oxides or sulfur oxides annually.(B) A facility that emits from 11 to 100 tons, inclusive, of nitrogen oxides or sulfur oxides annually.(C) A facility that emits less than 10 tons of nitrogen oxides or sulfur oxides annually.(2) One representative from the south coast district staff, one representative from the state board, and one representative from the Environmental Protection Agency.(3) One representative from a financial institution.(4) One representative from an academic institution.(5) One representative from a market commodities or securities trading institution.(6) One representative from an economic analysis research institution.(7) Two representatives from environmental organizations.(8) One representative from each of the investor-owned energy utilities serving the south coast district, and one representative from a municipal energy utility representing the City of Los Angeles.(9) One representative from a technical contractor specializing in installation and certification of emissions monitoring equipment.(10) One representative from an oil company.(11) One representative from the aerospace industry.(c) In addition to any other information required by subdivision (e) of Section 39616, the south coast district shall annually perform a detailed assessment of the program audit findings specified in paragraph (1) of subdivision (b) of south coast district Rule 2015, as adopted October 15, 1993.(d) The advisory committee shall conduct a peer review of the progress report to the south coast district board required pursuant to subdivision (a). The advisory committee shall present its peer review conclusions to the south coast district board as an independent report concurrently with the staff progress report. The advisory committee may request staff support from the south coast district in conducting its peer review and preparing the report.(Amended by Stats. 2006, Ch. 538, Sec. 399. Effective January 1, 2007.)