Air pollution: indirect sources.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill aims to expand California’s efforts to control air pollution by addressing indirect sources, which often involve emissions from mobile sources traveling between districts. It requires the State Air Resources Board to develop and enforce regulations for these indirect sources, including establishing fees to cover implementation and enforcement costs. The bill also mandates a statewide reporting program to track emissions and requires districts to determine whether they will implement these regulations within their jurisdiction, and establishes a fund for toxic air contaminant fees.
Key provisions
- Requires the State Air Resources Board to adopt and enforce regulations for indirect sources of air pollution.
- Establishes a schedule of fees on facilities and mobile sources to cover the costs of implementing and enforcing these regulations.
- Mandates a statewide reporting program to quantify emissions from indirect sources.
- Requires air districts to determine whether to implement state regulations within their jurisdiction.
- Authorizes the State Board to assess and collect fees on emitters of toxic air contaminants.
- Creates a fund (Certification and Compliance Fund) for toxic air contaminant fees.
- Requires the State Board to establish a presentation on the impacts of regulations and post it on its website.
- Authorizes the State Board to adopt airborne toxic control measures.
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