BOARD MEETING DATE: August 17, 2001 AGENDA NO. 13
Public Affairs Report
SYNOPSIS:
This report highlights the June 2001 activities of the Public Affairs Office which includes the following activities: Environ-mental Justice Update, Community Events/Public Meetings, Business Assistance, Intergovernmental Affairs, Media Communications, and Transportation Programs.
COMMITTEE:
Not Applicable
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Receive and file.
Barry R. Wallerstein, D.Env.
Executive Officer
The following report reflects the activities of the Public Affairs Office for the month of June. The report format includes six major areas: Environmental Justice Update, Community Events/Public Meetings (including the Speakers Bureau, Visiting Dignitaries and Public Information Center), Business Assistance, Intergovernmental Affairs, Media Communications (including the Communication Center), and Transportation Programs.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE UPDATE
As of March 2000, the AQMD has met the objectives of the Environmental Justice Initiatives. Policies and Procedures are in place to address the Environmental Justice concerns of communities and individuals.
COMMUNITY EVENTS/PUBLIC MEETINGS
Each year, thousands of AQMD customers receive tips on reducing their exposure to smog and its health effects; information on ways to participate in AQMD rule and policy development; and assistance in resolving air quality-related problems through events and meetings which AQMD sponsors alone or with others. The following describes the activities undertaken during June.
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Events/Conferences Sponsored/Hosted |
Participated/Attended |
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4 / 2 |
4 / 4 |
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Public Workshops/Notices |
Fee Review Requests |
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2 / 5 |
6 |
Speakers Bureau / Visiting Dignitaries / Information Requests
AQMD receives dozens of requests each month from trade associations, chambers of commerce and community-based groups, as well as schools, hospitals and health-based organizations for District staff members to speak on a variety of air quality-related issues. The District also hosts distinguished visitors from around the world, as well as members of the general public, who visit our headquarters to tour the facility and meet with staff on a wide range of air quality issues. The following describes the major activities handled during June.
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Date |
Location |
Description of Activity |
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6/5 |
Headquarters |
Hosted a delegation from China referred by the Air Resources Board. |
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6/8 |
Headquarters |
Hosted a delegation from Guangxi Province, China. Gave an air quality overview to Astrid Peterson of South Africa, a Hubert H. Humphrey fellow studying ecology in the United States. |
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6/14 |
Headquarters |
Provided an air quality overview and tour to a delegation from Gansu Province, China, referred to us by the Southern California Chinese Association of Commerce. |
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6/28 |
Headquarters | |
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6/29 |
Headquarters |
Hosted a visitor from the National Institute of Environmental Research in Korea. |
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Speaking Requests Received |
Presentations (by Public Advisor staff) |
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1 |
4 |
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Delegations Hosted |
Tours of AQMD Headquarters |
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4 |
3 |
Public Information Center Statistics
The Public Information Center handles the Districts visitors and handles general information phone calls.
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Visitor Transactions |
Info Packages Mailed |
Calls Received by PIC Staff |
Calls to Automated System |
Total Phone Calls Received |
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364 |
487 |
321 |
6,979 |
7,300 |
BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
AQMD assists businesses by notifying them of proposed regulations so they can participate in their development. Staff provides personalized assistance and also works with other agencies and states to identify efficient, cost-effective ways to reduce air pollution and shares that information broadly.
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Date |
Location |
Description of Activity |
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6/1-30 |
Headquarters |
Expired Permit Courtesy Calls: Contacted 12 companies and retained 25 permits for a total revenue retention of $8,528.78. |
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6/1 |
Los Angeles |
Food manufacturing company: Operates three boilers in violation of Rule 1146.1. As requested by District Prosecutor, reviewed draft abatement order and made necessary corrections. |
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6/1 |
Sacramento |
Foreign Investment Office: As requested by California Office of Foreign Investment, staff explained permitting and compliance requirements for a ceramic floor tile manufacturing facility proposing to locate in Riverside County. Explained that the permitting requirements for this type of facility are achievable under District rules and regulations. |
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6/1 |
San Bernardino |
Wood products manufacturer: Applied for permit to operate a spray booth and AQMD engineer requested a check of the distance to nearby school. Using Ground Positioning System, found distance to be greater than 1,000 feet. Informed manager that public notification would not be required. |
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6/1 |
Los Angeles |
Printer and box manufacturer: Recently relocated. Purchased several printing presses and needed to apply for permits. Went to facility and showed them how to set up record keeping for their presses to determine if permits are required. |
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6/5 |
Los Angeles |
Soil remediation project: Existing facility is subject to give a public notice pursuant to District Rule 212 regarding the installation and operation of one underground soil vapor extraction and treatment system and one aboveground waste gasoline storage tank. Translated the required public notice to Spanish. |
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6/5 |
Orange |
Paint manufacturer: Consultant requested assistance with permitting requirements for a proposed new facility. Provided assistance and consultation in permitting and compliance requirements for either purchasing an existing plant or building a new facility. |
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6/5 |
Los Angeles |
Proposed new power plant located in west L.A. County: Provided assistance/consultation and explained permitting and compliance requirements. |
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6/5 |
Los Angeles |
Chrome plating shop: Operating plating line without a permit. Visited shop and helped the owner fill out a permit application form and a fee review request. |
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6/5 |
Los Angeles |
Dry cleaner: Assisted resolving a Notice of Violation, which was rescinded when the dry cleaner provided records verifying that a significant portion of his perc usage was recycled with his hazardous waste rather than lost to the atmosphere. |
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6/5-6 |
Los Angeles |
Motion picture film cleaning industry consultant: Requested assistance with compliance requirements for film cleaning machines using VOC solvents. Conducted an investigation on the case, and provided assistance with permitting and compliance requirements. Also advised the consultant that the proposed amendment of Rule 1122 would exempt the film cleaning machines. |
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6/6 |
San Bernardino |
Aircraft service company: Plans to acquire a hangar-size spray booth for painting airplanes. Provided assistance and consultation in explaining permitting and compliance requirements. |
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6/6 |
Los Angeles |
Plastic product manufacturer: Existing business recently cited by AQMD compliance staff. District Prosecutor requested assistance be given. Provided applicable rules and permit requirements. |
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6/6 |
Los Angeles |
City public works facility: Safety department asked for assistance with record keeping related to paint spraying. Went to facility and staff could not locate permits. Obtained from AQMD records and gave them copies. Advised them they could cancel their old permits on street striping machines because they are now exempt. Will return to show staff how to keep records on their spray booth. |
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6/6 |
Los Angeles |
Manufacturer of equipment for disabled: Applied for spray booth permit and AQMD engineer asked for check of distance to nearby school. With Ground Positioning System, found that one corner of their site was greater than 1,000 feet from the school. They changed intended location of booth to that corner so that public notification was not required. |
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6/6 |
Orange |
Request came through the Orange County Permit Assistance Center to update the status of AQMD air permit applications for various power plant projects within the Orange County Permit Assistance Centers area. |
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6/6 |
Los Angeles |
Request came through the CalEPA Los Angeles Business Revitalization Center to update the status of AQMD air permit applications for various power plant projects within Los Angeles Permit Assistance Centers area. |
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6/6 |
Riverside |
Cooling/heat exchange equipment manufacturer: Request from the Inland Empire Permit Assistance Center to provide consultation and explain permitting and compliance requirements for installation and operating multiple units of 30KW microturbines for emergency power generation. |
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6/7 |
Orange |
New auto body facility: Plans to purchase and install spray booth equipment. Provided assistance and explained permitting and compliance requirements for coating equipment and operations. |
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6/7 |
San Bernardino |
Aluminum baseball bat manufacturer: Operates a screen printing operation. Provided assistance and consultation in conducting VOC content calculations for a new cleaning solvent. |
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6/7 |
Orange |
Office building: Operates a 3 mm Btu/hr boiler without a valid permit. Provided assistance and consultation in explaining the permitting and compliance requirements. |
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6/7 |
Los Angeles |
Metal plating job shop: Existing company recently cited by AQMD compliance staff. Conducted an on-site consultation that involved providing and explaining applicable rules, permit requirements including BACT for several plating lines and control equipment, and a Variance/Hearing Board Package. |
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6/7 |
Los Angeles |
Metal plating job shop: Existing company requested assistance with possible expansion of operation. Conducted an on-site consultation that involved providing and explaining applicable rules, permit requirements including BACT for several plating lines and control equipment. The assistance was given in Spanish. |
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6/7 |
Los Angeles |
Shutter finishing shop: Owner applied for permit for spray booth and AQMD engineer requested a check of distances to two schools in vicinity. Using Ground Positioning System, found neither school is within 1,000 feet. |
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6/7 |
Riverside |
Ceramic product manufacturer: New business start-up that will include a coating operation and an oven for curing. Provided and explained applicable rules and permit requirements including BACT, and furnished a clearance letter. |
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6/7 |
Los Angeles |
Radio broadcasting company: Inquired about the feasibility and possible funding assistance for installing microturbines for emergency power generation. Provided assistance and explained permitting and compliance requirements. |
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6/7 |
Los Angeles |
Counter top manufacturer: Manufactures Formica and Corian counter tops and produces a lot of dust from hand tools used in polishing. They had some complaints about the dust from a neighbor and they would like some help in solving the problem. Additionally, they would like to be sure they are in compliance with all of our rules. Went to the facility and discussed the ideas they had on cutting down on the dust and made some suggestions. Also talked about compliance with solvent cleaning rules. |
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6/8 |
Orange |
Dry cleaner: Changed its address but has not physically relocated the dry cleaning equipment. Working with Compliance staff, provided assistance and coordination efforts in clarifying complex permit issues. |
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6/8 |
Los Angeles |
Dry cleaner: Sited for violation of operating dry cleaning equipment with perc loss in excess of amount allowed in the permit. Owner argued that the perc credit from recycled waste disposed has not been accounted for in the perc loss calculations. Provided assistance and conducted an investigation on how the perc loss was determined. |
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6/12 |
Los Angeles |
Soil remediation: Existing business that will include the use of vapor extraction and soil treatment equipment. Provided and explained applicable District rules, permit requirements and issued a clearance letter. |
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6/12 |
Los Angeles |
Footwear manufacturer: Existing business that has a coating operation using non-compliant coatings/adhesives. The company has been under a variance for those products for several years and has requested assistance in applying for a continuance of the variance. Conducted an on-site consultation that involved providing and explaining applicable District rules, and the variance application. |
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6/13 |
Los Angeles |
Wood furniture manufacturer: Existing facility that is subject to give public notice pursuant to District Rule 212 regarding the installation and operation of two paint spray booths. Translated the required public notice to Spanish. |
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6/13 |
Los Angeles |
Auto body facility: Manufactures its own specially designed polyester resin auto body parts. Provided assistance and consultation explaining permitting and compliance requirements for polyester resin operations. |
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6/13 |
Los Angeles |
New restaurant: Plans to install charbroiler. Provided assistance and explained permitting and compliance requirements for charbroilers. |
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6/13 |
Los Angeles |
Service station: Owner wanted to make sure he was in compliance. Visited station and checked equipment, showing him several deficiencies on his nozzles and tanks. Suggested he take the AQMDs Rule 461 training class and gave him information on how to sign up. |
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6/13 & 20 |
Los Angeles |
Lithographic printer: Recently purchased a new press and wanted a permit to operate. Went to facility and went through ink and solvent usage records for two existing presses, one of which was permitted. Found the conditions on the permit had a very low VOC emissions limit, and suggested they apply for a change of conditions to a monthly facility limit. Also, after discussing the usage limits imposed on the other existing press, to maintain an exempt status, they decided to apply for a permit. Assisted in filling out applications for the three presses. |
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6/14 |
Los Angeles |
Provided general assistance and information outreach at the Air Quality Environmental Trade Conference at the Long Beach Hilton sponsored by Penn Air Group in conjunction with the Southern California Chinese Association of Commerce. |
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6/15 |
Los Angeles |
New restaurant: Installing a Chinese-style BBQ charbroiler. Provided assistance and consultation in filing for an AQMD permit for the charbroiler and issued a clearance letter. |
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6/15 |
Orange |
Sportswear screen printer: Recently purchased new presses and ovens and wanted to apply for permits. Visited plant and checked their usage of inks and cleanup solvent and asked for records on solvent replacement by their tank cleaning service company. Told him that when we review all their ink and solvent usage, the presses and ovens could be exempt from permits. Will return when he obtains records. |
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6/19 |
San Bernardino |
Electronic product manufacturer: Existing business that will be expanding. Provided and explained applicable rules and permit requirements, including BACT. Issued a clearance letter. |
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6/19 |
Orange |
Industrial equipment manufacturer: Requested assistance in applying for clean air solvent certification. Referred the customer to the appropriate District staff and provided and explained applicable rules. |
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6/19 |
Orange |
Environmental engineering consulting firm: Conducting a soil/ground water remediation project for a service station site. A new process will be used to clean up MTBE extracted from the ground water. Provided assistance and consultation and explained permitting and compliance requirements. |
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6/19 |
Los Angeles |
Pasta manufacturer: Provided assistance and consultation explaining permitting and compliance requirements for boiler modification. |
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6/20 |
Los Angeles |
Dry cleaner: Recently inspected and cited by AQMD compliance staff. Provided and explained applicable rules, the reasons for the violation, and assisted with their recordkeeping requirements. The assistance was given in Spanish. |
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6/20 |
Los Angeles |
Dry cleaner: Operating with an expired permit. Relocated to the current location due to the Northridge earthquake damages at the previous location. A new relocation permit was issued in 1994. AQMD inactivated the permit in 1995 erroneously because of misunderstanding in annual fee billing. Conducted an on-site consultation and investigated the case. Also provided assistance to the applicant in filing a Fee Review Committee request to re-instate the permit. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles |
Auto repair & body shop: New business that will include a coating and solvent cleaning operation. Provided and explained applicable rules and permit requirements. Also issued a clearance letter. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles |
Paint spray booth manufacturer: Requested clarification on coating rules that they address with their customers. Provided and explained applicable rules and permit requirements. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles |
Hydro-seeding contractor: Operates portable engines without valid AQMD permits or the Statewide portable equipment registration. Provided assistance and consultation and explained both the Districts and the statewide registrations permitting and compliance requirements for portable engines. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside,
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This request came through CalEPA, Sacramento. Attended a meeting involving a conference call with all of the CalEPA Directors and Sacramento staff regarding updates on energy-related issues as part of the "Governors Clean Energy Green Team." Gave update regarding AQMDs upcoming energy conference. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles |
Air tool sales/rental/service company: Received Notice to Comply for operating a spray booth without a permit and wanted assistance with application. Went to facility and assisted owner in filling out application forms. Additionally, measured distances with Ground Positioning System to three nearby schools, determining they were greater than 1,000 from spray booth and public notification is not required. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles |
Trailer manufacturer: Given Notice to Comply to apply for change of ownership on open spray equipment. Went to the business and advised that since they are not using the spray equipment that was permitted, they should apply for a new permit on their current equipment, or maintain usage levels of their water-based coatings below exemption limits. Will return to facility to assist them in determining which choice to make. |
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6/22 |
Los Angeles |
Printing and publishing: Existing small business that wanted to ensure that they were in compliance with AQMD rules and permitting issues. Provided and explained applicable rules and permit requirements including BACT. |
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6/22 |
Orange |
Wholesale commercial nursery: Verified that our District Counsel has agreed that their operation qualifies for the permitting exemption allowed by state law for agricultural facilities. |
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6/22 |
Los Angeles |
Aluminum parts heat-treating facility: Operates a heat-treating furnace without a valid permit. The company mistakenly filed a Rule 222-B Boiler filing for the furnace. Provided assistance and advised the applicant to submit a regular AQMD permit. |
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6/22 |
Orange |
Lithographic printer: Moving to new facility and needs help applying for permit on new press. Advised what supplemental information is needed to obtain an application. Went to the new site and with Ground Positioning System measured distance to nearby school. Found that the new press would be greater than 1,000 from the school. Will return to assist with application. |
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6/26 |
Los Angeles |
Flour milling company: Submitted many applications for modifications to grain and flour processing and handling equipment. Permit processing engineer asked for additional information, but plant staff did not understand what was being requested. Went to plant and met with staff. Gave them suggestions on information they should compile on equipment and its operation. |
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6/26 |
Los Angeles |
Coating, powder coating, and screen printing company: Received a Notice of Violation for installing an oven without a permit and operating a degreaser with the wrong solvent. Visited facility and advised that he first needs to repair the oven in order to determine the natural gas consumption, information necessary to apply for a permit. Suggested that he replace the degreaser with water-based cleaner. |
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6/27 |
Orange |
Kitchen cabinet manufacturer: Moving to new facility. Wants to relocate an existing spray booth and install a new one. Also wanted to move current emissions limit to new location. Went to new site and checked distances to two nearby schools, finding they were more than 1,000. Met with owner and discussed how permit applications would have to be submitted. |
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6/28 |
Los Angeles |
Fabric dye and washing company: Purchased an existing facility. Provided assistance and consultation and explained the permitting and compliance requirements for equipment change of ownership permits. |
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6/28 |
Los Angeles |
Casino: Plans to install emergency power generator. Provided assistance and consultation explaining permitting and compliance requirements for emergency engines. |
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6/28 |
Los Angeles |
Lithographic printer and box manufacturer: Moved into new building, purchased two used printing presses, and wanted to apply for permits. Went to facility and measured distance with Ground Positioning System to nearby school, determining public notification not required. Helped owner fill out application forms and assemble supplemental information. Also discussed rule compliance issues and record keeping. |
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6/28 |
Riverside |
Working with the Permit Assistance Center staff, provided assistance and consultation in explaining the Districts permitting and compliance requirements for printing equipment waste solvent recycling plant. |
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6/29 |
Los Angeles |
Senior assisted living home project: Plans to install two emergency engines/generators. The project architect had already submitted air permit application. The project management wants the permitting processes expedited. Provided assistance and made necessary arrangement with the permitting engineer for Rule 301(Y) expressed permit processing. |
INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS ACTIVITY
Intergovernmental Affairs works with local government, state and federal officials in response to their air quality concerns and local issues.
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6/14 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with Santa Clarita city staff regarding air quality mitigation programs. |
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6/14 |
Orange |
Attended Orange County Division, League of California Cities General Membership Meeting. Discussed the possibility of "backstop" measures being included in the next AQMP update with mayors and council members from the cities of Huntington Beach, Brea, Buena Park, Lake Forest, Placentia, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills, and Aliso Viejo. |
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6/15 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with community group regarding constituent issue with CNG refueling facility. |
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6/19 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with South Bay Cities sub-region city staff regarding fleet rule implementation funding. |
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6/19 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with San Gabriel Valley sub-region city Councilmember regarding emergency power generation issues. |
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6/19 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with San Gabriel Valley sub-region city Councilmember regarding AQMD planning and policy development process. |
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6/19 |
Riverside |
Attended Murrieta City Council Meeting. Discussed Diesel Fleet Rule Implementation and the possibility of "backstop" measures being included in the next AQMP update with the mayor and a council member. |
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6/20 |
San Bernardino |
Attended Alameda Corridor East Ad Hoc Committee Meeting. Discussed SCAGs Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) issues with SANBAG staff. |
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6/20 |
San Bernardino |
Attended San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG) Plans & Programs Committee Meeting. Discussed Diesel Fleet Rule Implementation and the possibility of "backstop" measures being included in the next AQMP update with mayors and council members from the cities of Fontana, Chino, Yucaipa, and Montclair. |
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6/20 |
Riverside |
Attended Northwest Riverside Clean Cities Coalition Meeting. Discussed the Clean Air Choice Car Labeling Program with the Coalition Members. |
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6/20 |
San Bernardino |
Attend Upland Chamber of Commerce Mixer. Discussed Diesel Fleet Rules, SCAGs Regional Transportation Plan (RTP), and Regional Airport issues with city officials and members of the Upland business community in attendance. |
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6/21 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with staff to Gateway Cities sub-region city regarding 710 freeway renovation. |
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6/22 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with Los Angeles city staff regarding air quality mitigation program. |
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6/22 |
Los Angeles |
Coordinated with San Gabriel Valley sub-region city Councilmember regarding delegation tour of AQMD Headquarters. |
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6/26 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with San Gabriel Valley sub-region city staff regarding Sister City organization and upcoming international conference. |
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6/26 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with San Gabriel Valley sub-region legislator regarding compliance audit on local auto body repair shop. |
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6/27 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with County staff regarding international contacts for upcoming conference. |
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6/28 |
Los Angeles |
Conferred with San Gabriel Valley sub-region city staff regarding compliance audit on local auto body repair shop. |
MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS
The Communications Unit is responsible for informing and educating the public through the media and through the Districts Communication Center.
Press Relations Highlights
Communication Center Statistics
The Communication Center handles all District main line, CUT-SMOG line and Spanish line calls.
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Main Line Calls |
CUT-SMOG |
After Hours |
Spanish Line |
Total Phone |
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6,771 |
4,170 |
2,168 |
51 |
14,142 |
*Saturday, Sunday and after 9:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.
TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS
Transportation Programs implements Rule 2202, provides AB 2766 outreach and technical assistance to local governments, coordinates with regional planning agencies relative to transportation and air quality issues, and administers additional mobile emission reduction programs and activities.
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Date |
Location |
Description of Activity |
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6/1 |
Districtwide |
Attended the Transportation Conformity Working Group meeting. |
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6/1 |
Districtwide |
Attended the MSRC-TAC Subcommittee meeting to discuss upcoming RFPs for 2000-01 work program. |
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6/1-29 |
Los Angeles |
Met with, or had phone contact with representatives from Rule 2202 sites regarding Rule 2202 implementation and compliance, as follows: Burbank - Movie Supply |
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6/1-29 |
Riverside |
Met with, or had phone contact with representatives from Rule 2202 sites regarding Rule 2202 implementation and compliance, as follows: Norco - Community College |
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6/1-29 |
San Bernardino |
Met with, or had phone contact with representatives from Rule 2202 sites regarding Rule 2202 implementation and compliance, as follows Chino Spa Manufacturer |
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6/3-5 |
Districtwide |
Attended the Transportation Research Boards air quality modeling workshop for MOBILE 6 and EMFAC 2000. |
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6/5 |
Los Angeles |
Provided assistance to Southern California Rideshare regarding Rule 2202. |
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6/5 |
San Bernardino |
Provided assistance to the County of San Bernardino regarding their AQIP proposal. |
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6/5 |
Riverside |
Assisted the City of Palm Desert with a future AQIP proposal. |
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6/6 |
Los Angeles |
Participated in a rideshare fair hosted by the Woodland Hills Transportation Management Organization. |
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6/6 |
Riverside |
Guest speaker at the Inland Empire Commuter Services ETC meeting. |
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6/6 |
Riverside |
Assisted County of Riverside regarding AB 2766 funding. |
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6/6 |
Riverside,
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Participated in a conference call regarding PM10 conformity with SCAG, ARB, EPA, FHWA, Caltrans. |
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6/6 |
Orange |
Spoke with University of Irvine regarding a fuel cell tour for International Conference. |
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6/6 |
Orange |
Toured Disneyland Hotel to evaluate logistics for International Conference. |
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6/7 |
Los Angeles |
Attended MTAs Technical Advisory Committee meeting. |
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6/7 |
Districtwide |
Attended SCAG Management, Transportation Communications, Energy & Environment, and Regional Council meetings. |
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6/8 |
Orange |
Attended a meeting with OCTA to discuss Rule 1612. |
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6/12 |
Districtwide |
Attended a Regional Transportation Agencies Coalition (RTAC) TAC meeting. |
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6/12 |
Orange |
Contacted Airport Bus company and Disneyland Hotel to secure information on airport transportation for the International Conference. |
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6/13 |
Orange |
Contacted OCTA to discuss ground transportation for the UCI tour for the International Conference. |
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6/13 |
San Bernardino |
Provided assistance to the City of Colton regarding funding opportunities for an electric vehicle charging station. |
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6/13 |
San Bernardino |
Attended a kick-off planning meeting for an electric vehicle fair. |
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6/13 |
Los Angeles |
Assisted the Woodland Hills Transportation Management Organization with various Rule 2202 issues. |
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6/14 |
Orange |
Provided assistance to the Irvine Spectrum regarding Rule 2202 issues. |
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6/14 |
Los Angeles |
Attended a Chinese International Conference. |
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6/14 |
Headquarters |
Attended a Carl Moyer Fund External Advisory Group meeting. |
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6/15 |
Districtwide |
Provided assistance to a national department store regarding Rule 2202 multi-site issues. |
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6/19 |
Los Angeles |
Provided assistance to the City of Lakewood regarding AB 2766 fee disbursements. |
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6/19 |
Districtwide |
Participated in a conference call with the California Department of Real Estate regarding Rule 2202 issues. |
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6/19 |
Los Angeles |
Participated in a conference call with the Burbank Media District Transportation Management Organization to discuss various Rule 2202 issues. |
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6/19-22 |
Riverside |
Contacted City of Indio regarding status of RTIP projects. |
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6/20 |
Headquarters |
Attended an LAX CEQA and Conformity meeting. |
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6/21-22 |
Districtwide |
Attended a UCLA-Transportation Planning Strategies workshop. |
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6/22 |
Riverside |
Spoke with Coachella Valley Transportation Director regarding the 2000 RTIP project. |
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6/22 |
Districtwide |
Attended an RTAC meeting at SCAG. |
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6/26-29 |
Los Angeles |
Met with management from the following car dealerships regarding outreach for the Clean Air Choice program: Colley Auto Cars |
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6/27-28 |
Orange |
Conducted Rule 2202 Employee Transportation Coordinator training classes. |
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6/28 |
Headquarters |
Attended a meeting to discuss EPA new Commuter Choice Program. |
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6/29 |
Orange |
Attended a meeting at Disney to discuss their proposed website survey system. |
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