Regional Haze SIP Appendices, February 25, 2009

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Appendix 1-1 EPA Regional Haze Rule 1999

Appendix 2-1 Public Participation Process

Appendix 2-2 Public Comments and Responses on SIP

Appendix 4-1 Summary of Three Texas Consultation Calls

Appendix 4-2 Consultation List and Materials

• Louisiana
• Arkansas
• Oklahoma
• Missouri
• Colorado
• New Mexico
• Federal Land Managers

Appendix 5-1 Discussion of Original and Revised IMPROVE Algorithms 

Appendix 5-2  Estimate of Natural Visibility Conditions

• a) Natural Events: Dust Storms in West Texas
• b) Estimating Natural Conditions Based on Revised IMPROVE Algorithm
• c) Texas Natural Conditions SAS Program File and Data

Note: SAS file is a 255 megabyte ZIP file, depending on your connection this download may take awhile.

Appendix 7-1  Texas Emissions Inventory Development: Base Year 2002 and Projected Year 2018 

Appendix 7-2  Integrated Planning Model Projections of Electric Generating Unit Emissions for the Regional Haze SIP

Appendix 8-1 Technical Support Document (TSD) for CenRAP Emissions and Air Quality Modeling to Support Regional Haze SIP

• Table of Contents for TSD
• Chapter 1 Introduction
• Chapter 2 Emissions Modeling
• Chapter 3 Model Performance Evaluation
• Chapter 4 Visibility Projections
• Chapter 5 Additional Supporting Analysis
• Chapter 6 References
• Appendix A. MM5 Evaluation
• Appendix B. Emissions Summary
• Appendix C. Model Performance Evaluation
• Appendix D. 2018 Visibility Projections
• Appendix E. PSAT Summary Tables
• Appendix F. Visibility Projections and Comparisons with URP

Appendix 8-2  Modeling Protocol for the CenRAP 2002 Annual Emissions and Air Quality Modeling 

Appendix 8-3  Quality Assurance Project Plan for Central Regional Air Planning Association Emissions and Air Quality Modeling

Appendix 8-4  Big Bend Model Performance Analysis 

Appendix 9-1  U.S. EPA Best Available Retrofit Technology (BART) Rule 

Appendix 9-2  Texas BART Rule 

Appendix 9-3  Texas Survey for BART-Eligibility 

Appendix 9-4  CAMx Modeling Protocol, Screening Analysis of Potentially BART-Eligible Sources in Texas

Appendix 9-5  CAMx Modeling Report, Final Report, Screening Analysis of Potential BART-Eligible Sources in Texas 

Appendix 9-6 CAMx Screening Modeling Addendums 1 and 2

• Addendum 1
• Addendum 2

Appendix 9-7  Certification of Screening Modeling Data 

Appendix 9-8 CALPUFF Modeling Guidelines and Modeling Summaries

• Guidelines
• Modeling Reports  and  Summaries

Appendix 9-9  CAMx Modeling Guidelines

Appendix 9-10 BART Engineering Guidance Documents and Forms

• BART Guidance
• BART Form

Appendix 9-11  Documentation of Emission Reductions 

Appendix 9-12  County Abbreviations 

Appendix 9-13  BART-Eligible List 

Appendix 10-1  Analysis of Control Strategies RPG

Appendix 10-2  Estimating Visibility Impacts from Additional Point Source Controls 

Appendix 10-3  Uniform Rate of Progress Curves Using Default Natural Conditions Estimates 

Appendix 10-4 Detailed Calculations for Estimating Visibility Impacts

• Estimating Control Impacts
• New Relative Response Factors Interpolation and Visibility Calculations

Appendix 11-1 Fire Management Plans 

• Texas Wildfire Protection Plan
• Texas Forest Service Smoke Management System
• 30 TAC Chapter 111, Subchapter B: Outdoor Burning
• Big Bend National Park Fire Management Plan
• Guadalupe Mountains National Park Fire Management Plan
• Big Thicket National Preserve Fire Management Plan
• Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park Fire Management Plan
• Padre Island National Seashore Fire Management Plan
• San Antonio Missions National Historical Park Fire Management Plan

Appendix 11-2 Federal and Texas Programs Related to On-Road and Non-Road Mobile Sources

Appendix 11-3 Major Point Source NOx Rules and Reductions Promulgated in Texas Since 2000

Appendix 11-4  ASARCO El Paso