The following information pertains to our final 2001 Clean Air Plan. More recent plans are available, see our Clean Air Plan page.

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Chapters and Environmental Impact Report:  2001CAPchapters.zip (2.7MB)    Appendices A-C: 2001CAPappendices.zip (4.8MB)

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PDF
Includes, cover, table of contents, summary, and figures
FIGURE EX-1 Days Exceeding Ozone Standards
FIGURE EX-2 1999 Santa Barbara County Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE EX-3 1999 OCS Planning Emission Inventory
1. INTRODUCTION PDF
1.1 PURPOSE
1.2 CURRENT STATE AND FEDERAL PLANNING REQUIREMENTS
1.3 SUMMARY OF ATTAINMENT PLANNING EFFORTS
1.4 PLAN ORGANIZATION
TABLE 1-1 Comparison of the 1991 AQAP, 1993 ROP Plan, 1994 CAP, 1998 CAP, and the 2001 Plan
2. LOCAL AIR QUALITY  PDF
2.1 INTRODUCTION
2.2 CLIMATE OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
2.3 AIR QUALITY MONITORING
2.4 ATTAINMENT POLLUTANTS
2.5 POLLUTANTS THAT VIOLATE STANDARDS
2.6 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 2-1 Ambient Air Quality Standards
TABLE 2-2 Air Quality Monitoring Stations – Operational Status and Parameters
TABLE 2-3 Design Value Report for Monitoring Stations in Santa Barbara County, Federal 8-Hour Ozone Standard, 1997-1999
TABLE 2-4 Design Value Report for Monitoring Stations in Santa Barbara County, Federal 1-Hour Ozone Standard, 1997-1999
TABLE 2-5 1990 Clean Air Act Amendment Attainment Target Dates
FIGURE 2-1 Past and Present Air Quality Monitoring Stations
FIGURE 2-2 Current Air Quality Monitoring Stations
FIGURE 2-3 Days Exceeding Ozone Standards in Santa Barbara County, 1990-2000
FIGURE 2-4 Station-by-Station Ozone Standard Exceedances, SLAMS Stations, 1990-1999
FIGURE 2-5 Station-by-Station Ozone Standard Exceedances, PSD Stations, 1990-1999
FIGURE 2-6 Maximum 24-Hour Average and Annual Geometric Mean PM10 Concentrations for Santa Barbara and Santa Maria, 1990-1999
FIGURE 2-7 Annual Arithmetic Mean PM10 Concentrations at Santa Maria, 1990-1999
3. EMISSION INVENTORY PDF
3.1 INTRODUCTION
3.2 POLLUTANTS
3.3 EMISSION INVENTORY HIERARCHY
3.4 1999 ANNUAL EMISSION INVENTORY
3.5 1999 PLANNING EMISSION INVENTORY
3.6 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 3-1 1999 Annual Emission Inventory Santa Barbara County
TABLE 3-2 1999 Annual Emission Inventory Outer Continental Shelf
TABLE 3-3 1999 Planning Emission Inventory Santa Barbara County
TABLE 3-4 1999 Planning Emission Inventory Outer Continental Shelf
FIGURE 3-1 1999 Santa Barbara County Annual Emission Inventory
FIGURE 3-2 1999 Outer Continental Shelf Annual Emission Inventory
FIGURE 3-3 1999 Santa Barbara County Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE 3-4 1999 Outer Continental Planning Emission Inventory
4. EMISSION CONTROL MEASURES  PDF
4.1 INTRODUCTION
4.2 EMISSION CONTROL MEASURE MANDATES
4.3 ADOPTED CONTROL MEASURES
4.4 PROPOSED CONTROL MEASURES
4.5 CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD CONTROL MEASURE
4.6 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 4-1 APCD Control Measures Evaluated for the 2001 CAP
TABLE 4-2 Adopted APCD Emission Control Measures
TABLE 4-3 Proposed APCD Emission Control Measures
5. TRANSPORTATION CONTROL MEASURES  PDF
5.1 INTRODUCTION
5.2 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
5.3 TRANSPORTATION CONTROL MEASURES
5.4 EMISSION REDUCTIONS OVERVIEW
5.5 ADOPTED MEASURES
5.6 PROPOSED MEASURES
5.7 FEDERAL CONTINGENCY MEASURES
5.8 PROPOSED FOR FURTHER STUDY MEASURES
5.9 CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD CONTROL MEASURES
5.10 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 5-1 1998 Clean Air Plan Transportation Control Measures
TABLE 5-2 1994 Clean Air Plan On-Road Mobile Source Control Measures
TABLE 5-3 1998 Clean Air Plan On-Road Mobile Source Control Measures
TABLE 5-4  2001 Plan — On-Road Mobile Source Contingency Control Measures
TABLE 5-5 2001 Plan – Proposed for Further Study and Rejected Measures
FIGURE 5-1 On-Road Mobile Source Emission Reductions
FIGURE 5-2 VMT Tracking
6. EMISSION FORECASTING  PDF
6.1 INTRODUCTION
6.2 EMISSION FORECAST
6.3 EMISSION INVENTORIES
6.4 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 6-1 2005 Planning Emission Inventory: Santa Barbara County
TABLE 6-2 2005 Planning Emission Inventory: Outer Continental Shelf
TABLE 6-3 2010 Planning Emission Inventory: Santa Barbara County
TABLE 6-4 2010 Planning Emission Inventory: Outer Continental Shelf
TABLE 6-5 2015 Planning Emission Inventory: Santa Barbara County
TABLE 6-6 2015 Planning Emission Inventory: Outer Continental Shelf
TABLE 6-7 2001 Clean Air Plan Activity Indicators and Factors for 2005, 2010, and 2015
FIGURE 6-1 2005 Santa Barbara County Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE 6-2 2005 OCS Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE 6-3 2010 Santa Barbara County Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE 6-4 2010 OCS Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE 6-5 2015 Santa Barbara County Planning Emission Inventory
FIGURE 6-6 2015 OCS Planning Emission Inventory
7. REDESIGNATION REQUEST AND MAINTENANCE PLAN  PDF
7.1 INTRODUCTION
7.2 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY OZONE AIR QUALITY
7.3 REDESIGNATION REQUEST
7.4 PERMANENT AND ENFORCEABLE EMISSION REDUCTIONS
7.5 MAINTENANCE PLAN
7.6 FEDERAL PLANNING REQUIREMENTS
7.7 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 7-1 Summary of Design Values from 1987-200 For Santa Barbara County Compared to the Federal Act Classification Scheme
TABLE 7-2 Design Value Report for Monitoring Stations in Santa Barbara County: Federal 1-Hour Ozone Standard 1997-1999
FIGURE 7-1 2001 Clean Air Plan Onshore ROC Emissions Forecast
FIGURE 7-2 2001 Clean Air Plan Outer Continental Shelf ROC Emissions Forecast
FIGURE 7-3 2001 Clean Air Plan Onshore and Outer Continental Shelf ROC Emissions Forecast
FIGURE 7-4 2001 Clean Air Plan Onshore NOx Emissions Forecast
FIGURE 7-5 2001 Clean Air Plan Outer Continental Shelf NOx Emissions Forecast
FIGURE 7-6 2001 Clean Air Plan Onshore and Outer Continental Shelf NOx Emissions Forecast
8. IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT ACTIVITIES  PDF
8.1 INTRODUCTION
8.2 APCD PERMIT REGULATIONS
8.3 CONFORMITY REGULATIONS
8.4 POLLUTION PREVENTION PROGRAMS
8.5 APCD ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROGRAM
8.6 MOBILE SOURCE/TRANSPORTATION CONTROL POLICIES
8.7 CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
8.8 VEHICLE EMISSIONS MITIGATION PROGRAM
8.9 CONCLUSIONS
9. LAND USE STRATEGIES  PDF
9.1 INTRODUCTION
9.2 LAND USE AND AIR QUALITY LINKAGE
9.3 SPECIFIC LAND USE STRATEGIES RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION BY COUNTY AND CITY PLANNING AGENCIES
9.4 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS
9.5 COMMUNICATION, COORDINATION AND MONITORING
9.6 REFERENCES
10. STATE AND FEDERAL CLEAN AIR ACT REQUIREMENTS  PDF
10.1 INTRODUCTION
10.2 FEDERAL CLEAN AIR ACT MANDATES
10.3 CALIFORNIA CLEAN AIR ACT MANDATES
10.4 CONCLUSIONS
TABLE 10-1 Santa Barbara County APCD Rule Activity from 1998-2000
11. STATE MANDATED TRIENNIAL PROGRESS REPORT AND TRIENNIAL
PLAN REVISION 		 PDF
11.1 INTRODUCTION
11.2 TRIENNIAL PROGRESS REPORT
11.3 AIR QUALITY INDICATORS
11.4 TRANSPORTATION PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
11.5 TRIENNIAL PLAN REVISION
TABLE 11-1 Summary of Emission Reductions for Rule Activity from 1998-2000
TABLE 11-2 Triennial Plan Revision Requirements
FIGURE 11-1 Santa Barbara County Peak Air Quality Indicators
FIGURE 11-2 Population- and Area-Weighted Exposure Santa Barbara County
FIGURE 11-3 Population Growth Rate vs. Daily VMT Growth Rate (1987-1999) Santa Barbara County
12. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PDF
Introduction
CAC Comments
2001 Plan Public Workshops
Written Comments and Responses on the 2001 Plan
GLOSSARY OF TERMS/ACRONYMS  PDF

2001 CLEAN AIR PLAN APPENDICES   Appendix A: Emission Inventory and Forecasting Documentation.  PDF   Appendix B: Stationary Source Control Measure Documentation PDF   Appendix C:  Transportation Control Measures & On-Road Mobile Source Emissions Analysis PDF

Download Environmental Impact Report:

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT for the 2001 Clean Air Plan PDF  

For more information, or to access hard copies of the Plan, contact Jim Fredrickson at 805-961-8892.