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Utah Technical Support Documentation Supplement 2003: Regional Haze State Implementation Plan

Updated November 12, 2003

The Western Regional Air Partnership has assembled technical support documentation for the inventory and modeling conducted by the WRAP for states submitting regional haze SIPs under 40 CFR 512.309. Utah is submitting that documentation to EPA on a compact disc, while also making it available on the WRAP Website. The Utah TSD Supplement includes materials that the State relied upon in writing its Regional Haze SIP and that are not included in the WRAP TSD. They are organized according to the order in which they are cited in the SIP.

The following lists the supporting documentation referenced in the Regional Haze SIP, as it pertains to Utah. Organized by SIP Part, the footnote or referencing page are listed first, followed by the link to the actual document.

Part B: Background on the Regional Haze Rule

Footnote 4, Page 4

IMPROVE Home Page.

Footnote 6, Page 5

Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission. Recommendations for Improving Western Vistas (223 KB). Western Governors’ Association: Denver, CO, June 10, 1996.

Part C: Long-Term Strategy for the Clean-Air Corridor

Part D: Long-Term Strategy for Stationary Sources

Footnote 15, Page 15

Western Regional Air Partnership. Voluntary Emissions Reduction Program for Major Industrial Sources of Sulfur Dioxide in Nine Western States and a Backstop Market Trading Program, An Annex to the Report of the Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission (84 KB). Denver, Colorado. (09/29/00) Market Trading Forum: GCVTC Annex

Footnote 17, Page 16

E.H. Pechan and Associates, Inc. for the Western Governors’ Association. Year 2000 Point Source SO2 Emissions Analysis—9 State Western Region Report (161 KB). Denver, Colorado (05/2002)

Page 19

Model Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) 8 Between Federal Land Managers and States to Address the RAVI Certification Process. (26 KB)

Page 19

WESTAR . Recommendations for Making Attribution Determinations in the Context of Reasonably Attributable BART (2 MB). Report to WRAP. (05/22/03)

Footnote 19, Page 19

WRAP. DRAFT: Stationary Source NOx and PM Emissions in the WRAP Region: An Initial Assessment of Emissions, Controls, and Air Quality Impacts (3 MB). Denver, Colorado. 2nd draft: 10/01/03

Part E: Sulfur Dioxide Milestones and Backstop Trading Program

Page 24

Preliminary Kennecott Set-asides (8 KB) (Table 5)

Page 26

E.1.c.(3)(b) Annex base year inventories:

Page 26

1995 to 2002 acid rain data. The files in this folder provide a summary of EPA’s acid rain data for all utilities (including those in Utah):

Page 35

3.b.ii Report that will be Used to Determine the Non-Utility Floor Allocation (2.3 MB)

Page 46

WEB ATS Report (136)

Part F: Long-Term Strategy for Mobile Sources

Footnote 23, Page 60

Utah Division of Air Quality, Report to the Environmental Protection Agency and the Public to Satisfy the Requirements of 40 CFR 51.309(d)(9). (26 KB) Salt Lake City, Utah. December, 2003.

Part G: Long-Term Strategy for Fire Programs

Footnote 24, Page 61

WRAP Report: Assessing Status of Incorporating Smoke Effects into Fire Planning and Operation (439 KB)

2.a, Page 62

Utah Smoke Management Plan (SMP)

Footnote 25, Page 63

Utah State University Extension, in Collaboration with the Utah Farm Bureau Federation. Agricultural Burning in Utah and the Regional Haze Rule. Logan, Utah. (07/2003)

2.b.(3), Page 64

Box Elder County Agricultural Burning Ordinance (8 MB)

Footnote 26, Page 64

WRAP Fire Tracking System Policy (194 KB)

4, Page 65

WRAP Report: Nonburning Alternatives for Vegetation and Fuel Management (196 KB)

4, Page 65

WRAP Report: Burning Management Alternatives on Agricultural Lands in the Western United States:

5, Page 65

WRAP Enhanced Smoke Management Programs for Visibility Policy (258 KB)

5, Page 65

Utah Enhanced Smoke Management Plan (ESMP) (42 KB)

6, Page 67

Part H: Assessment of Emissions from Paved and Unpaved Road Dust

Footnote 27, Page 64

See Footnote 6.

Part I: Pollution Prevention and Renewable Energy Programs

Footnote 28, Page 70

See Part B, Footnote 6, Page 5.

1, Page 73

Utah Pollution Prevention Programs (87 KB)

2, Page 73

Utah Energy Office Survey (1.3 MB)

Table 16, Page 80

Utility Integrated Resource Planning

  • PacifiCorp Integrated Resource Planning—Demand Side Management (see Table 18, Page 86)
  • UAMPS Integrated Resource Planning—Demand Side Management (plan in hardcopy form in TSD at DAQ

Table 16, Page 80

Residential Energy Efficiency Program
Utah Energy Code, 2000 International Energy Conservation Code
Utah Energy Home Rating System—National Testing/Training Procedures and Protocols

Table 16, Page 80

Footnote 30, Page 84

WRAP Air Pollution Prevention Forum Report: Economic Assessment of Implementing the 10/20 Goals and Energy Efficiency Recommendations. Draft Report (844 KB) (10/2002)

Footnote 32, Page 92

See Footnote 30, Page 84.

Table 18, Page 91

Utility Integrated Resource Planning Program

Table 18, Page 91

Utah Net Metering Program

Table 18, Page 91

Table 18, Page 91

Footnote 34, Page 91

Renewable Energy Atlas of the West: A Guide to the Region’s Resource Potential.

Part J: Other GCVTC Recommendations

Footnote 37, Page 106

See Part B, Footnote 6.

Footnote 38, Page 106

See Part F, Footnote 24.