Tribal Inventory Project Emission Forum Meeting September 27-28, 2005 Missoula, MT Jenifer Pond.

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Tribal Inventory Project Emission Forum Meeting September 27-28, 2005 Missoula, MT Jenifer Pond

Tribal Inventory Project Objectives: –Inventory all significant point sources of NOx and SOx in Indian Country of the WRAP region –Inventory significant oil and gas exploration and production sources in Indian Country –Include all Title V, Part 71 permitted sources in WRAP EDMS

Tribal Inventory Project ERG-ENVIRON Team conducting inventory work on 7 reservations ITEP compiling Title V, Part 71 data and 2002 emissions on all other WRAP region reservations.

Source-type by Reservation Tribes working with ERG-ENVIRON Wind River Reservation (Title V - ITEP, O/G) Ute Mountain Ute Tribe (O/G) Navajo Nation (Title V - ITEP, O/G, minor sources) Tohono O’odham Nation (Title V - ITEP) Colville Tribe (Title V) Yakama Nation (Title V, minor sources) Warm Springs Tribe (Title V)

ERG - ENVIRON Progress to date Title VMinor SourcesO/G Wind RiverCompleted (2 sources)NoneCompleted Ute Mountain Ute None Completed Navajo NationCompleted (13 sources)NoneCompleted Tohono O’Odham Completed (1 source)None Colville TribeData Collection Complete (2 sources) None Yakama Nation Data Collection Complete (4 sources) None Warm Springs Unable to collect data from the Title V source None

Point source location issues ITEP staff worked with ENVIRON to resolve point source facility location issues On the Navajo and Jicarilla Reservations it was difficult to determine if a few oil and gas point source facilities were located on either tribal or state lands ENVIRON and ITEP worked with the tribes, EPA and State of New Mexico to determine the correct facility locations

Jicarilla Apache Nation Elected not to formally participate in the tribal point source project ENVIRON was able to gather oil and gas data for Jicarilla Apache The Jicarilla Apache data will not be included in the overall final report for the WRAP ENVIRON prepared a separate report on the oil & gas activity for Jicarilla Apache ITEP will provide the oil and gas data along with the report to Jicarilla Apache Nation

Warm Springs Tribe One Title V source is located on the reservation Warm Springs Forest Products ERG tried to acquire data on WSFP from EPA R10 Seattle office but they were not able to provide data on the facility ERG then attempted to obtain data directly from the facility but was not successful in their efforts As a result no data was gathered for the Warm Springs Tribe

Yakama Nation There are 4 Title V sources located on the reservation ERG was able to obtain 2003 data (2002 data was not available) on three of the facilities (Jeld-Wen, Yakama Forest Products & Pace Intl) from EPA R10 office ERG contacted the third facility, Amtech Corp directly and was able to get 2002 data for that source ERG was able to acquire data for all of the 4 Title V sources on the reservation

Oil & Gas Data ENVIRON completed 2002 draft emission estimates of oil and gas sources for the Wind River Reservation, Navajo Nation and Ute Mountain Ute Tribe ITEP provided the data to the tribes for their review Tribal input was received from Wind River and Ute Mountain Ute

ITEP Progress to date TribeTitle V Shoshone Bannock TribesData submitted to EDMS Southern Ute Tribe Data provided to Environ for gap filling Cabazon Band of Mission Indians Data submitted to EDMS Fort Mojave Indian TribeData submitted to EDMS Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Tribe released on August 2005 Crow Tribe Have not been able to get data release form signed. Nez Perce Tribe Tribe can not release to EDMS at this time.

Next Steps Tribes, ITEP and TDDWG review/comment on the Point Source Emission Inventory project report compiled by ENVIRON and ERG Tribal 2002 emission estimates will need to be reconciled with states inventory –Oil & Gas EIs are already reconciled –Area sources will be reconciled case-by-case in EDMS ITEP develop TEISS projects for tribes ERG to prepare 2018 emission projection estimates –roadmap description at:

Tribes with EI data available to WRAP as of April 30, 2005, in orange