Air Toxics Program Overview Jacksonville, Florida for 2007 Southeastern Permitting Workshop Richard L. Robinson, P.E. City of Jacksonville, Florida Environmental Resource Management Department Environmental Quality Division May 9, 2007

Jacksonville's Air Toxics Program Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Risk Assessments Air Pollution Dispersion Modeling Air Toxics Monitoring HAP Emission Inventories Special Studies

Air Toxics Monitoring Mobile Lab (1997) Two Stationary Sites (1999) Three Stationary Sites (2002) EPA Method TO-15 Monitor 51 Organic Pollutants Monitor 35 HAPs

Stationary Air Toxics Monitoring Sites

Mobile Laboratory Air Toxics Monitoring Sites

Rosselle & Copeland Stationary Air Toxics Monitoring Site

Mayo Clinic Stationary Air Toxics Monitoring Site

Air Toxics Canister Sampling System at Sheffield Stationary Air Toxics Monitoring Site

Air Toxics Mobile Monitoring Laboratory

Most Commonly Found Monitored Pollutants Trichlorofluoromethane (F11) Dichlorodifluoromethane (F12) Benzene Carbon Tetrachloride Toluene 1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene Xylene Ethyl Benzene Styrene Chloromethane

Special Studies Ten Pollutant Study using 2000 HAP Inventory Data Benzene Study 2003 – 2007 HAP Inventories – 1997, 2000, 2002, 2005 Sonoma Technology Inc – Southeastern Air Toxics Data Analysis

Ten Pollutant Study

Benzene Study: Air Toxic Monitoring Sites with Concentrations above Health Benchmarks Merrill Rd Mobile Lab Site (2003) Eastport Rd Mobile Lab Site (2003) JEA Lift Station #39 Mobile Lab Site (2004) Kooker Park Stationary Site (2004) JEA Lift Station #39 Mobile Lab Site (2006)

Jacksonville HAP Inventory 1997, 2000, 2002

Jacksonville Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Total Air Emissions

Future Study Continue air toxics monitoring Continue to study air toxic pollutant trends Evaluate air toxics monitoring data using the HAP Inventory & Health Benchmarks Possibly add Acrolein monitoring Annual Air Toxics Report

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