1. Update on the WRAP STIP-2 Project Brian Finneran Oregon Department of Environmental Quality WRAP Board Meeting, Tempe AZ November 13, 2002

2. 2 What’s a “STIP”?  Combination of a State Implementation Plan (SIP) & Tribal Implementation Plan (TIP)

3. 3 Background Project first discussed at WRAP Air Managers Committee in July 2002. Project first discussed at WRAP Air Managers Committee in July 2002. Realization that States & Tribes need help preparing first regional haze plan under Section 309, to meet Dec. 2003 deadline. Realization that States & Tribes need help preparing first regional haze plan under Section 309, to meet Dec. 2003 deadline. Can build upon the SIP/TIP template developed by the WESTAR Regional Haze SIP/TIP Working Group in 2000. Can build upon the SIP/TIP template developed by the WESTAR Regional Haze SIP/TIP Working Group in 2000.

4. 4 Objectives Create a model STIP that can be a “working template” for developing 309 regional haze implementation plans. Create a model STIP that can be a “working template” for developing 309 regional haze implementation plans. Template will allow States & Tribes to “fill in the blanks” as they write their 309 plans. Template will allow States & Tribes to “fill in the blanks” as they write their 309 plans. Identify all the Technical Support Documentation (TSD) that is needed, and how to incorporate it into the 309 plan. Identify all the Technical Support Documentation (TSD) that is needed, and how to incorporate it into the 309 plan.

5. 5 Project Leaders STIP-2 Coordinator – Brian Finneran, Oregon DEQ. Worked on first SIP/TIP template project. STIP-2 Coordinator – Brian Finneran, Oregon DEQ. Worked on first SIP/TIP template project. Tribal Coordinator – Rosanne Sanchez, New Mexico Environment Department. Will ensure tribal TIP needs are met. Tribal Coordinator – Rosanne Sanchez, New Mexico Environment Department. Will ensure tribal TIP needs are met. STIP-2 Work Group – Representatives from States, Tribes, and EPA. To oversee model STIP as it is being developed. STIP-2 Work Group – Representatives from States, Tribes, and EPA. To oversee model STIP as it is being developed.

6. 6 Deliverables 1. Model STIP for Section 309  Will reference and summarize all applicable 309 requirements.  Will list all “TSD” by section.  Will contain generic language that can be incorporated directly into SIPs/TIPs.

7. 7 Deliverables 2. Draft 309 SIP for Oregon  Will use Model STIP when completed to prepare draft Oregon 309 SIP, as a model for other States to follow. 3. Model TIP for Tribes  Will refine Model STIP where appropriate to prepare a Model TIP.

8. 8 Timeline  Draft Model STIP  Final Model STIP  Oregon 309 SIP  Model TIP Jan or Feb 2003. 1 month after draft review & revision March 2003 May 2003 1 Year Project. Started Oct 2002. 1 Year Project. Started Oct 2002.

9. 9 Budget  Project Coordinator (full-time)  Tribal Coordinator (part-time) $115,000$28,673 Total Project Budget - $143,673 Total Project Budget - $143,673

10. 10 Work to Date STIP-2 Work Group Identified STIP-2 Work Group Identified State repsState reps AZ - Theresa Pella AZ - Theresa Pella CO - Steve Arnold CO - Steve Arnold ID - Diane Riley (pending) ID - Diane Riley (pending) NM - Rita Trujillo NM - Rita Trujillo OR - Brian Finneran OR - Brian Finneran UT - Jan Miller UT - Jan Miller WY - Tina Jenkins WY - Tina Jenkins

11. 11 Work to Date Tribal repsTribal reps Randy Ashley Randy Ashley John Cox John Cox Asa Lavender Asa Lavender EPAEPA To be determined To be determined OtherOther Rosanne Sanchez, Bob Lebens, Don Arkell Rosanne Sanchez, Bob Lebens, Don Arkell WRAP staff WRAP staff

12. 12 Work to Date Work Group to review work-to-date as soon as all representatives are identified. Work Group to review work-to-date as soon as all representatives are identified. Draft Model STIP Draft Model STIP Outline completed, all Section 309 requirements identified by chapter.Outline completed, all Section 309 requirements identified by chapter.