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PM2.5 Mean Concentrations

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2 PM2.5 Mean Concentrations
( ) Will EPA complete its review of the PM standards by July 2002 as originally scheduled? - An extensive body of new scientific research has been published and is evaluated and synthesized in the Criteria Document, available for comment April 12, 2001, through July 12, 2001. - The unprecedented volume of new research has extended the completion of the Criteria Document by more than 6 months. - As a result, the overall schedule for the review of the PM NAAQS is anticipated to extend beyond the original target of July 2002. - A new schedule has not yet been set. When will EPA promulgate designations for the PM2.5 standard? - Designations must be based on 3 years of ambient air quality data. - Most areas will have data for - EPA has not determined whether designations will be done all at the same time or staggered. - All designations will be completed by December 2005. - Preliminary date (99-00) indicates widespread nonattainment in the Region (except in Florida) affecting over 20 million people. What is EPA doing to resolve the remaining PM10 nonattainment areas? - EPA is working to publish attainment determinations for all areas that have 3 years of data without a violation. - Redesignations to attainment will be done on a case-by-case basis. - There are no PM10 nonattainment areas in Region 4.

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(For sources that became subject to title V upon approval of each state/local program) Data current as of: 12/31/01 and 3/31/02 Permit Agency Title V Sources Title V Permits Issued FESOPs Issued ALABAMA 263 226 (86%) 37 Huntsville 12 (100%) 5 Jefferson Co. 44 35 (80%) 74 FLORIDA 412 283 +1,241* +28** GEORGIA 393 269 (68%) 641 KENTUCKY 308 114 (46%) 54 +27*** 41 31 (76%) 34 MISSISSIPPI 331 (93%) 216 N. CAROLINA 394 260 (66%) 646 Forsyth Co. 14 28 Mecklenburg Co. 67 Western NC 7 S. CAROLINA 299 285 (95%) 241 TENNESSEE 245 207 (84%) Chattanooga 23 85 Knoxville 9 25 Memphis 38 69 Nashville 98 TOTALS 4,102 3,534 2,944 * Area sources (or title V non-majors) covered under general title V permits ** Synthetic minor sources covered under a general FESOP *** Major sources covered under a general title V permit

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