1. Ideas for a 5-Year WRAP Plan December 18 Conference Call

2. Summary of WRAP Process Public Communication Economic Analysis StrategyDevelopment Science Enhancement SIP/TIP Adoption

3. Science Enhancement Promote generation and use of sound science in areas most relevant to western visibility Refine/apply existing methods Don’t sponsor basic research Greater emphasis in early years Examples include: C-dating to bound contribution of fossil fuels Estimating wind-blown dust emissions Determining economic value of visibility improvements

4. Strategy Development Largest component of WRAP process Entails most forum activities (staffing, travel, contracts, administrative support) Two major subcomponents Assessment (modeling, monitoring, etc.) Control measure development Based on sound science and publicly- acceptable strategies Relatively level support through 2007

5. Economic Analysis Evaluate alternative strategies (not just a single, given approach) Cover a broad range of costs, benefits, and equity issues (not just control costs and visibility improvements) Promote consist analysis within WRAP and among stakeholders Results must be understandable to public Greater emphasis in later years, but can analyze some 309 strategies in early years likely to be used in 308 SIPs

6. Public Communication Educate public about haze and the WRAP Garner public input, review, and support Facilitate internal communications Relatively level support through 2007, but somewhat greater in later years Examples include: Website WRAP Sheet Speaker’s Bureau Communications Manual Etc.

7. SIP/TIP Adoption Primarily state/tribal responsibility Provide a SIP/TIP template and a complete and organized TSD Encourage consistency and consistent review by EPA Investments in economic analysis, sound science, and public education could facilitate adoption

8. Conceptual Budget Allocation 20042007

9. Other Planning Aspects ??? BART PM-2.5 and 8-hr Ozone SIPs Improvement needed at each Class I area to meet uniform rate of progress Analysis/coordination that may be needed on a sub-region basis ???

10. SIP Development Schedule (from WESTAR workshop)