Code of Colorado Regulations · SIP Local Elements

Code of Colorado Regulations · SIP Local Elements

STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, SPECIFIC REGULATIONS FOR NONATTAINMENT-ATTAINMENT/MAINTENANCE AREAS (LOCAL ELEMENTS) 5 CCR 1001-20

This document contains Colorado's State Implementation Plan regulations for specific nonattainment, attainment, and maintenance areas (local elements) throughout the state. The regulations cover eight local areas: Pagosa Springs, Telluride, Aspen/Pitkin County, Lamar, Canon City, Fort Collins (repealed), Colorado Springs, and Steamboat Springs. The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission adopted these regulations to give the Air Pollution Control Division enforcement authority for the local elements incorporated into the SIP, and materials incorporated by reference are available for inspection at the Commission's office at 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South.

Introduction

INTRODUCTION

This introduction says the Air Quality Control Commission's regulations, adopted under Sections 24-4-103(1) and 25-7-105(1)(a)(II), C.R.S., apply to areas where local Elements have been incorporated into the State Implementation Plan (SIP), and that these regulations give the Air Pollution Control Division the authority to enforce those SIP Elements. It also states that materials incorporated by reference in this regulation are available for public inspection during regular business hours at the Commission's office at 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South and at any state publications depository library, and that the incorporated materials are as they existed when this regulation was adopted, not including later amendments or editions.

I.A.3.

Pagosa Springs area: "User" means any government agency (or its employees, officials, representatives, or agents) that applies street sanding materials, and any person who contracts with such a government agency to apply street sanding materials, on the designated roadways in the Pagosa Springs Attainment/Maintenance area.

I.A.5.

In the Pagosa Springs area, "Governmental Entity" includes the State of Colorado, Archuleta County, the Town of Pagosa Springs, and the Colorado Department of Transportation, and may include others not listed.

I.A.6.

Pagosa Springs area: An independent laboratory is a facility that can perform the street-sanding-material tests required by these regulations in a competent, professional, and unbiased way, with no financial, family, or personal ties to the supplier or user of the materials.