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California Emmissions Control Links and Resources


Proposed rule for the “propulsion” engines on vehicles 14,000 gvw and above.

Proposed Statewide Diesel Truck and Bus Regulation

The latest draft of the proposal can be found HERE.


 

Rule for portable auxiliary engines 50hp and above.

 

Airborne Toxic Control Measure  (ACTM)

 

* SWEEPERS MAY BE REMOVED FROM THIS RULE BY NEW RULE!

 

Rule is in effect  Depending on the engine Tier, some engines must be retired December 31, 2009


DOWNLOADStatewide Portable Equipment Registration Program (PERP)

 

Important NOTE:  If you are in SCAQMD, and do not intend to take your twin engine sweeper out of this district, you do not have to register with the SCAQMD or ARB.  South Coast has chosen to not require sweepers to register, however they will need to comply with ACTM.  Most other air quality districts do have registration requirements.

 

 

LINKIn-Use Off-Road Diesel Vehicle Regulation

 

This rule does not involve sweepers.  However, if you have a skip loader, back hoe or skid steer type unit, this rule will affect you.


LINKDriving Toward a Cleaner California

Driving Toward a Cleaner California is a coalition of truck owners, farmers, construction contractors and other business and community leaders committed to working with the California Air Resources Board to craft a sensible truck and bus replacement rule that both cleans the air and keeps California’s economy moving forward.


LINKWorldsweeper.com overview, with many links


Nice overview editorials from the editor of Worldsweeper.com

 

Includes information & source of SQAQMD temporary PERP exemption for sweepers.

 

White Paper showing the “Net environmental benefit” of sweepers

 


 

Editorial describing impact to air & water quality from the early retirement of street sweepers.

 

DOWNLOADCA Pollution Set to Jump 2010.pdf