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New Source Review Equivalency Demonstration Letters

Connecticut

December 29, 2005 Letter to EPA NSR Stringency Demonstration for the State of Connecticut
December 29, 2005 Technical Support Document Demonstrating the Stringency of the Connecticut New Source Review Program as Compared with the Federal New Source Review Program as Revised on December 31, 2002

Massachusetts

December 30, 2005 Letter to EPA Cover Letter
December 30, 2005 NSR Equivalency Package

New Hampshire

January 03, 2006 Letter to EPA New Source Review Equivalency Demonstration
January 03, 2006 Equivalency Demonstration: Comparison of State and Federal Non-Attainment and Prevention of Significant Deterioration Rules
January 07, 2005 Impacts of New Source Reveiw Reform on Actual Emissions in Florida
August 01, 2003 GAO Report Clean Air Act: EPA Should Use Available Data to Monitor the Effects of Its Revisions to the New Source Review Program
October 01, 2003 EIP and CSG/ERC Report Reform or Rollback?
January 03, 2006 Env-A 618 Proposed Draft
January 03, 2006 Env-A 619 Proposed Draft

New Jersey

December 29, 2005 Letter to EPA New Jersey's Non-Attainment New Source Review Rule Equivalency Demonstration
December 29, 2005 Attachment 1: A Comparision of New Jersey's Current Emission Offset Rule with the NSR Reform Rules Demonstrating that the Existing Emission Offset Rule is at Least as Stringent as EPA’s Base Program
December 29, 2005 Attachment 2: A Comparison of NSR Applicability Options
December 29, 2005 Attachment 2 Table 1: A Comparison of NSR Applicability Options
December 29, 2005 Attachment 3: New Jersey Emission Offset Rule Former SIP Provisions

Rhode Island

December 29, 2005 Letter to EPA Cover Letter
December 29, 2005 Equivalency Demonstration

Vermont

December 29, 2005 Cover Letter
December 29, 2005 Memorandum Submittal of Statement of Vermont's Intent to Retain All of its Existing New Source Review (NSR) Rules and State Implementation Plan (SIP) Provisions Related to NSR
December 29, 2005 Basis for Vermont's Decision to Retain its Existing NSR SIP Provisions

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