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From: Holman, Sheila [/O=NCMAIL/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=SHEILA.HOLMAN]
Sent: 9/15/2011 9:23:52 PM
To: Masemore, Sushma [/o=NCMAIL/ou=Exchange Administrative Group
(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=sushma.masemore]
Subject: RE: ERC Meeting
Thank you, Sushma. This looms fine to me.
Sheila Holman, Director
NCDENR, Division of Air Quality
1641 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699.1641
Phone: [phone]:1.
Fax: [phone]
www.ncair.org
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Masemore, Sushma
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 5:00 PM
To: Holman,
'E: ERC Meeting
Sheila,
Please see table below. .I.he information you asked for Is in the first column. I decided to include other columns to help
answer questions, like who is, affected, and whether there is a federal air toxics regulation for that sector.
I will be in a C"PM class tomorrow until 1:30, but will have my Smartphone. I was planning to tape leave for the rest of
the day because schools are releasing; early. I am happy to come in the office after my class to help you prepare the
presentation. Just: let: rye know.
Thanks
Sushma
Example Facilities
Subject to Federal Air Toxics Rules in 40
' Parts .' .
Pulp and Paper
Blue Ridge Paper Products,
Yes, not all sources/pollutants covered
International Paper,Domtar
Yes, not all sources/pollutants covered
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Electric Utilities
Duke Energy, Progress Energy
Federal rule has been proposed, but not
promulgated
Sulfuric Acid
PCS Phosphate
es, not all sources/pollutants covered
Boat Manufacturing
Regulator Marine Inc., Fountain
Yes, not all sources/pollutants covered
Power Boats
Foam Manufacturing
Several
Yes, not all sources/pollutants covered
Furniture Manufacturing
Hickory Chair Company,
Yes, not all sources/pollutants covered
Thomasville Furniture
Industries, Inc.
Industrial Sand Manufacturing
UNIMIN
No
Synthetic Organic Chemical
El du Pont, DuPont Company
Yes, not all sources/pollutants covered
Manufacturing & Organic Liquid
Distribution
Wood Preserving
Carolina Pole
Yes, no emission limits, work practice
standards only
Hardwood Milling
Mannington
No
Combustion: Reciprocating
Many
Yes
Engines
Combustion: Industrial Boilers
Many
Federal rule has been stayed for major
sources; not all pollutants covered
Holman,Sheila.. . - .- 01
Masemore,
Subject: FW: ERC Meeting
Sushma
Can you send rye some examples of other source categories subject to the air t:oxics rules?
'f'hanks.
Sheila
Sheila Holman, Director
NCDENR, Division of ,fir Quality
1641 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699--1641
Phone: [phone].
Fax: [phone]
www.r)cair.org
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From: Barsness, Kari K
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 20118:54 AM
To: Holman, Sheila; Mike Abraczinskas
Cc: Smith, Robin
Subject: Fwd: ERC Meeting
Mike and Sheila,
We will have an ERC meeting on September 28th at 9:30. Air Toxics will be the main topic. How close are
you to having the ppt done? Can you give Jeff a couple of examples of the types of facilities that are subject to
the air toxics program, I already gave him the example of paper mills.
Thanks, Kati
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Kari Barsness
Director, Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs
NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources
[phone]
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From: "Jeffrey Hudson (Research)" <Jeffrey. Hudson L�) n cleg. net>
Date: September 14, 20113:44:21 PM EDT
To: <robinw.smith(Ancdenr.gov>, <kari.barsnessgncdenr.gov>
Cc: "Jennifer McGinnis (Research)" <Jennifer.McGi tini sLa)nclecy. net>, "Jennifer Mundt
(Research)" <Jen,nifer.MundtLa)ncleg. net>, <Mari ah.Mathesong.ncleg. net>
Subject: ERC Meeting
It's not official yet, but I think we'll be having an ERC meeting on Wednesday, September 28,
2011 at 9:30. The main (and possibly only) topic will be the air toxics program. I think we are
looking for DENR to provide an overview of the program — how it works, how it relates to
federal law, who it regulates, etc. I also want to touch base with the regulated community or
this. I know Preston Howard is interested in this issue. Who else falls under this regulatory
program? The utilities? Anyone else?
IN" MIA =1TAN.M. llrlmffm= •
Jeff
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