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Zoom Guidelines
Hello Everyone,
We’ve developed some guidelines for this meeting, in the hopes of making this a smooth and enjoyable experience for all. Thank you in advance for your understanding.
Zoom Guidelines
• Questions will be addressed at the end of the meeting.
• All participants will be muted and will not be able to unmute themselves.
• If you’d like to speak, use the “Raise Hand” button and you will be unmuted when appropriate.
• Questions may also be asked in the chat. The chat is setup so that all messages are sent to the host privately.
Zoom Guidelines
• The host will attempt to respond to all messages received, but some messages may be missed.
• Participants will join the meeting with their video disabled. We ask that you keep your video disabled for the duration of the meeting.
Zoom Guidelines
• We ask for patience as this is our first attempt at conducting a meeting with this setup.
• Zoom technical support: support.zoom.us
Air Management Study GroupMeeting Agenda
• COVID-19 impacts and how the air program is responding
• Questions
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Air Management Study GroupMeeting
April 8, 2020
Impacts to Program Work
• Most staff in the program are teleworking – thank you for your patience– Minimal staff presence to receive and process mail
– Electronic mail preferred and appreciated (where possible) at this time
• Natural Resources Board meeting, originally scheduled for April 8 was moved to April 1 and held remotely, with a much shorter agenda– Permit streamlining rule (modification) moved to June
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Business Support and IT
Sheri StachBusiness Support and IT Section Chief
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Business Support and IT
• Mail delivery
– Central Office
– Field Offices
• Business Operations
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Air Quality Planning and Standards
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David BizotAir Quality Planning and Standards Section Chief
Air Quality Planning and Standards
• SIP development and rule work is progressing
– For example, redesignation requests are still moving at EPA
• Some mobile source issues have needed to be addressed, like extending I/M program testing deadlines and summer fuel change-over
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Monitoring
Katie PraedelMonitoring Section Chief
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Monitoring
• OAQPS Guidance
• Lab is essential operations
• What we are doing– Biowatch
– Criteria Pollutant Monitoring
– NATTS (Horicon)
• Enhanced Ozone Monitoring
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Permits and Stationary Source Modeling
Kristin HartPermits and Stationary Source Modeling Section Chief
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Permits and Stationary Source Modeling
• Permits continue to be reviewed– Submit applications electronically
– Submit any applicable fees electronically
• Preapplication meetings and meetings to discuss application reviews via SKYPE– Screen sharing available
– Phone connect option available
• Public hearings via SKYPE or Zoom
• Permit issuance timelines have not been significantly impacted at this time
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Permit and Stationary Source Modeling
More Information:• Application Instructions:
https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/AirPermits/Apply.html
• Email applications to: [email protected]
• Pay Fees electronically: https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/AirPermits/Options.html
click the “construction” tab
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Compliance, Enforcement and Emissions Inventory
Maria HillCompliance, Enforcement and Emission Inventory Section Chief
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Compliance, Enforcement and Emissions Inventory
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Compliance, Enforcement and Emissions Inventory
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Covid-19 Compliance Assistance Submittals1. Name of the facility/site2. Contact information for the central point of contact for the facility/site:
• Name of person notifying• Address• City/Town• State/Province• Zip/Postal Code• Email Address• Phone Number• Primary DNR Contact for Site or Facility
3. State what specific statute/rule/permit condition the individual party is looking for flexibility from.4. Include the reasoning/rationale for the request and related to the COVID19 emergency (1
paragraph summary on why the COVID19 emergency justifies the assistance sought and what actions the requestor took prior to the request to meet the requirement).
5. Include bulleted points of what measures will be taken to mitigate/minimize the potential environmental impacts (if any).
6. Specify the specific time period that the request is for including the rationale.
Compliance, Enforcement and Emissions Inventory
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Air program inspections include:1. site visit to observe operations,2. review of records, and 3. discussion between the air compliance
engineer/asbestos inspector and the facility/project contact.
The program is postponing the on-site visit portion of the full compliance evaluation until at least May 18, 2020.
Q and A
• You can submit questions to the Zoom host via the chat function at any time.
• If asking a question verbally, use the “Raise Hand” button and you will be unmuted when appropriate.
Air Program Contact Info• Gail Good, Program Director
– 608-219-2690
• Andrew Stewart, Field Operations Director
– 608-516-2495
• David Bizot, Air Quality Planning and Standards
– 608-286-8939
• Kristin Hart, Permits and Stationary Source Modeling
– 608-287-6061
• Maria Hill, Compliance, Enforcement and Emission Inventory
– 608-216-3179
• Katie Praedel, Air Monitoring
– 608-259-6108
• Sheri Stach, Business Support and IT
– 608-405-0661 22
Air Program Contact Info• Kendra Fisher, Southeast Region Supervisor (Waukesha and Plymouth)
– 262-219-7335
• Mike Szabo, Southeast Region Supervisor (Milwaukee and Sturtevant)
– 414-208-8989
• Barb Pavliscak, South Central Region Supervisor
– 608-381-4176
• Susan Lindem, West Central Region Supervisor
– 608-999-0978
• Randy Matty, Northeast Region Supervisor
– 920-492-0126
• Air Program Organization Chart
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