MAG was designated by the Governor of Arizona in 1978 and recertified by the Arizona Legislature in 1992 to serve as the regional air quality planning agency for the Maricopa County nonattainment area. In this role, MAG develops regional air quality plans to address air pollution problems. In June 2016, the Governor certified MAG as the lead planning organization for the Pinal County PM-10 and PM-2.5 nonattainment areas. MAG will develop air quality plans for these areas in cooperation with the Sun Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization. MAG also conducts the air quality conformity analyses for transportation programs. MAG plans to make sure that these transportation activities do not cause air quality violations.
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MAG has contracted with Ramboll US Corporation to identify comprehensive lists of new and available ozone precursor control measures to assist in meeting Clean Air Act requirements related to the 2015 ozone standard for the Maricopa nonattainment area. Emissions reductions and costs associated with each identified measure have been estimated by Ramboll when information is available. Click on the links below to access two spreadsheets that include draft comprehensive lists of ozone control measures for point sources and for nonpoint/mobile sources. Each spreadsheet contains a “readme” tab that explains how the spreadsheets are organized. The spreadsheets should be considered draft and are subject to change.
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In an effort to make information delivery faster, MAG has implemented an e-mail notification system that will make it easier to receive documents such as agendas, minutes and reports. Through a free subscription service called GovDelivery, MAG member agencies and the public will have better access to information that is posted on the MAG Web site.
The subscription service monitors specific Web pages for changes, and when a change is detected, the service sends an e-mail to subscribers notifying them of the change. Users can choose to subscribe to as many of the pages as they wish. There are about 130 monitored pages on the MAG Web site.
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