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Anchorage CO Plan Update Anchorage CO Limited Maintenance Plan A plan addressing the second 10 years of the 2004 -2024 CO maintenance planning period Department of Health and Human Services Municipality of Anchorage October 2012 Section 175A of the Clean Air Act requires the submission of a maintenance plan revision midway through the twenty year maintenance planning period.  Anchorage’s twenty year CO Maintenance planning period runs from July 23, 2004 through July 22, 2024. The Anchorage revision must address second ten years (July 2014 – July 2024) The draft Anchorage CO Maintenance Plan revision was prepared using the limited maintenance plan (LMP) option. What the heck is a “limited maintenance plan”?  EPA offers LMP option to areas where the design value is 85% or less of the CO standard. CO NAAQS = 9 ppm (as 8-hr average) 85% of CO NAAQS = 7.65 ppm Anchorage DV (2011) = 6.0 ppm Preparation of the CO maintenance plan revision under the LMP option is simpler and less rigorous than a full maintenance plan revision.  Once EPA approves an LMP, regional air quality conformity procedures are greatly simplified. The Anchorage CO LMP was prepared in accordance with EPA guidance contained in the “Paise memo” drafted in 1995. This guidance discusses how the five core provisions of an LMP should be addressed: attainment inventory maintenance demonstration monitoring to verify continued attainment of the CO NAAQS a contingency plan conformity determination requirements under an LMP. Attainment inventorySources of CO Emissions in Anchorage Bowl (2007) The update continues the commitment to implement the primary control measures currently included in the maintenance plan: Air quality public awareness program Transit marketing Carpooling and Vanpooling Monitoring to verify continued attainment of the CO NAAQS The update commits Anchorage and/or State of Alaska to continued monitoring to verify compliance with the CO standard Contingency plan The pre