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Proposed Amended Rule 1157 – PM10 Emission Reductions from Aggregate and Related Operations

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Proposed Amended Rule 1157, issued by the South Coast Air Quality Management District in California, aims to reduce PM10 emissions from aggregate and related operations. The rule expands its scope to include construction and demolition debris transfer stations and introduces stricter requirements for the frequency of dust suppressant applications and chemical stabilizers. It also establishes a new compliance pathway for periodic inspections of open storage piles, enhances recordkeeping mandates, standardizes facility signage, and increases penalties for recurring violations while removing obsolete regulations. To comply with these updates, applicable facilities may need to install new signage, rumble grates, and gravel pads. These measures are designed to address community concerns and improve overall air quality and public health. The forecast for this initiative was posted on September 4, 2026, with Farzaneh Khalaj and Ashley Dang serving as the primary points of contact.

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South Coast AQMD Rule 1157 reduces PM10 emissions via stricter dust control requirements.

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California → South Coast Air Quality Management District

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → South Coast Air Quality Management District
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California → South Coast Air Quality Management District
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Farzaneh KhalajAir Quality Specialist
Ashley DangAir Quality Specialist

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Rule 1157 regulates aggregate and related operations to reduce emissions of particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter of 10 microns or less (PM10). Proposed Amended Rule 1157 (PAR 1157) will further reduce PM10 emissions from aggregate and related operations by: 1) expanding the applicability to include construction and demolition debris transfer stations; 2) specifying frequencies for when the application of dust control/suppressants or chemical stabilizers are required; 3) adding new compliance pathway for conducting periodic inspections of open storage piles in lieu of prescribed dust suppressant application frequencies; 4) adding enhanced recordkeeping requirements; 5) adding new requirements to standardize signage for applicable facilities; 6) expanding requirements that are triggered by recurring violations; and 7) removing obsolete requirements. Implementation of PAR 1157 will require installation of new signage for all applicable facilities and may require the installation of rumble grates and gravel pads at some facilities. Implementing additional requirements applicable to aggregate and related operations to reduce PM10 emissions and address community concerns will improve compliance which will benefit public health and ambient air quality.

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