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Proposed Amended Rule 461 – Gasoline Storage and Dispensing

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Proposed Amended Rule 461, issued by the South Coast Air Quality Management District in California, aims to control volatile organic compound and toxic air contaminant emissions from gasoline dispensing facilities. The rule provides an alternative compliance path for non-retail operators to dispense fuel into vehicles equipped with Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery systems without needing Phase II Enhanced Vapor Recovery systems, provided the vehicles are owned or controlled by the operator. The primary objective of the amendment is to streamline recordkeeping for operators with exclusively ORVR-equipped fleets by allowing the documentation of total daily fuel dispensing quantities in aggregate rather than on a per-vehicle basis. While the changes are not expected to result in further emission reductions, they are designed to reduce administrative burdens and provide greater flexibility and clarity for stakeholders. The update also includes editorial corrections and the removal of outdated provisions superseded by state reporting requirements.

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SCAQMD Rule 461 streamlines fuel dispensing recordkeeping for non-retail operators with ORVR fleets.

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California → South Coast Air Quality Management District

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541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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CA

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Notice of Exemption – Proposed Amended Rule 461

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AgencyCalifornia → South Coast Air Quality Management District
Contacts2 people available
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California → South Coast Air Quality Management District
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Sina TaghvaeeAir Quality Specialist
Jennifer WangAir Quality Specialist

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Rule 461 was adopted to control emissions of volatile organic compounds and toxic air contaminants from gasoline dispensing facilities. Rule 461 currently has an alternative compliance option which allows operators of non-retail gasoline dispensing facilities (GDFs) to dispense gasoline into motor vehicles without requiring the use of California Air Resources Board-certified Phase II Enhanced Vapor Recovery systems, provided that the motor vehicles are equipped with Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery (ORVR) systems and are owned or directly controlled by the facility operator. Proposed Amended Rule (PAR) 461 will streamline recordkeeping requirements for operators of non-retail GDFs whose fleets consist exclusively of ORVR-equipped motor vehicles by adding an option to allow documentation of total daily fuel dispensing quantities in aggregate, in lieu of the current requirement to record the amount of fuel dispensed on a per vehicle basis. PAR 461 will also include an editorial correction and remove an outdated provision which has been superseded by state reporting requirements. While no emission reductions are expected, increasing the options available in PAR 461 for fleet operators to demonstrate compliance with the recordkeeping provisions will benefit stakeholders by providing flexibility and improved clarity for implementing the applicable requirements while reducing the administrative workload.

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