Developments create air quality impacts related to the size and scope of the project.
Addressing air quality impacts at the design phase of a development can significantly
reduce air emissions over the life of a project. Applicants for developments involving
more than 200 dwelling units, or more than 2,000 projected vehicle trips per day,
must submit an air quality mitigation plan addressing how air quality impacts will
be minimized.
B.
The air quality management plan must identify potential sources of air emissions,
identify possible strategies for minimizing emissions and propose a plan for implementing
those strategies. The strategies must include those methods that are available, feasible
and economically reasonable. Examples of mitigation strategies include providing transit
stops; bike and walking paths; restricting wood or coal-burning fireplaces; paving
roads; and collocating neighborhood-level retail services within developments.
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