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Loyalton Particulate Matter Reduction Plan The Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District is developing a Particulate Matter Reduction Plan for Loyalton. The Plan is being developed in response to Loyalton resident air quality concerns, specifically, particulate matter. The Air District initially received comments from Loyalton residents during a May 3 Air District Board of Director's meeting. The Air District is currently investigating all sources of particulate matter in Loyalton and has begun drafting the Plan. The Air District is writing the plan in coordination with Sierra Pacific Industries, owner of a large cogeneration facility just outside of town. The Draft Loyalton Particulate Matter Reduction Plan will be available for review on November 12, 2010 on this website. Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District’s Board of Directors will be holding a board meeting in Loyalton on November 22, 2010 to consider adoption of the Loyalton Particulate Matter Reduction Plan. As preliminary documents and information become available, the Air District will post them at this website. Links to current documents and information are listed below: Discussion of Loyalton Weather and Wind Patterns Loyalton Monitoring Results from CARB, cover memo, 09-22-09 Loyalton Qualitative Analysis Report, CARB, 09-22-09 Sonnichsen Report Letter from Fire Safe Council Large Landowner burns in Sierra Valley Summary of Burn Barrel ATCM in the Loyalton Area and Throughout Sierra County Health Impacts from Woodstoves AP-42 Wood Stoves |
