TCM Workshop Transportation Control Measures (TCMs): Developing Sound State Implementation Plans (SIPs) While Avoiding Conformity Problems Presented by the U.C. Davis-Caltrans Air Quality Project http://aqp.engr.ucdavis.edu/ Monday, February 27, 2006, 1065 Kemper Hall, U.C. Davis Workshop Goal: Provide a forum that allows air quality and transportation planners to share insights about identifying, analyzing, selecting, and preparing SIP commitments to TCMs. For more information, contact Doug Eisinger UC Davis-Caltrans Air Quality Project (phone: 530-752-8460, or 707-665-9900)

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· Agenda

· Attendees

· Workshop materials

§ Presentations

• Panel 1: Federal Policies: What are the SIP TCM Requirements
1. Doug Eisinger, U.C. Davis-Caltrans Air Quality Project
2. Karina O’Connor, EPA Region 9
• Panel 2: Conformity Lessons from Recent TCM Experiences in the San Joaquin Valley
1. David Wampler, EPA Region 9
2. Leigh Levine, FHWA
3. Jason Paukovits, Fresno COG
4. Moderator: Don Hunsaker, SJVUAPCD
• Panel 3: Conformity Lessons from Recent TCM Experiences in the South Coast Air Basin
1. Jean Mazur, FHWA
2. Jessica Kirchner and Jonathan Nadler, SCAG
3. Carol Gomez, SCAQMD
4. Moderator: Karina O’Connor, EPA Region 9
• Panel 4: TCM Policy Guidance for SIP Development
1. Kurt Karperos, California ARB
2. Jean Mazur, FHWA
3. Karina O’Connor, EPA Region 9
4. Moderator: Mike Brady, Caltrans
• End-of-Workshop Discussion

§ Questions and comments

• Questions received in advance of workshop
• EPA( Karina O’Connor and David Wampler) response to questions

§ Some supplemental materials

• RACM information from the PM2.5 implementation rule
• RACM informaiton from the 8-hr O3 implementation rule
• TCM Substitution in the South Coast Air Basin Case Study
• Transportation Control Measures (TCMs): Guidance for Conformity and State Implementation Plan Development

· Workshop pictures