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Home My WebLink AboutMINUTES - 09101991 - S.1 (2) EAYAREA MARINE VES513EE7986 " E/1AISSION ESTIMATES Gasoline And Crude Oil Lcading Organic Emissions, Tens/Year Company Earge Tanker Total Shell 164.0 251.7 415.7 Tosco 54.8 195.6 25 0.4 Chevron 48.2. 147.0 . _ 195.2 Landsea Terminal 29.9 152.3 122.2 Unocal 0 170.3 170.3 Texaco 160.8 2.1 162.9 Exxon 37.1 44.0 81.1 Wickland 0 43.7 43-1-- Pacific 3.1XXPacific Refining 19.3 20.6 39.9 Time Oil 27.8 11.2 39.0 Arco 10.7 0 Disrric., i cr ai 1 09 XZYXZZXXZZX XZZXZXZZ ZZX XZZ22X 192% cAYAR .4 MARINE VE.3SEL LOADING- EVISSiGN ES iMA.;=S Gasoline And Crude Oii L ading Organic Emissicns, Tcns/Year _ Company Q2rge Tanker Tcta! Shell 221.2 301.2 522.6 Tosco 60.4 28::.2 345.6-- Chevron 60.9 154.3 2,15.2 Unocal 0 178.0 178.0 Texaco 95.6 64.4 160. 0, �L andsea Terminal 100.4 40.3 140. -- Exxon 10.5 84.2 94.7 Wickland 0 45.5 45.5�* Pacific Refining 31.9 27.3 59.2 Time Oil 25.2 17.0 42.2 Arco 8.6 0 $ Subtotal 1812 362* District Total 2174 *Emission estimates for switch loading. "The above tables do not take into ac'.ount any gas freeing or tank cleaning prior to loading. ***Tosco started to control a portion of these emissions after June 1987. The above estimates are based on all loadings being uncontrolled. ^ ~ 401.1 On or before July 1, 1977, any � _ emissions in excess m450 metric tons (500 T) per year of contaminant for which there is a national or California ambient air s*a ="=v 401.2 On or before July 1, 1978, any person who facility emissions in excess of 90 metric tons (100 T) per year of such 401_3 On before July 1879who facility causing emissions in excess of PP.5 metric tons (25 1) per year or more of. such air 401.4 On or before July 1. 1980` persons who operate ataoi}hv causing emissions of 2.3metric tons /2.571per year ormore ofsuch air contaminants. 401.5 On or before July i. 1980` persons who operate gasoline terminals, bulk \ plants and facilities that dispense gasoline for oa|n or dispense more than G0.00Ogallons ofgasoline per year. (Amended April 1G. 198G) 401.6 Persona who operate coating equipment at any facility whose coating or � laminating operations consume greater than 20 gallons of coating per year ` ' #nofacility-wide basis. (Adopted January 7. 1SB71 401.7 Persons who operate surface preparation and cleaning equipment or operations which use unheeded o#|verd and, which contain more than 1 gallon (3.785 o) cfsolventor have aliquid surface area of more than 1 2 �� ft. (144 in 2 or 929 cm ) including pipe cleaning operations using more than 5gallons per year ofsolvent. (Adopted January 7. 1987) 3-1,402 Applications: Every application for an authority to construct or a permit to operate shall be submitted to the APCO on the forms specified,-and shall contain all of the information required. Sufficient information must be received to enable the APC{] to make a decision or a preliminary decision on the application and/or on any exemptions authorized bythis Regulation. The APC[] may consult with appropriate local and regional agencies to determine whether the application conforms with adopted plans and with local permit requirements. 2-1-403 Permit Conditions: The APCO may impose any permit condition that he doerna reasonably necessary to insure compliance with federal or California law or District regulations. The APCO may require the installation of devices for measurement or analysis of source emissions or ground-level concentrations of air contaminants. 2-1~404 Changes in Throughput and Hours of Operation: Aftera permit to operate has been issued, changes in hours ofoperation, fuels, process materials or throughput are allowed only ifemissions resulting from such changes are not ofsuch quantity as would cause denial of an authority to construct after an air quality permit analysis made pursuant tothe provisions ofRule 2ofthis Regulation. 'Change" is the use of a process or fuel not used in the prior 13 months, o/ a throughput level higher than the highest level in the prior 12 months or total monthly operating hours higher than any month in the prior 12 months. 404j The holder of m parnmbbz operate shall advise the APCD not more than 30 days after any changes in hours of operation, fueis, process materials or throughput which might increase emissions. 404.2 The APCQshall act borevoke the permit booperate ofany person who fails to comply with the requirements of this Section. 2-1-405 Posting of Permit toOperate: Every permit to opanato, or approved designation thereof, shall be posted on ornear the equipment for which the permit has been issued in such manner as to be clearly visible and accessible, or shall otherwise be ama|ab|efor inspection adall times. 2~1~406 Transfer: /\nauthority boconstruct oropermit tooperate shall not betransferable from one facility to another. An authority to construct or e permit to operate shall not be transferable from one person to another without obtaining written permission � of the APCO. \ ' — | 2'1'12 January 7. 1987 i | ~ | Chevron The Chevron Companies P.O. Box 1272, Richmond, CA 94602 H. E. Hoyt August 14, 1991 Manager,Public \\- and Government Affairs Pt, Arguello Crude Transport Supervisor Nancy Fanden 805 Las Juntas Martinez,CA 94553 Dear Nancy: Chevron, along with other Pt. Arguello producers, has arranged to transport a portion of the Pt.Arguello crude oil production to a contract terminal in Martinez. Initial volumes of crude oil will be transported from Gaviota,in Santa Barbara County, where the oil comes onshore and is processed, through the All American Pipeline to Kern County. From that point,the oil will be pumped through a heated pipeline owned by Texaco to Martinez. A portion of the Pt. Arguello crude will be sold to local Bay Area refineries. The ultimate disposition of the remaining crude oil depends on who is capable of refining this crude oil and wishes to buy it. Nevertheless, it is likely that the purchaser of the crude oil will load the oil onto tankers for transport to refineries in Los Angeles. I hope you will agree this is a most circuitous route to transport much needed domestic crude oil to those refineries that can best process this heavy crude. Chevron will continue to try to work through the misunderstandings and political barriers that have prevented a more logical and economic transportation of oil directly from the production area near Santa Barbara to Los Angeles. If you have any questions,please call me at (415) 620-2400. Your truly,