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Colorado House Bill HB1372

Colorado 2022 Regular Session

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1+Second Regular Session
2+Seventy-third General Assembly
3+STATE OF COLORADO
4+REREVISED
5+This Version Includes All Amendments
6+Adopted in the Second House
7+LLS NO. 22-0694.04 Jery Payne x2157
18 HOUSE BILL 22-1372
2-BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Carver, Boesenecker, Catlin, Lindsay, Lynch,
3-Michaelson Jenet, Ortiz, Pico, Ricks, Sandridge, Soper, Valdez D.,
4-Van Beber, Will;
5-also SENATOR(S) Gardner and Fields, Bridges.
9+House Committees Senate Committees
10+State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs Transportation & Energy
11+A BILL FOR AN ACT
612 C
7-ONCERNING AN EXEMPTION FROM AIR EMISSION LIMITS FOR THE USE OF A
8-STATIONARY ENGINE TO SUPPORT CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN
9-EMERGENCIES
10-.
11-
12-Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
13-SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-7-103, add (9.7)
14-and (9.8) as follows:
15-25-7-103. Definitions. As used in this article 7, unless the context
16-otherwise requires:
13+ONCERNING AN EXEMPTION FROM AIR EMISSION LIMITS FOR THE USE101
14+OF A STATIONARY ENGINE TO SUPPORT CRITICAL102
15+INFRASTRUCTURE IN EMERGENCIES .103
16+Bill Summary
17+(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
18+not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
19+passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
20+applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
21+http://leg.colorado.gov
22+.)
23+The bill authorizes the use of an emergency stationary engine if:
24+! The emergency stationary engine is providing electric
25+power to or mechanical work for military facilities or
26+facilities under the control of the United States department
27+of defense;
28+SENATE
29+3rd Reading Unamended
30+May 5, 2022
31+SENATE
32+2nd Reading Unamended
33+May 4, 2022
34+HOUSE
35+3rd Reading Unamended
36+April 29, 2022
37+HOUSE
38+Amended 2nd Reading
39+April 28, 2022
40+HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
41+Carver, Boesenecker, Catlin, Lindsay, Lynch, Michaelson Jenet, Ortiz, Pico, Ricks,
42+Sandridge, Soper, Valdez D., Van Beber, Will
43+SENATE SPONSORSHIP
44+Gardner and Fields, Bridges
45+Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
46+Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
47+Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. ! The emergency stationary engine is in compliance with 40
48+CFR 60, subparts IIII and JJJJ, as in effect on January 1,
49+2022;
50+! The emergency stationary engine's air pollution control and
51+monitoring equipment is installed, operated, and
52+maintained in compliance with the manufacturer's
53+standards; and
54+! The emergency stationary engine is undergoing routine
55+maintenance or testing or providing primary electrical
56+power or mechanical work during an emergency situation
57+pursuant to 40 CFR 60 or 63, as in effect on January 1,
58+2022.
59+A person that operates an emergency stationary engine is required
60+to:
61+! Minimize the use of emergency stationary engines as much
62+as practicable, consistent with the health, safety, and
63+welfare of the people of Colorado;
64+! Report each emergency event that causes the engine to be
65+operated within the later of 48 hours after or noon on the
66+business day following the emergency event;
67+! Record information about each emergency event; and
68+! Submit compliance reports detailing the operation of the
69+engine, the reason for the operation, deviations, and
70+corrective actions.
71+Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
72+SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 25-7-103, add (9.7)2
73+and (9.8) as follows:3
74+25-7-103. Definitions. As used in this article 7, unless the context4
75+otherwise requires:5
1776 (9.7) "E
18-MERGENCY EVENT" MEANS A SITUATION ARISING FROM A
19-SUDDEN AND REASONABLY UNFORESEEN NATURAL DISASTER OR OTHER
20-UNFORESEEN EVENT
21-, INCLUDING THE LOSS OF UTILITY SERVICE , THAT
22-REQUIRES THE USE OF EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES TO ALLEVIATE A
23-THREAT TO HEALTH
24-, SAFETY, AND WELFARE PURSUANT TO 40 CFR 60 OR 63,
25-NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
26-officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
27-or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
28-history, or the Session Laws.
29-________
30-Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
31-through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
32-the act. AS IN EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2022. A THREAT TO HEALTH, SAFETY, AND
33-WELFARE INCLUDES NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS
34-.
77+MERGENCY EVENT" MEANS A SITUATION ARISING FROM A6
78+SUDDEN AND REASONABLY UNFORESEEN NATURAL DISASTER OR OTHER7
79+UNFORESEEN EVENT, INCLUDING THE LOSS OF UTILITY SERVICE , THAT8
80+REQUIRES THE USE OF EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES TO ALLEVIATE9
81+A THREAT TO HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE PURSUANT TO 40 CFR 60 OR10
82+63,
83+ AS IN EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2022. A THREAT TO HEALTH, SAFETY,11
84+1372-2- AND WELFARE INCLUDES NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS .1
3585 (9.8) "E
36-MERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE " MEANS AN ENGINE THAT
37-IS NOT MOBILE AND THAT IS USED TO PROVIDE ELECTRIC POWER TO OR
38-MECHANICAL WORK FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE DURING AN EMERGENCY
39-EVENT
40-.
41-SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-7-143 as
42-follows:
43-25-7-143. Emergency stationary engine exception - legislative
86+MERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE " MEANS AN ENGINE THAT2
87+IS NOT MOBILE AND THAT IS USED TO PROVIDE ELECTRIC POWER TO OR3
88+MECHANICAL WORK FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE DURING AN4
89+EMERGENCY EVENT.5
90+SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-7-143 as6
91+follows:7
92+25-7-143. Emergency stationary engine exception - legislative8
4493 declaration - rules. (1) (a) T
45-HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS THAT :
94+HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS9
95+THAT:10
4696 (I) T
47-HE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES PROTECT THE UNITED
48-STATES, INCLUDING THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO, FROM THREATS DOMESTIC
49-AND ABROAD
50-;
97+HE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES PROTECT THE UNITED11
98+S
99+TATES, INCLUDING THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO, FROM THREATS DOMESTIC12
100+AND ABROAD;13
51101 (II) C
52-OLORADO IS HOME TO THE NORTH AMERICAN AEROSPACE
53-DEFENSE COMMAND
54-, U.S. STRATEGIC COMMAND , U.S. AIR FORCE SPACE
55-COMMAND
56-, AND U.S. NORTHERN COMMAND ;
102+OLORADO IS HOME TO THE NORTH AMERICAN AEROSPACE14
103+DEFENSE COMMAND , U.S. STRATEGIC COMMAND, U.S. AIR FORCE SPACE15
104+COMMAND, AND U.S. NORTHERN COMMAND ;16
57105 (III) T
58-HESE COMMAND AND MILITARY FACILITIES PLAY A CRITICAL
59-ROLE IN AEROSPACE DEFENSE
60-, INCLUDING DEFENSE AGAINST
61-INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES AND WEAPONS OF MASS
62-DESTRUCTION
63-; AND
64-(IV) REGULATIONS PROMULGATED UNDER THE FEDERAL ACT
65-AUTHORIZE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES TO OPERATE DURING AN
66-EMERGENCY EVENT
67-.
106+HESE COMMAND AND MILITARY FACILITIES PLAY A CRITICAL17
107+ROLE IN AEROSPACE DEFENSE , INCLUDING DEFENSE AGAINST18
108+INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES AND WEAPONS OF MASS19
109+DESTRUCTION; AND20
110+(IV) R
111+EGULATIONS PROMULGATED UNDER THE FEDERAL ACT21
112+AUTHORIZE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES TO OPERATE DURING AN22
113+EMERGENCY EVENT.23
68114 (b) T
69-HEREFORE, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY DECLARES THAT :
115+HEREFORE, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY DECLARES24
116+THAT:25
70117 (I) M
71-AINTAINING THE OPERATING CAPACITY OF COLORADO'S
72-MILITARY FACILITIES IS CRITICAL TO PROTECTING THE HEALTH
73-, SAFETY, AND
74-WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF
75-COLORADO;
118+AINTAINING THE OPERATING CAPACITY OF COLORADO'S26
119+MILITARY FACILITIES IS CRITICAL TO PROTECTING THE HEALTH , SAFETY,27
120+1372
121+-3- AND WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO;1
76122 (II) A
77-LTHOUGH REGULATION OF EMISSIONS IS IMPORTANT TO THE
78-HEALTH
79-, SAFETY, AND WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO, FAILURE TO
80-MAINTAIN OPERATION AT ALL TIMES OF THESE CRITICAL FACILITIES DURING
81-PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 22-1372 AN EMERGENCY EVENT COULD LEAD TO SEVERE LOSS OF LIFE AND
82-DEVASTATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES IN
83-COLORADO;
123+LTHOUGH REGULATION OF EMISSIONS IS IMPORTANT TO THE2
124+HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO, FAILURE3
125+TO MAINTAIN OPERATION AT ALL TIMES OF THESE CRITICAL FACILITIES4
126+DURING AN EMERGENCY
127+EVENT COULD LEAD TO SEVERE LOSS OF LIFE AND5
128+DEVASTATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES IN COLORADO;6
84129 (III) E
85-MERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES ARE CRITICAL TO PROVIDING
86-POWER AND OTHER SERVICES NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE OPERATION OF
87-THESE MILITARY FACILITIES AT ALL TIMES
88-;
130+MERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES ARE CRITICAL TO7
131+PROVIDING POWER AND OTHER SERVICES NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE8
132+OPERATION OF THESE MILITARY FACILITIES AT ALL TIMES ;
133+ 9
89134 (IV) T
90-HIS SECTION IS SELF EXECUTING; AND
91-(V) CREATION OF AN EXEMPTION FOR EMERGENCY STATIONARY
92-ENGINE USE AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS REQUIRES A CHANGE TO
93-COLORADO'S STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, WHICH MUST BE APPROVED BY
94-THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
95-AGENCY
96-.
135+HIS SECTION IS SELF
136+EXECUTING; AND10
137+(V) CREATION OF AN EXEMPTION FOR EMERGENCY STATIONARY11
138+ENGINE USE AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS REQUIRES A CHANGE TO12
139+COLORADO'S STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, WHICH MUST BE APPROVED13
140+BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION14
141+AGENCY.15
97142 (2) N
98-OTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENTS OR EMISSION LIMITS
99-ESTABLISHED BY STATE STATUTE OR RULE
100-, A PERSON MAY OPERATE AN
101-EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE
102-, AS AUTHORIZED BY THE FEDERAL ACT, IF:
143+OTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENTS OR EMISSION LIMITS16
144+ESTABLISHED BY STATE STATUTE OR RULE , A PERSON MAY OPERATE AN17
145+EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE , AS AUTHORIZED BY THE FEDERAL ACT,18
146+IF:19
103147 (a) T
104-HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS PROVIDING ELECTRIC
105-POWER TO OR MECHANICAL WORK FOR MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES
106-UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
107-UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ;
148+HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS PROVIDING ELECTRIC20
149+POWER TO OR MECHANICAL WORK FOR MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES21
150+UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ;22
108151 (b) T
109-HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH
110-40 CFR 60, SUBPARTS IIII AND JJJJ, AS IN EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2022;
152+HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH23
153+40
154+ CFR 60, SUBPARTS IIII AND JJJJ, AS IN EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2022;24
111155 (c) T
112-HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE 'S AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
113-AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT IS INSTALLED
114-, OPERATED, AND MAINTAINED
115-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER
116-'S STANDARDS; AND
117-(d) THE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS :
156+HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE 'S AIR POLLUTION25
157+CONTROL AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT IS INSTALLED , OPERATED, AND26
158+MAINTAINED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER 'S STANDARDS;27
159+1372
160+-4- AND1
161+(d) T
162+HE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS :2
118163 (I) U
119-NDERGOING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OR TESTING ; OR
120-(II) PROVIDING PRIMARY ELECTRICAL POWER OR MECHANICAL WORK
121-DURING AN EMERGENCY EVENT PURSUANT TO
122-40 CFR 60 OR 63, AS IN
123-EFFECT ON
124-JANUARY 1, 2022, FOR THE DURATION OF THE EMERGENCY
125-EVENT
126-.
164+NDERGOING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OR TESTING ; OR3
165+(II)
166+ PROVIDING PRIMARY ELECTRICAL POWER OR MECHANICAL4
167+WORK DURING AN EMERGENCY EVENT PURSUANT TO 40 CFR 60 OR 63, AS5
168+IN EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2022, FOR THE DURATION OF THE EMERGENCY6
169+EVENT.7
127170 (3) (a) A
128- PERSON THAT OPERATES AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY
129-PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 22-1372 ENGINE AT MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
130-UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SHALL :
171+ PERSON THAT OPERATES AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY8
172+ENGINE
173+AT MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES UNDER THE CONTROL OF9
174+THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SHALL :10
131175 (I) M
132-INIMIZE THE USE OF EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES AS
133-MUCH AS PRACTICABLE
134-, CONSISTENT WITH THE HEALTH , SAFETY, AND
135-WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF
136-COLORADO;
176+INIMIZE THE USE OF EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINES AS11
177+MUCH AS PRACTICABLE, CONSISTENT WITH THE HEALTH , SAFETY, AND12
178+WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO;13
137179 (II) R
138-EPORT AN EMERGENCY EVENT TO THE DIVISION WITHIN THE
139-LATER OF FORTY
140--EIGHT HOURS OR BY NOON ON THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY
141-AFTER COMMENCING OPERATION OF AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE
142-BECAUSE OF THE EMERGENCY EVENT
143-; AND
144-(III) EACH TIME AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS OPERATED ,
145-RECORD:
180+EPORT AN EMERGENCY EVENT TO THE DIVISION WITHIN THE14
181+LATER OF FORTY-EIGHT HOURS OR BY NOON ON THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY15
182+AFTER
183+COMMENCING OPERATION OF AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE16
184+BECAUSE OF THE EMERGENCY EVENT ; AND17
185+(III) E
186+ACH TIME AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE IS18
187+OPERATED, RECORD:19
146188 (A) T
147-HAT THE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE WAS OPERATED ;
189+HAT THE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE WAS OPERATED ;20
148190 (B) T
149-HE DATE THAT THE OPERATION BEGAN ;
191+HE DATE THAT THE OPERATION BEGAN ;21
150192 (C) T
151-HE DURATION OF THE OPERATION;
193+HE DURATION OF THE OPERATION;22
152194 (D) T
153-HE REASON FOR EACH OPERATION, INCLUDING AN EMERGENCY
154-EVENT
155-, MAINTENANCE, OR TESTING; AND
156-(E) WHETHER ANY ACTION WAS TAKEN TO MITIGATE THE USE OF THE
157-EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE DURING THE EMERGENCY EVENT
158-.
195+HE REASON FOR EACH OPERATION , INCLUDING AN23
196+EMERGENCY EVENT, MAINTENANCE, OR TESTING; AND24
197+(E) W
198+HETHER ANY ACTION WAS TAKEN TO
199+MITIGATE THE USE OF25
200+THE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE DURING THE EMERGENCY EVENT .26
159201 (b) A
160- PERSON THAT INSTALLS AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE
161-SHALL RETAIN FOR FIVE YEARS AND MAKE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION THE
162-INSTALLATION
163-, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION RECORDS AND DATA OF THE
164-EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE
165-, INCLUDING, AT A MINIMUM:
202+ PERSON THAT INSTALLS AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE27
203+1372
204+-5- SHALL RETAIN FOR FIVE YEARS AND MAKE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION THE1
205+INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION RECORDS AND DATA OF2
206+THE EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE , INCLUDING, AT A MINIMUM:3
166207 (I) M
167-ONITORING RESULTS;
208+ONITORING RESULTS;4
168209 (II) O
169-PERATION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ; AND
170-(III) OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE RECORDS .
210+PERATION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ; AND5
211+(III) O
212+PERATION AND MAINTENANCE RECORDS .6
171213 (4) A
172- PERSON THAT OPERATES AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE
173-AT MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
174-UNITED
175-PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 22-1372 STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SHALL SUBMIT A COMPLIANCE REPORT TO
176-THE DIVISION ANNUALLY ON THE DATE THE PERSON REGULARLY SUBMITS
177-REPORTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANY PERMITS HELD BY THE PERSON
178-. EACH
179-COMPLIANCE REPORT MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
180-:
214+ PERSON THAT OPERATES AN EMERGENCY STATIONARY7
215+ENGINE
216+AT MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES UNDER THE CONTROL OF8
217+THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SHALL SUBMIT A9
218+COMPLIANCE REPORT TO THE DIVISION ANNUALLY ON THE DATE THE10
219+PERSON REGULARLY SUBMITS REPORTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANY11
220+PERMITS HELD BY THE PERSON. EACH COMPLIANCE REPORT MUST INCLUDE12
221+THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION :13
181222 (a) T
182-HE INSTALLATION NAME AND ADDRESS ;
223+HE INSTALLATION NAME AND ADDRESS ;14
183224 (b) T
184-HE DATE OF THE REPORT AND THE BEGINNING AND END DATES
185-OF THE REPORTING PERIOD
186-;
225+HE DATE OF THE REPORT AND THE BEGINNING AND END DATES15
226+OF THE REPORTING PERIOD;16
187227 (c) T
188-HE INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE RECORDED IN SUBSECTION
189-(3)(a)(III) OF THIS SECTION;
228+HE INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE RECORDED IN SUBSECTION17
229+(3)(a)(III)
230+OF THIS SECTION;18
190231 (d) A
191-NY ACTION TAKEN TO MINIMIZE THE OPERATION OF THE
192-EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE
193-; AND
194-(e) A STATEMENT BY THE REPORTING PERSON , INCLUDING THE
195-PERSON
196-'S NAME, TITLE, AND SIGNATURE, CERTIFYING THE ACCURACY OF THE
197-REPORT
198-.
232+NY ACTION TAKEN TO MINIMIZE THE OPERATION OF THE19
233+EMERGENCY STATIONARY ENGINE ; AND20
234+(e) A
235+ STATEMENT BY THE REPORTING PERSON , INCLUDING THE21
236+PERSON'S NAME, TITLE, AND SIGNATURE, CERTIFYING THE ACCURACY OF22
237+THE REPORT.23
199238 (5) C
200-OMPLIANCE WITH THIS SECTION IS A CONDITION OF EVERY AIR
201-QUALITY PERMIT ISSUED OR RENEWED BY THE DIVISION FOR EMERGENCY
202-STATIONARY ENGINES FOR MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES UNDER THE
203-CONTROL OF THE
204-UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE .
205-(6) (a) N
206-O LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1, 2022, THE GOVERNOR OR THE
207-GOVERNOR
208-'S DESIGNEE SHALL SUBMIT THIS SECTION TO THE ADMINISTRATOR
209-FOR INCLUSION IN
210-COLORADO'S STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN.
211-(b) T
212-HIS SECTION WILL TAKE EFFECT ONLY IF THE ADMINISTRATOR
213-APPROVES THIS SECTION
214-'S INCLUSION IN THE STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN .
215-T
216-HE DIVISION SHALL NOTIFY THE REVISOR OF STATUTES IN WRITING OF THE
217-DATE ON WHICH THE CONDITION SPECIFIED IN THIS SUBSECTION
218- (6)(b) HAS
219-OCCURRED BY E
220--MAILING THE NOTICE TO
221-REVISOROFSTATUTES
222-.GA@STATE.CO.US. THIS SECTION TAKES EFFECT ON
223-THE EFFECTIVE DATE IDENTIFIED IN THE NOTICE THAT THE ADMINISTRATOR
224-APPROVED THIS SECTION
225-'S INCLUSION IN COLORADO'S STATE
226-IMPLEMENTATION PLAN OR
227-, IF THE NOTICE DOES NOT SPECIFY THAT DATE,
228-UPON THE DATE OF THE NOTICE TO THE REVISOR OF STATUTES .
229-PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 22-1372 (7) IF THE ADMINISTRATOR FAILS TO APPROVE INCLUSION OF THIS
230-SECTION INTO
231-COLORADO'S STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN BY SEPTEMBER
232-1, 2025:
233-(a) T
234-HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2025; AND
235-(b) THE GOVERNOR OR THE GOVERNOR 'S DESIGNEE SHALL WITHDRAW
236-THIS SECTION AS A STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVISION
237-.
238-SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
239-PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 22-1372 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
240-preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
241-____________________________ ____________________________
242-Alec Garnett Steve Fenberg
243-SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
244-OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
245-____________________________ ____________________________
246-Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
247-CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
248-OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
249- APPROVED________________________________________
250- (Date and Time)
251- _________________________________________
252- Jared S. Polis
253- GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
254-PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 22-1372
239+OMPLIANCE WITH THIS SECTION IS A CONDITION OF EVERY AIR24
240+QUALITY PERMIT ISSUED OR RENEWED BY THE
241+DIVISION FOR EMERGENCY25
242+STATIONARY ENGINES FOR MILITARY FACILITIES OR FACILITIES UNDER THE26
243+CONTROL OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE .27
244+1372
245+-6- (6) (a) NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1, 2022, THE GOVERNOR OR1
246+THE GOVERNOR'S DESIGNEE SHALL SUBMIT THIS SECTION TO THE2
247+ADMINISTRATOR FOR INCLUSION IN COLORADO'S STATE IMPLEMENTATION3
248+PLAN.4
249+(b) THIS SECTION WILL TAKE EFFECT ONLY IF THE ADMINISTRATOR5
250+APPROVES THIS SECTION'S INCLUSION IN THE STATE IMPLEMENTATION6
251+PLAN. THE DIVISION SHALL NOTIFY THE REVISOR OF STATUTES IN WRITING7
252+OF THE DATE ON WHICH THE CONDITION SPECIFIED IN THIS SUBSECTION8
253+(6)(b) HAS OCCURRED BY E -MAILING THE NOTICE TO9
254+REVISOROFSTATUTES.GA@STATE.CO.US. THIS SECTION TAKES EFFECT ON10
255+THE EFFECTIVE DATE IDENTIFIED IN THE NOTICE THAT THE ADMINISTRATOR11
256+APPROVED THIS SECTION 'S INCLUSION IN COLORADO'S STATE12
257+IMPLEMENTATION PLAN OR, IF THE NOTICE DOES NOT SPECIFY THAT DATE,13
258+UPON THE DATE OF THE NOTICE TO THE REVISOR OF STATUTES . 14
259+(7) IF THE ADMINISTRATOR FAILS TO APPROVE INCLUSION OF THIS15
260+SECTION INTO COLORADO'S STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN BY SEPTEMBER16
261+1, 2025:17
262+(a) THIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2025; AND18
263+(b) THE GOVERNOR OR THE GOVERNOR'S DESIGNEE SHALL19
264+WITHDRAW THIS SECTION AS A STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVISION .20
265+SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,21
266+determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate22
267+preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.23
268+1372
269+-7-