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Draft Environmental Impact Report Page IV.D-21 Forward Landfill Expansion A number of observations can be developed while assessing the net increase in emissions by emission source and pollutant: • A majority of the VOC and NO, emissions are due to the fugitive LFG emissions (59 and 92 percent under the flare option) or new LFG engines (60 and 86 percent under the LF engine option). • A majority of the PM10 emissions are due to fugitive dust emissions (76 percent under both options). • Mobile emission sources are generally a smaller contributor (less than the CEQA thresholds) to the net increase in emissions. Mitigation Measure IV.D_2: The applicant shall comply with SJVAPCD Rule 2201 regulations to offset stationary source emissions of VOCs, NOx, and PM1O in excess of the applicable SJVAPCD thresholds. The applicant shall also comply with Regulation VIII Rule 8011 and implement Mitigation Measure IV.D-1 for operational activities such as earthmoving. Rule 2201 requires new and modified stationary sources of emissions to mitigate emissions using best available control technology and to offset emissions when above thresholds. All NO,emissions from stationary sources in excess of the applicable SJVAPCD threshold shall be offset by acquisition of emission offsets, as required by SJVAPCD Rule 2201 regulations. For example,under the Current Permitted (flare) option, a total of 48 tpy of NO,emissions would be offset. Thus,the stationary source NO.,emissions would be mitigated with emission offsets and the remaining mobile source NQ,emissions (6.2 tpy) would be less than significant. Any Project PMIO emissions from stationary sources in excess of the applicable SJVAPCD threshold shall be offset by the acquisition of emission reduction credits, which are required by SJVAPCD Rule 2201 regulations. For example, under the Current Permitted (flare) option, a total of 33 tpy of PM10 emission reduction credits would be acquired. In addition, SJVAPCD's Guide for Assessing and Mitigating Air Quality Impacts states that compliance with the District's Fugitive Dust Rules (Regulation VIII)16 will constitute sufficient mitigation to reduce fugitive PMIo impacts to a level considered less-than significant. The applicant shall comply with Regulation VIII Rule 8011 and implement Mitigation Measure-IV.D-1 for fugitive dust control during operational activities such as earthmoving, which are similar to construction activities but occur throughout the facility operation. All VOC emissions from stationary sources in excess of the applicable SJVAPCD threshold shall be offset by acquisition of emission offsets, as required by SJVAPCD Rule 2201 regulations. For example, under the Current Permitted (flare) option, a total of 32 tpy of VOC emissions would be offset. Thus, the stationary source VOC emissions would be mitigated with emission offsets and the remaining mobile source VOC emissions (8.8 tpy) would be less than significant. Thus, the stationary source PMIo emissions would be mitigated with emission reduction credits and the fugitive dust emissions would be considered less than significant with compliance with Regulation VIII. The remaining mobile source PM10 emissions would be less than significant. San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District, http://www.valle, a�g/transportation/cepa rules.htm