Effective immediately, no enforcement action will be taken for non-compliance with the following requirements:

• Fleet average or BACT requirements (vehicle retrofit and replacement),
• Limitations on adding higher emitting Tier 0 and Tier 1 vehicles, and
• Requirements for new fleets to meet fleet average targets to enter California.

Current regulatory provisions that remain enforceable include:

• Idling limits
• Reporting
• Labeling, and
• Sales Disclosure Requirements.

At least $20 million is available for projects that operate 75% of the time within the SCAQMD 4-county jurisdiction. Any public or private mobile source project that results in cost-effective PM and/or NOx reduction that is not subject to current regulations or within three years of a regulatory compliance deadline is eligible for the funding. Examples of heavy-duty on and off-road mobile equipment that may qualify for funding include on-road trucks over 14,000 lbs. gross vehicle weight, and off-road equipment such as construction and farm equipment; marine vessels; locomotives; forklifts; airport ground support equipment; and auxiliary power units. To be eligible for funds, projects must meet the cost-effective threshold of $16,000 per weighted ton of total reduced emissions, and be fully operational and completed prior to May 31, 2012.

EPA has now completed its further evaluation. Based on this evaluation, EPA believes that the Administrative Stay should be lifted. EPA is not revisiting the original listing decision, rather, EPA is merely presenting its rationale for why the Administrative Stay of the reporting requirements for hydrogen sulfide should be lifted. After consideration of comments received before April 27, 2010, the Agency will issue another Federal Register document responding to comments and taking appropriate action.

The online version of the California Regulatory Notice Register is published weekly by the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) includes the proposed actions on regulations and final regulations filed with the OAL. An annual hardcopy subscription to the California Regulatory Notice Register is available for purchase online from Barclays.

Rulemaking Gateway complements Regulations.gov, the federal government's main portal for tracking rules from all federal agencies, by providing brief overviews of specific EPA rules and additional ways to search rules based on the phases they are in (e.g., pre- proposal, proposal), the topics they relate to (e.g., air, water), and the impacts they might have (e.g., impacts on small businesses or environmental justice).

Activities that disturb paint include:

• Remodeling and repair/maintenance
• Electrical work
• Plumbing
• Painting
• Carpentry
• Window replacement

• Housing built in 1978 or later
• Housing for elderly or disabled persons, unless children under 6 reside or are expected to reside there
• Zero-bedroom dwellings (studio apartments, dormitories, etc.)
• Housing or components declared lead-free by a certified inspector or risk assessor
• Minor repair and maintenance activities that disturb 6 square feet or less of paint per room inside, or 20 square feet or less on the exterior of a home or building

Firms may apply to EPA for certification to perform renovations or dust sampling. To apply, a firm must submit to EPA a completed "Application for Firms", signed by an authorized agent of the firm, and pay the correct amount of fees. A list of trainers accredited to provide lead renovator training is available on the EPA website "EPA-Accredited Renovation, Repair, and Painting Program (RRP) Training Providers"