OKAY. THIS IS GARY JENSEN WITH FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION. WE WANT TO APOLOGIZE FOR THE DELAY. WE HAVE NO INTERNET CONNECTION GOING. BUT IT SEEMS TO BE WORKING OUT. WE'D LIKE TO ASK EVERYONE TO PLACE THEIR PHONES ON MUTE. AND WE WILL BEGIN. WE'RE GOING TO START OFF WITH THE WELCOME TO JIM SHROUD FROM THE FEDERAL ENVIRONMENT AND HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION. I JUST WANT TO TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO WELCOME EVERYBODY TO THIS CONFERENCE. I THINK THIS CONFERENCE IS PARTICULARLY TIMELY NOW BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW, EPA JUST POSTED THEIR NEW CONFORMIUM AMENDMENTS. ON THEIR WEBSITE. IT IS ALSO THE. [ INAUDIBLE ] ESTABLISHED THE CONFORMITY. THOSE ARE NOT ATTAINMENT AREAS. IT WILL BE IMPORTANT TO US. CONFORMITY LAPSE, WE CERTAINLY DON'T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN. THIS YEAR, EPA WILL BE MAKING THE PM2.5 NONATTAINMENT DESIGNATIONS. THAT WILL PROBABLY HAPPEN AROUND MID-DECEMBER. AND 30 TO 60 DAYS AFTER THAT POINT, THAT WILL START YET ANOTHER 12-MONTH GRACE PERIOD TO DETERMINE CONFORMITY ON A NEW PM2.5. THERE ARE CERTAINLY THOSE THAT ARE INVOLVED IN THE CONFORMITY PROCESS NEXT YEAR AND A HALF, PRETTY BUSY TIMEFRAME, AS WE'RE TRANSITIONING INTO A NEW CONFORMITY PROCESS FROM THE EIGHT-HOUR AREAS, TRANSITIONING INTO THE PM2.5 ATTAINMENT AREAS, AT THE SAME TIME TRANSITIONING OUT OF THE PROCESS, MAKING CONFORMITY IN THE ONE-HOUR OZONE NONATTAINMENT AREAS. FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS NET CONFERENCE REALLY IS TO REVIEW ON THE NEW PROVISIONS IN THE NEW CONFORMITY AMENDMENTS AND TO REALLY GIVE YOU A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THOSE PROVISIONS AND HOPEFULLY ANSWER AS MANY OF YOUR QUESTIONS AS WE CAN. AND AT SOME POINT ON THIS NET CONFERENCE WE'LL ALSO BE EXPLAINING ADDITIONAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES TO HELP EXPLAIN THESE REGULATIONS. THIS IS JUST ONE OF MANY EFFORTS TO GO ON TO TRY TO OBTAIN THESE NEW REGULATIONS. WITH THAT, I'LL TURN IT BACK TO GARY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GOOD NET CONFERENCE. HELLO, EVERYONE. ONCE AGAIN, I AM GARY JENSEN WITH FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION. I APOLOGIZE FOR OUR DELAY ONCE AGAIN. AND IT APPEARS LIKE THERE ARE STILL SOME TECHNICAL ISSUES. BUT YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO HEAR THROUGH YOUR TELEPHONE AND I'D REMIND EVERYONE TO PLEASE PUT THEIR PHONES ON MUTE. WHAT WE'RE GETTING IS FEEDBACK FROM OTHER PEOPLE'S PHONES. WE APOLOGIZE. WE KNOW THIS ISN'T A PERFECT TECHNOLOGY. BUT THIS WAS BASICALLY THE FASTEST WAY WE COULD GET SOMETHING TOGETHER AND GET OUT FOR YOU ALL. SO BECAUSE OF THE FORMAT, WE WILL ASK EVERYBODY, IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, GO AHEAD AND TYPE THEM IN THE CHAT BOX ON YOUR SCREEN AND THAT WAY, WE'LL BE ABLE TO GET TO YOU. IF WE CAN'T GET TO EVERYBODY TODAY, WE WILL BE PUTTING THEM ON THE NET CONFERENCE. AND THEY WILL ALSO BE POSTED IN OUR NET CONFERENCE. IN ADDITION, THE NET CONFERENCE ITSELF WILL BE RECORDED. BUT AT OUR WEBSITE SO PEOPLE CAN VIEW IT AT A LATER TIME. OUR AGENDA TODAY IS MAINLY JUST TO GO THROUGH THE CHANGES THAT WERE HIGHLIGHTED IN THE CONFORMITY RULE AMENDMENT. WE WILL NOT BE COVERING REALLY ANY BASIC CONFORMITY QUESTIONS. WE'LL JUST FOCUS IN ON THE CHANGES THAT ARE OCCURRING BECAUSE OF THE RULE AMENDMENT. SO WE'RE GOING TO START OUT WITH A BRIEF BACKGROUND ON THE AMENDMENTS. WE'RE GOING TO DISCUSS THE EIGHT-HOUR OZONE STANDARD AND THE CONFORMING RULE AMENDMENTS THAT DEAL WITH THAT. WE'LL HAVE A QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD. AND THEN WE'LL HAVE A BREAK HALFWAY THROUGH. THEN WE WILL FOLLOW UP WITH PM2.5 CHANGES, AS WELL AS THE OTHER CHANGES THAT ARE PART OF THIS CONFORMITY RULE BECAUSE THERE ARE A NUMBER OF OTHER CHANGES. WE'LL HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD AND THEN KIND OF WRAP UP AND TALK ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES JIM TALKED ABOUT IN OUR NEXT STEP. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS IN THE CHAT BOX ANY TIME DURING THE PRESENTATION. IF WE DON'T ANSWER YOU DURING THE PRESENTATION, WE'LL TRY TO GET TO YOU DURING THE QUESTION-AND-ANSWER PERIOD. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE CONFORMITY RULE AMENDMENTS WERE FIRST TO PROVIDE FROM THE IMPLEMENTATION RULES FOR THE NEW STANDARDS, THE EIGHT-HOUR OZONE AND THE PM2.5 STANDARDS. THEY ARE ALSO TO INCORPORATE THE CHANGES, DUE TO THE MARCH 1999 COURT DECISION AND THAT ARE PART OF THE GUIDANCE THAT WE'RE ACTING UNDER FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS NOW. AND FINALLY, THE THIRD OBJECTIVE IN THE RULE AMENDMENTS WERE TO PROVIDE STREAMLINING AND IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CONFORMITY PROCESS ITSELF. WE'LL GET TO THOSE LATER ON. WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE SCHEDULE, THE RULE THAT WAS RELEASED BY EPA ON JUNE 14th ADDRESSS ISSUES THAT WERE RAISED IN A PROPOSAL JUNE 30th OF 2000. A LOT OF TIMES IT'S CALLED THE COURT DECISION PROPOSAL. IT ALSO ADDRESSES ALL BUT TWO OF THE ISSUES RAISED IN THE NOVEMBER 5th PROPOSAL AND THAT WAS THE NEW PROPOSAL ON THE NEW STANDARDS. THE -- THE CONFORMITY RULE IS ALSO -- FITS IN WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES FOR THE EIGHT-HOUR OZONE. AND WHAT THEY'RE PLANNING FOR PM2.5 AND STRATEGY. THE -- AS I SAID, THE RULE WITHOUT ON JUNE 14th. WE EXPECT TO SEE THE FEDERAL REGISTER PROBABLY AROUND THE FIRST WEEK OF JULY. SO THERE WERE A COUPLE OF ISSUES NOT ADDRESSED IN THIS RULE MAKING. FIRST IS CONSIDERATION 3.5 PRECURSORS. IN REGIONAL ANALYSIS. EPA DECIDED THEY NEEDED TO TAKE MORE COMMENT ON THEIR IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY BEFORE THEY COULD FOR THE CONFORMITY RULE. THE PM2.5 PRECURSOR ISSUES ALSO IMPORTANT FOR OTHER PROGRAMS, INCLUDING RESOURCE REVIEW. AND EPA WANTED TO COLLECT COMMENTS ON THOSE OTHER PROGRAMS. THE OTHER ISSUE THEY'RE NOT FINALIZING THIS IS MAKING PM2.5 IN HOT SPOTS. IN FACT, EPA IS PLANNING ON ISSUING A SUPPLEMENTAL ISSUE IN NOTICE MAKING THE NEXT MONTH OR SO, WHICH IS GOING TO ASK FOR MORE COMMENT ON THE HOT SPOT ISSUE, AS WELL AS PRESENT ADDITIONAL OPTIONS THAT WERE NOT PART OF THE ORIGINAL RULE MAKING. FOR BOTH OF THESE ISSUES, EPA HOPES TO FINALIZE FULL AMENDMENTS BY THE TIME PM2.5 AREAS ARE DESIGNATED, COULD BE EARLY NEXT YEAR. SO FOR THE EIGHT-HOUR OZONE STANDARD, THE AREAS WERE DESIGNATED ON APRIL 15th. EFFECTIVE DATES FOR THE MOST PART OF JUNE 15. [ INAUDIBLE ] THIS IS KPEP FOR THOSE -- EXCEPT FOR THOSE AREAS OF THE EARLY EARLY ACTION COMPACT OR WHERE THE EXCEPTION DATE WAS CONFERRED. ALSO THERE'S BEEN A CHANGE FOR THE LAS VEGAS DATE, WHERE THE EFFECTIVE DATE HAS BEEN DEFERRED UNTIL SEPTEMBER. SO FOR MOST AREAS FOR THE EIGHT-HOUR OZONE IT'S GOING TO APPLY ON JUNE 15 2005. AT THE SAME TIME, THE ONE-HOUR STANDARD WILL BE REVOKED. SO THE ONE-HOUR STANDARD WILL BE REVOKED ONE YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF DESIGNATION FOR MOST AREAS, EFFECTIVE 2005. CONFORMITY FOR THE ONE-HOUR STANDARD WILL NO LONGER APPLY AT THAT POINT FOR THOSE FEW ONE-HOUR MAINTENANCE AREAS THAT ARE ALSO EIGHT-HOUR EARLY ACTION COMPACT AREAS. ONLY THREE OF THEM. ASHCROFT, GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, AND DENVER, COLORADO. [ INAUDIBLE ] ONE-HOUR STANDARD. APPLICATION OF THE EIGHT-HOUR STANDARD TO ENSURE THAT CONFORMITY WOULD NOT BE REQUIRED AT THE SAME TIME. THE FINAL RULE DOES NOT CHANGE ANY OF THE ONE-HOUR CONFORMITY REACH REQUIREMENTS. DURING THE GRACE PERIOD, DURING THIS ONE-YEAR PERIOD PRIOR TO JUNE 15, 2000, AGAINST THE ONE-HOUR STANDARD RULE APPLIED WILL STILL APPLY IN ONE-HOUR NONATTAINMENT MAINTENANCE AREAS. IN OTHER WORDS, ANY NEW PLANS OR PROJECT APPROVALS HAVE TO BE CONFORMED AGAINST THE PROJECT STANDARD AT THAT TIME. AND THE ONE-HOUR STANDARD WILL CONTINUE TO APPLY IN THE EXISTING STANDARDS. EARLY ACTION CONTACT AREAS, EIGHT-HOUR CONFORMITY WILL NOT BE REQUIRED. THE EIGHT-HOUR DESTINATION WAS DEFERRED. THEY ACTUALLY DO NOT HAVE AN EFFECTIVE EIGHT-HOUR NONATTAINMENT DESIGNATION. THEREFORE, THESE AREAS WILL NOT HAVE TO COMPLY WITH THE EIGHT-HOUR CONFORMITY REQUIREMENTS IN THIS RULE UNLESS THE AREA MISSES A MILESTONE AND THE NONATTAINMENT DESIGNATION IS NOT DONE. HOWEVER,. [ INAUDIBLE ] FOR THOSE AREAS, WE'LL HAVE TO CONTINUE WITH THE ONE-HOUR CONFORMMENTS UNTIL WE ATTAIN THE EIGHT-HOUR STANDARD OR THEY MISS ONE OF THEIR EAP MILESTONES. THIS COULD BE -- EAC MILESTONES. THIS COULD BE AS LATE AS 2005. PM2.5 STANDARD, EPA PLANS ON DESIGNATING THOSE AREAS LATE THIS YEAR. EFFECTIVE DATES IN EARLY 20 VERY 5. -- 2005. UNDER THE CLEAN-AIR ACT, IT WOULD COMPLY WITH THE CLEAN AIR STANDARD EARLY 2006. IT CONTINUES TO WORK ON THE BROADER IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY AND HOPES TO HAVE A PROPOSAL OUT LATER THIS SUMMER. THAT PROPOSAL WILL ADDRESS REQUIREMENTS, OTHER PM2.5 REQUIREMENTS. SO ONCE AGAIN, FOR NEW NONATAINMENT AREAS, THEY WILL HAVE A ONE-YEAR DATE FOR IT TO BE EFFECTIVE TO REQUIRE. FOR THAT ONE YEAR CONFORMING THAT MUST BE IN PLACE. THAT WILL BE TO THE CONFORMITY FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS. IN OTHER WORDS, FOR EIGHT-HOUR OZONE AREAS, BY JUNE 15, 2005, METROPOLITAN AREAS WILL HAVE TO MAKE A CONFORMITY DETERMINATION FOR THE EIGHT-HOUR STANDARDS AND TIPS. AND NEW AREAS THAT WILL START AT THE 3-YEAR CONFORMITY CLOCK. SO WHEN IT'S FIRST CONFORMITY DETERMINATION REQUIRED. LIKE I SAID, FOR METROPOLITAN AREAS, REQUIRED BY THE END OF THE ONE-YEAR GRACE PERIOD. IF THE T.I.P. CONFORMITY IS NOT DETERMINED AT AT THAT TIME. [ INAUDIBLE ] FOR AREAS SUBJECT TO THE FREQUENCY REQUIREMENT OF PLANS AND TIPS. SO THEY'RE REQUIRED TO MAKE CONFORMITY DETERMINATION AGAINST THE NEW STANDARD. FIRST PROJECT APPROVAL. [ INAUDIBLE ] BUT THEY WILL HAVE TO SEEK CONFORMITY PRIOR TO -- AFTER JUNE 15. ONE THING TO NOTE, CONFORMITY DETERMINATIONS CAN BE MADE LAST. EXCUSE ME. DURING THE -- . [ INAUDIBLE ] AGAIN, EVERYBODY, ONCE AGAIN, PLEASE PUT YOUR PHONES ON MUTE. WE CAN HEAR A LOT OF OTHER TALKING AND A LOT OF FEEDBACK. I'M ASKING ONCE AGAIN, PLEASE PUT YOUR PHONES ON MUTE. WE'RE STILL HEARING A LOT OF PEOPLE. PLEASE. ONE MORE TIME, PLEASE PUT YOUR PHONES ON MUTE. SO THERE WERE SOME CHANGES THAT WERE MADE TO THE INTERIM EMISSIONS TESTS. THESE ARE THE TESTS THAT HAVE TO BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO ADEQUATE OR APPROVED SIP BUDGETS IN PLACE. THESE ARE COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE BASELINE YEAR TEST MOBILE TESTS. FINAL RULE CHANGES THE BASELINE YEAR FROM 1990 TO 2002 FOR THE NEW STANDARDS FOR PM2.5, EIGHT-HOUR OZONE AREAS. 1990 WILL REMAIN THE BASE YEAR FOR EXISTING ONE-HOUR AREAS, AS WELL AS CARBON MONOXIDE IN PM10 AREAS. MAKING CHANGES TO BUILD/NO-BUILD TESTS, CHANGE IT TO BUILD-NO BUILD TESTS. AND WAIVES THE TESTS ALTOGETHER FOR CERTAIN AREAS WHERE THE BUILD AND NO-BUILD SCENARIOS ARE THE SAME. THIS WILL PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY TO AREAS OF LOWER CLASSIFICATION, IN AREAS WITH FEWER CLEAN AIR ACT REQUIREMENTS AND WILL ELIMINATE ANALYSIS THAT IS UNNECESSARY WHEN THE SCENARIOS ARE THE SAME. THE BUILD/NO-BUILD TEST WAS ALWAYS SOMETHING. [ INAUDIBLE ] THAT COULD NOT BE EQUALED. ROBLE THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF THE RULE MAKING IS WHAT TESTS DO PEOPLE HAVE TO COMPLY WITH. WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT A FEW DIFFERENT SCENARIOS HERE. BUT THE FIRST SITUATION WOULD BE EIGHT-HOUR AREAS THAT DO NOT HAVE ONE-HOUR SIP BUDGETS. MEANS THEY DO NOT HAVE AN ADEQUATE OR APPROVED ONE-HOUR SIP IN PLACE FOR ANY PART OF THE EIGHT-HOUR AREA. IN THIS CASE, THE FINAL RULE IS GENERALLY CONSISTENT WITH THE ONE-HOUR REQUIREMENT. MARGINAL AND SUBPART ONE ARE BASIC AREAS THAT CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN THE TWO TESTS, EITHER A BUILD BELL EQUAL OR LESS THAN THE NO-BUILD. OR A GREATER -- NO-GREATER-THAN-2002 TEST. AS WITH MODERATE AND ABOVE AREAS, WILL HAVE TO COMPLETE BOTH TESTS. THAT'S THE LESS THAN FOUR-MONTH TEST. BUILDS HAVE TO BE LESS THAN THE NO-BUILDS AND THE BUILDS HAVE TO BE LESS THAN 2002. THE REASON FOR THIS IS BECAUSE MODERN ABOVE AREAS UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACT EMISSION ACTIVITIES MUST CONTRIBUTE TO ANNUAL REDUCTION AREAS. THAT'S AN ADDITIONAL PROVISION THAT THEY HAVE TO COMPLY WITH. AND THAT'S WHY THOSE AREAS HAVE TO MEET BOTH TESTS. FOR ALL EIGHT-HOUR AREAS, USING INTERIM EMISSIONS TEST, THE REGIONAL EMISSIONS ANALYSIS IS ALWAYS DONE FOR VOCs, ALSO DONE FOR NOx UNLESS THE NOx WAIVER IS ISSUED. BUT PLEASE NOTE IT MUST BE WAIVED FOR THE EIGHT-HOUR STANDARD. IF YOU HAVE A NOx WAIVER FOR THE ONE-HOUR, IT DOES NOT APPLY. YOU'LL HAVE TO HAVE A NEW WAIVER. OTHERWISE YOU'LL HAVE TO DO CONFORMILITY FOR BOTH DOC AND NOx. FOR AREAS WITH ONE-HOUR, THE FINAL RULE IS DIFFERENT THAN THE PROPOSAL PUT FORTH IN A MENU COULD CHOOSE FROM. BASED ON COMMENTS THAT AREAS RECEIVED THAT EPA RECEIVED FROM A NUMBER OF GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS THAT. [ INAUDIBLE ] ONE-HOUR SIP BUDGETS WILL NEED TO BE USED FOR EIGHT-HOUR CONFORMITY BUT EIGHT-HOUR SIPS ARE IN, UNLESS ANOTHER TEST IS DEEMED MORE APPROPRIATE. AND WE'LL GET TO WHAT WE MEAN BY WHAT IS MORE APPROPRIATE. IF YOU HAVE AN ADEQUATE OR APPROVED ONE-HOUR SIP BUDGET IN PLACE THAT YOU ARE USING FOR CONFORMITY, YOU WILL HAVE TO CONTINUE TO TO USE THAT BUDGET FOR EIGHT-HOUR IN MOST CASES. HOW THIS WILL APPLY IN THE RULE BASICALLY DIVIDED INTO FOUR DIFFERENT SCENARIOS. SCENARIO ONE IS THE CASE WHERE YOUR ONE-HOUR, NONATTAINMENT MAINTENANCE AREA IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS YOUR ATTAINMENT IS. SCENARIO TWO IS THE SITUATION WHERE YOUR ONE-HOUR AREA IS LARGER THAN YOUR EIGHT-HOUR AREA. OUR THE EIGHT-HOUR COVERS A SMALLER GEOGRAPHICAL AREA. SCENARIO THREE IS WHERE IT IS SIGNIFICANTLY LARGER. IT ALSO INCLUDES THE ENTIRE ONE-HOUR AREA. AND FINALLY, SCENARIO 4, THE SITUATION WHERE YOUR ONE-HOUR AREA AND YOUR EIGHT-HOUR AREAS OVERLAP AND DON'T INCLUDE EITHER IN THE ENTIRETY. WE ALSO KNOW THAT SOME AREAS, YOU MAY HAVE A HARD TIME FIGURING OUT WHICH UMBRELLA YOU SIT UNDER BECAUSE THERE ARE FAIRLY COMPLEX AREAS OUT THERE. WE REALIZE THAT. AND EPA IS GOING TO BE RECEIVING ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE TO HELP THOSE AREAS UNDERSTAND HOW CONFORMITY WILL APPLY IN THESE MULTIJURISDICTIONAL AREAS. WE'LL COVER THAT LATER. BUT TODAY I'M GOING TO COVER THE BASIC SCENARIOS THAT WILL ARE COVERED IN THE RULE. SCENARIO ONE, THIS IS THE SIMPLEST AREA, YOUR ONE-HOUR NONATTAINMENT BOUNDARY IS THE SAME AS YOUR EIGHT-HOUR NONATTAINMENT BOUNDARY. IN THESE CASES, YOU WOULD USE YOUR ONE-HOUR BUDGET AS IS. YOU WOULD CONTINUE CONFORMITY AS YOU HAVE BEEN DOING. AND YOU WOULD MEET THOSE UNTIL YOU HAVE ASSETS OR APPROVED EIGHT-HOUR BUDGETS IN PLACE. FOR SCENARIO 2 AREAS, THIS IS WHERE THE ONE-HOUR AREAS LARGER THAN THE EIGHT-HOUR AREA. THERE ARE TWO OPTIONS. FIRST YOU CAN DO CONFORMITY USING THE ENTIRE AREA USING THE ONE-HOUR BUDGET. OR IF POSSIBLE, YOU CAN FORM AGAINST THE EIGHT-HOUR AREA. BUT THE PORTION IS AGAINST THE ONE-HOUR THAT'S APPLICABLE. THAT'S IF YOU CAN IDENTIFY THAT APPLICABLE PORTION. THIS MAY BE THE CASE WHERE YOU HAVE A NONATTAINMENT AREA THAT HAS THREE OR FOUR COUNTIES IN THE INVENTORY OF YOUR SIP WAS DEVELOPED ON A COUNTY BASIS. AND THAT CASE, YOU MAY BE ABLE TO SEPARATE OUT THE BUDGET THAT WOULD APPLY TO THE SMALLER AREA. THAT CANNOT BE DONE, THEN YOU CAN USE CONFORMITY AGAINST THE ENTIRE ONE-HOUR AREA. HOWEVER, IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT IN CONFORMITY IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL REDUCTION TO PASS THE TEST, THOSE REDUCTIONS WILL HAVE TO COME FROM THE EIGHT-HOUR AREA. SCENARIO 3, ONCE AGAIN IS THE CASE WHERE THE EIGHT-HOUR AREA IS LARGER THAN THE ONE-HOUR AREA. THESE WILL STILL CONTINUE TO HAVE TO USE THE ONE-HOUR SIP AND MEET THEIR BUDGETS IN THE ONE-HOUR AREA. HOWEVER, IN ADDITION TO MEETING THE BUDGET'S TESTS, THESE AREAS WILL ALSO HAVE TO COMPLETE THE INTERIM EMISSIONS TESTS. AND THERE ARE SEVERAL OPTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE EMISSIONS TEST. THEY CAN COMPLETE THEM FOR THE ENTIRE EIGHT-HOUR AREA, INCLUDING THE ONE-HOUR AREA. THEY CAN DO THE INTERIM EMISSIONS TEST JUST FOR THE PORTION THAT'S NOT COVERED IN THE ONE-HOUR SIP. ER OR IN CASES OF MULTISTATE AREAS, THERE'S SOME CASES OF FLEXIBILITY INVOLVED AS FAR AS BEING ABLE TO DETERMINE THE INTERIM EMISSIONS TESTS JUST FOR THE PORTION OF THE NONATTAINMENT AREA IN YOUR STATE. ONCE AGAIN, THIS WILL BE COVERED IN FURTHER GUIDANCE THAT EPA EXPECTS SOON. AND FINALLY, THE LAST SCENARIO IS WHERE THE THINGS MATCH AND DO NOT OVERLAP. IN THESE CASES, AREAS WILL USE THAT PORTION OF THE ONE-HOUR BUDGET THAT THEY CAN IDENTIFY FOR THE ONE-HOUR AREA. IN ADDITION, AS IN THE SCENARIO 3 AREAS, THEY'LL HAVE TO DO THE INTERIM EMISSIONS TEST TO COVER THE PART OF THE AREA THAT'S NOT COVERED BY A BUDGET. AND ONCE AGAIN, THEY'LL HAVE OPTIONS THEY CAN USE. THEY CAN DO THIS TEST JUST FOR THE REMAINDER. OR THEY CAN DO IT FOR THE ENTIRE EIGHT-HOUR AREA. OR IF THEY HAVE A MULTISTATE AREA, THERE IS FLEXIBILITY INVOLVED FOR ONLY DOING THE EMISSIONS TEST FOR THE PORTION OF THE NONATTAINMENT AREA IN THE STATE.