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1 Applications are accepted and funded on a continuous basis Applications must be completed and provided with a quote and W9 Incentive amount is based on the horsepower of the new equipment 2 Minimum requirements for the old

  1. 1 • Applications are accepted and funded on a continuous basis • Applications must be completed and provided with a quote and W9 • Incentive amount is based on the horsepower of the new equipment 2 Minimum requirements for the old equipment –Old equipment must have an uncontrolled (Tier 0), Tier I or Tier 2 diesel engine –Must be self propelled with horsepower rating of 25 or greater –Must have owned & operated the equipment for the last two years 3 1

  2. • Minimum requirements for the new equipment – 10 year contract established – The equipment must be considered new (by the manufacturer) – Must purchase the cleanest equipment available. • If the old tractor is a Tier 2 the new tractor must be a Tier 4 – Must operate the equipment 75% of the time in CA & 50% of the time within the SJVAPCD 4 How much $$ can I get? SJVAPCD Wheel Loaders (max bhp rating) Incentive All Horsepower Ratings $450/bhp All other Tractors & Equipment SJVAPCD (max bhp rating) Incentive 25-109 $200/bhp 110-149 $250/bhp 150 + $350/bhp 5 • 2800+ Tractors Replaced (SJVAPCD) • 2100+ Tractors Replaced (NRCS) • $200m – Incentives (SJVAPCD & NRCS) • $220m Farmers Cost Share • $420m Total Project Cost • Over 12 Tons per day of NOX reduced 6 2

  3. • Rule 4702 compliance date is fast approaching for Tier 2 agricultural irrigation pump engines: Compression-Ignited (Diesel) Engine Greater than 25 brake HP Existing (old) New Engine Emission Limit / Compliance Date Engine Type Standard Tier 2 Tier 4 January 1, 2015* Tier 3 or 4 Meet standard in effect at At time of installation time of installation *January 1, 2015 or 12 years after installation date, but not later than 6/1/2018 7 • Time is of the essence – Projects must be funded a minimum of one (1) year prior to Rule 4702 compliance dates – Rule 4702 began claiming Tier 2 ag-pump reductions on January 1, 2015 – Tier 3 to electric projects are being accepted and funded – Applications are being accepted on a first- come, first-served basis 8 • Funding is available for the following categories: – Tier 2 going to Tier 4 (Limited) – Tier 2, & 3 going to Electric • Funding is capped at the following horsepower levels for each new engine/motor, not to exceed 85% of eligible costs for repower projects and 20% of eligible costs for new motor purchase projects Diesel Engine to Diesel Engine SJVAPCD Incentive 26-99 $140/hp 100-125 $120/hp 126-150 $100/hp 151-749 $90/hp Diesel Engine to Electric Motor SJVAPCD Incentive 26-99 $150/hp 100-199 $130/hp 200-499 $140/hp 500-600 $150/hp 9 3

  4. 1. Permanently disabled and photographed by SJVAPCD 2. Sent to scrapping facility to be crushed (receipt w/ engine serial number submitted to SJVAPCD) 10 • Eliminate permitting requirements!! –If you eliminate combustion irrigation engines, or reduce the numbers of engines enough, you can avoid air permits. –Approximate trigger points for District and Federal Title V permits with an average potential use at 2,500 hours per year. 11 Incentive Programs Jeff Riding Derek Winters (559) 230-5871 (559) 230-5943 jeff.riding@valleyair.org derek.winters@valleyair.org Kevin McCaffery Aaron Tarango (559) 230-5831 (559) 230-5873 kevin.mccaffery@valleyair.org Aaron.Tarango@valleyair.org Megan Cox (559) 230-6143 Kira Taylor megan.cox@valleyair.org (559) 230-5966 Kira.taylor@valleyair.org Jeannine Tackett (559) 230-5843 jeannine.tackett@valleyair.org 12 4

  5. FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIE S FOR AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT Workshops are being held to provide information and assistance in obtaining grant funding for agri- cultural equipment replacement. The SJVAPCD and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Ser- vice, in conjunction with the agricultural community, will be providing information and application as- sistance to farmers in the Valley on the following days. Agricultural Equipment Replacement Workshops Dat ate Tim ime Loca ocatio ion Monday, February 22, 2016 8:30 am Merced County Farm Bureau — 646 California 59, Merced, CA 95341 11:00 am Stanislaus County Ag Center — 3800 Cornucopia Way, Harvest Hall Rooms D&E Modesto, CA 2:00 pm San Joaquin Ag Commissioner’s Office — 2101 E. Earhart Ave., Stockton, CA Tuesday, February 23, 2016 9:30 am Kern County Cooperation Extension Conference Room — 1031 S. Mt Vernon Ave. Bakersfield 1:30 pm Tulare County Ag Commissioner’s Office Auditorium— 4437 S. Laspina, Tulare, CA Wednesday, February 24, 2016 8:30 am City of Hanford Training Room — 319 N Douty Street Hanford, CA 93230 11:00 am San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District — 1990 East Gettysburg Ave. Fresno, CA 93726 SJVAPCD Funding Opportunities Minimum Requirements for Stationary Agricultural Irrigation Pumps Tractor and Mobile Equipment Replacement   Must not receive funding from the NRCS NAQI program Funding is available for the following categories: or any other local, state or federal programs for the equip- Diesel Tier 2 going to Diesel Tier 4.  ment on application. Diesel Tier 2 or 3 going to Electric.    Must engage in agricultural operations as defined by ARB Tier 2 projects must be funded by December 31, 2016.  (see reverse side for definition). Converting diesel engines to electric may reduce permitting  Tractor / equipment must be self propelled, diesel powered and registration requirements associated with Rule 4702.   Must be domiciled and operated annually 75% within CA Funding amounts are based on a dollar per horsepower of the new engine, not to exceed 85% of the eligible costs. and 50% within SJVAPCD (see map of SJVAPCD on re- verse side) for past 2 years. Diesel to Diesel Ag Pumps SJVAPCD Incentive  Must currently be in-use and in operational condition. 26-99 $140/hp  Must have a horsepower rating of 25 or greater. 100-125 $120/hp  Must have a uncontrolled (Tier 0), Tier 1, or Tier 2. 126-150 $100/hp  151-749 $90/hp New tractor / equipment must have a current model year Diesel to Electric Ag Pumps SJVAPCD Incentive emissions engine or best available technology. 26-99 $150/hp  New tractor / equipment must serve the same function and 100-199 $130/hp perform the same work equivalent as the old tractor. 200-499 $140/hp  See reverse side for funding table. 500-600 $150/hp Eligible projects will be funded on a first - come - first–serve basis. Eligible equipment are those that are used for agricultural operations as defined by the California Air Resources Board (ARB), see reverse side. Please note that the following list of minimum require- ments does not guarantee funding and additional information may be required. ***Applicant must NOT purchase, make payments toward, and/or take possession of new equipment prior to receiving a fully executed contract from SJVAPCD.*** Central Region Offjce * 1990 East Getuysburg Avenue * Fresno, CA 93726 - 0244 * www.valleyair.org

  6. Mobile Equipment Funding Amounts Projects will be funded based on a dollar per horsepower basis determined by the horsepower of the engine in the new equipment. Please note that only wheel loaders have a separate funding allowance. Co-Funding from multiple agencies, in- cluding NRCS, is not allowed for the same equipment. Wheel Loaders (advertised horsepower rating) SJVAPCD Incentive All Horsepower Ratings $450/hp All other Tractors & Equipment (advertised horse power rating) SJVAPCD Incentive 25-109 $200/hp 110-149 $250/hp $350/hp 150 + Map of SJVAPCD “Agricultural operations” is defined from ARB’s Regulation for In - Use Off-Road Diesel Vehicles (Title 13 CCR § 2449): and means (1) the growing or harvesting of crops from soil (including forest operations), and the raising of plants at wholesale nurseries, but not retail nurseries, or the raising of fowl or animals for the primary purpose of making a profit, providing a livelihood, or conducting agricultural research or instruction by an educational institution, or (2) agricultural crop preparation services such as packinghouses, cotton gins, nut hullers and processors, dehydrators, and feed and grain mills. Agricultural crop preparation services include only the first processing after harvest, not subsequent processing, canning, or other similar activities. For forest operations, agricultural crop preparation services include milling, peeling, producing particleboard and medium density fiberboard, and producing woody landscape materials. Contact Information: For more information regarding the SJVAPCD’s grant programs, please contact staff in the Incentive Program: Phone: (559) 230-5800 Fax: (559) 230-6112 www.valleyair.org/grants Email: weberip@valleyair.org

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