The Board of Directors meeting covered several key items, including authorization to accept substantial grant funding from the California Air Resources Board for programs like Clean Cars for All and Carl Moyer, as well as federal grants from the EPA. The board considered amendments to architectural services contracts and authorized the procurement of equipment to support ambient air monitoring programs. Additionally, the board discussed appointments to the Hearing Board, strategies to strengthen collaboration with the Community Advisory Council, and the approval of grant awards for the People's Air Grant Program and Bay REPAIR Local Community Benefits Fund. Regulatory development concerning a potential Warehouse Rule was also reviewed.
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The council covered remote participation procedures and received reports on air quality planning initiatives in Bayview-Hunters Point and East Oakland, as well as the award of catalyst grants to Benicia. The consent agenda included the adoption of charter amendments and a no-coal advocacy letter. Additionally, the meeting featured an overview of the air district’s permitting process with a focus on cumulative impact management.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Stationary Source Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee discussed regional efforts to support an equitable transition to clean electric building appliances, highlighting various programs and partnerships. The agenda also included a presentation on permitting research and development, focusing on pathways to support innovation at stationary sources while ensuring effective air quality protections.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting
Stationary Source Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the development of an Indirect Source Rule (ISR) for warehouses, receiving public comments emphasizing the importance of environmental justice, public health, and reducing pollution in overburdened communities. Additionally, the meeting featured an informational presentation on state and regional efforts to support an equitable transition to clean building appliances, specifically heat pumps, involving collaboration among various governmental and private sector stakeholders.
