The meeting covered regulatory business, specifically the adoption of the Regulation 19 Lead Dust Hazard and Clearance Update. Commissioners discussed training provider flexibility, alignment with federal regulations, and the quality of remote training. Additionally, the commission commenced a rulemaking hearing for Regulation 7 regarding oil and gas operations impacted by EPA emission guidelines, which included formal disclosures of potential conflicts of interest by commissioners.
Aug 20, 2026·Board meeting
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The commission held a public comment session regarding proposed amendments to regulation 29, specifically concerning the transition of commercial landscaping equipment to electric power. Additionally, the commission received a detailed update on the history, statutory authority, revenue sources, and future considerations for the Air Quality Enterprise board.
May 21, 2026·Board meeting
Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Monthly Meeting
The commission held a monthly meeting, which included a hearing on regulations 3 and 7 concerning emissions and reporting. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to public comment regarding a proposal to increase emissions and permit fees to ensure the Air Pollution Control Division is adequately funded for its regulatory oversight and programs. Speakers also provided testimony on Regulation 27, specifically raising concerns about the adoption of carbon capture and storage provisions in the absence of established protocols. Additionally, participants addressed broader topics including environmental justice, the impact of vehicle idling, and the necessity of transitioning to clean energy sources.
Apr 17, 2026·Board meeting
Air Quality Control Commission Monthly Meeting
The commission held a continued hearing regarding regulations 24, 26, and 30, which pertain to toxic air contaminants. Key discussion topics included a rebuttal presentation by the Air Pollution Control Division covering implementation timelines, the application of location-based criteria for disproportionately impacted communities, and the inclusion of mobile home parks. The commission examined cost-effectiveness thresholds under the Gem rule, compared state and federal emission limitation and tuning requirements for engines and turbines, and addressed uncertainties associated with exposure modeling using the EPA's Air Toxics Screening tool. Additionally, staff provided updates on progress regarding air toxics reporting programs and data collection efforts.
