Section 2261 - Applicability of Standards; Additional Standards(a)Applicability of the CaRFG Phase 2 Standards.(1)(A) Unless otherwise specifically provided, the CaRFG Phase 2 cap limit standards set forth in section 2262, and the CaRFG Phase 2 cap limit compliance requirements in sections 2262.3(a), 2262.4(a), and 2262.5(a) and (b), shall apply: 1. starting April 15, 1996 to all sales, supplies, offers or movements of California gasoline except for transactions directly involving:a. the fueling of motor vehicles at a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility, orb. the delivery of gasoline from a bulk plant to a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility, and2. starting June 1, 1996 to all sales, supplies, offers or movements of California gasoline, including transactions directly involving the fueling of motor vehicles at a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility.(B) The remaining CaRFG Phase 2 standards and requirements contained in this subarticle shall apply to all sales, supplies, or offers of California gasoline occurring on or after March 1, 1996.(2) The CaRFG Phase 2 cap limit standards in section 2262 shall not apply to transactions directly involving the fueling of motor vehicles at a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility, where the person selling, offering, or supplying the gasoline demonstrates as an affirmative defense that the exceedance of the pertinent standard was caused by gasoline delivered to the retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility prior to April 15, 1996, or delivered to the retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility directly from a bulk plant prior to June 1, 1996.(b)Applicability of the CaRFG Phase 3 Standards.(1)(A) Unless otherwise specifically provided, the CaRFG Phase 3 cap limit standards set forth in section 2262, and the CaRFG Phase 3 cap limit compliance requirements in 2262.3(a), 2262.4(a), and 2262.5(a) and (b), shall apply starting December 31, 2003. The CaRFG Phase 3 benzene and sulfur content cap limit standards in section 2262, and the CaRFG Phase 3 benzene and sulfur content cap limit compliance requirements in 2262.3(a), shall apply:1. starting December 31, 2003 (for the benzene content cap limit and the 60 parts per million sulfur content cap limit), December 31, 2005 (for the 30 parts per million sulfur content cap limit), and December 31, 2011 (for the 20 parts per million sulfur content cap limit) to all sales, supplies or offers of California gasoline from the production facility or import facility at which it was produced or imported.2. starting February 14, 2004 (for the benzene content cap limit and the 60 parts per million sulfur content cap limit), February 14, 2006 (for the 30 parts per million sulfur content cap limit), and February 14, 2012 (for the 20 parts per million sulfur content cap limit) to all sales, supplies, offers or movements of California gasoline except for transactions directly involving: a. the fueling of motor vehicles at a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility, orb. the delivery of gasoline from a bulk plant to a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility, and3. starting March 31, 2004 (for the benzene content cap limit and the 60 parts per million sulfur content cap limit), March 31, 2006 (for the 30 parts per million sulfur content cap limit), and March 31, 2012 (for the 20 parts per million sulfur content cap limit) to all sales, supplies, offers or movements of California gasoline, including transactions directly involving the fueling of motor vehicles at a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility.(B) The remaining CaRFG Phase 3 standards and compliance requirements contained in this subarticle shall apply to all sales, supplies, or offers of California gasoline occurring on or after December 31, 2003.(2) The CaRFG Phase 3 benzene and sulfur content cap limit standards in section 2262 shall not apply to transactions directly involving the fueling of motor vehicles at a retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility, where the person selling, offering, or supplying the gasoline demonstrates as an affirmative defense that the exceedance of the pertinent standard was caused by gasoline delivered to the retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility prior to February 14, 2004 (for the benzene content limit and the 60 parts per million sulfur content limit), February 14, 2006 (for the 30 parts per million sulfur content limit), or February 14, 2012 (for the 20 parts per million sulfur content limit) or delivered to the retail outlet or bulk purchaser-consumer facility directly from a bulk plant prior to March 31, 2004 (for the benzene content limit and the 60 parts per million sulfur content limit), March 31, 2006 (for the 30 parts per million sulfur content limit), or March 31, 2012 (for the 20 parts per million sulfur content limit).(3)Early Compliance with the CaRFG Phase 3 Standards Before December 31, 2003.(A) Any producer or importer wishing to supply from its production or import facility, before December 31, 2003, any final blends of gasoline subject to the CaRFG Phase 3 standards instead of the CaRFG Phase 2 standards may notify the executive officer of its wish to do so. The notification shall include all of the following: 1. The approximate date by which it intends to begin supplying from its production or import facility gasoline complying with the CaRFG Phase 3 standards if permitted to do so;2. A reasonably detailed demonstration of the producer's or importer's ability and plans to begin supplying from its production or import facility substantial quantities of one or more grades of gasoline meeting the CaRFG Phase 3 standards on or after the date specified;(B)1. Within 15 days of receipt of a request under section 2261(b)(3)(A), the executive officer shall notify the producer or importer making the request either that the request is complete, or specifying what additional information is necessary to make the request complete.2. Within 15 days of notifying the producer or importer that the request is complete, the executive officer shall either grant or deny the request. If the request is granted the executive officer shall specify the date on which producers and importers may start to supply from their production or import facilities final blends that comply with the CaRFG Phase 3 standards. The executive officer shall grant the request if he or she determines it is reasonably likely that the producer or importer making the request will start supplying substantial quantities of one or more grades of gasoline complying with the CaRFG Phase 3 standards reasonably soon after the date specified. If the executive officer denies the request, he or she shall provide the producer or importer with a written statement explaining the reason for denial.3. Upon granting a request made under section 2261 (b(3)(A), the executive officer shall notify interested parties of the date on which (i) producers and importers will be permitted to start supplying final blends of gasoline complying with the CaRFG Phase 3 standards, and (ii) the CaRFG Phase 2 cap limits for RVP and aromatics will become 7.20 psi and 35.0 volume percent respectively for gasoline downstream of the production or import facility. This notification shall be made by posting the pertinent information on the state board's Internet site, providing electronic mail notification to all persons subscribing to the state board's Fuels-General Internet electronic mail list, and mailing notice to all persons registered as motor vehicle fuel distributors under Health and Safety Code section 43026.4. With respect to all final blends supplied from a production or import facility from the day specified by the executive officer in granting a request made under section 2261(b)(3)(A) through December 30, 2003, any producer or importer may comply with the CaRFG Phase 3 standards that apply starting December 31, 2003 as an alternative to the CaRFG Phase 2 standards. Whenever a producer or importer is supplying a final blend subject to the CaRFG Phase 3 standards pursuant to this section 2261(b)(3)(B)4., any notification required by sections 2264.2 or 2265(a) shall indicate that the final blend is subject to the CaRFG Phase 3 standards. When it is sold or supplied from the production or import facility, no such final blend may contain MTBE in concentrations greater than 0.60 volume percent, or contain a total of more than 0.10 weight percent oxygen collectively from all of the oxygenates identified in section 2262.6(c)(4) that have not received a determination by the California Environmental Council as described in section 2262.6(c)(1).(4)Early compliance with the CaRFG Phase 3 Amendments (Emissions Associated with Permeation) Before December 31, 2009.(A) Any producer or importer that produces gasoline electing to supply from its production or import facility, before December 31, 2009, any final blends of gasoline subject to any of the applicable versions of the "California Procedures for Evaluating Alternative Specifications for Phase 3 Reformulated Gasoline Using the California Predictive Model," which are incorporated by reference in section 2265(a)(2)(A), shall notify the Executive Officer of its wish to do so. The notification shall include all of the information listed in section 2261(b)(4)(E).(B) Any producer or importer that produces gasoline electing to supply from its production or import facility, before December 31, 2009, any final blends of CARBOB subject to the "Procedures for Using the California Model for California Reformulated Gasoline Blendstocks for Oxygenate Blending (CARBOB)," as adopted April 25, 2001, last amended August 7, 2008, shall notify the Executive Officer of its wish to do so. The notification shall include all of the information listed in section 2261(b)(4)(E).(C) Any producer or importer electing to supply from its production or import facility, before December 31, 2009, any final blends of gasoline subject to any of the applicable versions of the "California Procedures for Evaluating Alternative Specifications for Phase 3 Reformulated Gasoline Using the California Predictive Model," which are incorporated by reference in section 2265(a)(2)(A), or to the "Procedures for Using the California Model for California Reformulated Gasoline Blendstocks for Oxygenate Blending (CARBOB)," as adopted April 25, 2001, last amended August 7, 2008, may elect to use either one of the two compliance options (total hydrocarbon model or the exhaust hydrocarbon model) as defined in the "California Procedures for Evaluating Alternative Specifications for Phase 3 Reformulated Gasoline Using the California Predictive Model" to certify alternative blends of gasoline. With certain limited exceptions, which are described in the "California Procedures for Evaluating Alternative Specifications for Phase 3 Reformulated Gasoline Using the California Predictive Model," beginning December 31, 2009, a candidate fuel that is designated as "non-RVP-controlled gasoline" must use the exhaust hydrocarbon model in determining the emissions equivalency of the candidate fuel specifications. A candidate fuel that is designated as "RVP-controlled gasoline" must use the total hydrocarbon model in determining the emissions equivalency of the candidate fuel specifications.(D) Any producer or importer electing to use an alternative emission reduction plan or third party electing to use a third party alternative emissions reduction plan, before December 31, 2009, shall notify the Executive Officer of its wish to do so. The notification shall include all of the information listed in section 2265.5.(E) Notification. 1. The approximate date by which it intends to begin supplying from its production or import facility gasoline complying with any of the applicable versions of the "California Procedures for Evaluating Alternative Specifications for Phase 3 Reformulated Gasoline Using the California Predictive Model," which are incorporated by reference in section 2265(a)(2)(A), or the "Procedures for Using the California Model for California Reformulated Gasoline Blendstocks for Oxygenate Blending (CARBOB)," as adopted April 25, 2001, last amended August 7, 2008, referred to as the amended Procedures Guides, if permitted to do so;2. A reasonably detailed demonstration of the producer's or importer's ability and plans to begin supplying from its production or import facility substantial quantities of one or more grades of gasoline or CARBOB meeting the amended Procedures Guides on or after the date specified;3. All of the information required pursuant to section 2265.5(b)(2).(F)1. Within 15 days of receipt of a request under section 2261(b)(4)(A) or (B), the Executive Officer shall notify the producer or importer making the request either that the request is complete, or specifying what additional information is necessary to make the request complete.2. Within 15 days of notifying the producer or importer that the request is complete, the Executive Officer shall either grant or deny the request. If the request is granted the Executive Officer shall specify the date on which producers and importers that produce gasoline may start to supply from their production or import facilities final blends that comply with the amended Procedures Guides. The Executive Officer shall grant the request if he or she determines it is reasonably likely that the producer or importer making the request will start supplying substantial quantities of one or more grades of gasoline or CARBOB complying with the amended Procedures Guides reasonably soon after the date specified. If the Executive Officer denies the request, he or she shall provide the producer or importer with a written statement explaining the reason for denial.3. Upon granting a request made under section 2261(b)(4)(A) or (B), the Executive Officer shall notify interested parties of the date on which producers and importers that produce gasoline will be permitted to start supplying final blends of gasoline complying with the amended Procedures Guides. This notification shall be made by posting the pertinent information on ARB's Internet site, providing electronic mail notification to all persons subscribing to ARB's Fuels-General Internet electronic mail list, and mailing notice to all persons registered as motor vehicle fuel distributors under Health and Safety Code section 43026.4. With respect to all final blends supplied from a production or import facility from the day specified by the Executive Officer in granting a request made under section 2261(b)(4)(A) or (B) through December 30, 2009, any producer or importer that produces gasoline may comply with the amended Procedures Guides that apply starting December 31, 2009. Whenever a producer or importer that produces gasoline is supplying a final blend subject to the amended Procedures Guides pursuant to this section 2261(b)(4)(F)4., any notification required by sections 2264.2 or 2265(a) shall indicate that the final blend is subject to the amended Procedures Guides. When it is sold or supplied from the production or import facility, no such final blend may result in emissions associated with permeation unless those emissions are offset through the Predictive Model or a valid AERP or third party AERP.(G) AERPs and third party AERPs approved under this section are subject to sections 2265.5(d)-(i).(5)Early compliance with the CaRFG Phase 3 Amendments (PM Emissions Offsetting) Before December 31, 2009.(A) Any producer or importer that produces gasoline wishing to supply from its production or import facility, before December 31, 2009, any final blends of gasoline subject to section 2264.2(d), shall notify the Executive Officer of its wish to do so. The notification shall include all of the following:1. The approximate date by which it intends to begin supplying from its production or import facility gasoline complying with section 2264.2(d), if permitted to do so;2. A reasonably detailed demonstration of the producer's or importer's ability and plans to begin supplying from its production or import facility substantial quantities of one or more grades of gasoline meeting section 2264.2(d) on or after the date specified;3. All of the information required pursuant to section 2265.1(a)(2)(A).(B)1. Within 15 days of receipt of a request under section 2261(b)(5)(A), the Executive Officer shall notify the producer or importer making the request either that the request is complete, or specifying what additional information is necessary to make the request complete.2. Within 15 days of notifying the producer or importer that the request is complete, the Executive Officer shall either grant or deny the request. If the request is granted the Executive Officer shall specify the date on which producers and importers that produce gasoline may start to supply from their production or import facilities final blends that comply with section 2264.2(d). The Executive Officer shall grant the request if he or she determines it is reasonably likely that the producer or importer making the request will start supplying substantial quantities of one or more grades of gasoline complying with section 2264.2(d) reasonably soon after the date specified. If the Executive Officer denies the request, he or she shall provide the producer or importer with a written statement explaining the reason for denial.3. Upon granting a request made under section 2261(b)(5)(A), the Executive Officer shall notify interested parties of the date on which producers and importers that produce gasoline will be permitted to start supplying final blends of gasoline complying with section 2264.2(d). This notification shall be made by posting the pertinent information on ARB's Internet site, providing electronic mail notification to all persons subscribing to ARB's Fuels-General Internet electronic mail list, and mailing notice to all persons registered as motor vehicle fuel distributors under Health and Safety Code section 43026.4. With respect to all final blends supplied from a production or import facility from the day specified by the Executive Officer in granting a request made under section 2261(b)(5)(A) through December 30, 2009, any producer or importer that produces gasoline may comply with section 2264.2(d) that applies starting December 31, 2009. Whenever a producer or importer that produces gasoline is supplying a final blend subject to section 2264.2(d) pursuant to this section 2261(b)(5)(B)4., any notification required by sections 2264.2 or 2265(a) shall indicate that the final blend is subject to the PM emissions offsetting provisions. When it is sold or supplied from the production or import facility, no such final blend may result in sulfur levels above the applicable standards unless those sulfur emissions are fully offset as provided in section 2265.1.(C) Any producer or importer that produces gasoline that supplies from its production or import facility, before December 31, 2009, any final blends of gasoline subject to section 2264.2(d), shall comply with section 2265.1.(6)Ethanol Emission Reduction Plan (EERP)(A)Applicability. This section shall apply to a producer or importer that produces gasoline that elects to use an EERP or to a third party that elects to use a third party EERP when all of the following conditions are satisfied:1. In the case of a third party EERP, the third party has a contract or agreement to offset, in whole or in part, the elevated emissions associated with increased ethanol blending from the producer's or importer's gasoline.2. With regard to a batch of gasoline that does not meet the criteria for approval in the applicable Predictive Model Procedures, immediately prior to producing or importing that batch, the producer or importer has reported its gasoline as a PM alternative gasoline formulation pursuant to section 2265(a),3. But for the elevated emissions associated with increased ethanol blending, the PM alternative specifications would have met the criteria for approval in the applicable Predictive Model Procedures,4. All measures to correct the emissions associated with increased ethanol blending would result in an economic hardship to the producer or importer and the benefit in allowing the producer or importer to use an EERP is not outweighed by the public interest in enforcing the applicable Predictive Model Procedures,5. The producer or importer is not subject to any outstanding requirements to provide offsets at the same production facility or import facility pursuant to section 2264(c), and6. The amount of ethanol blended into the final blend may not exceed 10.0 volume percent denatured ethanol.7. All EERPs and third party EERPs sunset on December 30, 2009.(B)Requirements.1. Where the producer or importer that produces gasoline has reported its final blend of gasoline as a flat limit formulation pursuant to section 2264.2(b), averaging limit formulation pursuant to section 2264.2(a), PM alternative gasoline formulation pursuant to section 2265(a), or test-certified alternative gasoline formulation pursuant to section 2266(c), compliance with a valid EERP or third party EERP shall constitute compliance with the requirements of section 2262.3(b), 2262.3(c), 2265, or 2266, respectively.2. An EERP or third party EERP application demonstrating compliance with this subsection shall contain at a minimum all of the following information:a. The company name, address, phone number, and contact information,b. The producer's or importer's name, batch name, number or other identification, grade of California gasoline, and other information that uniquely identify the California gasoline subject to the EERP or third party EERP,c. An explanation describing why the producer or importer cannot eliminate the emissions associated with increased ethanol blending by reformulation or reprocessing its gasoline,d. The total emissions of oxides of nitrogen (NOx), total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics that would be associated with the use of California gasoline were the producer or importer to eliminate the emissions associated with increased ethanol blending from its gasoline,e. Documentation, calculations, emissions test data, or other information that establishes the amount of NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics associated with the producer's or importer's gasoline,f. The emission reduction strategy(ies) for the EERP or third party EERP and the date(s) that the offsets will accrue and expire for each strategy,g. The producer or importer's market share for the fuel produced under the EERP or third party EERP,h. Demonstration that the emission reduction strategy(ies) in the EERP or third party EERP will result in equivalent or better emission benefits for NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics than would be achieved through elimination of emissions associated with increased ethanol blending from the gasoline for the same affected region and for the period the EERP or third party EERP will be in effect, during and outside the RVP regulatory control periods in section 2262.4(b)(2),i. Demonstration that the emission reductions are achieved in the general region where the fuel is sold,j. The proposed recordkeeping, reporting, monitoring, and testing procedures that the producer or importer plans to use to demonstrate continued compliance with the EERP or third party EERP and achievement of each increment of progress toward compliance,k. Adequate enforcement provisions,l. The projected volume of each final blend of California gasoline subject to the EERP or third party EERP during the period the EERP or third party EERP will be in effect,m. The period that the EERP or third party EERP will be in effect,n. A compliance plan that includes increments of progress (specific events and dates) that describe periodic, measurable steps toward compliance during the proposed period of the EERP or third party EERP,o. The date by which the producer or importer plans to discontinue using the EERP or third party EERP,p. A statement, signed by a legal representative for the producer or importer that all information submitted with the EERP or third party EERP application is true and correct, andq. The producer's or importer's agreement to be bound by the terms of the EERP or third party EERP.r. In the case of a third party EERP, all of the above including all of the following:i. The third party's name, address, phone number, and contact information,ii. Documentation of the contract or agreement between the third party and the producer or importer,iii. Documentation of the amount of NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics (reported as tons/day and percentage of the total tons/day) from the producer's or importer's gasoline that will be offset by the third party EERP,iv. A list of all EERPs and third party EERPs that currently apply to the producer or importer,v. A statement, signed by a legal representative for the third party that all information submitted with the third party EERP application is true and correct, andvi. The third party's agreement to be bound by the terms of the third party EERP.3. Emission reduction calculations demonstrating equivalence between the EERP or third party EERP and elimination of the emissions associated with increased ethanol blending from the gasoline shall only include NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics emissions from California gasoline sold or supplied in California.4. A producer or importer wishing to participate in an EERP may include one or more production facilities or import facilities, but the producer or importer shall only include such facilities that the producer or importer owns or operates under their direct control. A third party wishing to participate in a third party EERP may include one or more production facilities or import facilities, but the third party shall only include such facilities with which the third party has a contract or agreement to offset emissions associated with permeation.5. The emission reduction associated with the EERP or third party EERP must be from combustion related sources or gasoline related sources.6. EERPs and third party EERPs may include, but are not limited to:b. Offsetting emissions with lower emitting diesel fuel batches,c. Incentive grants for cleaner-than-required engines, equipment and other sources of pollution providing early or extra emission reductions.7. Emission reductions included in an EERP or third party EERP shall not include reductions that are otherwise required by any local, State, or federal rule, regulation, or statute, or that are achieved or estimated from equipment not located within the region associated with the EERP or third party EERP, or that are claimed under section 2265.1, or that are claimed under another program, such as the Voluntary Accelerated Vehicle Retirement or Carl Moyer program, or the result of standard business practices that the producer or importer would have done without the EERP or third party EERP.8. The producer or importer subject to an approved EERP or third party EERP shall maintain all records required to verify compliance with the provisions of the EERP or third party EERP in a manner and form specified by the Executive Officer in the approved EERP or third party EERP. Required records may include, but are not limited to, volume of California gasoline sold, offered, or supplied to which the EERP or third party EERP applies, and/or emissions test results. Such records shall be retained for a period of not less than five (5) years and shall be submitted to the Executive Officer within 20 days in the manner specified in the approved EERP or third party EERP and upon request by the Executive Officer.9. Prior to selling, offering, or supplying a batch of California gasoline with increased ethanol blending, the producer or importer shall first have established sufficient offsets for the applicable emissions associated with permeation. With the exception of offsets from vehicle scrappage and incentive grants for cleaner-than-required engines, equipment, and other sources of pollution, offsets shall expire at midnight on the day they accrued.(C)Application Process.1. Applications for an EERP or third party EERP shall be submitted in writing to the Executive Officer for evaluation.2. The application shall be accompanied by a fee of $6,700.00 to cover the costs of processing the EERP or third party EERP application. If the producer or importer withdraws the application before the 30-day comment period, $4,100.00 of the fee shall be refunded.3. The Executive Officer shall make available for public review all documents pertaining to an EERP or third party EERP application.4. The Executive Officer will send a notice to subscribers of the Fuels listserv that a person has requested the Executive Officer consider a request for an EERP or third party EERP. The Executive Officer shall also provide a copy of all such documents to each person who has requested copies of the documents. Collectively, those persons on the Fuels listserv and those persons who have requested copies of the documents shall be treated as interested parties.5. After an EERP or third party EERP application has been received and deemed complete, the Executive Officer shall provide a 30-day public comment period to receive comments on any element of the EERP or third party EERP application. Any public comment addressing whether the Executive Officer should approve or disapprove the EERP or third party EERP application shall be based on the contents and merits of the application. No comment received by the Executive Officer after the 30-day period will be considered. The Executive Officer shall send to subscribers of the Fuels listserv, and mail to those interested parties who have requested copies by mail, the following:a. The identity of the applicant producer(s) or importer(s);b. The start and end dates for the 30-day comment period;c. The address of the EERP internet site where the application is posted; and,d. Where and how to submit comments. The Executive Officer shall post on the EERP internet site, send to subscribers of the Fuels listserv, and mail to those interested parties who have requested copies by mail, notification of public comments received during the 30-day comment period.
6. The Executive Officer may hold a public hearing to accept public comments or decide the merits of the application.7.Final Action.After the public comment period ends, the Executive Officer may take final action to either approve or deny the EERP or third party EERP application. The Executive Officer shall notify the producer or importer, post on the ARB internet site, send to subscribers of the Fuels listserv, and mail to those interested parties who have requested copies by mail, of the final action.
8.Notification to the Executive Officer of Changes to information in the EERP or third party EERP application. The producer or importer shall notify the Executive Officer in writing within 30 days upon learning of any information that would alter any information provided in the EERP or third party EERP application.(D)Revocation or Modification of an Approved EERP or third party EERP.1. With 30-days written notice to the producer or importer, the Executive Officer may revoke or modify, as needed, an approved EERP in any of the following situations:a. There has been more than one violation of the approved EERP or third party EERP,b. The Executive Officer has reason to believe that an approved EERP or third party EERP has been granted that no longer meets the criteria or requirements for an EERP or third party EERP,c. The producer or importer demonstrates that it can no longer comply with the requirements of the approved EERP or third party EERP in its current form,d. The producer or importer demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Executive Officer that the continuation of the EERP or third party EERP will result in economic hardship to the producer or importer, the producer or importer submits a substitute plan in accordance with section 2265.5(c) to offset any emissions not otherwise offset by the EERP or third party EERP, and the Executive Officer approves the substitute plan, ore. The producer or importer's facility modifications and/or other means of eliminating emissions associated with increased ethanol blending from its gasoline have been completed.2. The Executive Officer shall notify the producer or importer, post on the EERP internet site, send to subscribers of the Fuels listserv, and mail to those interested parties who have requested copies by mail, of a revocation or modification of an approved EERP or third party EERP.3. Any violations incurred pursuant to subsection (E) shall not be cancelled or in any way affected by the subsequent cancellation or modification of an EERP or third party EERP.(E)Additional prohibitions.1. No person may sell, offer, or supply California gasoline that creates emissions associated with increased ethanol blending unless the producer or importer, or in the case of a third party EERP, the third party has first been notified in writing by the Executive Officer that the EERP or third party EERP application has been approved.2. Failure to meet any requirement of this section or any condition of an approved EERP or third party EERP shall constitute a single, separate violation of this article for each day until such requirement or condition is satisfied.3. False reporting of any information contained in an EERP or third party EERP application, or any supporting documentation or amendments thereto, shall constitute a single, separate violation of the requirements of this article for each day that the approved EERP or third party EERP is in effect.4. Any net exceedance at any given time, taking into consideration the amount of offsets and the gasoline produced under the EERP or third party EERP, of NOx, total ozone forming potential, or potency-weighted toxics during the period the EERP or third party EERP is in effect shall constitute a single, separate violation of the requirements of this article for each day the California gasoline subject to the EERP or third party EERP is sold, supplied, or offered in California.5. Any of the following actions shall each constitute a single, separate violation of the requirements of this article for each day after the applicable deadline until the requirement or condition is satisfied:a. Failure to report data or failure to report data accurately in writing to the Executive Officer when required by this section or the approved EERP or third party EERP;b. False reporting of any information submitted to the Executive Officer for determining compliance with the EERP or third party EERP;c. Failure to completely offset emissions, pursuant to any offset reconciliation requirements in the EERP or third party EERP, during the period the EERP or third party EERP is in effect;d. Sale, supply, or offer of volumes of California gasoline which purportedly complies with the EERP or third party EERP in excess of the approved EERP or third party EERP.6. Offsets shall not include offsets or other reductions that are otherwise required by any local, State, or federal rule, regulation, or statute, or that are achieved or estimated from California gasoline not produced in the same air basin as the gasoline associated with the EERP or third party EERP, or that are claimed under section 2265.1.(F) A cause of action against the producer or importer or third party under this section shall be deemed to accrue on the date(s) when the records establishing a violation of the EERP or third party EERP are received by the Executive Officer.(G)Transferability. Rights to use, or protection under, the EERP or third party EERP are non-transferable, unless such transfer is approved in writing by the Executive Officer.(H)Notification of final blends associated with an EERP or third party EERP1. Except as otherwise provided, for each final blend, the producer or importer shall notify the Executive Officer in writing, for receipt by the Executive Officer before the start of physical transfer of the gasoline from the production facility or import facility, and in no case less than 12 hours before the producer or importer either completes physical transfer or commingles the final blend, with the following information:a. The company name, address, phone number, and contact information,b. The production facility or import facility name, batch name, number, or other identification, the blend identity, grade of California gasoline, the location (with sufficient specificity to allow ARB inspectors to locate and sample the gasoline; this shall include, but is not limited to, the name of the facility, address, and identification of the tank), and other information that uniquely identifies the California gasoline subject to the EERP or third party EERP,c. The estimated volume (in barrels),d. The identity of the EERP or third party EERP, which was approved by the Executive Officer and the NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics emission limits stated in that plan,e. The PM alternative specifications for RVP, sulfur content, benzene content, aromatics content, olefins content, T50, T90, and oxygen content,f. Documentation, calculations, emissions test data, and other information that establishes the amount of NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics associated with the final blend of California gasoline to which the EERP or third party EERP applies,g. A statement, signed by a legal representative for the producer or importer that all information submitted with the notification is true and correct, andh. Within 24 hours after the start of the physical transfer, the date and time of the start of physical transfer from the production facility or import facility.2. A producer or importer may report an actual volume that is less than the estimated volume, as long as notification of the actual volume is received by the Executive Officer no later than 48 hours after completion of the physical transfer of the final blend from the production facility or import facility. If notification of the actual volume is not timely received by the Executive Officer, the reported estimated volume shall be deemed the reported actual volume. If the actual volume is larger than initially estimated, the producer or importer shall revise the reported estimated volume by notifying the Executive Officer no later than 24 hours after completion of the physical transfer of the final blend from the production facility or import facility.(I)Notification of Increased Ethanol Blending Offsets1.Vehicle scrappage. The producer or importer shall notify the Executive Officer in writing as provided in the EERP or third party EERP with all documentation, calculations, emissions test data, and other information that establishes the amount of NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics associated with the vehicle scrappage and the date(s) the offsets accrued.2. Fuels. Except as otherwise provided, the producer or importer shall notify the Executive Officer in writing as provided in the EERP or third party EERP, for receipt by the Executive Officer before the start of physical transfer of the gasoline from the production facility or import facility, and in no case less than 12 hours before the producer or importer either completes physical transfer or commingles the final blend, with the information in subsection (H)1. as they relate to other batches of California gasoline or diesel fuel used to offset the emissions associated with increased ethanol blending.3.Incentive grants. The producer or importer shall notify the Executive Officer in writing as provided in the EERP or third party EERP with all documentation, calculations, emissions test data, and other information that establishes the amount of NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics associated with the incentive grants for cleaner-than-required engines, equipment and other sources of pollution providing early or extra emission reductions and the date(s) the offsets accrued.4.Other reduction strategies. The producer or importer shall notify the Executive Officer in writing as provided in the EERP or third party EERP with all documentation, calculations, emissions test data, and other information that establishes the amount of NOx, total ozone forming potential, and potency-weighted toxics associated with the reduction strategy and the date(s) the offsets accrued.(7)Election allowing a producer or importer that produces gasoline to blend percentages of denatured ethanol into CARBOB that are higher than the common carrier pipeline specifications for oxygen and denatured ethanol until December 30, 2009.(A) A producer or importer that produces gasoline may elect to blend a higher volume of denatured ethanol into CARBOB than the amount specified by the common carrier pipeline specification. The producer or importer that produces gasoline may elect to do such blending after it supplies from its production or import facility a CARBOB that concurrently meets the common carrier pipeline CARBOB specification and a CARBOB PM formulation having oxygen and denatured ethanol ranges greater than the common carrier pipeline specification. A producer or importer that produces gasoline may elect to do such blending before December 31, 2009. A person may not elect to blend a higher volume of denatured ethanol into CARBOB than the amount specified by the common carrier pipeline specification after December 30, 2009.(B) In order to elect to blend higher volumes of denatured ethanol, the producer or importer must satisfy the following requirements:1.Notification for each elected final blend by the producer or importer. For each final blend that the producer or importer elects to blend higher volumes of denatured ethanol, the producer or importer must notify the Executive Officer. The notification must be consistent with the requirements specified in section 2266.5 and must include the following additional information:a.Statement of election. A statement that the producer or importer is electing to have the final blend subject to the requirements of section 2261(b)(7);b.CARBOB certification for pipeline specifications. Information set forth in section 2266.5(b) demonstrating that the CARBOB meets the current common carrier pipeline specifications;c.CARBOB certification for a wider range of oxygen and oxygenate. Information set forth in section 2266.5(b) demonstrating that the same CARBOB identified in (B)1.b. meets a CARBOB PM formulation with a wider range of oxygen and denatured ethanol. The wider ranges must encompass the oxygen and denatured ethanol ranges specified by the common carrier pipeline specifications;d.Volume of the final blend. The volume (gallons) of CARBOB of the final blend. This information will be replaced with the actual volume upon receipt of the producer's or importer's month end reconciliation report;e.Final blend identification. The final blend identification number (batch number), grade of CARBOB, production tank number, tank location, name of producer or importer, name and phone number of contact person;f.Start of transfer. The estimated date that transfers of the final blend from the production or import facility will begin;g.Bulk terminals. The name, address, and contact person's name and phone number of oxygenate blending facilities that the producer or importer has arranged for blending at higher volumes of denatured ethanol.2.Agreement with an oxygenate blender. Before a producer or importer notifies an oxygenate blender to blend higher volumes of denatured ethanol into CARBOB, the producer or importer must enter into a contractual agreement with the oxygenate blender stating that the oxygenate blender agrees to be obligated by the requirements in section (C) regarding the blending of denatured ethanol into CARBOB, record keeping and retention, and month end reconciliation notification to CARB. The producer or importer must submit a copy of the contractual agreement to the Executive Officer for each oxygenate blending facility before notifying an oxygenate blender to blend higher volumes of denatured ethanol into CARBOB.3.Notification to the oxygenate blender. After the producer or importer notifies the Executive Officer of its election in (B)1., the producer or importer may notify the oxygenate blender of the maximum volume percent of denatured ethanol to blend into CARBOB, the maximum number of gallons of CARBOB that may be blended with higher volumes of denatured ethanol, and the start of blending date which blending higher volumes of denatured ethanol may begin. The notification must include a statement that permission for blending higher volumes of denatured ethanol is in accordance with the producer's or importer's election in section 2261(b)(7). The notification must also include a statement that the oxygenate blender must not exceed the volume percent of denatured ethanol, not exceed the volume of CARBOB, not start blending higher volumes of denatured ethanol before the start date, and not blend higher volumes of denatured ethanol after December 30, 2009. The producer or importer may notify only oxygenate blenders located in the geographical area normally supplied by its production or import facility.4.Month end reconciliation by the producer or importer. The producer or importer must notify the Executive Officer of the following. The notification shall be received by the Executive Officer by the twentieth of the month for all final blends elected by the producer or importer in accordance with section 2261(b)(7)(B)1., which completed physical transfer of at least one pipeline tender from the production or import facility during the preceding calendar month. If the twentieth occurs on a weekend or holiday, the notification shall be received by the Executive Officer by the first business day after the twentieth of the month. The notification must include: a. The final blend identification number;b. With reference to each final blend identification number:ii. The estimated volume (gallons) of CARBOB as reported in (B)1.d.;iii. For each discrete sale or supply of CARBOB:I. The pipeline tender identification number;II. The volume (gallons) of the pipeline tender;III. The date that the pipeline tender started and ended delivery from the production tank to the pipeline;IV. The identification of the pipeline; andV. The identification of the oxygenate blending facility that receive the pipeline tender;iv. Actual volume (gallons) of CARBOB supplied from the final blend; andv. Date of completion of physical transfer of the last pipeline tender of CARBOB from the final blend;c. The sum of the volume (gallons) CARBOB listed in section (B)4.b.iv. for each final blend identified in section (B)4.a.;d. Copies of each notification specified in section (B)3.;e. The volume (gallons) of CARBOB blended at a higher volume of denatured ethanol than the amount specified by the common carrier pipeline specifications listed by each individual oxygenate blending facility. The sum of the volume (gallons) from all oxygenate blending facilities;f.The opening balance at the beginning of the month. The volume (gallons) of CARBOB qualified under this section 2261(b)(7) that was not blended at a rate higher than common carrier pipeline specifications carried over from the previous calendar month. This volume is available for blending at the higher rate; andg.The ending balance at the end of the month. The volume (gallons) calculated as follows: The volume listed in section (B)4.f. plus the volume listed in section (B)4.c. minus the sum of the volumes in section (B)4.e..
This volume is available to carry over to the next calendar month.
5. Whenever a producer or importer fails to provide the notification in section (B)4., regarding a volume of California gasoline or CARBOB in accordance with this section (B)4., the volume of California gasoline or CARBOB will be presumed to have been sold by the person in violation of section (B)8..6.Averaging. A producer or importer may not elect the provisions in section 2261(b)(7) if the producer or importer is using the provisions of section 2264 for Designated Alternative Limits or the provisions of section 2266.5(a)(5) for averaging. If the producer or importer is using the provisions in section 2261(b)(7) and notifies the Executive Officer that it elects to use the provisions of section 2264 or section 2266.5(a)(5), the election of the provisions of section 2261(b)(7) shall terminate and no further blending of higher volumes of denatured ethanol into CARBOB may occur beyond the date of such election. Any remaining volume (gallons) that otherwise may be blended with higher volumes of denatured ethanol are forfeited.7.Start of oxygenate blending date. The start of oxygenate blending date is the date on which at least one pipeline tender has completed physical transfer from the production or import facility.8.Producer's or importer's responsibilities. A producer or importer electing final blends in accordance with section 2261(b)(7) is responsible for the activities at the oxygenate blending facility involving blend a higher volume of denatured ethanol. A producer or importer may not blend or allow the blending of denatured ethanol at the oxygenate blending facility that: a. Exceeds the volume available for blending at higher rates as determined by the notifications identified in section (B)1.;b. Exceeds the denatured ethanol volume percent designated by the producer or importer; orc. Precedes the start of oxygenate blending date.9. Producer or importer must specify denatured ethanol that meets the requirements in section 2262.9(a)(1).10.Recordkeeping by producers and importers. Each producer or importer must compile and maintain records that affirmatively demonstrate the production or import and the sale or supply of all final blends elected under section (B). The records must show, at a minimum: a. Information regarding the production or import of the final blend;i. The final blend identification number;iii. The CARBOB PM formulation that shows compliance with the common carrier pipeline specifications;iv. The CARBOB PM formulation having oxygen and denatured ethanol ranges greater than, and encompasses, the common carrier pipeline specification for oxygen and denatured ethanol;vi. Tank number, location; andvii. Date of notification to CARB of the final blend.b. Information regarding sales or supply of the final pipeline tender; i. Pipeline tender identification number;ii. Start and end date and time;iii. Volume of the pipeline tender;iv. Destination of the pipeline tender; andv. Pipeline company name.c. Copies of the notifications specified in section (B)3. that the producer or importer sent to the oxygenate blender regarding oxygenate blending; andd. Information regarding the reconciliation of gallons of CARBOB certified for a wider range at the production or import facility and the gallons of CARBOB blended with higher volumes of denatured ethanol at the oxygenate blending facility.11. Each producer or importer must provide to the Executive Officer any such records within 20 days of written request received from the Executive Officer or his or her designee. Whenever a producer or importer fails to provide records regarding a volume of California gasoline or CARBOB in accordance with this section (B)11., the volume of California gasoline or CARBOB will be presumed to have been sold by the person in violation of section (A).12. Nothing in section 2261(b)(7) shall be construed to allow monthly averaging of volumes of CARBOB blended at higher volumes of denatured ethanol at the oxygenate blending facility.(C)Oxygenate blender. An oxygenate blender that has entered into a contractual agreement in accordance with section (B)2. with a producer or importer may blend higher volumes of denatured ethanol into CARBOB at it's oxygenate blending facility provided that:1. The oxygenate blender complies with the instructions specified in section (B)3. from the producer or importer. The oxygenate blender must not exceed the maximum volume percent of denatured ethanol to blend into CARBOB, the maximum volume (gallons) of CARBOB that may be blend with higher volumes of denatured ethanol, and must not begin such blending before the start of oxygenate blending date.2.Month end reconciliation by the oxygenate blender. The oxygenate blender notifies the Executive Officer of the following. The notification shall be received by the Executive Officer by the twentieth of the month for all oxygenate blending related activities occurring at its facility during the preceding calendar month. If the twentieth occurs on a weekend or holiday, the notification shall be received by the Executive Officer by the first business day after the twentieth of the month. If the oxygenate blender operates more than one oxygenate blending facility, the information in the notification must be presented per facility. The notification must include: a.Information regarding the receipts of CARBOB. The pipeline tender identification number of each receipt of CARBOB to the oxygenate blending facility by pipeline or identification number of any receipt other than pipeline. With reference to each receipt: ii. The volume (gallons) of the CARBOB pipeline tender;iii. The date the oxygenate facility began receiving the CARBOB pipeline tender;iv. Name of the supplier of the CARBOB; andv. Identification number of the storage tank that received the CARBOB pipeline tender;b.Information regarding the receipts of denatured ethanol. The identification number or bill of lading number of each receipt of denatured ethanol to the oxygenate blending facility. With reference to each receipt:i. The volume (gallons) of denatured ethanol;ii. The means by which the denatured ethanol was delivered to the oxygenate blending facility (by truck, rail car, etc.);iii. The name of the supplier of the denatured ethanol;iv. The date the denatured ethanol was received; andv. Identification number of the storage tank that received the denatured ethanol;c.Information regarding oxygenate blending. For each day of the calendar month at the oxygenate blending facility (if the oxygenate blender is oxygenate blending for more than one producer or importer, the information must be listed for each producer or importer):i. The volume (gallons) of CARBOB that was blended with higher volumes of denatured ethanol (if more than one producer or importer, identify the producer or importer);ii. The volume (gallons) of denatured ethanol that was blended at the higher rate (if more than one producer or importer, identify the producer or importer);iii. If blending denatured ethanol at two rates that are higher than the common carrier pipeline specifications, list the CARBOB volumes and the denatured ethanol volumes for section c.i. and c.ii. separately for the two rates;iv. The volume (gallons) of CARBOB that was blended with denatured ethanol according to common carrier pipeline specifications;v. The volume (gallons) of denatured ethanol that was blended according to common carrier pipeline specifications;d.Summary. Sums of the daily volumes (gallons) listed in c.i, c.ii., c.iv., and c.v. for the calendar month.3. Whenever the oxygenate blender fails to provide the notification in section (C)2., regarding a volume of California gasoline or CARBOB in accordance with section (C)2., the volume of California gasoline or CARBOB will be presumed to have been sold by the person in violation of section (C)1.4.Recordkeeping by the oxygenate blender. The oxygenate blender compiles and maintains records that affirmatively demonstrate the denatured ethanol blending activities at it's oxygenate blending facility. The must records show, at a minimum: a. All information regarding the receipt of each pipeline tender of CARBOB;b. All information regarding the receipt of each delivery of denatured ethanol;c. All information regarding the daily oxygenate blending activities at the rack. If the oxygenate blender is oxygenate blending for more than one producer or importer, the information must be listed for each producer or importer;d. All notifications specified in section (B)3. from the producer or importer to the oxygenate blender regarding oxygenate blending and any responses from the oxygenate blender to the producer or importer;e. The oxygenate blender shall provide to the Executive Officer any such records within 20 days of written request received from the Executive Officer or his or her designee. Whenever the oxygenate blender fails to provide records regarding a volume of California gasoline or CARBOB in accordance with this section (C)4., the volume of California gasoline or CARBOB will be presumed to have been sold by the person in violation of section (C)1.(D)Protocols.1.Recordkeeping or reporting for producers or importers. The Executive Officer may enter into a written protocol with any producer or importer for the purpose of specifying alternative recordkeeping or reporting requirements to satisfy the requirements of sections (B)1., (B)2., (B)3., (B)4., (B)10., and (B)11.. The Executive Officer may only enter into such a protocol if he or she reasonably determines that application of the regulatory requirements under the protocol are not less stringent or enforceable than application of the express terms of sections (B)1., (B)2., (B)3., (B)4., (B)10., and (B)11. Any such protocol shall include the producer's or importer's agreement to be bound by the terms of the protocol.2.Recordkeeping or reporting for oxygenate blenders. The Executive Officer may enter into a written protocol with any oxygenate blender for the purpose of specifying alternative recordkeeping or reporting requirements to satisfy the requirements of sections (C)2., and (C)4. The Executive Officer may only enter into such a protocol if he or she reasonably determines that application of the regulatory requirements under the protocol are not less stringent or enforceable than application of the express terms of sections (C)2. and (C)4. Any such protocol shall include the oxygenate blender's agreement to be bound by the terms of the protocol.3.Notifications from producers or importers to oxygenate blenders. The Executive Officer may enter into a written protocol with any producer or importer for the purpose of specifying alternative notification requirements from the producer or importer to the oxygenate blender to satisfy the requirements of section (B)3. The Executive Officer may only enter into such a protocol if he or she reasonably determines that application of the regulatory requirements under the protocol are not less stringent or enforceable than application of the express terms of section (B)3. Any such protocol shall include the producer's or importer's agreement to be bound by the terms of the protocol.4.Number of ethanol ranges for producers or importers. The Executive Officer may enter into a written protocol with any producer or importer for the purpose of specifying a different number of denatured ethanol ranges to satisfy the requirements of section (H). The Executive Officer may only enter into such a protocol if he or she reasonably determines that application of the regulatory requirements under the protocol are not less stringent or enforceable than application of the express terms of section (H). Any such protocol shall include the producer's or importer's agreement to be bound by the terms of the protocol.(E)Proprietary pipeline. Nothing in this regulation prohibits the use of this election in a producer's or importer's proprietary pipeline and terminaling system.(F) Electing to use section 2261(b)(7) will not be considered an act of changing from an initial to a new type of CARBOB as described in section 2266.5(f)(1)(C).(G) The provisions in this section 2261(b)(7) are not specific or limited to the grade of CARBOB.(H)Maximum of two ethanol blending levels. Producers or importers of each production or import facility electing to use section 2261(b)(7) may designate up to two levels of denatured ethanol when certifying its CARBOB. For example, one mid-level of at about 7.7 v% and another level at about 10.0 v%.(I)Use the same version of the Predictive Model. If the producer or importer elects to have two levels of denatured ethanol, the producer or importer must use the same version of the Predictive Model when evaluating and reporting PM formulations to ARB.(c) California gasoline sold or supplied on or after March 1, 1996, is also subject to section 2253.4 (Lead/Phosphorus in Gasoline), section 2254 (Manganese Additive Content), and section 2257 (Required Additives in Gasoline). California gasoline that is supplied from a small refiner's California refinery prior to March 1, 1998, and that qualifies for treatment under section 2272(a), shall also be subject to section 2250 (Degree of Unsaturation of Gasoline) and section 2252 (Sulfur Content of Gasoline).(d) The standards contained in this subarticle shall not apply to a sale, offer for sale, or supply of California gasoline to a refiner if: (1) the refiner further processes the gasoline at the refiner's refinery prior to any subsequent sale, offer for sale, or supply of the gasoline, and(2) in the case of standards applicable only to producers or importers, the refiner to whom the gasoline is sold or supplied is the producer of the gasoline pursuant to section 2260(a)(26)(B).(e) The prohibitions in sections 2262.3(b) and (c), 2262.4(b), and 2262.5(c) shall not apply to gasoline which a producer or importer demonstrates was neither produced nor imported by the producer or importer.(f) This subarticle 2, section 2253.4 (Lead/Phosphorus in Gasoline), section 2254 (Manganese Additive Content), and section 2257 (Required Additives in Gasoline) shall not apply to gasoline where the person selling, offering or supplying the gasoline demonstrates as an affirmative defense that the person has taken reasonably prudent precautions to assure that the gasoline is used only in racing vehicles.Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 13, § 2261
1. New section filed 11-16-92; operative 12-16-92 (Register 92, No. 47). For prior history, see Register 92, No. 4.
2. Amendment filed 6-2-95; operative 7-3-95 (Register 95, No. 22).
3. Amendment of subsection (b) and new subsection (e) filed 9-21-98; operative 9-21-98 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4(d) (Register 98, No. 39).
4. Amendment of section and NOTE filed 8-3-2000; operative 9-2-2000 (Register 2000, No. 31).
5. Amendment of subsection (f) filed 8-20-2001; operative 8-20-2001 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2001, No. 34).
6. Amendment filed 12-24-2002; operative 12-24-2002 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2002, No. 52).
7. Amendment of subsection (b)(3)(B)4. filed 5-1-2003; operative 5-1-2003 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2003, No. 18).
8. Amendment of subsections (b)(1)(A)1.-2., (b)(1)(A)3. and (b)(2) and new subsections (b)(4)-(b)(7)(I) filed 8-29-2008; operative 8-29-2008 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2008, No. 35).
9. Amendment of subsections (b)(4)(A), (b)(4)(C) and (b)(4)(E)1. and amendment of NOTE filed 10-9-2012; operative 10-9-2012 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2012, No. 41). Note: Authority cited: Sections 39600, 39601, 43013, 43013.1, 43018 and 43101, Health and Safety Code; and Western Oil and Gas Ass'n. v. Orange County Air Pollution Control District, 14 Cal.3d 411, 121 Cal. Rptr. 249 (1975). Reference: Sections 39000, 39001, 39002, 39003, 39010, 39500, 39515, 39516, 41511, 43000, 43013, 43013.1, 43016, 43018, 43101 and 43830.8, Health and Safety Code; and Western Oil and Gas Ass'n. v. Orange County Air Pollution Control District, 14 Cal.3d 411, 121 Cal. Rptr. 249 (1975).
1. New section filed 11-16-92; operative 12-16-92 (Register 92, No. 47). For prior history, see Register 92, No. 4.
2. Amendment filed 6-2-95; operative 7-3-95 (Register 95, No. 22).
3. Amendment of subsection (b) and new subsection (e) filed 9-21-98; operative 9-21-98 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4(d) (Register 98, No. 39).
4. Amendment of section and Note filed 8-3-2000; operative 9-2-2000 (Register 2000, No. 31).
5. Amendment of subsection (f) filed 8-20-2001; operative 8-20-2001 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2001, No. 34).
6. Amendment filed 12-24-2002; operative 12-24-2002 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2002, No. 52).
7. Amendment of subsection (b)(3)(B)4. filed 5-1-2003; operative 5-1-2003 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2003, No. 18).
8. Amendment of subsections (b)(1)(A)1.-2., (b)(1)(A)3. and (b)(2) and new subsections (b)(4)-(b)(7)(I) filed 8-29-2008; operative 8-29-2008 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2008, No. 35).
9. Amendment of subsections (b)(4)(A), (b)(4)(C) and (b)(4)(E)1. and amendment of Note filed 10-9-2012; operative 10-9-2012 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2012, No. 41).