Ambient Air Sampling Sample Clauses

Ambient Air Sampling. The Operator shall conduct, as approved by the City, a specific ambient air quality test that includes: [test requirements]. No BMP
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Ambient Air Sampling. Starting January 1, 2020, the Operator shall conduct, as approved by the City, specific ambient air quality testing following these specific practices and procedures: Page 13 of 35 any construction activities for any new Well Sites or prior to drilling additional xxxxx on any Well Sites already constructed as of the Effective Date. Operator shall conduct baseline sampling using a continuous monitoring system that detects VOCs including BTEX. Operator shall also conduct continuous monitoring for particulate matter. - Drilling Phase – Operator shall conduct drilling rig sampling using a continuous monitoring system that detects VOCs including BTEX during the Drilling Phase at each Well Site. Operator shall also conduct continuous monitoring for particulate matter. - Completion Phase - Operator shall conduct completion sampling using a continuous monitoring system that detects VOCs including BTEX during the Completion Phase and flowback at each Well Site. Operator shall also conduct continuous monitoring for particulate matter. - Production Facility – Within 30 days of initial production of a New Well at a Well Site, Operator shall place on-site monitors capable of continuous sampling and detecting VOCs including BTEX in the parts per billion range, either automatically or manually. 15.3.1. The continuous monitoring system will have the ability to automatically trigger the collection of a summa canister or other technology capable of detecting VOCs including BTEX in the ppb range. 15.3.2. Meteorological sensors on location will also record wind, temperature, humidity and pressure date to take into account seasonal and operational variations to help separate ambient background from local pad impacts. 15.3.3. Continuous monitors will be capable of capturing and providing real- time data to the City of any monitored elevated spikes in methane or VOC levels, upon request. 15.3.4. City shall have full access and use of the collected data during any phase. In addition, the City may require the Operator to use a third party to conduct additional air monitoring and analysis as needed in response to emergency events such as spill, process upsets, or accidental releases. 15.3.5. Operator may evaluate other technologies throughout the life of the xxxxx and may use other technologies if they are as effective in detecting target compounds.
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Ambient Air Sampling. The Operator shall conduct, as approved by the City, a specific ambient air quality test that includes: i. Pre-construction baseline air quality testing shall be completed on the Well Sites by a consultant approved by the City and paid for by the Operator. If there is a residential building unit within a 1,000 feet from the edge of the Well Site, another sample will be taken within 100 ft of the Residential Building Unit closest to the Well Site. If the closest surface owner has not provided permission to access and test after thirty (30) days from receiving notice, the Operator shall work with the City to identify another suitable location. Samples will be collected using canisters (e.g. SUMMA) for a 5-day period at each Well Site. Each canister will be mounted on a tripod, located about three feet above ground level. Collected samples will be sent to a laboratory and analyzed for a suite of hydrocarbons using US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Method TO-15. This method returns the measured concentrations for up to about 60 different hydrocarbons. ii. Operator shall provide access to the Well Sites to the City’s designated inspector to allow air sampling to occur. iii. Operator will provide a regionally based air modeling and emissions inventory based upon a similar project. The air modeling emission inventory that will be provided is taken from the City and County of Broomfield in the 3rd quarter of 2017 its which was completed by a third-party consultant.
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Ambient Air Sampling. Ambient air sampling, including field procedures and equipment, shall be conducted in accordance with Guidelines and the approved Compliance Plan for each landfill. Ambient air samplers must be positioned at the perimeter of the landfill to collect air samples representative of upwind (i.e., background) and downwind (i.e., air that has passed over the landfill surface) conditions at the site. Positioning of ambient air sampler locations must be based on evaluation of historic wind monitoring data collected at each landfill. Sampler locations shall be established to provide good meteorological exposure to the predominant offshore and onshore wind flows. Ambient air samplers shall be constructed, installed, and operated to meet SCAQMD design criteria and performance specifications found in the Guidelines. Light-sealed boxes containing individual 10-liter Tedlar sample bags must be housed within each weather-tight, ambient air sampler. Ambient air sampling shall be conducted over two simultaneous 12-hour periods. One sample must be collected for each 12-hour period from each upwind and downwind sampler and shall be forwarded to the laboratory for analyses. Collected samples shall be delivered to an approved analytical laboratory and analyzed within 72 hours of sampling for the following compounds: •Fixed gases (i.e., methane, carbon dioxide, oxygen, and nitrogen) •Total gaseous non methane organic (TGNMO) •Total Reduced Sulfur Compounds (TRS) •Core Group Toxic Air Contaminant (TAC) Ambient air sampling must be conducted when weather conditions conform to the meteorological criteria specified in the Guidelines. These include: •No rainfall during the sampling period •Average wind speeds not exceeding 15 mph during any 30-minute period •Instantaneous wind speeds not exceeding 25 mph Wind speed and direction monitoring system with a continuous recorder, at a location on the landfill property that is representative of the wind speed and direction of the areas sampled, shall be installed during monitoring.
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