Common use of Ambient Monitoring Reporting Requirements Clause in Contracts

Ambient Monitoring Reporting Requirements. The Local Agency will enter all valid ambient air data collected each month into DEP’s Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) according to the schedule provided in the statewide SOP for ambient air monitoring data handling and performing data validation (DEP 18-27). The Local Agency will adhere to the schedules provided in DEP 18-27 for submitting missing data or missing information and for verifying data. i. Submitted data must meet or exceed EPA’s data completeness requirement (minimum requirements are prescribed in 40 C.F.R. Part 58, Appendix A, various appendices of 40 C.F.R. Part 50, and the EPA Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement Systems), and submitted data must have been collected in accordance with 40 C.F.R. Parts 50 and 58; the Quality Assurance Project Plans for the State of Florida Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program; and EPA- and DEP-approved SOPs. ii. The Local Agency will transmit valid ambient monitoring data to DEP’s Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) in accordance with DEP 18-27 unless data transmission problems make this impossible. iii. Missing data forms or missing information will be submitted to DARM in accordance with DEP 18-27. iv. All data will be verified in DEP’s Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) to ensure that the data were transmitted without errors. A verification notice will be transmitted to DEP in accordance with DEP 18-27.

Ambient Monitoring Reporting Requirements. The Local Agency will enter all valid ambient air data collected each month into DEP’s 's Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) according to the schedule provided in the statewide SOP for ambient air monitoring data handling and performing data validation (DEP 18-27). The Local Agency will adhere to the schedules provided in DEP 18-27 for submitting missing data or missing information and for verifying data. i. i) Submitted data must meet or exceed EPA’s 's data completeness requirement (minimum requirements are prescribed in 40 C.F.R. Part 58, Appendix A, various appendices of 40 C.F.R. Part 50, and the EPA Quality Assurance Handbook for Handbookfor Air Pollution Measurement Systems), and submitted data must have been collected in accordance with 40 C.F.R. Parts 50 and 58; the Quality Assurance Project Plans for Plansfor the State of Florida Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program; and EPA- and DEP-approved SOPs. ii. ) The Local Agency will transmit valid ambient monitoring data to DEP’s 's Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) in accordance with DEP 18-27 unless data transmission problems make this impossible. iii. ) Missing data forms or missing information will be submitted to DARM in accordance with DEP 18-27. iv. ) All data will be verified in DEP’s 's Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) to ensure that the data were transmitted without errors. A verification notice will be transmitted to DEP in accordance with DEP 18-27.

Ambient Monitoring Reporting Requirements. The Local Agency will enter all valid ambient air data collected each month into DEP’s Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) according to the schedule provided in the statewide SOP for ambient air monitoring data handling and performing data validation (DEP 18-27). The Local Agency will adhere to the schedules provided in DEP 18-27 for submitting missing data or missing information and for verifying data. i. i) Submitted data must meet or exceed EPA’s data completeness requirement (minimum requirements are prescribed in 40 C.F.R. Part 58, Appendix A, various appendices of 40 C.F.R. Part 50, and the EPA Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement Systems), and submitted data must have been collected in accordance with 40 C.F.R. Parts 50 and 58; the Quality Assurance Project Plans for the State of Florida Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program; and EPA- and DEP-approved SOPs. ii. ) The Local Agency will transmit valid ambient monitoring data to DEP’s Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) in accordance with DEP 18-27 unless data transmission problems make this impossible. iii. ) Missing data forms or missing information will be submitted to DARM in accordance with DEP 18-27. iv. ) All data will be verified in DEP’s Air MVP database (or any subsequent data management system specified by DEP) to ensure that the data were transmitted without errors. A verification notice will be transmitted to DEP in accordance with DEP 18-27.