Air Pollution Control District

Lisa Medina, Air Pollution Control Officer
Michelle Turner, Deputy Air Pollution Control Officer

ADDRESS:
891 Mountain Ranch Road
Building E
San Andreas, CA 95249
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PHONE: (209) 754-6601
FAX: (209) 754-6722
Mon - Fri: 8am - 4pm
Closed Weekends & Holidays

CAL FIRE burn permits are available at burnpermit.fire.ca.gov

CAL FIRE permits have safety restrictions such as limiting pile size to 4 feet by 4 feet, requiring a 10 foot clearance down to bare earth, and a person in attendance at all times with water and a shovel. No burning shall be undertaken unless weather conditions, especially wind, are such that burning can be considered safe.

Please call the Burn Line at (209) 754-6600 to verify if it is a burn day or not.

 

Effective Friday, November 8, 2024 at 8 am, the burn permit suspension in Calaveras will be lifted.

Cal Fire News Release here

 

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Air Pollution Control District

The Board of the Calaveras County Air Pollution Control District (APCD) is comprised of the members of the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors, and, whenever an item of business must be considered by the APCD, it will appear as such on the Board of Supervisors agenda. The Board of Supervisors and APCD schedule regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 891 Mountain Ranch Rd. in San Andreas (Bldg A). Meetings generally begin at 8:00 a.m. to discuss closed session items, with the rest of the agenda beginning at 9:00 a.m. The most recently published Board of Supervisors/Air Pollution Control District Meeting Agenda can be found on the Calaveras County BOS Meeting Portal.

The Calaveras County Air Pollution Control District is part of the Mountain Counties Air Basin. The District is recognized as a Special District and is governed by the Calaveras County Air Pollution Control Board. The primary goal of the District is to protect public health by managing the county's air quality through educating the public and enforcement of District rules and California Air Resources Control Board - Air Toxic Control Measures that result in the reduction of air pollutants and contaminants.

What the Air District Does:

  • Permits and inspects stationary sources of air pollution. These sources include, but are not limited to; gasoline dispensing facilities (gas stations), rock quarries, foundries, auto paint spray booths, boilers, wood processing equipment, and diesel generators greater than 50 brake horsepower (bhp).
  • Provides Burn Day information, issues burn permits, and responds to smoke complaints.
  • Responds to fugitive dust complaints.
  • Manages and coordinates Smoke Management Plans for prescribed burns from entities such as Cal-Fire, the Forest Service, National Forest personnel, private companies, and residents.
  • Manages the Carl Moyer Grant Program that provides funding for upgrading mobile sources such as new school buses and retrofit or replacement of diesel engines.
  • Manages other grant programs such as woodstove changeouts when available.

Items of Interest

Other Information

Demolition and Renovation Asbestos Notification

17 November 2022

Demolition and Renovation Asbestos Notification

Calaveras County is a “non-delegated “air district as recognized by Federal EPA therefore a notification form for demolition of structures must always be sent directly to the EPA. For information on how to file properly, please contact:

Roshni Brahmbhatt at Brahmbhatt.Roshni@EPA.gov or (415) 972-3995

Kingsley Adeduro at Adeduro.Kingsley@epa.gov or (415) 947-4182

Stationary Source Permits

17 November 2022

Stationary Source Permits

Please call the Air District at (209) 754-6600 to verify whether or not your facility will need an Authority to Construct permit to build or alter a facility, whether additional information will be required, and whether a Permit to Operate will subsequently be required. Execution of APCD’s standard indemnification agreement shall be a prerequisite to filing a complete ATC application unless the issuance of the ATC is deemed by APCD to be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act. The ATC form below is a basic form and additional information may be required.