Issue papers need to be developed in a consistent manner, based upon the same underlying principles. Included below are the process- and content-related principles that need to be applied to these papers and the process that should be followed for the actual development of the papers.

A. Process-Related Principles for Issue Paper Development

1.	Active participation is needed by all members in the work group. (EPA will take appropriate steps to assure that all work group members have an opportunity to provide input on issues prior to discussion at work group or Subcommittee meetings.

2.	Work groups need to continue striving for consensus recommendations. consensus is defined as support for a position by a majority of members from all groups of affected interests (i.e. States, industry, public interest). Consensus does not require unanimous support of all members from affected groups.

3.	If the work group cannot reach consensus on a recommendation, then the work group positions with the most support should be presented as options. Viewpoints with less support must be put in writing with a detailed rationale by the supporters of the viewpoint. When a work group sector disagrees with a position, the matter may be referred to a smaller ad hoc group for resolution.

4.	Issue papers and presentations to the Subcommittee must fully describe the positions of all work group members and, to the greatest extent possible, set forth the work group's recommendations. Presentations of the work group issue papers to the Subcommittee should emphasize recommendations/options and the rationale underlying viewpoints with less than full work group support.

5.	Latest drafts of issue papers and other materials to be presented to the subcommittee must be on the TTN 7 days prior to the subcommittee meeting. (One-page summaries of issue papers may be acceptable substitutes for the full paper where no recommendations/options are being presented.)

6.	The Coordination Group will, in consultation with EPA, develop appropriate principles regarding content of issue papers for the guidance of the work groups.

B. Content-Related Principles for Issue Paper Development

Issue papers being developed for Subcommittee consideration should be based upon the following principles:

1.	Progress toward attainment of revised NAAQS and achievement of regional haze program requirements should be achieved in an expeditious manner. Timetables for achieving progress should be informed by consideration of a number of factors, including health and environmental benefits, cost and technical impediments, available scientific information, requirements of the CAA, and administrative requirements.

2.	In the event of State or other responsible institution's failure to plan (or to participate in planning) and implement plans, within the designated time frames, the Federal government must take timely action to remedy the situation.

3.	All options/recommendations must be based upon specified deadlines for planning, implementing and attaining the NAAQS and implementing regional haze program requirements.

4.	All options/recommendations which may require amendments to the CAA must be clearly identified with advantages and disadvantages for such changes analyzed.

5.	Assure timely environmental progress. Timely environmental progress means, at a minimum, continuing air quality improvements at a rate no less rapid than will be required to meet the current NAAQS. Early Federal, State and local actions to improve PM fine air quality should be encouraged.

6.	Control strategies should be effective in achieving air quality objectives, should be designed to accommodate flexible response methods by emission sources, and should encourage continuing improvements in air quality. To this end, the advantages, disadvantages, and available information on cost effectiveness of a full range of control methods should be presented, including technology-based performance standards, market-based approaches, and other traditional and nontraditional approaches.

7.	All options/recommendations should provide for the use of best available, scientifically-based explanations to be used in planning requirements and control strategy development. Such options/recommendations should include methods to identify the role of nonlocal transport processes and mechanisms designed to address such processes.

8.	Opportunities for integration of planning and implementation for ozone, PM and haze that achieve better environmental results and lower costs should be fully pursued.

9.	Planning and implementation proposals should identify methods for early and continued involvement of potentially affected interests, to the maximum extent possible, to assist in the attainment of the revised NAAQS and achieving reasonable progress toward regional haze program goals.

C. Issue Paper Development Process

Issue papers being prepared for Subcommittee consideration should be developed as follows:

1.	EPA takes the responsibility to prepare the background portion of the issue paper. Within EPA, this is accomplished by assigning staff (OAQPS, OMS, OAP) and OGC to work with a contractor to draft the background. This would describe the issue and pose salient questions which EPA believes the paper needs to address e.g., connection to AOI or AOV concept or how the options or approaches in this paper affect other papers.

2.	External lead/leads review the background and salient questions and lead work group discussion to brainstorm the options/principles which would form the basis of the paper. This could include review of the key issues/salient questions the paper must address. The results of this would be condensed to a set of principles/options for a preliminary presentation to the Coordination Group and the Subcommittee.

3.	The background, salient questions and principles/options are posted on the TTN bulletin board for review and comment.

4.	Background, salient questions and principles/options are presented to the Coordination Group and the Subcommittee for their consideration. Based upon these discussions, modifications could be made to the product of the work group. Coordination Group review could focus on comprehensiveness and balance. The Subcommittee could take this early opportunity to review the principles and salient questions and provide feedback/direction to the work group before the details of the paper are drafted.

5.	Based upon work group, Coordination Group, and Subcommittee discussions and any written comments received by the external lead, the contractor will draft a detailed issue paper. For the purpose of providing direction to the contractor, the external lead will coordinate with the EPA staff lead to provide the EPA Work Assignment Manager with the necessary information to provide technical direction to the contractor.

6.	The work group considers the drafted paper with a goal of making a recommendation(s).

7.	The contractor prepares a plain English summary of the issue paper prior to Coordination Group/Subcommittee discussion. This summary is also provided to the Communications and Outreach work group for their review.

8.	Coordination Group/Subcommittee is presented with the fully drafted paper and recommendation for their consideration. This presentation should outline the options/principles which formed the basis of the paper. The purpose of the discussion is to focus the Subcommittee on the recommendation(s)/principles to see if they need to be changed, reconsidered or endorsed.

9.	The contractor revises the plain English summary based on the Subcommittee discussion. This final summary is provided to the Communications and Outreach work group for dissemination.

10.	Final issue papers are posted to the TTN.

ATTACHMENT A4 - STAFFING SUMMARY - AD HOC GROUPS AND CAUCUSES

Several ad hoc groups and caucuses have been formed in order to address specific ozone, PM and regional haze implementation strategy issues. The ad hoc groups are composed of representatives from a wide range of sectors affected by the implementation strategy. The ad hoc groups were formed in order to focus specifically on certain issues that are not appropriate for the Coordination Group and the Subcommittee to consider in detail. The caucuses are composed of representatives from a single affected sector and consider implementation issues of a wider nature than do the ad hoc groups. The purpose of the caucuses is to provide a forum for these sectors to raise issues outside of the more formal Coordination Group and Subcommittee structure. Listed on the following pages are the names of the ad hoc groups and caucuses as well as other pertinent information about their composition.

The work of the caucuses is coordinated by the Coordination Group and their recommendations, issues and concerns are communicated to the full Subcommittee through the Coordination Group. The work of the Prescribed Burning Ad Hoc Group is also coordinated by the Coordination Group. The work of the Monitoring Ad Hoc Group is coordinated by the Base Programs and Analyses Work Group.

ATTACHMENT A4 - STAFFING SUMMARY - AD HOC GROUPS AND CAUCUSES

GROUP

CHAIR-PERSON(S) EPA PRIMARY STAFF PERSON

SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS Environmental Caucus Shaver Beal David Baron AZ Center for Law in the Public Interest Thomas Godar

(Ron White) American Lung Assoc. David Hawkins NRDC Bruce Hill Appalachian Mtn. Club Bob Palzer Sierra Club Robert Russell Conservation Law Foundation Chris Shaver EDF Federal Agency Caucus Hamilton Gerth Abraham Haspel (Jean Vernet) DOE George Bluhm Dept of Agriculture Elsie Munsell (Alison Ling) DOD (Navy) Molly Ross DOI Mike Dombeck (Donna Lamb) Forest Service Jim Shrouds DOT Legal Caucus Pat Raher Dunkins Larry Feldcamp Baker & Botts David Hawkins NRDC Alison Ling DOD (Navy) Tim O'Brien Ford Pat Raher Hogan & Hartson Lydia Wegman (7) OAR/OAQPS Bob Wyman Latham & Watkins Monitoring Incentives Ad Hoc Group Gerald, Wayland Gerald, Wayland Diana Andrews (4) State of Kentucky Richard Dworek U. S. Steel Rich Halvey (3) Western Governors Assoc. Beverly Hartsock State of Texas Bruce Hill Appalachian Mtn. Club Shawn Kendall Phelps Dodge Marvin Lowrey (2) State of Georgia Bob Palzer Sierra Club Prescribed Burning Ad Hoc Group Shaver Woodard Bill Becker STAPPA/ALAPCO William Dickerson (7) Office of Federal Activities James Douglas (8) DOI Anita Frankel (7) Region X James Hubbard (8) Colorado State Forest Service Mary Jo Lavin (8) USDA Forest Service Donna Lamb (2) USDA Forest Service Brian Mitchell (8) National Park Service Bob Palzer Sierra Club Howard Rhodes (8) Florida Dept. of Env. Protection Les Rosenkrance (6) Nat'l Interagency Fire Center Sandra Silva (8) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Ron Tickle (8) US Navy Arch Wells (8) Bureau of Indian Affairs Joe Williams State of Washington Small Entities Caucus Hamilton Elmore Russell Batson American Furniture Manufacturers Assoc. Kevin Bromberg SBA Nicholas Bush (Bruce Craig) Natural Gas Supply Assoc. Ben Cooper Printing Industries of America Dmitri (Jim) Daskal Natl Coalition of Petroleum Retailers & Gasoline Auto Service Dealers David D'Onofrio Natl Small Business United Susan Eckerly Natl Federation of Independent Businesses Sherry Edwards Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Assoc Douglas Greenhaus Natl Auto Dealers Assoc Carter Keithley Hearth Products Assoc. Paul Kerkhoven American Highway Users Alliance Jeff Leiter (Chet Thompson) SIGMA/NACS/ILMA/OPEI Mark Morgan Petroleum Transport and Storage Assoc Christian Richter (Bill Sonntag) NAMF/AESF/MFSA John Satagaj Small Business Legislative Council Mary Scalco International Fabricare Institute Allen Schaeffer American Trucking Association Jeb Stuart Construction Industries Air Quality Coalition Matthew Ward (Ken Brown) Natl Assoc of Local Govt Environmental Professionals Bill Wemhoff American Public Power Assoc. Western Issues Caucus Ginsburg Blais Nina Dougherty (2) Sierra Club Rich Halvey (3) Western Governors Assoc Dan Johnson (2) State of Washington Donna Lamb (2) Forest Service John Leary (2) Western Governors Assoc Mark Scruggs (4) DOI Chris Shaver EDF Quin Shea (5) Natl Mining Assoc Eric Skelton (3) Spokane County Scott Thomas (5) State of Oklahoma Jean Vernet (3) DOE

1. Membership may be expanded in future. 2. Not on Subcommittee - Nat'l/Regional Strategies WG member 3. Not on Subcommittee - Base Programs WG member 4. Not on Subcommittee - Science/Technology WG member 5. Not on Subcommittee - Communications/Outreach WG member 6. Membership not yet determined. 7. EPA 8. Not on subcommittee or work group.

April 1, 1997

Subcommittee for the Development of Ozone, Particulate Matter

and Regional Haze Implementation Programs

(Membership Listing)

Co-Chair

Mr. John Seitz, Director

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (MD-10)

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711

Phone: (919) 541-5616	Fax: (919) 541-2464

Co-Chair

Dr. Alan Krupnick

Senior Fellow

Resources for the Future

1616 P Street N.W.

Washington, DC 20036

Phone: (202) 328-5107	Fax: (202) 939-3460

Designated Federal Officer

Mr. William Hamilton

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards (MD-12)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711

Phone: (919) 54l-5498	Fax: (919) 54l-2664

STATE, LOCAL AND TRIBAL REPRESENTATIVES

Mr. Victor Ashe

Mayor, City of Knoxville

P. O. Box 1631

Knoxville, TN 37901

Phone: (423) 215-2040	Fax: (423) 215-2978

Mr. S. William Becker*

Executive Director

State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators/

Association of Local Air Pollution Control Officials

444 North Capitol Street, N.W.

Washington, DC 20001

Phone: (202) 624-7864	Fax: (202) 624-7863

Ms. Carla Berroyer

American Association of State Highway

and Transportation Officials (AASHTO)

Illinois Department of Transportation

2300 South Dirksen Parkway

Springfield, IL 62764

Phone: (217) 782-7868	Fax: (217) 785-0468

Mr. John D. Dunlap, III*

Chairman, California Air Resources Board

2020 L Street, 5th Floor

Sacramento, CA 95814

Phone: (916) 322-5840	Fax: (916) 327-5748

Ms. Mary Gade,* Director

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

2200 Churchill Road

Springfield, IL 62794-9276

Phone: (217) 782-3397	Fax: (217) 782-9039

Mr. Stephen L. Gerritson*

Executive Director

Lake Michigan Air Director's Consortium

2350 East Devon Avenue, Suite 242

Des Plaines, IL 60018

Phone: (847) 296-2181	Fax: (847) 296-2958

Ms. Beverly Hartsock*

Deputy Executive Director

Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission

P.O. Box 13087

Austin, TX 78711-3087

Phone: (512) 239-5818	Fax: (512) 239-4808 or 239-0676

Dr. James M. Lents

Executive Officer

South Coast Air Resources Board

21865 East Copley Drive

Diamond Bar, CA 91765

Phone: (909) 396-2100	Fax: (909) 396-3340

Mr. Tom Looby

Director of the Office of Environment

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

4300 Cherry Creek Drive South

Denver, CO 80222-1530

Phone: (303) 692-3099	Fax: (303) 782-4969

Mr. Langdon Marsh, Director

Oregon Department of Environmental Quality

811 SW 6th Avenue

Portland, OR 97204-1390

Phone: (503) 229-5696	Fax:	(503) 229-5850

Mr. Jerry Pardilla, Director

National Tribal Environmental Council

2221 Rio Grande, N.W.

Albuquerque, NM 87104

Phone: (505) 242-2175	Fax:	(505) 242-2654

Mr. John Poorman

Staff Director

Capital District Transportation Committee

5 Computer Drive West

Albany, NY 12205

Phone: (518) 458-2161	Fax: (518) 459-2155

Mr. Harold Reheis, Director

Environmental Protection Division

Georgia Department of Natural Resources

205 Butler Street, SE, Suite 1152

Atlanta, GA 30334

Phone: (404) 656-4713	Fax: (404) 651-5778

Ms. Susan Savage

Mayor, City of Tulsa

200 Civic Center

Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103

Phone: (918) 596-7411	Fax: (918) 596-9010

Mr. Robert Shinn

Commissioner

Office of the Commissioner

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

401 East State Street CN 402

Trenton, NJ 08625

Phone: (609) 292-2885	Fax:	(609) 292-7695

Mr. James M. Souby

Executive Director

Western Governors' Association

600-17th Street

Suite 1705 South Tower

Denver, CO 80202-5452

Phone: (303) 623-9378	Fax: (303) 534-7309

Ms. Betty Lou Ward

Wake County Commissioner

P.O. Box 550

Raleigh, NC 27602

Phone: (919) 856-6160	Fax: (919) 856-5699

Mr. Joe Williams, President

WESTAR

P.O. Box 47600

Olympia, Washington 98504-7600

Phone: (360) 407-6879	Fax: (360) 407-6802

PUBLIC INTEREST AND ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS

Mr. David Baron

Assistant Director

Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest

1840 E. River Road, Suite 207

Tucson, AZ 85718-5892

Phone: (520) 529-1798	Fax: (520) 529-2927

Mr. Stephen G. Brick

Clean Air Task Force

5714 Tolman Terrace

Madison, WI 53711-3443

Phone: (608) 277-5711	Fax: (608) 277-5564

Mr. Hank Dittmar

Executive Director

Surface Transportation Policy Project

1400-16th Street, N.W., Suite 300

Washington, D.C. 20036

Phone: (202) 466-2636	Fax: (202) 466-2247

Dr. Thomas J. Godar,* M.D.

American Lung Association

114 Woodland Street

Hartford, CT 06105

Phone: (860) 714-4055	Fax: (860) 714-8035

Mr. David Hawkins,* Esq

Senior Attorney

Natural Resources Defense Council

1200 New York Avenue N.W., Suite 400

Washington, D.C. 20005

Phone: (202) 289-6868	Fax: (202) 289-1060

Dr. L. Bruce Hill

Staff Scientist

Research Department

Appalachian Mountain Club

Route 16, Pinkham Notch

Jackson, NH 03846 (Federal Express address only)

P.O. Box 298 (USPS or UPS address)

Route 16, Pinkham Notch

Gorham, NH 03581

Phone: (603) 466-2721 Ext. 111	Fax: (603) 466-2822

Mr. G. Alex Johnson, Director

Citizens Commission for Clean Air

in the Lake Michigan Basin

152 West Wisconsin Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53203-2508

Phone: (414) 271-7467	Fax: (414) 271-7312

Mr. William V. Luneburg

Group Against Smog and Pollution

3900 Forbes Avenue

Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Phone: (412) 648-1380	Fax: (412) 648-2649

Mr. David Marshall, Staff Attorney

Conservation Law Foundation

One Eagle Square, Suite 1-A

Concord, New Hampshire 03301

Phone: (603) 225-3060	Fax: (603) 225-3059

Mr. Joe Minott

Executive Director

Clean Air Council

135 S. 19th Street, Suite 300

Philadelphia, PA 19103

Phone: (215) 567-4004 Ext. 223	Fax: (215) 567-5791

Dr. Robert Palzer

Sierra Club

1610 NW 118th Court

Portland, OR 97229

Phone: (503) 520-8671	Fax: (503) 520-0677

Ms. Christine Shaver

Senior Attorney

Environmental Defense Fund

1405 Arapahoe Avenue

Boulder, CO 80302

Phone: (303) 440-4901	Fax: (303) 440-8052

INDUSTRY/TRADE GROUPS

Mr. Vincent J. Brisini,* Environment Manager

Pennsylvania Electric Company

1001 Broad Street

Johnstown, PA 15907

Phone: (814) 533-8811	Fax: (814) 533-8085

Mr. Nicholas Bush

Natural Gas Supply Association

805-15th Street, N.W., Suite 510

Washington, D.C. 20005

Phone: (202) 326-9300	Fax: (202) 326-9330

Ms. Georgia Callahan, Manager

Legislative and Regulatory Affairs

Texaco

P. O. Box 509

Beacon, NY 12508

Phone: (914) 838-7645	Fax:	(914) 838-7115

Mr. Lawrence Codey*

President & Chief Operating Officer

Public Service Electric & Gas Company

80 Park Plaza, 4th Floor

Newark, NJ 07101

Phone: (201) 430-5670	Fax: (201) 643-3367

Mr. Ben Cooper,* Senior Vice President

for Governmental Affairs

Printing Industries of America

100 Daingerfield Road

Alexandria, VA 22314

Phone: (703) 519-8115	Fax: (703) 548-3227

Mr. Richard Dworek, General Manager

Environmental Affairs and Air Management

U.S. Steel

600 Grant Street

Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Phone: (412) 433-5910	Fax: (412) 433-5920

Mr. Jeff Gabriel, Director

Environmental Services and Policy Education

National Pork Producers Council

1776 N.W. 114th Street

Clive, IA 50325

Phone: (515) 223-2633	Fax: (515) 223-2646

Dr. Charles H. Goodman,* Vice President

Research and Environmental Affairs

Southern Company Services, Inc.

14N-8195, P.O. Box 2625

Birmingham, AL 35202

Phone (205) 257-6325	Fax:	(205) 257-7938

Mr. Stan Hathcock

Webster South Inc

683 Highland Avenue

Atlanta, GA 30312

Phone: (404) 522-8227	Fax: (404) 658-1660

Mr. Richard M. Hayslip, Manager

Environment, Land, and Risk Management

Salt River Project

P.O. Box 52025

Phoenix, AZ 85072-2025

Phone: (602) 236-6699	Fax: (602) 236-3407

Mr. Ben G. Henneke*

President, Clean Air Corporation

36 S. Charles Street, Suite 190

Baltimore, MD 21201

Phone: (410) 576-2200	Fax: (410) 576-7975

Mr. Mike Hertel

Southern California Edison

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue

Rosemead, CA 91770

Phone: (818) 302-9456	Fax: (818) 302-9730

Mr. Carter Keithley, President

Hearth Products Association

1601 N Kent Street

Suite 1001

Arlington, VA 22209

Phone: (703) 522-0086	Fax:	(703) 522-0548

Mr. Shawn Kendall

Phelps Dodge Corporation

2600 N Central Avenue

Phoenix, AZ 85004-3014

Phone: (602) 234-8308	Fax:	(602) 234-4814

Mr. Paul Kerkhoven

Manager of Environmental Affairs

American Highway Users Alliance

1776 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Suite 500

Washington, D.C. 20036

Phone: (202) 857-1231	Fax: (202) 857-1220

Mr. Jed Mandel

Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg

2 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2200

Chicago, IL 60602

Phone: (312) 269-1747	Fax: (312) 269-8042

Mr. Timothy J. O'Brien, Director

Environmental Quality Office

Ford Motor Company

One Parklane Boulevard, Suite 1400

Dearborn, Michigan 48126-2477

Phone: (313) 323-2895	Fax: (313) 322-5904

Ms. Sarah Peirce-Sandner

Eastman Kodak Company

1100 Ridgway Avenue, Building 320

Rochester, NY 14652-6263

Phone: (716) 588-6477	Fax: (716) 722-3695

Mr. Richard Phelps

Eastman Chemical Company

Eastman Road

P. O. Box 1993

Kingsport, TN 37662-5393

Phone: (423) 229-5164	Fax: (423) 229-4864

Mr. John Satagaj, President

Small Business Legislative Council

1156-15th Street, N.W., Suite 510

Washington, D.C. 20005

Phone: (202) 639-8500	Fax: (202) 296-5333

Mr. Allen Schaeffer

Vice President for Environmental Affairs

American Trucking Association

2200 Mill Road

Alexandria, VA 22314

Phone: (703) 838-1844	Fax: (703) 838-1992

Mr. Karl R. Schultz

E.I. Dupont De Nemours & Company

Brandywine Building (B5226)

Wilmington, DE 19898

Phone: (302) 773-4394	Fax: (302) 773-4494

Mr. William Shapiro,* Manager

Regulatory Compliance and Environmental Affairs

Volvo Cars of North America

Volvo Drive

Rockleigh, NJ 07647-0913

Phone: (201) 767-4772	Fax: (201) 784-4525

Mr. F. Bradford Smith

Chairman of the Board of Directors

Environmental Elements Corporation

P. O. Box 1318

3700 Koppers Street

Baltimore, MD 21227

Phone: (410) 368-7090	Fax: (410) 368-6721

Mr. Paul C. Smith

Policy Consulting Services

7617 Lynn Drive

Chevy Chase, MD 20815

Phone: (202) 675-3380	Fax: (202) 675-4230

Ms. Susan R. Stark

Manager, Environmental Health and Safety

ARCO Products Company

1990 W. Crescent Avenue

Anaheim, CA 92801

Phone: (714) 491-6844	Fax: (714) 491-6942

Mr. Jeb Stuart

Vice President for Technical Matters

Construction Industry Air Quality Coalition

1330 S. Valley Vista Drive

Diamond Bar, CA 91765

Phone: (714) 640-7760	Fax: (714) 640-7725

Mr. John Taunton

Exxon Company, USA

Box 2180

Houston, TX 77252

Phone: (713) 656-2401	Fax: (713) 656-6594

Mr. Chet Thompson, Associate

Collier, Shannon, Rill and Scott

3050 K Street, N.W., Suite 400

Washington, D.C. 20007

Phone: (202) 342-8815	Fax: (202) 342-8451

Mr. Ted Wernick, Director

Scientific Regulatory Affairs

The Gillette Company

401 Professional Drive

Gaithersburg, MD 20879

Phone: (301) 590-1543	Fax: (301) 590-1535

UNION REPRESENTATION

Mr. Mike Wright

Health, Safety and Environmental Department

of the United Steelworkers of America

5 Gateway Center

Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Phone: (412) 562-2580	Fax: (412) 562-2584

LAWYERS/CONSULTANTS

Mr. Richard E. Ayres*

Howrey & Simon

1299 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20004

Phone: (202) 383-6778	Fax: (202) 383-6610

Mr. Larry Feldcamp,* Esq

Partner

Baker & Botts

3000 One Shell Plaza

Houston, TX 77002

Phone: (713) 229-1573	Fax: (713) 229-1522

Mr. William H. Lewis,* Esq

Counsel to Clean Air

Implementation Project

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

1800 M. Street N.W.

Washington, D. C. 20036

Phone: (202) 467-7000	Fax: (202) 467-7176

Mr. Patrick Raher,* Esq

Hogan & Hartson

555 13th Street N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20004

Phone: (202) 637-5682	Fax: (202) 637-5910

Mr. Robert A. Wyman,* Partner

Latham & Watkins

633 West 5th Street

Los Angeles, CA 90071

Phone: (213) 485-1234	Fax: (213) 891-8763

SCIENTIFIC/ACADEMIA

Dr. Glen R. Cass

Environmental Engineering

California Institute of Technology

138-78

Pasadena, CA 91125

Phone: (818) 395-6888	Fax: (818) 395-2940

Dr. Jane Hall

California State University-Fullerton

Department of Economics

Fullerton, CA 92634

Phone: (714) 773-2236	Fax: (714) 773-3097

Dr. Harvey Jeffries

Department of Environmental Science and Engineering

School of Public Health, 201H

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Phone: (919) 942-3245	Fax:	(919) 967-0160

Dr. Armistead Russell

School of Civil and Environmental

Engineering, Daniel Lab

Georgia Tech

200 Bobby Dodd Way

Atlanta, GA 30332

Phone: (404) 894-3079	Fax:	(404) 894-9724

FEDERAL AGENCIES

Mr. George Bluhm

Natural Resource Conservation Service

Department of Agriculture

University of California

151 Hoagland Hall

Davis, CA 95616-8627

Phone: (916) 752-1018	Fax:	(916) 752-1552

Mr. Mike Dombeck, Chief

Forest Service

Department of Agriculture

201 14th Street, SW

Washington, DC 20250

Phone: (202) 205-1661	Fax:	(202) 205-1765

Dr. Abraham Haspel

Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy

Department of Energy

7C016 Forrestal Building PO-1

1000 Independence Avenue, SW

Washington, DC 20585

Phone: (202) 586-5316	Fax: (202) 586-3047

Mr. David Howekamp

Director, Air Division

Environmental Protection Agency, Region IX

75 Hawthorne Street

San Francisco, CA 94105

Phone: (415) 744-1219	Fax: (415) 744-1077

Mr. Thomas Maslany, Director

Air, Radiation and Toxics Division

Environmental Protection Agency, Region III

841 Chestnut Building

Philadelphia, PA 19107

Phone: (215) 566-2100	Fax: (215) 566-2101

Ms. Elsie Munsell*

Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy

(Environment and Safety)

1000 Navy Pentagon, Room 4A686

Washington, DC 20350-1000

Phone: (703) 614-1304	Fax: (703) 695-2573

Ms. Molly Ross, Special Assistant

to the Assistant Secretary

Fish, Wildlife and Parks Service

Department of Interior

1849 C Street N.W., M.I.B., Room 3150

Washington, DC 20240

Phone: (202) 208-6212	Fax (202) 208-4684

Mr. James Shrouds, Chief

Environmental Analysis Division

Federal Highway Administration

Department of Transportation, HEP40

400 7th Street S.W.

Washington, DC 20590

Phone: (202) 366-2076	Fax: (202) 366-3409

Ms. Susan Studlien, Director

Air Division

Environmental Protection Agency, Region I

JFK Federal Building

Boston, MA 02203-0001

Phone: (617) 565-3477	Fax: (617) 565-4940

*Denotes CAAAC Membership

FACA Subcommittee Work Group Membership

Working Draft - 3/18/97

LEGEND:	E	Environmental Groups

S	State and local agencies

T	Tribal representatives

I	Industry

L	Lawyers/Consultants

A	Academia/Scientific

F	Federal Agencies

O	Other

(f)	denotes FACA subcommittee member

Coordination Group	Co-Chairs: Sally Shaver

Pat Raher, Hogan & Hartson (f)

1. E	Thomas Godar, ALA (f)

2. E	David Hawkins, NRDC (f)

3. S	Mary Gade, IL EPA (f)

4. S	Robert Shinn, NJDEP (f)

5. S	Beverly Hartsock, Texas (f)

6. S	Bill Becker, STAPPA/ALAPCO (f)

7. S	Jim Souby, Western Governor's Association (f)

8. T	Jerry Pardilla, NTEC (f)

9. I	Shawn Kendall, Phelps Dodge (f)

10. I	Bradford Smith, Environmental Elements (f)

11. I	Charles Goodman, Southern Co. (f)

12. I	John Taunton, Exxon (f)

13. I	Karl Schultz, DuPont (f)

14. I	Richard Hayslip, Salt River Project (f)

15. I	Georgia Callahan, Texaco (f)

16. I	Tim O'Brien, Ford Motor (f)

17. F	Molly Ross, DOI (f)

18. F	Susan Studlien, EPA (f)

19. F	Gay MacGregor, EPA

Science and Technical Support Group Co-Chairs: Tom Helms

Harvey Jeffries, UNC (f)

1. E	Bruce Hill, Appalachian Mountain Club (f)

2. S	Diana Andrews, Kentucky

3. S	Kirit Chaudhari, Virginia

4. S	Tom Moore, Arizona

5. S	Rich Poirot, Vermont

6. S	S.T. Rao, NY

7. S	Manop Vanichchagorn, Louisiana

8. S	Dave McNeil, Utah

9. S	John Core, WESTAR

10. T	David Kelly, Navajo EPA

11. O	Jeffrey West, NARSTO-NE

12. I	John Cabaniss, AIAM

13. I	David Chock, Ford Motor

14. I	Jay Hudson, Santee Cooper

15. I	Steve Ziman, Chevron

16. I	Dan Weiss, Cinergy Corp

17. I	George Lauer, ARCO

18. A	Ellis Cowling, NCSU

19. A	Jay Turner, Washington University

20. A	Glen Cass, Cal Tech (f)

21. A	Kenneth Demerjian, SUNY-Albany

22. F	Mark Scruggs, DOI

23. F	Jay Rosenthal, DOD

Communications and Outreach Group Co-Chairs: Tom Curran

Ron White, ALA

1. E	Jayne Mardock, Clean Air Network

2. S	Tad Aburn, MDDE

3. S	Nancy Kruger, STAPPA/ALAPCO

4. S	Bruce Carhart, OTC

5. S	Nancy Seidman, Massachusetts

6. S	Alice Collingwood, Puget Sound

7. S	Scott Thomas, Oklahoma

8. T	Margaret Cook, Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc.

9. I	Quin Shea, Nat'l Mining Assoc

10. I	Richard Paul, AAMA

11. I	Caryl Pfeiffer, Kentucky Utilities Co

12. F	Kathy Ellis, DOD

13. F	Kathy Callahan, EPA

National and Regional Strategies Group Co-Chairs: David Mobley

Don Theiler, WI

1. E	Nina Dougherty, Sierra Club

2. E	Chris Shaver, EDF (f)

3. E	David Marshall, Conservation Law Foundation (f)

4. S	Joe Belanger, Connecticut DEP

5. S	John Leary, Western Governor's Association

6. S	Timothy Method, Indiana

7. S	Terry Rowles, Missouri

8. S	Marvin Lowry, Georgia

9. S	Dan Johnson, Washington

10. S	William Miller, Philadelphia

11. S	Joe Francis, Nebraska

12. S	Tom Wright, AAMVA

13. S	Dewayne Huckabay, Houston

14. S	David Hyder North Carolina DOT

15. S	Jason Grumet, NESCAUM

16. T	Mike Frost, S. Ute Tribe

17. I	Ted Wernick, Gillette Co. (f)

18. I	Sarah Peirce-Sandner, Kodak (f)

19. I	Lydia Salmon, Kenecott Copper Co

20. I	Amy Lilly, AIAM

21. I	Jon Heuss, General Motors Corp

22. I	Bruce Craig, NGSA

23. I	Andrew Aitken, New England Power Service Co

24. I	John McManus, American Electric Power Co

25. I	Cliff Doumas, Mobil

26. I	Stan Hathcock, Webster South (f)

27. I	Mark Brownstein, Public Service Electric and Gas Co

28. I	Timothy Byrd, Gallo Winery

29. I	Jerry Steffy, Harley Davidson

30. L	Bob Wyman, Latham & Watkins (f)

31. L	Larry Feldcamp, Baker & Botts (f)

32. A	Ted Russell, Carnegie Mellon (f)

33. F	Donna Lamb, USDA/Forest Service

34. F	Dave Howekamp, EPA (f)

Base Program Analyses and Policies Group Co-Chairs: Joe Paisie

Jerry Golden, TVA

1. E	Bob Palzer, Sierra Club (f)

2. E	David Baron, Arizona Center for Public Law (f)

3. E	William Luneburg, GASP (f)

4. S	Brock Nicholson, NC

5. S	Dennis Lawler, IL EPA

6. S	Jim Salvaggio, Pennsylvania

7. S	Steve Gerritson, LADCO (f)

8. S	Herb Williams Texas

9. S	Mel Zeldin, South Coast, CA

10. S	Rich Halvey, Western Governor's Association

11. S	Eric Skelton, Spokane Co

12. S	Jim Ralston, NY

13. S	Barbara Lee, N. Sonoma APCD

14. S	Arthur Marin, NESCAUM

15. I	Vincent Brisini, Pennsylvania Electric (f)

16. I	Richard Dworek, US Steel (f)

17. I	Richard Phelps, Eastman Chemical Co. (f)

18. I	John Crouch, Hearth Products Assn.

19. I	Greg Schaefer, ARCO

20. I	Gregory J. Dana, AIAM

21. I	Steve Pezda, Ford

22. I	Jeff Gabriel, National Pork Producers (f)

23. I	Arthur Lee, Texaco

24. I	Robert Kappelmann, Jacksonville Electric Authority

25. I	Richard Chastain, Southern Co. Services

26. F	Jean Vernet, DOE

27. F	Dick Schoeneberg, DOT

28. F.	Dick Long, EPA