1. Applying for Treatment in the Same Manner as a State for Sections of the Clean Air Act National Tribal Forum May 12, 2014

2. Tribal Authority Rule (TAR) 1990 Clean air Act (CAA) Amendments CAA Section 301(d) Rule proposed August 1994 Rule promulgated February 1998 Treatment as a State Tribal Authority Rule (TAR)

3. The TAR authorizes the EPA to treat eligible federally-recognized Tribes in the “same manner as a state” (TAS) for implementing and managing certain environmental programs under the CAA. Program eligibility (TAS) is granted to a Tribe when it can demonstrate that it has authority to develop and adopt programs or rules, implement those rules (have enforcement and judicial systems), and has capacity to carry out their program. TAR and TAS

4. Demonstrate federal recognition (listed on federal register); Demonstrate that Tribe performs governmental functions (e.g., constitution); Demonstrate location of reservation and inherent authority over any areas outside of the reservation; Demonstrate “Capacity” Criteria for Eligibility

5. Demonstrate capability to carry out necessary functions in a manner consistent with the terms and purposes of the CAA sections which are applicable for acquiring jurisdiction. See Attachment F and G Criteria for Eligibility cont.

6. Submit application to region, once they determine it is complete; Comment period – this is for the state, any other governmental entity and anyone in the area surrounding the Tribe; Region reviews comments; Final decision by the Administrator. TAS Process Timeline

7. Can apply for one or more depending on the needs of the Tribe; Draft document which breaks down the CAA Titles I, III, and V, and how Tribes can use them; Sections most often applied for are highlighted; This information can be inserted directly into the Tribe’s TAS application when requesting a section of the CAA for jurisdiction. Which Section(s) of the CAA will your Tribe want to Apply for?

8. Websites Office of Air and Radiation Tribal Air Website http://www.epa.gov/air/tribal Basic Information http://www.epa.gov/air/tribal/backgrnd.html Eligibility for Administering CAA Programs http://www.epa.gov/air/tribal/tas_elig.html Attachment F http://www.epa.gov/tribal/pdf/tas-strategy-attach-f.pdf Attachment G http://www.epa.gov/tribal/pdf/tas-strategy-attach-g.pdf

9. Websites cont. Air Program Resources http://www.epa.gov/air/tribal/airprogs.html#tribalair Tribal Authority Rule http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-AIR/1998/February/Day- 12/a3451.pdf

10. Appendix

11. Region 1 – 3 Region 2 – 3 Region 4 – 0 Region 5 – 3 Region 6 – 4 Region 7 – 2 Region 8 – 9 Region 9 – 10 Region 10/Alaska – 21 *These numbers include any submittal made by the first quarter of 2012 marked as active and entered into the OTS database. National TAS Report for 2012

12. *These numbers include any submittal made by the first quarter of 2012 marked as active and entered into the OTS database. National TAS Report for 2012 Region# of Tribes# of TAS 1103 283 460 5353 6664 792 8279 914710 10/Alaska42/23121