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The Reality of Measuring Small Business Environmental Compliance Assistance Kenya Stump

Agenda Overview of SBEAPs The Process of Measurement Selected Measures Questions

What are SBEAPs Small Business Environmental Assistance Programs (SBEAPs) –507 Programs –“Ombudsman” program Mandated by the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 Three Component Program

What We Do Small Businesses –<100 employees –Not a Major Source Services Offered –Site Visits –Workshops –Application Assistance –Emission Calculations –Tool Development –Hotline –Facilitation

The Process of Measurement Formation Training Development Prioritization of Measures –Survey of SBEAPs on Measures (July 2006) –Recommendation of Measures to NSC Revision

Resources Outcomes Short-termIntermediateLong-termCustomers Increased understanding of environmental resources available (SBEAP, EPA, Partners) Increased understanding/ awareness of air emissions Increased understanding of regulatory requirements Increased understanding of P2 opportunities Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Small Businesses (SB) Increased awareness of SBEAP and Small Business concerns Ultimate Goal Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Increased awareness of SBEAP and Partners SB apply for awards SB promote SBEAP services SB advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses Environment is improved Community is safer SB become environmental steward SB productivity increase SB become more economically viable SB work environment improves SBEAP services are expanded into other environmental media Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners SB submit permit applications/registrations SB make changes to comply SB decrease violations SB decrease the number of accidents and releases SB educate workforce SB improve management of environmental responsibilities SB implement P2 and reduce emissions # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications Partners, Legislators, Host, Other Decision- makers Increased resources and support available to SBEAP SB are recognized by the State and Community for accomplishments SBEAP expands tools and services offered New partnerships developed Increase in professional knowledge and network, resources available # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests CTAP improves consulting services and network CTAP Staff Economic Development Organizations; Partners Increased understanding of how regulatory requirements impact economic development Economic Development Agencies advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses Small Businesses SB recommends host state as a place to grow/move Increased awareness of SBEAP, Partners and State Incentives SB locate to state SBEAP becomes known as steward and valued resource to the community Economy Grows Activities COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and requests for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents

Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Resources Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Resources Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO)

Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Activities COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and requests for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Activities COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and requests for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Assist economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Resources Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO)

Resources Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Activities COMPLIANCE ASSITANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and requests for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests Outputs Compliance Assistance Activities # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners Program Promotion Activities # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted Professional Development Activities # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications Business Development Activities # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests

Resources Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Activities COMPLIANCE ASSITANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and request for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist Economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests Customers Small Businesses (SB) Partners; Legislators; Host; Other Decision- makers CTAP Staff Economic Development Organizations; Partners Small Businesses Compliance Assistance Activities Small Businesses (SB) Partners; Legislators; Host; Other Decision-makers Customers Program Promotion Activities Small Businesses (SB) Partners, Legislators, Host, Other Decision-makers Professional Development Activities CTAP Staff Business Development Activities Economic Development Organizations Partners Business Development Activities Small Businesses

Resources Customers Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Small Businesses (SB) Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications Partners; Legislators; Host; Other Decision- makers # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests CTAP Staff Economic Development Organizations; Partners Small Businesses Short-term Increased understanding of environmental resources available (SBEAP, EPA, Partners) Increased understanding/ awareness of air emissions Increased understanding of regulatory requirements Increased understanding of P2 opportunities Increased awareness of SBEAP and Small Business concerns Increased awareness of SBEAP and Partners Increase in professional knowledge and network, resources available Increased understanding of how regulatory requirements impact economic development Increased awareness of SBEAP, Partners and State Incentives Activities COMPLIANCE ASSITANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and request for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist Economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Short-term Outcomes Compliance Assistance Activities Increased understanding of environmental resources available (SBEAP, EPA, Partners) Increased understanding/ awareness of air emissions Increased understanding of regulatory requirements Increased understanding of P2 opportunities Program Promotion Activities Increased awareness of SBEAP and Partners Program Promotion Activities Increased awareness of SBEAP and Small Business concerns Professional Development Activities Increase in professional knowledge and network, resources available Business Development Activities Increased understanding of how regulatory requirements impact economic development Increased awareness of SBEAP, Partners and State Incentives

Resources Short-termCustomers Increased understanding of environmental resources available (SBEAP, EPA, Partners) Increased understanding/ awareness of air emissions Increased understanding of regulatory requirements Increased understanding of P2 opportunities Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Small Businesses (SB) Increased awareness of SBEAP and Small Business concerns Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Increased awareness of SBEAP and Partners Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications Partners; Legislators; Host; Other Decision- makers Increase in professional knowledge and network, resources available # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests CTAP Staff Economic Development Organizations; Partners Increased understanding of how regulatory requirements impact economic development Small Businesses Increased awareness of SBEAP, Partners and State Incentives Intermediate SB apply for awards SB promote SBEAP services SB advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses SB submit permit applications/registrations SB make changes to comply SB decrease violations SB decrease the number of accidents and releases SB educate workforce SB improve management of environmental responsibilities SB implement P2 and reduce emissions Increased resources and support available to SBEAP CTAP improves consulting services and network Economic Development Agencies advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses SB locate to state Activities COMPLIANCE ASSITANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and request for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist Economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Intermediate Outcomes Compliance Assistance Activities SB apply for awards SB promote SBEAP services SB advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses Compliance Assistance Activities SB submit permit applications/registrations SB make changes to comply SB decrease violations SB decrease the number of accidents and releases SB educate workforce SB improve management of environmental responsibilities SB implement P2 and reduce emissions Program Promotion Activities Increased resources and support available to SBEAP Professional Development Activities CTAP improves consulting services and network Business Development Activities Economic Development Agencies advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses SB locate to state

Resources Short-termIntermediateCustomers Increased understanding of environmental resources available (SBEAP, EPA, Partners) Increased understanding/ awareness of air emissions Increased understanding of regulatory requirements Increased understanding of P2 opportunities Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Small Businesses (SB) Increased awareness of SBEAP and Small Business concerns Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Increased awareness of SBEAP and Partners SB apply for awards SB promote SBEAP services SB advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners SB submit permit applications/registrations SB make changes to comply SB decrease violations SB decrease the number of accidents and releases SB educate workforce SB improve management of environmental responsibilities SB implement P2 and reduce emissions # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications Partners; Legislators; Host; Other Decision- makers Increased resources and support available to SBEAP Increase in professional knowledge and network, resources available # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests CTAP improves consulting services and network CTAP Staff Economic Development Organizations; Partners Increased understanding of how regulatory requirements impact economic development Economic Development Agencies advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses Small Businesses Increased awareness of SBEAP, Partners and State Incentives SB locate to state Long-term SB become environmental steward SB productivity increase SB become more economically viable SB work environment improves SBEAP services are expanded into other environmental media SB are recognized by the State and Community for accomplishments SBEAP expands tools and services offered New partnerships developed SB recommends host state as a place to grow/move Activities COMPLIANCE ASSITANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and request for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist Economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Long-term Outcomes Compliance Assistance Activities SB become environmental steward SB productivity increase SB become more economically viable SB work environment improves SB are recognized by the State and Community for accomplishments Program Promotion Activities SBEAP services are expanded into other environmental media Professional Development Activities SBEAP expands tools and services offered New partnerships developed Business Development Activities SB recommends host state as a place to grow/move

Resources Short-termIntermediateLong-termCustomers Increased understanding of environmental resources available (SBEAP, EPA, Partners) Increased understanding/ awareness of air emissions Increased understanding of regulatory requirements Increased understanding of P2 opportunities Staff Institutional Knowledge Budget ($) Partners Program Host National Steering Committee Small Businesses (SB) Compliance Advisory Panel (CAP) EPA Office of the Small Business Ombudsman Small Business Ombudsman (SBO) Small Businesses (SB) Increased awareness of SBEAP and Small Business concerns Compliance and Technical Assistance Program Increased awareness of SBEAP and Partners SB apply for awards SB promote SBEAP services SB advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses SB become environmental steward SB productivity increase SB become more economically viable SB work environment improves SBEAP services are expanded into other environmental media Outputs # of assistance requests answered # of compliance tools developed # of rule comments # of new rule mailings # of site visits conducted # of compliance recommendations Tons of emissions calculated and # of applications prepared # of rules and regulations researched # of training seminars developed & conducted Emissions inventory completed # of referrals to partners SB submit permit applications/registrations SB make changes to comply SB decrease violations SB decrease the number of accidents and releases SB educate workforce SB improve management of environmental responsibilities SB implement P2 and reduce emissions # of conferences and meetings attended # of committees serving on # of networking events attended # and type of certifications Partners; Legislators; Host; Other Decision- makers Increased resources and support available to SBEAP SB are recognized by the State and Community for accomplishments SBEAP expands tools and services offered New partnerships developed Increase in professional knowledge and network, resources available # of committees serving on # of promotional materials developed # of program web pages # of partners projects # of exhibit and speaking events attended # of newsletters developed and distributed # of award activities conducted # of economic development projects assisted with # of partner environmental assistance requests CTAP improves consulting services and network CTAP Staff Economic Development Organizations; Partners Increased understanding of how regulatory requirements impact economic development Economic Development Agencies advocate for comprehensive environmental assistance to new businesses Small Businesses SB recommends host state as a place to grow/move Increased awareness of SBEAP, Partners and State Incentives SB locate to state Ultimate Goal Environment is improved Community is safer SBEAP becomes known as steward and valued resource to the community Economy Grows Activities COMPLIANCE ASSITANCE ACTIVITIES Answer phone calls and request for assistance Develop compliance assistance tools Comment on new regulations/participate in rulemaking Prepare mailing on new regulations Conduct Site Visits Make compliance recommendations Prepare emission spreadsheets and permit applications Research rules and regulations Develop training seminars/workshops (permitting, P2, compliance) Assist with emissions inventory Make referrals to partners PROGRAM PROMOTION ACTIVITIES Serve on local, state, and federal committees Develop promotional materials Webpage development Meet and coordinate projects with partners Exhibit and speak at partner functions/events Develop and distribute program newsletter Coordinate and promote awards program PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend meetings and conferences Serve on local, state, and federal committees Networking Acquire and maintain relevant certifications BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITES Assist Economic development projects when there are environmental concerns Assist partners with environmental issues relating to constituents Ultimate Goal Outcomes Compliance Assistance Activities Environment is improved Community is safer Program Promotion Activities Professional Development Activities SBEAP becomes known as steward and valued resource to the community Business Development Activities Professional Development Activities Economy Grows Outcomes

Taking a Step Back Organizational Context Program vs. Stakeholder Needs? Intent of Title V

Prioritization of Measures Began with the 2006 Survey Survey Results Prioritization –The Survey revolved around 76 different measures –5 Star Rating System >80% Positive Response to Measure = 79%<>65% = 64%<>50% =

Recommended Core Measures RESOURCESOUTPUTSCUSTOMERSHORT- TERM OUTCOME INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME WORK QUALITY #FTEs/program# of compliance assistance activities by type * # of small businesses assisted by sector** # and or % of small businesses indicating an increased understanding of regulatory requirements # of permit applications submitted by small businesses assisted*** Level of usefulness of assistance materials/tools Program $/yr (Budget) # of outreach activities by type & audience reached by type* # of small businesses assisted by type of compliance assistance activity # and or % of small businesses indicating they made a change after working with the program % customer satisfied with overall service % small business indicating SB services met their needs % customer who would use our services again % customer who would recommend SBEAP services

Recommended Optional Measures SHORT TERM OUTCOMESULTIMATE GOAL # and or % of small businesses indicating an increased understanding of environmental resources available Emission reductions by small businesses* # and or % of small businesses indicating increased awareness of air quality emissions Toxic emission reductions by small businesses*

Concerns Compliance assistance and outreach activities should be clearly defined (Defined in New Annual Report) Should emission reductions include multimedia emissions? (YES) Suggested sectors are the 2002 NAICS generic two digit categories (Sectors were not included) Should permit application be defined to include multimedia assistance applications such as water permits and waste licenses? (YES)

Incorporation of the New Measures in the SBEAP Annual Report Skepticism Definitions, Definitions, Definitions Data Collection and Storage The Annual Report is completely VOLUNTARY

QUESTIONS

Contact Information Kenya K. Stump 227 Gatton College of Business and Economics Lexington, KY