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Boards and Committees
The Air
Pollution Control Board
The Air Pollution Control Board
This 10-member board consists of the County Board of
Supervisors and five elected officials representing
Ventura County cities. The APC Board establishes
policy and approves new rules. They also appoint the
Air Pollution Control Officer, the District Hearing
Board, Advisory Committee, and Clean Air Fund
Advisory Committee.
JOHN ZARAGOZA, Mayor, City of Oxnard,
Chair
Meetings schedule: second Tuesday of the month, 1:30
p.m., Watch Air Pollution Control Board Meetings Live and Access Meeting Documents below, or by clicking here to access the Clerk of the Board’s meeting webpage. Click on “HTML Agenda” next to the meeting of interest to review the meeting agenda and materials. During the meeting, clicking below on “HTML Agenda” will also allow you to view the live web stream video of the meeting.
Air Pollution Control Board Standing Committee
Special Meetings:
Regular Meetings:
- April 11, 202 Regular meeting - Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Proposed Budget
- March 14, 2023 Standing Committee Meeting - 2023-03 Agenda #3 Standing Committee Minutes 9.13.2022 - 2023-03 Agenda #4 Standing Committee_Hearing Board Members Reappointment - 2023-03 Agenda #5 Standing Committee Advisory Committee Members_Term
Board Committee Members:
- Jeff Burgh, Auditor-Controller, County of Ventura - Shawn Atin, Assistant CEO/Human Resources Director - Jaclyn Smith, County Counsel, County of Ventura
APCD Staff:
- Ali R. Ghasemi, APCD County of Ventura - Nancy Mendoza, APCD, County of Ventura
Remote Teleconference Meeting Resolutions:
- May 2, 2022 Signed Resolution - April 12, 2022 Signed Resolution - March 8, 2022 Signed Resolution - December 14, 2021 Signed Resolution - December 8, 2021 Signed Resolution - November 9, 2021 Signed Resolution
The Hearing BoardThis independent, quasi-judicial body was established by state law to grant variances; uphold or overturn APCD decisions regarding permit denials and operating conditions on permits. The Hearing Board may also revoke permits to operate, issue orders of abatement, allow citizen appeals, and settle disputes between the District and permittees.
The Hearing Board consists of five members appointed
by the Air Pollution Control Board for three-year
terms.
Current
members are: Mike Stubblefield - Chair, Public
Valarie Grossman – Attorney
Dr. Diane Narhi - Alternate Medical
Professional
Watch Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board Meetings Live and Access Meeting Documents below, or by clicking here to access the Clerk of the Board’s meeting webpage. Click on “HTML Agenda” next to the meeting of interest to review the meeting agenda and materials. During the meeting, clicking below on “HTML Agenda” will also allow you to view the live web stream video of the meeting.
Expanded View The Advisory Committee
The APCD Advisory Committee (Committee) is appointed
by the Air Pollution Control Board (Board). The
Committee has twenty members (when fully appointed)
and provides the Board with recommendations on APCD
rule actions, general APCD issues, and general air
pollution issues. The five Ventura County
Supervisors nominate two Committee members each, for
a total of ten. The ten Ventura County cities
(Camarillo, Fillmore, Moorpark, Ojai, Oxnard, Port Hueneme, San Buenaventura, Santa Paula, Simi Valley,
and Thousand Oaks) nominate one Committee member
each, for a total of ten.
Meetings are scheduled as necessary on the fourth Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m., held virtually.
The Advisory Committee calendar
Clean Air Fund Advisory CommitteeSince December 10, 1991, the Clean Air Fund Advisory Committee’s purpose has been to advise the Air Pollution Control Board on how to spend the $1.5 million in the Clean Air Fund, which was created by a donation from the 3M Company. The 3M Company requested that the Board oversee the expenditure of its donation, with the added request that $300,000 of the $1.5 million be held as a permanent endowment. The funds are currently held in a trust by the nonprofit Ventura County Community Foundation. The permanent endowment has now grown to about $547,000, and annual grants from this fund are limited to the interest earnings on this amount, typically 5 percent. The Committee meets as needed when funds are available and when projects are proposed. On April 10, 2018, the Board adopted new Bylaws and Project Selection Criteria , and this document may be downloaded below.
Current Committee members include:
Amanda Fagan, Transportation The Clean Air Fund Advisory Calendar Bylaws and Project Selection Criteria
Clean Air Fund Advisory Committee Meeting Summaries:
South Central Coast Basinwide Control Council (SCCBCC)
The California Health and Safety Code (Section
40900) requires the establishment of a basinwide
air pollution control council for each air
basin, which is comprised of two or more air
pollution control districts. This council is
intended to promote coordination of air
pollution control efforts throughout the air
basin. The council receives reports on rule
development and planning efforts, the
anticipated effect of state and federal actions,
and other issues of interest. The control
council consists of a designated elected
official of the board of each air pollution
control district included in the air basin. The
South Central Coast Basinwide Air Pollution
Control Council (SCC/BCC) contains the San Luis
Obispo County, Santa Barbara County, and Ventura
County Air Pollution Control Districts. The SCC/BCC
meets on a quarterly basis. The next meeting
date and agenda will be posted below when
available. For more information, call the
SLOCAPCD Board Clerk at (805) 781-5912. SCC/BCC
By-Laws can be found
here.
March 23, 2023 Agenda:
- March 23, 2023 - SCCBCC Meeting Agenda
June 30, 2021 Agenda:
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