Chapter 8. Acronyms/Abbreviations
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1 AB Assembly Bill AB939 Integrated Solid Waste Management Act of 1989 or Assembly Bill 939 ACM ADT APN AP-42 AQMP ASL ATSF bgs BMP CAA Cal-EPA Cal-ESA CARB CBC CCR CDMG CEQA CF CFR CGS CHRI Asbestos-Containing Material Average Daily Traffic Assessor s Parcel Number Air Pollutant Emission Factor Air Quality Management Plan Above Sea Level Atchison, Topeka, Santa Fe Railway Company Below Ground Surface Best Management Practice Clean Air Act California Environmental Protection Agency California Endangered Species Act California Air Resources Board California Building Code California Code of Regulations California Division of Mines and Geology California Environmental Quality Act Cubic Feet Code of Federal Regulations California Geological Survey California Historic Resources Inventory 8-1
2 City CIWMB CMP CNDDB CNEL CNPS CO County CUPA CWA db dba Draft EIR DFG EIR EPA ESA FEIR GPD GPM Guidelines HWIS HCM HVAC HWIS City of San Dimas California Integrated Waste Management Board Congestion Management Program California Natural Diversity Database Community Noise Equivalent Level California Native Plant Society Carbon Monoxide Los Angeles County Certified Unified Program Agency Clean Water Act Decibel A-Weighted Decibel Draft Environmental Impact Report California Department of Fish and Game Environmental Impact Report Environmental Protection Agency Federal Endangered Species Act Final Environmental Impact Report Gallons per Day Gallons per Minute Relocation Assistance and Real Property Guidelines Hazardous Waste Information System Highway Capacity Manual Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Hazardous Waste Information System 8-2
3 ICU IS ISWM Intersection Capacity Utilization Initial Study Integrated Solid Waste Management Act I-210 Interstate 210 kwh L dn L eq L max L min L xx LAFD LACMTA LARWQCB LASD Lbs./yr. LOS LUST MPH MWD N NAAQS NO NO 2 NO x NOA Kilowatt Hour Day-Night Sound Equivalent Sound Level Maximum Sound Level Minimum Sound Level Percentile Exceeded Sound Level Los Angeles County Fire Department Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board Los Angeles County Sheriff s Department Pounds per Year Level of Service Leaking Underground Storage Tank Miles Per Hour Metropolitan Water District Nitrogen National Ambient Air Quality Standards Nitric Oxide Nitrogen Dioxide Nitrogen Oxides Notice of Availability 8-3
4 NOD NOP NPDES O 3 OHP Pb PM 10 PRC PSI RCRA RCRIS ROC RWQCB San Districts SCAB SCAG SCAQMD SCE SCWC SEA SIP SO 2 SO x SQG SRRE Notice of Determination Notice of Preparation National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Ozone Office of Historic Preservation Lead Particulate Matter Public Resource Code Pounds per Square Inch Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System Reactive Organic Compounds Regional Water Quality Control Board County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County South Coast Air Basin Southern California Association of Governments Southern California Air Quality Management District Southern California Edison Southern California Water Company Significant Ecological Area State Implementation Plan Sulfur Dioxide Sulfur Oxides Small Quantity Generator Source Reduction and Recycling Element 8-4
5 SUSMP SWMP SWPPP SWRCB TAC TIA TMDL TOC TPD UBC US EPA USFWS USGS UST V/C VOC WRR WRP Standard Urban Storm Water Mitigation Plan Storm Water Management Plan Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program State Water Resources Control Board Toxic Air Contaminants Transportation Impact Assessment Total Maximum Daily Load Total Organic Compounds Tons Per Day Uniform Building Code United States Environmental Protection Agency United States Fish and Wildlife Service United States Geologic Survey Underground Storage Tank Volume to Capacity Ratio Volatile Organic Compounds Water Reclamation Requirement Water Reclamation Plant 8-5
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