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    SB641 requires the Air Pollution Control Board to develop a model ordinance for localities to regulate air pollution emissions from outdoor hydronic heaters like residential wood-fired boilers. The model ordinance would give localities discretion on whether to adopt it. The Virginia Farm Bureau opposes this bill.

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    Update on Air Quality issues--Jan. 27, 2012

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    SB641 requires the Air Pollution Control Board to develop a model ordinance for localities to regulate air pollution emissions from outdoor hydronic heaters like residential wood-fired boilers. The model ordinance would give localities discretion on whether to adopt it. The Virginia Farm Bureau opposes this bill.

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    Air Quality

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    SB641 requires the Air Pollution Control Board to develop a model ordinance for localities to regulate air pollution emissions from outdoor hydronic heaters like residential wood-fired boilers. The model ordinance would give localities discretion on whether to adopt it. The Virginia Farm Bureau opposes this bill.

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    *As of Jan.

    27, 2012 AIR QUALITY


    SB641 (Ruff) requires the Air Pollution Control Board to develop a model ordinance for localities that could be used, at the discretion of the locality, to regulate air pollution emissions resulting from the use of outdoor hydronic heaters such as residential wood-fired boilers. Farm Bureau opposes.

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