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Tuesday, December 2, 2008 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Amador County Administrative Center 810 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 |
Friday, December 5, 2008 1:00 - 3:00 Shasta County Administrative Center 1450 Court St, Room 353 Redding, CA 96001 |
What is the Carl Moyer Program?
The Carl Moyer Program provides monetary grants to
individuals, private companies and public agencies
that clean up their heavy-duty engines more
than required by air pollution regulations.
The 2009 Carl Moyer Rural Assistance Program
brochure will be available shortly.
What types of projects qualify for the Carl Moyer Program?
Eligible project types include:
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On-Road heavy-duty trucks and buses (> 14,000 lbs. gross vehicle weight) | |||
| On-Road Equipment | Instructions | Application | Criteria | |
| Transport Refrigeration Units | Instructions | Application | Criteria | |
| Auxiliary Power Unit | Instructions | Application | Criteria | |
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Off-Road heavy-duty equipment (e.g. construction and farm equipment, compression-ignition and large spark-ignition; this excludes generators) |
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| Compression Ignition Equipment | Instructions | Application | Criteria | |
| Large Spark Ignition(LSI) Equipment | Instructions | Application | Criteria | |
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Marine vessels (e.g. tug boats, fishing vessels, ferry boats, etc.) | Instructions | Application | Criteria |
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Locomotives | Instructions | Application | Criteria |
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Agricultural Sources (i.e. irrigation pumps) | Instructions | Application | Criteria |
Eligible projects may include the re-powering or retrofitting of existing engines and vehicles, as well as the purchase of new low-emission engines or vehicles. In-Eligible projects include generators.
How much money is available?
In the current funding cycle, there should be at least
$500,000 available. Some of these funds must
be used by June 30, 2009, and some will extend to
June 30, 2010. Additional funds are available through
the local air districts in subsequent years through
a separate application process. The previous 2 years,
this program funded 65 projects totaling $1,502,887.
How is the size of the Carl Moyer Program grant determined?
Carl Moyer Program grants are based on the “incremental cost” and the emission benefits of the project. The “incremental cost” refers to the portion of the project cost associated with being cleaner or clean sooner than otherwise required.
Who can apply for a Carl Moyer Program grant?
Any private person, company or public agency may apply.
How can I apply for a Carl Moyer Program grant?
Grant applications may be downloaded using the links
above. They may also be obtained by calling CAPCOA
at 916-449-9603. Applications should be submitted
to CAPCOA, 980 Ninth Street, 16th Floor, Sacramento,
CA 95814. Applications must be received by December
31, 2008. Assistance is available by contacting
Stewart Wilson at 530-748-7727 or stew@capcoa.org.
How are projects selected?
Projects are ranked in order of cost effectiveness. Other factors are considered such as geographic location and previous applications submitted.
How is the program administered?
The projects will be administered by the air quality
agency in the area in which the project is located.
The district will provide a contract, do the necessary
inspections, and provide the funds.
Where can I get more information about Carl Moyer Program?
For additional information, contact any of the following people:
Stewart Wilson
Consultant
(530)748-7727
Mel Zeldin
CAPCOA
(916) 449-9603
For additional information, please visit: http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/moyer/moyer.htm