Documents
for the OBD 15-Day Notice: October 20, 2009
Here
you will find the documents that detail the modifications and changes
made to the staff's original proposed amendments to the OBD II and
heavy-duty OBD regulations (Board Hearing date: May 28, 2009). Deadline
for public
comment on the changes: Friday, November 13, 2009.
- Notice of Public Availability of Modified Text: The 15-Day Notice summarizing the changes to the regulations. The notice
includes a summary of the Board's action, a list of the additional changes made to
the original proposed amendments to the regulations, availability information of the
attachment, and relevant dates. (PDF - 45K)
- Attachment I: Modified Text of Sections 1968.2, 1971.1, and 1971.5:
This document
includes the double strikeout/underline format to identify additional
changes to the original proposed amendments to the regulations made
available to the public prior to the
Board Hearing. (PDF - 136K)
ARB
Mailout MSC #09-22:
Dated July 7, 2009
ARB Mailout MSC
#09-22, "Guidelines for Heavy-Duty On-Board Diagnostic (HD OBD) Certification
Data," and its associated electronic templates can be found on the "OBD
Updates" page here.
OBD Regulation Documents for the Board Hearing: May 28, 2009
ARB held a Board Hearing on May 28, 2009 to consider adoption of
staff's proposed amendments to the OBD II and heavy-duty OBD
regulations (sections 1968.2 and 1971.1 of title 13, California Code of
Regulations) and adoption of a heavy-duty OBD enforcement regulation
(proposed section 1971.5). Here you will find the regulatory documents
pertaining to the Board Hearing:
- Board Presentation: ARB Board Hearing
presentation of the proposed regulation. (Powerpoint - 461K) or (PDF - 259K)
- Public Hearing Notice: Invitation to
public and industry to discuss the proposed changes to the regulations. This notice
includes the date, time, location, and a summary of the issues to be
covered during the hearing. (PDF - 57K)
- Staff Report: Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR): Descriptions of the
proposed requirements. (PDF - 594K)
- Proposed Heavy-Duty OBD Regulation section 1971.1:
The regulation (section 1971.1 of title 13, California Code of
Regulations) incorporating the proposed amendments. This document
includes the strikeout/underline format to identify changes from the
current regulation. (PDF - 625K)
- Proposed OBD II Regulation section 1968.2: The regulation (section 1968.2 of title 13, California Code of Regulations) incorporating the proposed
amendments. This document includes the strikeout/underline format to
identify changes from the current regulation. (PDF - 624K)
- Proposed Heavy-Duty OBD Enforcement Regulation section 1971.5: The proposed enforcement regulation (section 1971.5 of title 13, California Code of Regulations). (PDF - 158K)
Draft Regulation Language for Proposed Heavy-Duty OBD Enforcement Regulation (title 13, CCR section 1971.5): Dec 12, 2008 This is draft language of the proposed HD OBD enforcement regulation (section
1971.5, title13, California Code of Regulations). Please note that this
is not the "finalized" regulation that ARB staff will be presenting at a future
2009 Board Hearing. - Draft Proposed Section 1971.5 - dated December 12, 2008: (Word - 245K)
- Mandatory Recall Criteria Attachment: This Excel spreadsheet contains the proposed criteria for noncompliance determinations and possible mandatory recall. (Excel - 21K)
Documents for the Heavy-Duty OBD Workshop: October 15, 2008
ARB
will hold a public workshop on October 15, 2008 to discuss its current
position and proposals regarding heavy-duty OBD-related issues. Documents pertaining to the workshop can be found on the Workshop/Meetings website.
Final Regulation Order for HD OBD
Here
you will find the final, OAL-approved clean version of the HD OBD
regulation, section 1971.1 of title 13, California Code of Regulations.
OAL approved the rulemaking and filed it with the Secretary of State on
February 15, 2006, and the regulation became effective on March 17,
2006.
Other
Documents in the Final Statement of Reasons package for HD OBD
Here
you will find the documents that are part of the final rulemaking
package for the HD OBD regulation that was filed wih the Office of
Administrative Law on December 29, 2005 and approved on February 15,
2006.
- Final Statement of Reasons: Summary of the
adopted regulation and each objection and recommendation made by the
public during the 45-Day and 15-Day comment periods. (PDF - 357K)
- Updated Informative Digest: Summary of the
regulation and the rulemaking process. (PDF - 21K)
- Executive Order: Used when the
Board approves the regulation with the 15-Day changes. (PDF - 7K)
Documents
for the HD OBD 15-Day (Post-Hearing 45-Day) Notice
Here
you will find the documents that detail the modifications and changes
made to the staff's original proposed HD OBD regulation, including
changes made since the Board Hearing (i.e., after the "Staff's
Modifications to Proposed Regulations" available below). The original
15-day comment period has been extended to 45 days. Deadline for public
comment on the changes: October 24, 2005.
- Notice of Public Availability of Modified Text: The Post-Hearing
45-Day Notice summarizing the changes to the regulation. The notice
includes a summary of the Board's action, a list of the changes made to
the original proposed regulation, availability information of the
attachments, and relevant dates. (PDF - 16K)
- Attachment I: Resolution 05-38 (adopted at hearing): Resolution by the
Board on 7/21/05 adopting the modifications to the regulation. (PDF - 74K)
- Attachment A: Proposed HD OBD Regulation section
1971.1: Available below.
- Attachment B: Staff's Suggested Modifications to
Proposed Regulation: Available below.
- Attachment II: Rationale of Proposed Modifications
to section 1971.1: This document includes summarizations of and
explanations for the modifications made to the original proposed
regulation made available to the public prior to the Board Hearing. (PDF - 36K)
- Attachment III: Modified Text of
Proposed Section 1971.1: This document
includes the strikeout/underline format to identify changes from the
original proposed regulation made available to the public prior to the
Board Hearing. (PDF - 497K)
- Attachment IV: Revised Tables II-3 and II-4 of the
Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR): This document
details corrections (denoted in the strikeout/underline format) to
Tables II-3 and II-4 that were included as a part of the cost analysis
in the ISOR (page 130). (PDF - 9K)
Heavy-Duty
OBD Regulation Documents for the Board Hearing: July 21, 2005
ARB held a Board Hearing on July 21, 2005 to consider adoption of
staff's proposed regulation for OBD systems on 2010 and subsequent
model year heavy-duty engines. Here you will find the ARB presentation
and regulatory documents pertaining to the Board Hearing:
- Draft Staff's Suggested Modifications to Proposed
Regulation: Draft of ARB's changes to the proposed regulation
since its initial publication in response to public comments. This
document includes the strikeout/underline format to identify changes
from the proposed regulation made available to the public prior to the
Board Hearing (and available below). However,
this draft document is NOT the finalized
version of the regulation that will be made available in August as part
of the supplemental 45-Day Notice. (MS Word - 697K) or (PDF - 607K)
- Board Presentation: ARB Board Hearing
presentation of the proposed regulation. (Powerpoint - 697K) or (PDF - 290K)
- Public Hearing Notice: Invitation to
public and industry to discuss the proposed regulation. This notice
includes the date, time, location, and a summary of the issues to be
covered during the hearing. (PDF - 111K)
- Staff Report: Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR): Descriptions of the
proposed requirements. (PDF - 799K)
- Draft Proposed Heavy-Duty OBD Regulation: Draft proposed
regulation section 1971.1 of title 13, California Code of Regulations
(CCR). (PDF - 230K)
Documents
from the Heavy-Duty OBD Workshop: February 16, 2005
ARB
held a public workshop on February 16, 2005 to discuss its current
position and proposals regarding heavy-duty OBD-related issues,
including proposed amendments to the service information regulation
related to the proposed heavy-duty OBD regulation. Here you will find
the documents pertaining to the workshop:
- Workshop Presentations: ARB workshop
presentations of the proposed regulation.
- Workshop Notice: Invitation (Mail-Out
#MSC 05-01) to the public and industry to discuss the proposed
heavy-duty OBD regulation and amendments to the service information
regulation. This notice indicates the date (February 16), time,
location, and a summary of the issues to be covered during the
workshop. Attached to the end of the notice is a request form
indicating how to obtain hard copies of the draft proposed OBD
regulation, the summary guide of the draft OBD regulation, and the
draft proposed amendments to the service information regulation. (MS Word - 50K) or (PDF - 87K)
- Draft Proposed Heavy-Duty OBD Regulation:
Draft
proposed regulation section 1971.1 of title 13, California Code of
Regulations (CCR). (MS Word - 628K) or (PDF - 481K)
- Summary Guide of the Draft Proposed Regulation: A guide to
understanding the draft proposed heavy-duty OBD regulation. This
document is intended to provide a brief description of the various
elements of the proposed regulation and some background information,
rationale, and examples to better understand the regulation. (MS Word - 71K) or (PDF - 118K)
- Draft Proposed Amendments to Service Information
Regulation: Draft amendments to the service information
regulation, section 1969 of title 13, CCR. (MS Word - 106K) or (PDF - 124K)
Final
Regulation Order for EMD
Here
you will find the final, OAL-approved clean version of the EMD
regulation, section 1971 of title 13, California Code of Regulations.
OAL approved the rulemaking and filed it with the Secretary of State on
December 27, 2004, and the regulation became effective on December 30,
2004.
Other
Documents in the Final Statement of Reasons package for EMD
Here
you will find the documents that are part of the final rulemaking
package for the EMD regulation.
- Final Statement of Reasons: Summary of the
adopted regulation and each objection and recommendation made by the
public during the 45-Day and 15-Day comment periods. (MSW97 - 104K) or (PDF - 45K)
- Updated Informative Digest: Summary of the
regulation and the rulemaking process. (MSW97 - 34K) or (PDF - 10K)
Documents
for the EMD 15-Day Notice
Here
you will find the documents that detail the modifications and changes
made to the staff's original proposed EMD regulation (which was made
available at the Board Hearing as the "Staff's Modifications to
Proposed Regulations" and is available below). Deadline for public
comment on the changes: August 20, 2004.
- Notice of Public Availability of Modified Text: The 15-Day Notice
summarizing the changes to the regulation. The notice includes a
summary of the Board's action, a list of the changes made to the
original proposed regulation, availability information of the
attachments, and relevant dates. (HTML) or (MS Word - 31K) or (PDF - 9K)
- Attachment I: Resolution 04-16 (adopted at hearing): Resolution by the
Board on 5/20/04 adopting the modifications to the regulation. (MS Word - 45K) or (PDF - 16K)
- Attachment A: Proposed EMD Regulation section 1971: The originally
proposed regulation that was made available with the Staff Report. (MS Word - 133K) or (PDF - 15K)
- Attachment B: Staff's Modifications to Proposed
Regulations: The regulation with ARB's changes that was made
available during the Board Hearing. (MS Word - 133K) or (PDF - 17K)
Heavy-Duty
Engine Manufacturer Diagnostic (EMD) System Regulation Documents for
the Board Hearing: May 20, 2004
ARB
held a Board Hearing on May 20, 2004, to propose heavy-duty EMD system
requirements for adoption. Here you will find the ARB presentation and
regulatory documents pertaining to the Board Hearing:
- Staff's Suggested Modifications to Proposed
Regulation: ARB's changes to the proposed regulation since
its initial publication in response to public comments. This document
includes the strikeout/underline format to identify changes from the
proposed regulation made available to the public prior to the Board
Hearing (and available below). This document was also made available at
the Board Hearing. (MS Word - 123K) or (PDF - 18K)
- Board Presentation: ARB Board Hearing
presentation of the proposed regulation. (Powerpoint - 126K) or (PDF - 57K)
- Public Hearing Notice: Invitation to
public and industry to discuss the proposed regulation. This notice
includes the date, time, location, and a summary of the issues to be
covered during the hearing. (HTML) or (MSW97 - 50K) or (PDF - 23K)
- Staff Report: Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR): Descriptions of
the proposed requirements. (MSW97 - 100K) or (PDF - 432K)
- Proposed EMD Regulation section 1971: The proposed
regulation section 1971 of title 13, CCR. (MSW97 - 113K) or (PDF - 14K)
Documents
and Presentations from the Heavy-Duty OBD Workshop: October 16, 2003
ARB
held a public workshop on October 16, 2003 to discuss its current
position and proposals regarding heavy-duty OBD-related issues. Here
you will find the ARB workshop presentations and documents pertaining
to the workshop:
- Workshop Presentations: ARB workshop
presentations of the proposed regulation.
- Revised Workshop Notice: Revised notice
(Mail-Out #MSC 03-09) indicating the new date (October 16) and room
location for the heavy-duty OBD workshop. (PDF - 243K)
- Original Workshop Notice: Original invitation
(Mail-Out #MSC 03-07) to the public and industry to discuss the
proposed heavy-duty OBD regulation. This notice indicates the old date
(August 13), time, location, and a summary of the issues to be covered
during the workshop. Attached to the end of the notice is a request
form indicating how to obtain hard copies of the draft staff report and
regulation. (MS Word - 56K) or (PDF - 372K) (for notice) and (PDF - 43K) (for request form)
- Draft Preliminary Staff Report: Descriptions of the
proposed requirements in the regulation. (MS Word - 424K) or (PDF - 660K)
- Draft Heavy-Duty OBD Regulation:
Draft
proposed regulatory language. (MS Word - 398K) or (PDF - 399K)
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