 | The Federal Air Rules for Reservations (or FARR) is a basic set of federal air rules that apply within the exterior boundaries of 39 Indian Reservations in Idaho, Oregon and Washingtonn in order to protect human health and the environment.
These rules “level the playing field” and ensure that residents within the boundaries of the reservations enjoy air quality protection similar to that existing outside the reservations.
This section of the website has links to the final rules, fact sheets, preamble and links to the Federal Register notice and docket. |
Quick Links to the final FARR Rules:
The final Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations (FARR) in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington was published in the Federal Register on April 8, 2005. These rules are effective on June 7, 2005.
Links to the Final Rules (4/8/2005). Federal Register Notice (67 FR 18074):
Text Version of the final FARR Rules
PDF Version of the final FARR Rules
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