Community Air Protection Projects

Community Air Protection funds are used by the District to replace old, high-emitting diesel engines, equipment, and vehicles with new low or zero emission engines, equipment and vehicles. Funds can also be used to fund infrastructure projects which promote clean air technology.

Community Air Protection Incentive Funds: 2023 Potential Projects

Type of Project

Company

Low Income Community Benefited

Project Description

Grant Amount

InfrastructureSanta Barbara Landing, LLCSanta BarbaraInstall two electrical meters$10,000
InfrastructureGreen Water and Power, LLCSanta BarbaraInstall 10 single port Level 2 and 1 dual port Level 3 charging stations$180,000
Off-RoadFreshway FarmsSanta MariaReplace 1992 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with 2021 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$53,000
Off-RoadKitson Landscape ManagementGoletaReplace 1992 Tier 0 Ford tractor with 2023 electric Volvo tractor$55,000
Off-RoadAcquistapace FarmsSanta MariaReplace 1996 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with 2024 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$96,000
Off-RoadRiver Edge FarmsSanta MariaReplace 2004 Tier 2 Ag Tractor with 2023 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$43,000
Off-RoadAdam Bros FarmingSanta MariaReplace 1993 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with 2023 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$135,000
Off-RoadRancho GuadalupeSanta MariaReplace 2003 Tier 2 Ag Tractor with 2023 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$92,000
Off-RoadContreras FarmingSanta MariaReplace 2004 Tier 2 Ag Tractor with 2023 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$76,000
Off-RoadH&R SouzaSanta MariaReplace 1991 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with 2022 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$65,000
Off-RoadCoastal Grower SupplySanta MariaReplace 2005 Tier 2 Ag Tractor with 2024 Tier 4f Ag Tractor$36,000
   Total Amount:$841,000
Community Air Protection Incentive Funds: 2022 Projects

Type of Project

Company

Low Income Community Benefited

Project Description

Grant Amount

On-RoadSBMTDSanta BarbaraReplace a 2003 diesel urban transit bus with a 2022 electric bus$68,500
Ag PumpGrimmway FarmsCuyamaReplace a 801 hp Tier 2 Ag Pump with a 2022 500hp Electric Ag Pump$121,000
InfrastructurePatterson Place ApartmentsGoletaInstall 4 single port Level 2 charging stations$20,400
InfrastructureEscalante MeadowsGuadalupeInstall 3 dual port Level 2 charging stations$61,000
MarineMatt Arf Commercial FishingSanta Barbara HarborReplace a 2001 Tier 1 Marine engine with a 2022 Tier 3 Marine engine$74,000
MarineStardust SportfishingSanta Barbara HarborReplace two 2009 Tier 2 Marine engines with two 2022 Tier 3 Marine engines$61,000
MarineThe Island HookerSanta Barbara HarborReplace a 2004 Tier 0 Marine engine with a 2021 Tier 3 Marine engine$20,500
Off-RoadV Lopez Jr and SonsSanta MariaReplace a 2011 Tier 3 Backhoe & a 2001 Tier 1 Dozer with a 2022 Tier 4F Backhoe$97,500
Off-RoadDeBernardi Brothers FarmingSanta MariaReplace a 1996 Tier 1 Ag Tractor with a 2020 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$120,000
Off-RoadJ&G Berry FarmsSanta MariaReplace a 2008 Tier 3 Ag Tractor with a 2022 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$108,000
Off-RoadHill Top ProduceSanta MariaReplace a 1997 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with a 2022 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$46,000
Off-RoadDel Campo Berry FarmsSanta MariaReplace a 2005 Tier 2 Ag Tractor with a 2022 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$27,000
Off-RoadNew Hope HarvestingSanta MariaReplace a 2000 Tier 1 Ag Tractor with a 2022 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$114,000
   Total Amount:$938,900
The District did not receive any AB 617 Community Air Protection incentive funds from the California Air Resources Board for the 2021 Clean Air Grants Program.
 
Community Air Protection Incentive Funds: 2020 Projects

Type of Project

Company

Low Income Community Benefited

Project Description

Grant Amount

Off-RoadAcquistapace HarvestingSanta MariaReplace 1995 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with 2020 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$55,000
Off-RoadBedford EnterprisesSanta MariaReplace 1987 Tier 0 Handler with 2020 Tier 4F Handler$150,000
Off-RoadCoastal Grower SupplySanta MariaReplace 2003 Tier 1 Ag Tractor with 2020 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$10,685
Off-RoadCoastal Valley FarmsSanta MariaReplace 2001 Tier 1 Ag Tractor with 2020 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$60,000
Off-RoadHilltop ProduceSanta MariaReplace 2002 Tier 1 Ag Tractor with 2020 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$45,000
Off-RoadInnovative ProduceSanta MariaReplace 1995 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with 2021 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$70,000
Off-RoadJ&G Berry FarmsSanta MariaReplace 2010 Tier 3 Ag Tractor with 2021 Tier 4F Ag Tractor$115,000
InfrastructureCity of SolvangSolvangInstall 4 dual port Level 2 charging stations, 1 single port Level 2 charging station, and 3 Level 3 charging stations. The Level 3 charging stations will include both CHAdeMO and SAE Combo connectors, but will only be able to charge 1 vehicle at a time.$150,000
InfrastructureHotel MiloSanta BarbaraInstall 2 single port Level 2 charging stations$6,546
InfrastructureSanta Ynez Band of Chumash IndiansSanta YnezInstall 3 dual port Level 2 charging stations$34,878
School BusLompoc USDLompocReplace 1990 diesel powered school bus with 2022 CNG powered school bus$143,979
   Total Grant Amount:$841,088

Community Air Protection Incentive Funds: 2019 Projects

Type of Project

Company

Low Income Community Benefited

Project Description

Grant Amount

School BusOrcutt USDOrcuttReplace 1999 diesel school bus with
2019 diesel school bus
$130,000
School BusSMJUHSDSanta MariaReplace 1989 diesel school bus with
2019 diesel school bus
$69,344
MarineCondor ExpressSanta BarbaraReplace two Tier 2 740HP marine diesels with
2020 Tier 3 engines
$150,000
MarineGoodland SeafoodSanta BarbaraReplace 1991 Tier 0 engine with
2019 Tier 3 engine
$86,000
InfrastructureCounty of Santa BarbaraLompocInstall 16 single port Level 2 charging stations$148,029
InfrastructureCity of Santa BarbaraSanta BarbaraInstall 6 dual port charging stations for fleet charging$13,822
InfrastructureSBMTDSanta BarbaraInstall 14 Level 2 charging stations$36,871
InfrastructureIshwar Realty – Hampton Inn & SuitesSanta MariaInstall 2 dual port Level 2 charging stations and 1 single port Level 2 charging station$15,733
Off-RoadDurant HarvestingSanta MariaReplace 2010 Tier 3 Ag Tractor with
2019 Tier 4F Ag Tractor
$150,000
Off-RoadH&R SouzaSanta MariaReplace 1992 Tier 0 Ag Tractor with
2019 Tier 4F Ag Tractor
$150,000
Off-RoadV. Lopez Jr. & SonsSanta MariaReplace 2011 Tier 2 Loader with
2019 Tier 4F Loader
$37,737
On-RoadSBMTDSanta BarbaraReplace diesel 40 ft transit but with electric 40 ft transit bus$65,455
   Total Grant Amount:$1,052,991

2019 Project Map

Community Air Protection Incentive Funds: 2018 Projects

Company

Low Income Community Benefited

Project Description

Grant Amount

Castagnola Tug ServiceSanta Barbara HarborRepower a 1997 Tier 0 marine engine with a
2018 Tier 3 marine engine
$13,000
Babe FarmsSanta MariaReplace a 1998 Tier 1 agricultural tractor with a
2018 Tier 4 Final tractor
$150,000
Boavista FarmsSanta MariaReplace a 1996 Tier 0 agricultural tractor with a
2017 Tier 4 Final tractor
$55,000
Rancho Laguna Farms *Santa MariaReplace a 1999 Tier 1 agricultural tractor with a 2018 Tier 4 Final tractor$59,858
Triangle E FarmsMaricopaReplace a 1990 Tier 0 agricultural tractor with a
2019 Tier 4 Final tractor
$43,000
Santa Maria Joint Union High School DistrictSanta MariaReplace a 1993 diesel school bus with a
2019 electric school bus
$150,000
Hill Top ProduceSanta MariaReplace a 1981 Tier 0 agricultural tractor with a
2018 Tier 4 Final tractor
$60,000
Freshway FarmsSanta MariaReplace a 2002 Tier 1 agricultural tractor with a
2018 Tier 4 Final tractor
$82,205
*Co-funded with Voluntary NOx Remediation Measure funds. Total Grant Amount: $613,063

2018 Project Map

Projects funded are indicated with an orange star on the map. Blue shading indicates low-income communities as defined by California Assembly Bill 1550.

Funding Source Acknowledgement

The Community Air Protection Plan is part of California Climate Investments, a statewide program that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing GHG emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment– particularly in disadvantaged communities. The Cap-and-Trade program also creates a financial incentive for industries to invest in clean technologies and develop innovative ways to reduce pollution. California Climate Investments projects include affordable housing, renewable energy, public transportation, zero-emission vehicles, environmental restoration, more sustainable agriculture, recycling, and much more. At least 35 percent of these investments are located within and benefiting residents of disadvantaged communities, low-income communities, and low-income households across California. For more information, visit the California Climate Investments website at: www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov.