WEST VIRGINIA

Remain exempt by:

= Keeping PTE and actual emissions of VOCs
and PM for all CRC campaigns below the
hourly, daily and yearly thresholds that
would trigger air permitting - 6 Ibs/hr, 144
Ibsiday and 10 tpy.

=> Maintaining on file the separate
determination that no air permit is required,
which TMS will obtain from the West Virginia
Department of Air Quality (DAQ) for each
GRC campaign and provide to your
dealership.

=> Maintaining records required by DAQ’s
determination for each CRC campaign that
describe the campaign and the CRCs and
document the PTE and actual emissions.
(See Part Two for an emissions tracking log
and copies of the appropriate documents.)

No additional requirements.

WISCONSIN

Remain exempt by keeping total actual
emissions across your dealership under 10 tpy
for VOCs and 10 tpy for PM,

No additional requirements.

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TOYOTA CORROSION-RESISTANT COMPOUND CAMPAIGNS
DEALER INFORMATION PACKET

PART TWO — STATE COMPLIANCE SUPPLEMENT FOR MINNESOTA

This Part Two -- State Compliance Supplement for Minnesota provides further details on the two types
of obligations that apply to CRC campaigns being conducted in Minnesota:

(1) federal, state and local regulations governing Volatile Organic Compounds ("VOCs") and Particulate
Matter (“PM”) air emissions and

(2) state and local fire, building, environmental, safety and zoning codes.

Your dealership should review this Part Two carefully and use it together with the Part One -- General
Guide for Compliance.

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tep One

Before Beginning Any CRC Campaign, Your Dealership Located In
Minnesota Should Take The Additional Actions Below.

CONFIRM AIR PERMIT EXEMPTION.

a. Confirm that you will keep potential emissions across your entire dealership, below
Minnesota’s air permit thresholds of 100 tons per year (“tpy”) for VOCs and 25 tpy for
PM.

b. Due to their low potential VOC and PM emissions, the CRC campaigns should not

cause your dealership to exceed these thresholds so long as you adhere all
requirements set forth in this Dealer information Packet.

Refer to Summary of Federal, State and Local Regulations Related to Air Emissions for
Minnesota in Appendix C for details.

CONFIRM LOCAL CODE COMPLIANCE.

a. Confirm compliance with the approval issued by your local fire code enforcement
official in Minnesota for the previous CRC campaigns.

Review Summary Of Additional Fire And Other Local Requirements For
Minnesota in Appendix A to determine whether your dealership is subject to any
additional requirements, and if so, confirm your compliance.

Begin Conducting The CRC Campaign, But Do So In Compliance
With Obligations That Apply In Minnesota.

COMPLY WITH HOURLY ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS RATE. Keep PM emissions below
the hourly allowable emissions rate by processing no more than 1 vehicle every 2 hours.
Document adherence to this limit using the CRC Campaign Daily Production Log in
Appendix B.

COMPLY WITH AIR RECORDKEEPING. Retain completed logs as well as the following
documents provided in Appendix B on file:

a. Process Overview for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. CRC Campaigns;

b. The material safety data sheets for the two CRCs — Noxudol 300S and 712AM —
being used for the CRC campaigns;

Cy Vaupel HSDR 3300 Spray Equipment Manufacturer's Specifications;

d. CRC Campaigns Air Emissions Calculation Summary; and

e. The manufacturer's letter dated October 22, 2010 which certifies that the Vaupel
HSDR 3300, when used to apply the CRCs, achieves a transfer efficiency of at least
65%.

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If you have any questions after reviewing this Part Two — State Compliance Supplement for Minnesota, go
to the C.L.E.A.N. Dealer website (http://cleandealer.com) or call the EH&S Hotline (877-572-4347). Thank
vou for participating in the CRC campaigns.

fOYOTA MOTOR SALES, U.S.A., INC.

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CORROSION-RESISTANT COMPOUND CAMPAIGNS
DEALER INFORMATION PACKET

PART TWO — STATE COMPLIANCE SUPPLEMENT FOR MINNESOTA

APPENDIX A -- SUMMARY OF ADDITIONAL FIRE AND OTHER
LOCAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MINNESOTA

In Minnesota, no fire code approval was required at the state level, and therefore, your dealership should
have obtained an approval to conduct the previous CRC campaigns from your local fire code enforcement
official You should confirm that your dealership can conduct any potential new CRC campaign in
compliance with this approval.

In some loca! jurisdictions in Minnesota, additional requirements to the new any potential CRC campaign
pursuant to fire, building, environmental, safety and/or zoning codes. You should use this Summary as a
guide to identify additional fire and other local code requirements potentially relevant to the CRC campaigns.
For any such requirement identified, you should then determine whether the requirement applies to your
dealership when conducting any potential new CRC campaign and, if so, confirm your compliance.

IMPORTANT: This Summary contains information {including local official contact information)
gathered by TMS in 2010 at the time of the Tundra BOD and is being provided as part of this CRC
Campaigns Dealer Information Packet to support your dealership’s continued compliance with
additional fire and other local code requirements. Subsequent to 2010, however, it is possible that
your local jurisdiction has enacted new codes or revised existing codes in a manner that would
add, modify or eliminate the potentially relevant requirements identified in this Summary. It is your
dealership’s responsibility to keep informed of any changes in local codes that may impact the
CRC campaigns and to adjust your compliance actions as necessary.

Location Other Potentially Relevant Local Requirements

Bemidji Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC
campaign.
Contact:

Mel Milender, Plan Administrator

Greater Bemidji Area Joint Planning Board

317 4th Street NW

P.O. Box 1100

Bemidji, MN 56619

PH: 218-759-3594 (direct dial) or 218-759-3579
CELL: 218-766-9722

FAX: 218-759-3591

mel. [email protected]

Bloomington Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:
Glen Markegard

Acting Planning Manager
City of Bloomington Community Development

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_ Location

Other Potentially Relevant Local Requirements

Brooklyn Park

Burnsville

Coon Rapids

Fergus Falls

Golden Valley

Planning and Economic Development
1800 W. Old Shakopee Road
Bloomington, MN 55431

PH: 952-563-8920

FAX: 952-563-8949
[email protected]

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Cindy Sherman

Planning Director

City of Brooklyn Park Community Development
5200 85th Ave N

Brooklyn Park, MN 55443

PH: 763-493-8056 or 8059

FAX: 763-493-8391
[email protected]

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Jane Hovind,

Planning Assistant

City of Burnsville Planning Department
100 Civic Center Parkway

Burnsville, MN 55337-3817

PH: 952-895-4455 orr 4430

FAX: 952-895-4453
[email protected]

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Scott Harlicker, Planner

Coon Rapids Planning Department
11155 Robinson Drive

Coon Rapids, MN 55433-3761

PH: 763-767-6452

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Daryl Johnson

Building Inspector/Zoning Administrator
112 West Washington

Fergus Falls, MN 56537

PH: 218- 332-5419
[email protected]

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit (if applicable) allows the CRC

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Location

Other Potentially Relevant Local Requirements

Hermantown

Inver Grove

Heights

Mankato

“Maplewood

campaign.
Contact:

Joe Hogeboom, City Planner
Golden Valley Planning Department
7800 Golden Valley Road

Golden Valley, MN 55427

PH: 763-593-8099 or 8095

FAX: 765-593-8109
[email protected]

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals (if
applicabie) allows the CRC campaign.

Contact:

Jonn Klaers

City Planner/Zoning Director

Hermantown Planning & Zoning Department
5105 Maple Grove Road

Hermantown, MN 55811

PH: 218-729-3617 or 3600

FAX: 218-729-3620
[email protected]

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals (if
applicable) allows the CRC campaign.

Contact:

Allan Hunting

City Planner

The City of Inver Grove Heights Community Development
8150 Barbara Ave.

Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077

PH: 651-450-2554 or 2500

FAX: 651-450-2502

[email protected]

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals (if
applicable) allows the CRC campaign.

Contact:

Mark Konz

Pianning Coordinator

City of Mankato Community Development
10 Civic Center Plaza

Mankato, MN 56001

PH: 507-387-861 1

FAX: 507-388-7530
[email protected]

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals (if
applicable) allows the CRC campaign.

Contact:
Tom Ekstrand,

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Location

Other Potentially Relevant Local Requirements

Rochester

Virginia

Waite Park

Willmar

Senior Planner

Mapleweod Planning Division

City of Maplewood

1830 County Road B East
Maplewood, MN 554109

PH: 651-249-2302
[email protected]

Display the permit prominently that you receive from the Fire Department to conduct
any CRC campaign.

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals {if
applicable) allows the CRC campaign.

Contact:

Rochester-Olmsted Planning Department

2122 Campus Dr SE, Suite 100

Rochester, MN 55904

PH: 507-328-7100

Fax: 507-328-7958
[email protected]

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals (if
applicable) allows the CRC campaign.

Contact:

John Tourville

City Operations Director

Virginia Economic Development Authority
327 First Street South — City Hall
Virginia, MN 55792

PH: 218-748-7535

FAX: 218-749-3585
tourville|@virginiamn.us

Send any CRC campaign-related communications with your local fire code
enforcement official to the Waite Park Building and Planning Coordinator.

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit, or other land use approvals (if