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Davis County staff back making mobile vehicle-emissions testing permanent, ask commission to OK variances
Summary
Health department staff reported two successful mobile emissions pilots and asked the Davis County Commission to authorize variances and update Chapter 10-12 to allow mobile testing and reflect pending state changes to inspection requirements.
Davis County health department staff told the County Commission on Feb. 17 that a mobile vehicle-emissions pilot launched about 18 months ago has met technical and audit requirements and that a second mobile operator is seeking a variance to the county's location rules.
Brian Hatch of the Davis County Health Department said the "vehicle emission program is administered by the health department, but it is governed by a county ordinance," and therefore the commission must act on location variances and ordinance language. He described the pilot's rules: lane cameras must record every…
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