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In the event the staff does grant an extension to those that were
denied credit.  I would like to offer the following suggestions to
tighten the qualification.  Yes, qualification...

1.  GOOD FAITH.  Must have applied and been denied credit prior to
the compliance deadline for their engine year.

2.  Original sealed Letter from the lender to CARB explaining the
reason for being denied credit.   A. If the denial reason was
Credit based, the applicant must enroll in credit counseling to
repair bad credit prior to being granted a extension. If they do
not attempt to pay bills on time and pay off any collection
accounts, then extending them time will do nothing but allow them
to operate unfairly.  B.  If the denial was financial, the
applicant must provide a business plan as to how he/she will
generate additional monies.  No, cutting rates and working cheap is
not a business plan.

3.  Shorten the time period.  No extension should be beyond the
already mandated last engine year deadline of 2016. (1994/1995
engine years)