18 AAC 50.346. Construction and operating permits: other permit conditions

(a) For a construction permit or Title V permit, the department will use the standard permit condition in this subsection, unless the department determines that emission unit-specific or stationary source-specific conditions more adequately meet the requirements of this chapter or that no comparable condition is appropriate for the stationary source or emission unit. The department's Standard Permit Condition II - Air Pollution Prohibited, as revised as of August 25, 2004, is adopted by reference.

(b) In a Title V permit, the department will use the standard permit conditions listed in this subsection, unless the department determines that emission unit-specific or stationary source-specific conditions more adequately meet the requirements of this chapter or that no comparable condition is appropriate for the Title V source or emission unit. The following standard permit conditions prepared by the department are adopted by reference:

(1) Standard Permit Condition I - Emission Fees, as revised as of August 25, 2004;

(2) Standard Permit Condition III - Excess Emissions and Permit Deviation Reports, as revised as of August 25, 2004;

(3) Standard Permit Condition IV - Notification Form, revised as of August 25, 2004;

(4) Standard Operating Permit Condition V - Insignificant Sources, as revised as of August 25, 2004;

(5) Standard Operating Permit Condition VI - Good Air Pollution Control Practices, as revised as of August 25, 2004;

(6) Standard Operating Permit Condition VII - Operating Reports, as revised as of August 25, 2004;

(c) Unless the department determines that emission unit-specific or stationary source-specific conditions more adequately meet the requirements of this chapter, the department will use the standard operating permit conditions listed in Table 7 of this subsection for the respective emission unit or emission unit types identified in the table. The standard operating permit conditions listed in Table 7 are adopted by reference.

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(d) Repealed 10/1/2004.

History: Eff. 5/3/2002, Register 162; am 10/1/2004, Register 171

Authority: AS 46.03.020

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