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This document outlines the approval for a minor source modification to the Part 70 operating permit for Nucor Steel Corporation, allowing the construction and operation of a new material transfer

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How to fill out Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval

1. Gather all required documentation, including the current Part 70 permit and any relevant records.
2. Determine if your modification qualifies as a minor source modification under the applicable regulations.
3. Complete the Part 70 application form, ensuring you accurately describe the proposed modification.
4. Provide a detailed description of the emissions changes associated with the modification.
5. Include any necessary engineering calculations or modeling that support your application.
6. Submit the application to the appropriate environmental agency or authority.
7. Pay any required fees associated with the application process.
8. Wait for a response from the agency, which may include additional requests for information or a public comment period.

Who needs Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval?

1. Any facility that is a minor source of emissions under the Clean Air Act and intends to make modifications that may impact air quality.
2. Facilities that have existing Part 70 permits and are planning to make changes that do not constitute a significant modification.
3. Businesses that need to comply with local, state, or federal air quality regulations and require an update to their existing permits.

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What is Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval?

Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval is a regulatory process under the Clean Air Act that allows a facility to make minor changes to its operations or emissions without the need for a full permitting process, while ensuring compliance with air quality standards.

Who is required to file Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval?

Facilities that are classified as minor sources of air pollution, which operate under a Part 70 operating permit, are required to file for a Minor Source Modification Approval when they intend to make changes that could affect their emissions.

How to fill out Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval?

To fill out the Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval, applicants must complete the required forms that detail the proposed changes, provide emissions data, and demonstrate compliance with applicable regulations. Additional supporting documentation may also be necessary.

What is the purpose of Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval?

The purpose of Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval is to ensure that any minor modifications to a facility's operations do not violate air quality standards and regulations while streamlining the permitting process for minor changes.

What information must be reported on Part 70 Minor Source Modification Approval?

Information that must be reported includes a description of the proposed modification, expected emissions increases, any changes in operations, compliance demonstrations, and any relevant technical data or analyses.