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This document provides details regarding the draft permit to install a drum-mix asphalt plant, including source emissions, compliance requirements, and allowable emissions.

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How to fill out Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install

1. Gather information about your facility and its operations.
2. Identify potential emissions and determine if they exceed major source thresholds.
3. Fill out the Synthetic Minor Determination form, specifying the intended limits on emissions.
4. Prepare the Permit To Install application by including detailed descriptions of the equipment and processes.
5. Include any applicable emissions control technology in the application.
6. Submit the completed documents to the appropriate permitting authority.
7. Address any comments or requests for additional information from the permitting authority.

Who needs Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install?

1. Facilities that have the potential to exceed major source thresholds but intend to limit their emissions to remain a synthetic minor source.
2. New sources of emissions that want to avoid the more stringent requirements of a major source permit.

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What is a synthetic minor?

A Synthetic Minor permit imposes practically enforceable limits to restrict a facility's potential emissions to below major source thresholds.

What triggers PSD?

What Does PSD Require? Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) applies to new major sources or major modifications at existing sources for pollutants where the area the source is located is in attainment or unclassifiable with the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS).

What triggers the prevention of significant deterioration?

If the project emissions increase equals or exceeds the SER for the pollutant, PSD is triggered for that pollutant as well. Major source: If the net emissions increase for the pollutant equals or exceeds the SER (Tables 1-3).

What is the NSR procedure?

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Who has to get a title V permit?

Any major source: A major source has actual or potential emissions at or above the major source threshold for any “air pollutant.” The major source threshold for any air pollutant is 100 tons/year (this is the “default value”).

What triggers NSR?

New Source Review (NSR) is a Clean Air Act program that requires industrial facilities to modern pollution control equipment when they are built or when making a change that increases emissions significantly.

What is the threshold for Title V VOC?

District Rule 2520 identifies which major sources must obtain a Title V operating permit. Generally, these sources consist of: Major stationary sources with potential to emit greater than 10 tons per year (tpy) of NOx or VOC, 100 tpy of CO, or 70 tpy of PM10 or SOx.

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What is Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install?

A Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install is a regulatory process that allows a facility to ensure that its emissions will remain below a certain threshold, thereby qualifying for less stringent permitting requirements compared to major sources, while still being compliant with environmental regulations.

Who is required to file Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install?

Facilities that have the potential to emit pollutants above major source thresholds but can limit their actual emissions below those levels may be required to file for a Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install.

How to fill out Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install?

To fill out a Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install, applicants must complete the required forms provided by the regulatory authority, providing detailed information about the facility's operations, potential emissions, and any proposed limitations to ensure compliance with synthetic minor status.

What is the purpose of Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install?

The purpose of the Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install is to establish and enforce emission limits that allow the facility to operate under a more flexible permitting framework while ensuring the protection of air quality and adherence to environmental regulations.

What information must be reported on Synthetic Minor Determination and Permit To Install?

The information that must be reported includes the facility's name and location, a description of the operations, potential emissions calculations, proposed operational limits, and any relevant supporting documentation to demonstrate compliance with the synthetic minor criteria.