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This document serves as an operating permit issued by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for Boardman Power Holdings, LLC, detailing the nature of its business, administrative amendments,

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How to fill out Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit

1. Determine if your facility is subject to Title V requirements based on size, emissions, and type of operations.
2. Gather necessary information about your facility, including type of emissions, production processes, and any existing permits.
3. Fill out the application form for the Oregon Title V Operating Permit, providing detailed information about emissions sources, control equipment, and operational practices.
4. Compile any supporting documentation, such as engineering assessments, environmental assessments, and compliance monitoring plans.
5. Submit the completed Title V application to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) with the required fees.
6. After submission, respond to any requests for additional information from the DEQ.
7. Once your application is approved, familiarize yourself with the permit conditions and ensure compliance with all reporting and monitoring requirements.
8. For the Acid Rain Permit, follow similar steps, ensuring to include specifics about acid rain emissions and required monitoring plans.
9. Submit the Acid Rain Permit application alongside the Title V application if applicable or separately, according to DEQ guidelines.

Who needs Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit?

1. Facilities that emit over a certain threshold of pollutants regulated under the Clean Air Act, such as power plants and manufacturing facilities.
2. Entities operating sources of air emissions that require comprehensive air quality management and monitoring.
3. Any facility subject to the Acid Rain Program due to sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions from fossil fuel combustion.

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What is Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit?

The Oregon Title V Operating Permit is a required permit for major sources of air pollution, ensuring compliance with the Clean Air Act. The Acid Rain Permit specifically regulates emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides from certain sources to control acid rain.

Who is required to file Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit?

Facilities that emit significant amounts of air pollutants and are classified as major sources under the Clean Air Act are required to file for the Oregon Title V Operating Permit. Additionally, fossil fuel-fired power plants and certain other facilities that contribute to acid rain must obtain the Acid Rain Permit.

How to fill out Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit?

To fill out the permits, operators must provide detailed information about their facility's emissions, processes, and compliance measures. This typically involves completing specific application forms, attaching required documentation, and submitting them to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.

What is the purpose of Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit?

The purpose of the Oregon Title V Operating Permit is to ensure that major sources of air pollution comply with all applicable air quality standards and regulations. The Acid Rain Permit aims to reduce emissions contributing to acid rain and protect the environment and public health.

What information must be reported on Oregon Title V Operating Permit and Acid Rain Permit?

Operators must report emissions data, operational changes, compliance status, monitoring results, and other relevant information as specified by the permits, including any exceedances of emission limits and corrective actions taken.