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This document outlines the final decision for the issuance of a Minor Source Operating Permit for Sitran, LLC to construct and operate a stationary coal transfer facility, including the associated

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How to fill out Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)

1. Obtain the Minor Source Operating Permit application form from your local environmental agency or their website.
2. Fill in the application form with accurate information regarding your facility's operations.
3. Provide detailed descriptions of all equipment and processes that will be covered under the permit.
4. Include information on emissions, including types and quantities of pollutants expected.
5. Ensure that you include any applicable rules and regulations that pertain to your operations.
6. Review the completed application for accuracy and completeness.
7. Submit the application to the relevant authority along with any necessary fees.
8. After submission, respond promptly to any additional requests for information from the regulatory agency during their review.

Who needs Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)?

1. Small business owners who operate facilities that emit pollutants at or below certain thresholds.
2. Industrial operations that do not qualify for a Title V operating permit but require regulation.
3. Facilities involved in activities like manufacturing, processing, or other industrial processes with potential emissions.
4. Owners of equipment such as generators, boilers, or any operation that may contribute to air pollution.

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What is Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)?

The Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP) is a type of air quality permit that allows small emissions sources to operate in compliance with air quality regulations. It streamlines the permitting process for minor sources that have relatively low emissions of air pollutants.

Who is required to file Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)?

Facilities that emit air pollutants at levels below the thresholds set by regulatory agencies are typically required to file for a Minor Source Operating Permit. This includes businesses and operations that may not require full Title V permits but still need to comply with air quality standards.

How to fill out Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)?

To fill out an MSOP, applicants must provide information about their operations, including the types of emissions, equipment used, and compliance with applicable regulations. This usually involves completing a standardized application form provided by the regulatory agency, along with any necessary supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)?

The purpose of the MSOP is to ensure that minor sources of air pollution comply with environmental regulations, maintain air quality standards, and minimize emissions. It helps in monitoring and controlling air pollution from small sources.

What information must be reported on Minor Source Operating Permit (MSOP)?

Information required on an MSOP typically includes facility identification, descriptions of equipment and processes, expected emissions, compliance status with regulations, and any monitoring or recordkeeping procedures implemented to ensure ongoing compliance.