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Missouri Department of Natural Resources Air Pollution Control ProgramINTERMEDIATE STATE PERMIT TO OPERATE Under the authority from 643 and the Federal Clean Air Act the applicant is authorized to

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2. For each contaminant source, gather information such as its name, location, and type of contamination.
3. Next, create a structured form or template to fill out for each contaminant source.
4. In the form, include fields for describing the source, its characteristics, and any relevant details.
5. Fill out the form point by point, providing accurate and detailed information for each contaminant source.
6. Make sure to include any supporting documents or evidence, such as photographs or reports, if available.
7. Review the filled-out forms for any errors or missing information.
8. Once the forms are complete and reviewed, compile them into a comprehensive document or database.
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