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Major Source Modification and New Source Review ReformTraining ManualProduced for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency by Barr Engineering Company under Contract No. A55426 Project No. 23/62869,

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1. To fill out a major source modification, follow these steps:
2. Determine if your project requires a major source modification. This typically applies to projects that involve significant changes to a major source of emissions, such as a power plant or manufacturing facility.
3. Gather all necessary information about the project, including details about the current source of emissions, proposed modifications, and any potential environmental impact.
4. Prepare an application form provided by the appropriate regulatory agency. This form may vary depending on the jurisdiction and specific requirements.
5. Complete the application form accurately and provide all requested information. Attach any supporting documents or studies that may be required.
6. Submit the completed application form and supporting documents to the appropriate regulatory agency. Pay any applicable fees or follow the specified payment process.
7. Wait for the regulatory agency to review your application. This process may involve an environmental assessment, public consultation, and compliance with specific regulations.
8. If your application is approved, you will receive a major source modification permit. Follow any conditions or requirements outlined in the permit to ensure compliance.
9. If your application is denied, you may have the option to appeal the decision or modify your project to address any concerns raised by the regulatory agency.

Who needs major source modification?

1. Major source modification is typically needed by industries or projects that involve significant changes to a major source of emissions. This may include:
2. - Power plants
3. - Manufacturing facilities
4. - Chemical production plants
5. - Oil refineries
6. - Waste management facilities
7. - Large-scale construction projects that generate significant emissions
8. These entities or projects may need to seek a major source modification to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and address any potential environmental impact.

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What is major source modification?

Major source modification is a change in an existing major source that may result in a significant increase in emissions.

Who is required to file major source modification?

Owners or operators of major sources of air pollution are required to file major source modifications.

How to fill out major source modification?

Major source modifications can typically be filled out using forms provided by the relevant environmental agency.

What is the purpose of major source modification?

The purpose of major source modification is to ensure that any changes to existing major sources are properly evaluated and regulated to prevent significant increases in emissions.

What information must be reported on major source modification?

Information such as the nature of the modification, the expected increase in emissions, and any potential mitigation measures must be reported on major source modifications.