All facilities involved in the change have an active authorization (permit, standard permit, or PBR). All facilities involved in the change will be qualified facilities at the time the change will occur [10-year-old Best Available Control Technology (BACT)]. Any emission increases will not require major NSR review, based on conducting a netting analysis with appropriate baseline actual emissions to ensure that the net emissions increase is below the threshold for a major modification as defined in . The change will not result in a net increase in allowable emissions. There will not be the emission of a new air contaminant not previously authorized by the permit or PBR. The facility owner or operator shall demonstrate that the change will not adversely affect ambient air quality. What constitutes an active authorization for a facility? A facility that is authorized by one of the following: Permit Standard Permit Permit by Rule What constitutes a facility? “qualified” A facility is an existing facility which satisfies one of the following: “qualified” The facility was issued a permit or a permit amendment no earlier than 120 months before the change will occur. The facility uses an air control method that is at least as effective as the BACT that was required or would have been required for the same class or type of facility by a permit issued 120 months before the change will occur. A facility that was authorized by a PBR or a standard permit and meets the requirements of Subparagraph 2 above (10-year-old BACT).
All facilities involved in the change have an active authorization (permit, standard permit, or PBR). All facilities involved in the change will be qualified facilities at the time the change will occur [10-year-old Best Available Control Technology (BACT)]. Any emission increases will not require major NSR review, based on conducting a netting analysis with appropriate baseline actual emissions to ensure that the net emissions increase is below the threshold for a major modification as defined in . The change will not result in a net increase in allowable emissions. There will not be the emission of a new air contaminant not previously authorized by the permit or PBR. The facility owner or operator shall demonstrate that the change will not adversely affect ambient air quality. What constitutes an active authorization for a facility? A facility that is authorized by one of the following: Permit Standard Permit Permit by Rule What constitutes a “qualified” facility? A “qualified” facility is an existing facility which satisfies one of the following: The facility was issued a permit or a permit amendment no earlier than 120 months before the change will occur. The facility uses an air control method that is at least as effective as the BACT that was required or would have been required for the same class or type of facility by a permit issued 120 months before the change will occur. A facility that was authorized by a PBR or a standard permit and meets the requirements of Subparagraph 2 above (10-year-old BACT).
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