Iowa Admin. Code r. 567-22.138 - [Effective until 6/19/2024] Issuance of acid rain permits
(1) Proposed
permit. After the close of the public comment and EPA 45-day review period
(pursuant to subrules 22.107(6) and 22.107(7)), the department will address any
objections by the administrator, incorporate all necessary changes and issue or
deny the acid rain permit.
(2) The
department will submit the proposed acid rain permit or denial of a proposed
acid rain permit to the administrator in accordance with rules
567-22100.
(455B) to
567-22116.
(455B), the provisions of which shall be treated as applying to the issuance or
denial of a proposed acid rain permit.
(3) Following the administrator's review of
the proposed acid rain permit or denial of a proposed acid rain permit, the
department, or under
40 CFR
708(c). as amended to July 21, 1992, the
administrator, will incorporate any required changes and issue or deny the acid
rain permit in accordance with rules
567-22133.
(455B) and
567-22134.
(455B).
(4) No acid rain permit
including a draft or proposed permit shall be issued unless the administrator
has received a certificate of representation for the designated representative
of the source in accordance with Subpart B of 40 CFR Part 72.
(5) Permit issuance deadline and effective
date.
a. On or before December 31,1997, the
department will issue an acid rain permit to each affected source whose
designated representative submitted a timely and complete acid rain permit
application by January 1, 1996, in accordance with rule
567-22126.
(455B) and meets the requirements of rules
567-22135.
(455B) to
567-22139.
(455B) and rules
567-22100.
(455B) to
567-22116.
(455B).
b. Nitrogen oxides. Not
later than January 1,1999, the department will reopen the acid rain permit to
add the acid rain program nitrogen oxides requirements; provided that the
designated representative of the affected source submitted a timely and
complete acid rain permit application for nitrogen oxides in accordance with
rule
567-22126.
(455B). Such reopening shall not affect the term of the acid rain portion of a
Title V operating permit.
c. Each
acid rain permit issued in accordance with paragraph
22.138(5)"a" shall take effect by the later of January 1,
2000, or, where the permit governs a unit under paragraph 22.122(1)"c,
" the deadline for monitor certification under rule
567-252.
(455B).
d. Each acid rain permit
shall have a term of five years commencing on its effective date.
e. An acid rain permit shall be binding on
any new owner or operator or designated representative of any source or unit
governed by the permit.
(6) Each acid rain permit shall contain all
applicable acid rain requirements, shall be a portion of the Title V operating
permit that is complete and segregable from all other air quality requirements,
and shall not incorporate information contained in any other documents, other
than documents that are readily available.
(7) Invalidation of the acid rain portion of
a Title V operating permit shall not affect the continuing validity of the rest
of the Title V operating permit, nor shall invalidation of any other portion of
the Title V operating permit affect the continuing validity of the acid rain
portion of the permit.
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