Each fee program is established to provide revenue for and
is limited in use to specific activities.
(1)
New source review application
fees from major sources. In accordance with Iowa Code section 455B.
133C(5), new source review fee revenues may be used to fund the direct and
indirect costs related to reviewing and acting on applications for new source
review permits, including permit revisions submitted by major sources as
defined under new source review programs pursuant to the federal Act, and as
provided under 567-Chapter 22, 567-Chapter 31, and 567-Chapter 33, as follows:
a. Reviewing and acting on any application
for a new source review permit, including the determination of all applicable
requirements and dispersion modeling as part of the processing of a permit or
permit revision or an applicability determination;
b. General administrative costs of
administering new source review programs, including supporting and tracking of
any application for a new source review permit and related data entry;
and
c. Developing and implementing
an expedited new source review permit application process, and additional fees
associated with this process.
The calculated estimate of total revenues from new source
review application fees from major sources shall not exceed $1,500,000 during
any state fiscal year.
(2)
New source review application
fees from minor sources. In accordance with Iowa Code section
455B133C(6).,
minor new source review fee revenues may be used to fund the direct and
indirect costs for reviewing and acting on applications submitted by minor air
contaminant sources for construction permits and providing for registrations,
permits by rule, or template permits in lieu of obtaining construction permits,
under minor source new source review programs pursuant to the federal Clean Air
Act Amendments of 1990, including as provided under 567-Chapter 22. The
calculated estimate of total revenues from new source review application fees
from minor sources shall not exceed $250,000 during any state fiscal
year.
(3)
Title
Vemissions. In accordance with Iowa Code section 455B. 133B(5), Title
V emissions fee revenues may be used to fund the direct and indirect costs
related to:
a. General administrative costs of
administering the operating permit program, including the supporting and
tracking of operating permit applications, compliance certification, and
related data entry.
b. Costs of
implementing and enforcing the terms of an operating permit, not including any
court costs or other costs associated with an enforcement action, including
adequate resources to determine which sources are subject to the
program.
c. Costs of emissions and
ambient site-specific monitors.
d.
Costs of Title V source-specific modeling, analyses or
demonstrations.
e. Costs of
preparing inventories and tracking emissions.
f.Costs of providing direct support to
sources under the small business stationary source technical and environmental
compliance assistance program as provided in Iowa Code section
455B133A..
g. Costs associated with implementing and
administering regulatory activities, including programs, as provided for in
division II of Iowa Code chapter 455B, other than costs covered by any of the
following: operating permit application fees, new source review application
fees, or notification fees, pursuant to Iowa Code section
455B133B(5).
"d"(2).
The calculated estimate of total revenues from emissions fees
shall not exceed $8,250,000 during any state fiscal year.
(4)
Title V
applications. In accordance with Iowa Code section
455B133B(6).,
Title V application fee revenues may be used to fund the direct and indirect
costs related to reviewing and acting on applications for operating permits
submitted by major sources as defined in rule
567-22100.
(455B) and sources subject to rule
567-22101.
(455B), as follows:
a. Costs of reviewing and
acting on any application for an operating permit or operating permit
revision.
b. General administrative
costs of administering the operating permit program, including the supporting
and tracking of operating permit applications and related data entry.
The calculated estimate of total revenues from Title V
application fees shall not exceed $1,250,000 during any state fiscal
year.
(5)
Asbestos notification. Pursuant to Iowa Code section
455B133C(7).,
asbestos notification fee revenues may be used to fund the direct and indirect
costs related to implementing and administering the asbestos national emission
standard for hazardous air pollutants program pursuant to 567-Chapter 23. The
calculated estimate of total revenues from asbestos notification fees shall not
exceed $450,000 during any state fiscal year.