Mich. Admin. Code R. 336.1209 - Use of old permits to limit potential to emit
Rule 209.
(1) A
person may use a permit to install or a permit to operate issued before May 6,
1980, or a Wayne county permit issued before a delegation of authority to Wayne
county pursuant to section 5523 of the act , to limit the potential to emit of a
stationary source to a quantity less than the amount which would cause the
stationary source to be subject to the requirements of
R
336.1210 by complying with the requirements of subrule
(2) of this rule, if the permit meets both of the following requirements:
(a) The permit contains emission limits that
are less than the maximum emissions of the process or process equipment
operating at full design capacity without air pollution control equipment, and
the permit contains a production or operational limit consistent with the
requirements of
R
336.1205(1)(a).
(b) The potential to emit of the stationary
source , including the emissions authorized by the permit , is less than the
quantity of emissions that would cause the stationary source to be considered a
major source pursuant to
R
336.1211(1)(a).
(2) Except as provided by subrule (3) of this
rule, a person shall meet both of the following requirements to use a permit to
install or permit to operate issued before May 6, 1980, or a Wayne county
permit issued before a delegation of authority to Wayne county pursuant to
section 5523 of the act , to limit the potential to emit of a stationary source:
(a) Submit a written notice to the
department , on a form provided by the department , of the intent that the terms
and conditions of the permit to install, permit to operate, or the Wayne county
permit be used to limit the potential to emit of the stationary source under
the provisions of this rule. The written notice shall include a certification
signed by the person that the stationary source, process, or process equipment
is in full compliance with the permit to install, permit to operate, or the
Wayne county permit.
(b) Maintain
records, conduct monitoring, and submit reports as required by the permit and
as required pursuant to any applicable requirement to show that the stationary
source, process, or process equipment is operating in compliance with the terms
and conditions of the permit and any applicable requirements.
(3) A person need not notify the
department pursuant to subrule (2)(a) of this rule if the potential to emit of
the stationary source, including the emissions authorized by the permit to
install or permit to operate issued before May 6, 1980, or the Wayne county
permit issued before a delegation of authority to Wayne county pursuant to
section 5523 of the act, is less than 50% of the quantity that would cause the
stationary source to be considered a major source pursuant to
R
336.1211(1)(a).
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