11 Miss. Code. R. 2-2.4 - Public Participation and Public Availability of Information
A. For any
application for a Prevention of Significant Deterioration permit to construct,
the DEQ will follow the public participation procedures specified in 11 Miss.
Admin Code Pt. 2, Ch. 5. in lieu of the requirements set forth
herein.
B. For any application for
a Title V permit, the DEQ will follow the public participation procedures
specified in 11 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 2, Ch. 6. in lieu of the requirements set
forth herein.
C. For any
application for a permit to construct or State Permit to Operate that requests
federally enforceable physical and/or operational limitations on the capacity
of the source to limit the source's potential to emit or that is subject to
review and permitting under R.
2.5.E., the DEQ will provide
opportunity for public comment on information submitted by the owner and
operator. These procedures shall include the following:
(1) The DEQ shall publish the public notice
and draft permit on the DEQ's website. The public notice and draft permit will
remain available on the website for the duration of the public comment period.
The DEQ may supplement the website noticing method by other noticing methods on
individual permits.
(2) The public
notice shall identify the following information:
(a) the affected facility;
(b) the name and address of the
permittee;
(c) the name and address
of the Permit Board;
(d) the
activity or activities involved in the permit action;
(e) the emissions change involved in any
permit modification;
(f) the name
and contact information of a person from whom interested persons may obtain
additional information, including the draft permit, the application, and all
other materials relevant to the permit decision except for information entitled
to confidential treatment;
(g) a
brief description of the comment procedures and deadline for receipt of
comments; and
(h) the time and
place of any hearing that may be held or a statement of procedures to request a
hearing.
(3) The DEQ
shall provide at least 30 days for public comment and shall give notice of any
public hearing at least 30 days in advance of the hearing.
(4) A copy of the notice will be sent to the
Administrator of EPA through Region IV, and to all other State and local air
pollution control agencies having jurisdiction in the region in which the
source is currently located or is proposed to be located.
(5) The DEQ shall make available for public
inspection the DEQ's analysis of the effect of construction or modification on
ambient air quality, including the DEQ's proposed issuance or denial, and, upon
request, the information submitted by the permit applicant.
(6) The DEQ may hold a public hearing on any
application for a permit to construct or State Permit to Operate if it
determines that there is sufficient interest in the application.
(7) A permit issued pursuant to these
procedures is considered federally enforceable.
D. In addition to A. through C. above, the
Permit Board may provide notice to the public and provide opportunity for
public comment on any application for a permit to construct or State Permit to
Operate.
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