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Definitions of Fields on the Permit Transmittal Screen
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Additional Information
- Additional information about a permit or facility can be stored here.
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AFS Plant ID
- ID number used to track facilities in airS. The first five digits are the state and county codes.
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Applicable Requirements
- Lists in generic fashion all applicable requirements that apply to a facility, such as "NSR" (New Source Review) and "NESHAP/MACT" (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants/Maximum Achievable Control Technology).
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County
- County in which the facility is located.
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County Code
- Three digit airS county code.
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Description of Proposed Modification
- If an applicant is applying for a modification, i.e. adding or changing an emission unit or control device, this field can be used to describe the proposed modification.
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EPA First Receives Proposed Permit
- Date that EPA first receives a proposed permit starts its review period, which is 45 days for Title V permits.
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EPA Review Period Ends
- Date that EPA review period ends.
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Facility
- Name of a facility.
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General Description of Process/Products
- Description of industrial process and/or equipment in use at facility, such as storage and distribution of petroleum or "gas turbine".
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Link Engineering Report
- Clicking on the icon in this field, if present, will open an engineering the report submitted with a proposed permit.
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Link Other Project Documents
- Clicking on the icon(s) in this field, if present, will open other documents related to the permit, such as correspondence.
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Link Permit Conditions
- Clicking on the icon(s) in this field, if present, will open display the full text of a permit.
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Permit Features
- Issues of concern to EPA permit reviewers, such as "Permit streamlines overlapping or outdated requirements or "Permit Shield Applies".
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Permit Number
- Permit number as assigned by the state or local air pollution control agency.
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Permit Type
- Indicates what type of permit the facility has applied for: Operating Permit (Title V), Authority to Construct, Enhanced NSR, Integrated permit (both ATC and Title V), Acid Rain, Federally Enforceable State Operating Permit (FESOP), or Non-federally Enforceable State Operating Permit
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Revised End Date of EPA Review Period
- End date of EPA's review period, if this date has been revised after the submittal of additional information by the permitting authority.
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Standard Industrial Code
- Four digit Standard Industrial Code for the facility.
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State Code
- Two digit airS (Aerometric Information Retrieval System) state code.
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State/Local Control Agency
- Name of state or local air pollution control agency that issues permits.
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Status
- Indicates the status of a permit: pre-draft, draft, proposed, or final. EPA has 45 days to review and comment on proposed Title V permits.
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Submittal Complete/EPA Review Period Starts
- This field is used to indicate the revised start date of EPA's review period in cases where EPA lacked sufficient information to begin its review of a proposed permit when it was first submitted.
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This permit is for
- Indicates whether a permit applies to a single emission unit, multiple emission units, or the entire facility.
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Type of Facility
- General description of facility, such as "crude oil production", "power plant" or "stone quarrying and processing".
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Type of Permit Action
- Indicates whether the permit is an initial (new) permit, an administrative amendment, a minor modification, a significant modification, or a renewal.
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VOC, NOx, PM-10, SO2, CO, Lead, and Hazardous Air Pollutants
- Regulated pollutants with permitted emission limits in tons per year.