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Louisiana SIP: LAC 33:III Ch. 11 Section 1107, SIP effective 2011-08-04 (LAd34) to 2016-02-28

Regulatory Text:
Louisiana Administrative Code, Title 33 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, Part III Air (LAC 33:III)

Chapter 11.  Control of Emissions of Smoke

Section 1107.  Exemptions
As approved by EPA July 5, 2011 (76 FR 38977) effective August 4, 2011 (LAd34) LA021
Regulations.gov docket ID:  EPA-R06-OAR-2007-0924
Error in Federal Register amendatory language on page 76 FR 38981: The State approval date for paragraph 1107.A should be "10/20/2005", not "7/20/2005".

OS065   §1107.A;LAd34;LA021.11;OS065;LR31:2438(10/20/2005)
   A. Exemptions from the provisions of LAC 33:III.1105
may be granted by the administrative authority during start-up
and shutdown periods if the flaring was not the result of
failure to maintain or repair equipment. A report in writing,
explaining the conditions and duration of the start-up or
shutdown and listing the steps necessary to remedy, prevent
and limit the excess emission, shall be submitted to the
Office of Environmental Compliance, Emergency and
Radiological Services Division, SPOC, within seven
calendar days of the occurrence. In addition, the flaring must
be minimized and no ambient air quality standard may be
jeopardized.

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Last updated on February 10, 2025
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