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Title 1 29

- Department of Enviromnental Quality

C hapt er 6

- EMISSIONS REPORTING; WHEN REQUIRED

001 Evel Y source subject to a pennit requirement under Chapters 5 or 17 shall complete and submit to th e Depaliment an annual em ission s inv entory, if requested,

on forms furnished by or acceptable to the Depmiment by March 31, and shall include emission information for the previous ca lendar year. This requirement applies whether or not a pem1it app li cation ha s been filed or a pel111it issued. The inventory fonn shall be certified in accordanc e with Chapter 7, section 008.

002 The annual emissions inventory form shall include the following infonnation:

002.01 The source's name, description, mailing address, contact person and contact person's phone number , and phy sical address and location , if diff erent than the mailing address.

002.02 A description of the existing (or proposed) facilities, modifications or operations including all processes employed; nonnal hours of operation; the nature and amounts of fuel and other matelials involved; the probable nature , rate of discharge, and time duration of contaminant emissions; any such other infonnation as is relevant to air pollution control and available or capable of being assembled in the normal course of operation; and, if required by the Director, ambient air quality and meteorological data.

002 .03 The actual quantity of emissions, including documentation of the method of measurement, calculation or estimation, of:

002.03A Any s ingl e regulated non-hazardous air pollutant in a quantity greater than one ton.

002

. 03B Any si ngle regulated hazardou s air pollutant in a quantity greater than the reporting level li s ted in Appendix II or Appendix III.

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Title 1 29

- D epartm ent ofEnvirorunental Quality

C hapt er 17 - CONSTRUCTIO N PERMITS

- WHEN REQUIRED

001 Excep t as provid ed under sec tion 014 of thi s chapter or Chap ter 42 of the Title, no person shall cause the constructiori, rec on s tru c tion , or modifi c ation at any of th e following without fir st h avin g obtained a con s truction permit from the D epartm ent in th e mann er prescribed by thi s Chapter:

001.01 Any stationary source or emi ss i on unit , such th at th ere is a net increase in potential emissions at th e stationary so urce equ al to or exceeding the fo ll owing l evel s:

OOl.OIA Fifteen (15) tons/year ofPMIO emissions.

00 1 .01 B Forty (40) tons/year of sulfur dioxide (S0 2 ) or sulfur trioxide (S03), or any combination of the two.

001.01C Forty (40) tons/year of oxides of nitrogen (calculated as N02).

001.01D FOl1y (40) ton s/year of volatile organic compounds (VOC)

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.01 E Fifty (50) tons/year of carbon monoxide.

001.01F Six

-tenths (0 .6 ) tons/year oflead

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001.01 G Two and one-half (2.5) tons/year of any hazardous air pollutant or an aggregate of ten (10) tons/year of any hazardous air pollutants, including all associated fugitive emiss ions (s ee Chapte r 27, section 003).

001.02 When determining applicability under 001.01 above , sources in the following sour ce categories must include fugitive emissions:

001.02A Coal cleaning p l an ts (with them1al (lJyers);

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001.02S Secondary metal production plants;

001.02T Chemical process plants;

001.02U Fossil-fuel boilers (or combination th ereof) totaling more than 250 million British then11al units per hours heat input ;

001.02V Petroleum storage and transfer units with a total storage capacity exceeding 300,000 banels;

001.02W Taconite ore processing plants;

001.02X Glass fiber processing plants;

001.02Y Charcoal production plants;

001.02Z Fossi l fuel-fired steam electric plants of more than 25 0 million British thermal units per hour heat input;

001.02AA Any other stationary source category which is being regulated by a standard promulgated under Section 111 or 112 of the Act as of August 7, 1980

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001.03 Any incinerator used for refuse disposal or for the processing of salvageable matelials except refuse incinerators located on residential premises containing five or less dwelling units used only for the disposal of residential waste generated on the said property.

002 The sta ndard s which would have been impo se d und er a construction pel111it

are applicable to those s ources who have failed to obtain a pem1it to the same extent as if a pelmit had been obtained.

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007 The Department shall require in the application information as necessary to determine if the new or modified so urce will interfere directly or indirectly with the attaimncnt or maintenance of National PJimary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards, or violate any pOIiion of an existing control strategy.

008 If an air quality impact analysis i s deemed necessary by the Director as a part of a construction pem1it application, concentrations of pollutants that may be expected to occur in the vicinity of a source or combination of sources will be determined by use of an air pollution dispersion model acceptable to the Director. Meteorological and operating conditions that may occur that will produce the greatest concentrations of the pollutants emi tted shall be used in evaluating the effect of the source(s) on air quality.

009 Disapproval of Application for Permits.

009.01 Ifit is detennined by the Director that emissions resulting from the operation of a source to be constructed or modified will violate any pOIiion of these rules and regulations, vio late any applicable federal air quality regulation, or interfere with attainment or maintenance of a National Ambient Air Quality Standard, no pelmit will be granted until necessary changes are made in the plans and specifications to obviate the objections to Issuance.

009.02 A construction permit will not be issued for any major source or major modification when such sourc e or modification would cause or
contIibut e to a vio lation of a national ambient air quality standard by exceed in g, at a minimum, the following s ignificant levels at any l ocality that does not or wou ld not meet the ap pli cabl e n ational sta ndard :



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same nonattaimnent area, from new so urce s whi ch are not major emitting facilities, and fro m ex istin g sources allo wed under th e Implementation Plan prior to th e application for such permit to

co nstruct or modify represent a net decrea se in emi ssio n s and show

reaso nabl e further progre ss toward attaimn ent and maintenanc e of the ambient air quality standards, and provided that any emi ss ion s
red u ction s required as a precondition of the issuan ce of a pem1it shall be federally en for ceabl e before su ch pelmit is issued.

0l3.01B The proposed source is required to comply with the lowest achievab le emission rate; and

013.01 C The owner or operator of the proposed new or modified

source has demonstrated that all other major stationary sources owned

or operated by such person (or by an entity controlling, contro ll ed by,

or under common control with such person) in the State subject to emissions limitations are in compliance, or on a schedule for comp li ance, with all applicable emission limitations and standards.

013.01D The propo sed source is in compliance with requirements

es ta bli shed under the Implem entation Plan and the State shall not issue a pennit if the Administrator has detennined that the applicable Implementation plan is not being adequately implemented for the nonattainment area in which the proposed source is to be constructed or modified.

013

. 01E The source has compl eted an analysis ofaltemative s ites , sizes, production proces ses, and environmen tal control technique s for

such propo se d source which demon s trate s that ben efits of th e propo se d so urc e signifi can tl y outwei gh the environmental and soci al

cos ts impo se d as a result of it s location, co n s tru ction , or modification

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Chapter 1 7 shutdown or cUliailm ent, credit for such shutdown or curtailment may be applied to offset em iss ion s from the new source;

013.03D No emissions credit may be all owed for replacing one hydrocarbon compound with anoth er of lesser reactivity, except for those compounds li sted in Table 1 of EPA's "Recommended Policy

on Contro l of Vo l at il e Organic Compounds". (42 FR 35314, Jul y 8, 1977);

013.03E The procedures set out in 40 CFR Part 51, Appendix S, Section IVD , relating to the pelmissible location of offsetting emissions , shall be followed , unless the Director determines that an equally stringent or more stringent procedure is appropriate

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. 03F Credit for an emissions reduction can be claimed to the extent that the Director has not relied on it in issuing any permit under regulations approved pursuant to 40 CFR Pari 51 Subpart I or in demonstrating attaim11ent or reasonable further progress

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013.030 Emission reductions otherwise required by this Title shall not be creditab l e as emissions reductions for purposes of any offset.

013.04 The provisions of 013 do not apply to a source or modification that would be a major s tation ary source or major modification only if fugitiv e
emissions , to th e extent quantifIable, are considered in calculating th e potential to emit of the stationary source or modification and the source doe s not b elong to any of th e following categories:

013.04A Coal cleanin g p lants (with thermal dlyers);

013.04B Kraft pulp mills;

013 .04 C POli l and cement plant s;

013.04D Plimarily zinc smelt ers;

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Chapter 17 than 250 million Briti sh !hennal units per hour s heat inpu t;

013,.04V Petroleum s torage and transf er units with a total

s tor age capacity ex ceedin g 300,000 barrel s;

013.04W Taconite ore pro cess in g plant s;

01 3. 04 X G lass fiber processing plants;

013.04Y Charcoal production plants;

013.04Z Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants of more than 250 million British thennal units per hour heat inp ut ;

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013.04AA Any other stationary source category which ·is being regulated by a s tan dard promul gated_und e r Section 111 or 112 of the Act as of August 7, 1980

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. 0 5 At such time that a particu lar s ource or modification b ec omes a major statio nary sourc e or major modification s olely by virtue of a relaxation in any enforcement limitation which was estab li shed after August 7, 1980, on the capaci ty of the source or modification otherwise to emit a pollutant, such as a restriction on hours of operation, then the requirements of this section shall apply to the sourc e or modification as though construction h ad not yet commenced on the source or modification.

014 Any source not required to obtain a construction permit pursuant to 001 may request a construction pelmit to b e issued in th e maImer pre s cribed by 00 2 through 013 for the followin g purposes:

014.01 Establi shin g enforceabl e limits to avoid otherwise ap pli cabl e requirements under the provi s ion s of Title 1 29.

014.0 2 Modifying existing co n s t ru ctio n pelmits to incorporate modification s that cannot b e proce sse d uncler the prov ision s of 014

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## DEC 8 2006CAS Numb e r 98 8 2 8 98862 98953 1 00 027 1004 1 4 1 00425 10 0447 1 011 44 101 6 88 10177 9 10 6423 10 6 44 5 1 06467 106503 1065 1 4 106887 106898 106934 106990 107028 1 07051 1 07062 107 1 3 1 1072 1 1 1 073 0 2 10 8 0 54 10 8 101 108 3 16 108383 108394 108864 10888 3 108907 10 8 95 2 11054 3 110 8 0 5 1114 22 111444 114261 11 7817 118741 11 9 904 119937 1 2 0 8 0 9 1 2 08 2 1 C um e n e Ace top h e n o n e Nit robenze n e 4- Nit rop h e n o l E th yl benzene Sty rene Be n zy l ch l o ri de APPE N D IX II H AZARDO U S A I R P OL LU TAN T S SOR T ED BY CAS NU MBER

C h e mi ca l N a m e

4,4- M e thyl e n e b i s (2-c hl o roa nilin e) [8] M e thyl e n e diph e nyl dii socya n a te (M O l) [8] 4,4 '

- M e th yl e n e d i a nilin e p- Xy l e n es [8 ] p- C reso l [8 ] 1 ,4- D i ch l o robenzene(p)

p- Pheny l ened i am in e Qu i none 1,2- Epoxybutane Epichlorohydrin (1-Ch l oro-2,3-epoxypropane) Ethylene dibromide (Dibromoethane) 1,3- Butadiene Acro l e i n A ll yl ch l or i de Et h yl ene dich l oride (1 ,2-Dich l oroet h ane) Acry l on itr il e Et hyl ene g lyco l C hl o ro m eth yl m ethy l et h e r V in yl acetate M eth y l i so butyl keto ne M a l e i c a nhydri de
m - X y l e n es [8]
m - C res o l [8] 2- M e tho xy eth a nol [8] To l u e n e C h l orob e n ze n e Ph e n o l H exa n e 2- E t hoxy etha n o l [8] D i et h a n o l a m in e Di c hl o roe thyl eth e r (Bi s (2-c hl o roe thyl) eth e r) Pr o poxu r (Baygon) Bi s (2 -e thy l hexyl)phth a lat e (DEHP) H exac hlorob e nzen e 3,3 '

- Dim e th ox ybe nzidine [8] 3,3 ' Dim e thyl b e n z idin e [8] Catec h o l 1, 2,4- Tri c hlorobe n ze ne

E ntire ly new format prop osed f o r Jun e 2006 E Q C Repo rt i ng Leve l V OC (L bs/Y ea r) Yes 2 , 000 Y es 1 ,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 2,000 Yes 2,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 1 00 N o 200 N o 10 0 N o 1 ,0 00 Y es 2 , 0 0 0 Yes 1,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 2,000 Yes 2,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 100 Yes 70 Yes 40 Yes 1,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 300 Yes 2,000 Yes 1 00 Yes 1 , 0 00 Yes 2, 000 No 1,000 Ye s 2 ,000 Yes 1,000 No 2 ,000 Yes 2 ,000 Yes 2 ,000 Yes 100 Yes 2, 00 0 N o 2,000 Yes 2, 0 00 Yes 60 No 2 , 000 Y es 2 ,000 No 20 Y es 100 Y es 16 Yes 2,000 Ye s 2, 000

Appendix 

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# DEC 8 2006CAS Number

1336363 1345046 1582098 1 634044 17460 1 6 3547044 7439921 7439965 74399 7 6 7440020 7440360 7440382 7440417 7440439 7440473 7440484 7488564 7550450 7647010 7664393 7723140 7782492 7782505 7783 0 75 7783702 778442 1 78035 1 2 8 001 352 100 25 7 37 100 45 940 1 0 10 2 1 88· 10 2 106 8 1 1 2 0 35 72 2 1 2 10 8 1 33 1 34 10010 1 3463393 1 446446 1 1 48 0 7 966 1 85 40 2 99 283 00745 622 0 77 6 5 65 9 9 7 1 7 3 667332 1 9 9 99999 1 8 1 4284 400 6 APPEND I X II H AZARDO U S A I R POLLUTANTS SORTED BY CAS N UMBER

Chem ica l Name Polych l or i nated b i phenyls (Aroclo rs, PCBs) An ti mony t r i s ul f i de [8 ] T r ifl ura l in Met hyl tert b utyl eth er 2,3,7,8- Tetrac h lorodibenzo-p-dioxin [8 ] p,p'- D i chlorod i pheny l eth ane (DDE) [8 ] Lead and compounds (except t hose specif ically li sted) [5] Ma n ga n ese and compounds (except th ose s p ec if i ca ll y li sted ) [5] [8 ] E l e m e nt a l m e rc u ry [8 ] N i cke l compounds (except th ose spec i fica ll y li sted) [5] [8] An ti mony compou n ds (except t hose spec if i ca ll y li sted) [5] [8] Arsen i c and i n organic a rsenic compounds [8] Bery l lium compounds (except Bery lli um salts) [5 ] [8] Cadmium compounds (except those s pecifical ly l isted) [5] [8] Chromium compounds (exept Hex ava lent and Triva l e nt) [5] [8] Cobalt compounds (except those specifically li s ted) [5] [8] Se l enium su lfide (mono and di) [8] Titanium tetrach l oride Hydroch l or i c acid Hydrogen f l uoride (Hydrofluoric acid) Phosphorous Se l enium and compounds (except those specifical ly l isted) [5] [8] Ch l or i ne Hydrogen se l e nid e [8] An tim ony pe nt af l uor i de [8] A rs in e [8) P h osp hi ne T oxa ph e n e (c h l o rin at ed ca m p h e n e) C hrom i c c hl or i d e M e rc uri c nitrate [8] So diu m se l e nite [8] C ob a lt ca rbonyl [8] Nick e l s ub s u lf i d e [8 ] M e t hyl cyc l op e nt ad i e n yl m a ng a n ese S odium se l e n ate [8] Ni cke l carbo ny l [8) S i l i ca (c rys ta ll i n e ) [8) Ta l c (cont a in i ng as bes tos f o r m f i b e rs ) [8] H exa va l e nt c hrom i um a nd compound s [8 ] Ant i mon y potass i um ta rtr at e [8] F lu o min e G l ass woo l [8] E rion ite [8 ] Rad i onu c li d es ( i nclud i n g ra don)[4) Ce ra mi c f i b e rs [8 ]

Ent i re l y n ew form at pr o po se d for Jun e 2 006 EO C 

# DEC 8 2 00 6 Repo rti ng l_eve l VOC ( L bsfYear) Yes 18 No 1 00 N o 2,000 Yes 2, 0 00 No 0.0012 Yes 20 No 20

-- No 800 N o 20 No 1,000 No 2,000 No 10 No 16 No 20 No 2,000 No 100 No 100 No 100 No 2,000 No 100 No 100 No 100 No 100 No 100 No 100 No 10 N o 2,000 N o 20 No 100 N o 0 N o 1 00 N o 100 N o 40 N o 100 N o 100 N o 0 N o 0 N o 0 N o 

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App e ndi x 11 -5APPENDIX II HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS SORTED BY CAS NUMBER

[8] Em i ssions from all subs tance s in each se t below should be aggregated for the purpose of determining major source status as describ ed i n Chaper 2, section 

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Cresols/Cresylic acid (isomers and mixture); m-Cresol; o-Cresol; p-Cresol
Xy l enes (i some rs and mixture); m-Xylenes; o-Xy l enes, p-Xylenes
Antimony compounds; Antimony pentafluoride; Antimony postassium tartrate; Antimony trioxide; Antimony trisu lfide

Arsenic and inorganic arsenic compounds; Arsine
Beryllium compounds (except Beryllium sa l ts); Beryllium salts

Cadmium compounds; Cadmium ox i de

Chromium compounds (except Hexavalent and Trivalent); Hexavalent chromium compounds; Trivalent chromium compounds (chromium ox i de)

Cobalt compounds; Cobalt carbonyl
Cyanide compounds; Potassium cyanide; Sodium cyanide
Glyco l ethers; 2-Ethoxy ethano l; 2-Methoxy ethanol

Lead and compounds; Tetraethyllead; Tetramethyllead
Mercury compounds; Elemental mercury; Mercuric chloride; Mercuric nitrate; Pheny l mercuric acetate

Minera l f i ber compounds; Ceramic fibers; Er i onite; Glass woo l ; Rock Wool; Si li ca (crysta llin e ) ; S l ag woo l; Talc (contain in g asbestos form fibers);

Nickel compo und s; Nickel carbony l; Nickel refinery dust; Nickel subsu lfi de
Polycyc li c organic m att er (POM) ; 2-Ace tyl a minoflu o re n e; 4-Aminobipheny ! ; Benzidine; Biphenyl; Ca rb ary l ; C hl orobenz il ate; Dibenzofurans; 3 , 3-D i chlorobenz idin e; p,p' -D ichlorodiphenyl ethane (DOE); 3 , 3-Dimethoxybenzidine; 3,3'-Dimethy lb enzid i ne; 4,4-Met hyl ene bis(2 Ch l oroan ilin e); M et hyl ene Diphenyl D ii socyanate; 4- Nitrobi p h eny l; Quino lin e; 2,3,7,8- T etrachlo rod i benzo-p-dioxin

Se l e nium and co mpound s; Hydroge n se l en id e ; Se l en ium su lf i de (mono and di); Sod ium se l enate; Sodium se l eni t e

E ntir ely n ew format p roposed for June 

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# DEC 8 2006 Append ix 11 -7CAS Number 75 070 60355 75058 98862 53963 107028

79061 79 10 7 107131 107051

92671 62533 90040 7440360 7783702 28300745

1309644 1345046 744 038 2 778442 1 1 332214 56553 2255 14

71432 92875 5 0328 2 05992

98 077 100447 74 40417

- 92524 117 8 17 54288 1

75252 106990 7440439

130618 156627 133062

63252 75 150 56235 46358 1 1 208 09 APPE NDI X III H AZARDO U S A I R PO L L U TANTS SORTED BY C H EM I CAL NAME

Chem i ca l N a m e Aceta l dehyde Acetam id e Aceton itril e Acetop h e non e 2- Acetylam in of lu orine [8) Acro l e i n Acry l am id e Acry li c ac i d Acry l on itril e A ll y l c hlorid e 4- Am in obiphe nyl (8) An ili ne
0- Anis i d i n e An tim ony co mpound s (except tho se spec if i ca ll y li sted ) (5) (8) Ant im ony pentafluor i de (8) A ntimony potassium tartrate (8) A ntimony trioxide (8) A ntimony trisulfide ( 8 ) Arsenic a nd inor ganic a rse nic co mpound s (8) Ars in e (8) Asbes tos Benz( a)anthracene Benz( c ) ar i d i ne Benzene Benz i dine (8) Be n zo (a)pyr e n e Be n zo (b )fluora nth ene Benzo tri c hlorid e Benzy l c hloride Beryllium c ompound s ( exce pt Beryll ium sa lt s) (5) [ 8] Bery llium sa lt s [8] B iph e nyl (8) Bis(2 -e thylhexyl)phthalate(DEHP) Bis( ch l oro m e th y l) e th er B romofor m 1 ,3- Butadiene Ca dmium co mpound s ( exce pt tho se s pecif i ca lly li ste d) (5) [ 8] Cadm ium ox ide (8) Ca l c ium cyanam id e Ca pt a n Ca rb ary l [8] Ca rb on d i su lfid e Ca rb on te tra c hlori de Carbo n y l s ulfid e Ca t ec hol

Entire ly n ew format propo se d for Jun e 2006 EOC Reporting Leve l VOC (Lb s lYear) Y es 2,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 1 ,0 00 Yes 10 Yes 40 Ye s 20 Yes 60 0 Ye s 300 Y es 1,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 1 ,00 0 Yes 1,000 No 2,000 No 100 No 1,000 No 1,000 No 100 No 10 No 10 No 0 Yes 20 Yes 20 Yes 1,OOP Yes 0.6 Yes 20 Yes 20 Ye s 12 Yes 100 No 1 6 No 0

. 0 4 Yes 2, 000 Yes 2,000 Ye s 0. 6 Ye s 2,000 Ye s 70 No 20 No 20 No 2,00 0 No 2,000 No 2,000

- Yes 1,000 Yes 1 ,000 Y es 2 ,0 00 Ye s 2,000

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57976 534521

51285 12 1 142 1239 1 1

- 1 22667 7439976

106898 106887 66733219 11 0805 140885 100414

51796 75003 106934 107062 107211 151564

75218 96457 75343 62207765 50000 65997 1 73 D i methyl su lfate N,N- D i methy l ani l ine APPEND I X II I HAZARDO U S AIR POLL U TANTS SORTED BY CHEM I CAL NAME

Chem i cal N ame

7,12- Dimethylbenz(a)a n thracene

4,6- D i nitro-o-cresol, and sa l ts 2,4- D i ni t ropheno l 2,4- D i nitro to l uene 1,4- Dioxane (1 ,4-Diethy l eneoxide) D i oxins & Furans (TCDD equ ivalent) [6] 1,2- D i p h enyl hydraz i ne E l ementa l mercury [8] Ep ich l orohydrin (1-Ch l oro-2,3-epoxypropane) 1,2- Epoxybutane Erionite [8] 2- Ethoxy ethanol [8] Ethyl acrylate Ethyl benzene Ethyl carbamate (Urethane) Ethyl chloride (Chloroethane) Ethylene dibromide (Dibromoethane) Ethylene dichloride (1 ,2-D i chloroethane) Ethylene glycol Ethylene i m i ne (Az i ridine) Ethy l ene oxide Et hyl ene t hi o u rea Et hyli dene d i ch l or ide (1, 1

- D i c hl oroethane) F lu om i ne Forma l dehyde G l ass woo l [8 ] Reporting Level VOC (Lbs/Year) Yes 100 Yes 1,000 Yes 0 No 100 Yes 1,000 Yes 20 Yes 2,000 No 0 Yes 90 No 20 Yes 1 , 000 Yes 1,000 No 0 No 2,000 Yes 1,000 Yes 2,000 No 800 Yes 2,000 Yes 100 Yes 1,000 Yes 2,000 Yes 6 Yes 100 No 600 Yes 1,000 No 0 Yes 1,000 No 0

- G lyco l eth ers (excep t th ose speci fi ca ll y li sted ) [2] [5] [8] N o 0 764 4 8 H e pt ac hl or Yes 20 1 1 87 4 1 H exac hl o robe nze n e N o 20

87683 Hexac hl o rob utad i e n e Yes 900 77474 H exac hl o rocyc l o p e ntad i e n e Yes 10 0 6 77 2 1 H exac hl o roe th a n e N o 2 ,000 822 0 6 0 H exa m et hyl e n e ,- 1 , 6-d ii socyana t e N o 20 6803 1 9 H examethylphospho ram i de N o 20 11 0543 H exane Yes 2,000 18540299 H exava l ent chrom i um compounds [8] N o 4 3 0 2 01 2 Hydr az in e N o 8 76 47010 H ydro c hl or i c ac id N o 2, 000 749 0 8 Hydroge n cya ni de N o 0 7664393 Hyd rogen fluoride ( Hydrof l uo r ic acid) N o 100 7783 0 75 Hydrogen se l en id e [8 ] N o 1 00

1 233 1 9 Hydr oqu i none Yes 1 , 0 00 1 93 39 5 Id e n o( 1,2, 3-cd)p y re n e Yes 20

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1 2 0 82 1

7 900 5 790 1 6 9595 4 88062 12 1 448 1582 0 98 A P P ENDI X III HAZARDOU S A I R POLLUT A NT S S ORTED BY C HEM I CA L NAM E

C h e mi ca l N a m e Pho s phin e Pho s phorou s P hth a l i c a nh ydrid e Po lyc hlor i n ate d b i ph e nyl s (A ro clo rs, P C B s ) Po lycy cli c o rga ni c m ate r-POM (except t h ose spec ifica ll y li st ed) [5] [8 ] Po tass i um cya n id e [8] 1 ,3- Prop a n e s u lton e b e ta- Prop i o l acton e P rop ion a l d e hyd e Propo x ur (B aygon) P ro pyl e n e dich l or id e (1 ,2- Di c hl o rop ro p a n e ) P ro py l e n e ox id e 1,2- P ropy l e nimin e (2-Met hyl az i rid i ne) Ou in o lin e [8] O uin one Rad i onuc lid es (i n clud i ng radon) [4] Rock woo l [8] Se l e ni um and co m pounds (except those spec if i ca ll y l isted) [5] [8 ]

. Se l e nium s ulfid e (m o n o a n d d i) [8 ] S ili ca (crys ta llin e) [8 ] S l ag wo ol [8 ] Sod ium cya nid e [8] So d i um se l e n ate [8 ] So dium se l e nit e [8] S tyr e n e S tyr e n e ox id e T a l c (co nt a in i n g asb es to s form fib e rs ) [8 ] 2 , 3 ,7,8

- T e tr ac hl oro di ben zo - p- d iox in [8 ] 1 , 1 ,2, 2- Te trac hl o roe th a n e Te tr ac hl o ro ethyl e n e ( Perc hl o roe th yl e n e ) Te trae thy l l ea d [8] Te tra m ethyll ea d [8] Tit a nium t etrac hl orid e To lu e n e 2 ,4

- To lu e n e d i a min e 2 ,4

- To l u e n e dii socya n at e

0- To lui d in e T oxa ph e n e (c hlorin ated c a m p h e n e) 1, 2,4- Tri c hlorob e nze n e 1 , 1, 2- Tri c hl o roe th a n e T ri c hl o roe th yl e ne 2,4,5

- Tri ch lo rop h e n o l 2,4 , 6

- Tri c hlorop h e n o l Tri e th yl a min e Trifl u ra li n

E nt ire l y n ew form at p ro p o se d fo r Jun e 200 6 EQC 

## D E

C 8 2 006 R e portin g Leve l VO C (Lb s/Y ea r)

No 2, 000 No 10 0 N o 2,000 Y es 18 Yes 20 N o 1 00 No 30 Y es 100 Y es 2 ,000 No 2 ,000 Yes 1,000 Y es 2, 000 Yes 

### 6 Yes 12 Yes 2,000 No 

## [7] No 0 No 100 N o 1 00 No 0 N o 0 N o 1 00 N o 10 0 No 100 Y es 1 , 000 Yes 1,0 00 No 0 No 0

. 00 1 2 Yes 300 N o 2 ,0 00 No 20 No 20 N o 100 Yes 2 ,000 Y es 20 Ye s 100 Y e s 1,000 N o 20 Yes 2,000 Y es 1,000 Ye s 2 ,000 Yes 1,000 Ye s 2 ,000 Ye s 2 ,000 N o 2 ,000

App e n d ix 111

- 5APPEND IX I II HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANT S SORTED BY C H E MI CA L NAME

[8] Em i ss i ons from all s ubstances i n each set below should be aggregated for the purpose of determ inin g major source s ta tus as de sc rib e d in Chaper 2, sectio n 001:

Creso l s/C resy li c ac id (i s om e rs and mixture); m-Cre so l; o-Creso l; p -C resol
Xylenes (i so mers and mixture); m -X ylenes; o-Xylenes, p-Xylenes
Antimony compounds; Antimony pentafluor id e ; Antimony pos tass ium tartr ate; An timony trioxid e; Antimony trisulfide

Arsenic and inor ga ni c a rseni c compounds; Arsine
Beryll ium co mpound s (exce pt Beryllium sa lt s ); Beryllium sa lt s

Cadmium compounds; Cadm ium oxide

C hromium compo und s (except H exava l e nt and Triv a l ent); Hex ava l ent chromium compounds; Trivalent chrom ium compounds (chromium ox id e)

Coba lt compounds; Coba lt carbonyl
Cyan i de compounds; Potass ium cyan id e; Sodium cyanide

G lycol ethers; 2-E tho xy e th ano l; 2-Me th oxy eth a n o l

L ead a nd co mpound s; Tetraethy ll ead; T e tr amet hyll ead
Mercury compounds; E l e mental m e rcury; Mercuri c c hloride; M e rcuri c nitrate; Pheny l m e rcuric ace tate

Minera l fib er compounds; Ceram i c f i ber s ; Erionite; G l ass woo l ; Rock Woo l ; S ili ca (crysta l line); S l ag woo l ; Ta l c (conta i ning asbe stos form fibers) ;

N i cke l compounds; Nicke l carbonyl; Nickel refinery dust; N ickel subsu lfid e

Po lycyclic organic matter (POM); 2-Acety l aminof lu orene; 4-Aminobipheny l ; Benzidine; B iph eny l ; Carbary l ; Ch l orobenz il ate; D ib e n zo furans; 3,3-D i c hl orobe n z i d in e; p,p'

- Dich l orod i phenyl ethan e (DOE); 3,3

- D i methoxybenzidine; 3,3 ' -D im ethy l benz i d i ne; 4,4-Me th yl e ne b i s (2 Ch l o roan ilin e); Methylen e D iph enyl D ii socyana te; 4-Nitrobiphenyl; Qu i no lin e; 2,3,7,8-Tetrac hlorodib e n zo - p- dioxin

Se l eniu m and com pounds; Hydro gen se l en id e ; Selenium s ulfide (mono and di); Sod ium se l enate; Sod iu m se l enite

Entirely new fo rmat proposed for June 2006 EQC Append ix 111 -7