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#A HANDOm John S. Lyons, Director Division for Air Quality 

### 200 Fair Oaks Lane, 

### First Floor Frankfort, 

### KY 4060 1 

### DEC 

### 32010

RE: Application for Minor Permit Revisionto PermitNo. V-05-070 

### R3 J. 

### K SmithGenerating Station SourceID: 

### 21 -049-00027 SourceAI: 808 Activity No.: APE2008002 

### Dear 

### Mr. Lyons: In accordance with 401 KAR 52:020 $14 and pursuant to discussions with counsel for the Division, please find enclosed 

### an application for 

### a minor revision to the above-referenced Title V 

### Permit for the East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. ("EKPC") J. 

### K. Smith 

### Generating Station located near Trapp, Kentucky in Clark County. As is detailed in the attached Application 

### and other documentation

### required by 401 

### KAR 52:020 $14, EKPC is requestingthat the Permit be revised by removing Emissions Units 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16% 

### 16b, 17, 18and 19. EKPC's decision to request revision of the Permit 

### to remove the two coal-fired circulating,fluidizedbed 

### (CFB) boilers and ancillary equipment is the result of several contributing factors, including a significant downward trend in EKPC's electrical load growth, which 

### has eliminated the current need for significant new baseload generation. 

### EKPC also 

### has determined that 

### Smith CFB 1 is not the cukent least cost option for meeting its present baseload 

### needs. 

### In addition, EKPC has recently entered into a SettlementAgreement with Gallatin Steel Company, the 

### Kentucky Attorney 

### General, the 

### Sierra Club, and various 

### other environmental interest groups and individualsthat, among other things, calls for EKPC to .submit an application for a pexmit amendment or modification to the Cabinet to request that the above-referenced emission 

### units be removed from the permit. EKPC's submittaI should not be construed 

### in any way 

### as a waiver of any rights 

### EKPC may have, now or in the 

### future, to apply for authorization from the Division for any other proposed action at the Smith Generating Station or any other site. 

### Nothing.in the above-referenced Settlement Agreement prohibits EKPC from pursuing 

### any such approvalsfrom the Division, other 

### than a prohibition on seeking approval for a coal-fired electric generating unit within two years of the date of execution of the Settlement Agreement.
4775 Lexington Road 40391 Tel. (859)744-4812 

### to. Bax 707, Wnchestor, Fax: (859)744-6008 Ken+ 40392-0707 htfp:/lwww.ekpc.coop

### EKPC appreciates 

### the Division's helpfui assistance and diligent efforts throughoutthe past 

### few years as 

### EKPC has pursued the Smith

### CFB project. We at 

### EKPC look forwardto working with you in the coming months and years 

### as EKPC continues to pursue those 

### actions necessary to meet the 

### needs of its member cooperrrtives and their retail 

### customers. 

### Thank you again for your 

### time 

### and assistance. Please give me a call at 

### 859.745.9244 should 

### you have any questionsaboutthe enclosedapplication. Sincerely,


### Jerry Purvis, Manager 

# Fh'

V Environmental Affairs Enclosures

c: 

### Rick Shewekah, 

### DAQ Jackie Quarles, DAQ SeanAlteri, DAQ 

### D. Mosier, 

### EKPC T. Campbell, 

### EKPC



### I..

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. ... ......... . . . .. .... .. . . .- . . .--.-.. . . .. . . .. - ..--.-...--.--.p --.-".--.-*-.--.."--.--East Kentucky Power Cooperative,Inc. 

### J.K.Smith Generating Station Minor Permit Revision To Permit No. 

### V-05-070 

### R3

East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. 

### ("EKPC') is requesting that its existing Title IV Permit No. 

### V-05-070R3 be revised by removing certain 

### units, Specifically, 

### EKPC requests that 

### the Division remove two coal-fired, circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boilers 

### and associated material 

### handling 

### and storage facilities for coal, limestone, lime 

### and ash along with coolingtowers and paved haul roads that will not be constructed at the facility at this time. 

### The units to be removed are identified in the existing 

### permit as Emissions Units 

### 11

## - 19. As explained in the cover letter accompanying this application, EKPC's decision to request revision of

### the Permit to remove the two 

### CFB boilers and ancillary equipment is the result of several contributing factors, including a significant downward trend 

### in EKPC's electrical load growth, which 

### has eliminated the currentneed for significant new baseload generation. 

### EKPC also has determined that Smith CFB 1 is notthe current

### least cost option for meeting its present baseload needs. In addition, 

### EKPC has recently entered into a Settlement 

### Agreement with Gallatin Steel Company, the Kentucky Attorney General, the Sierra Club, and various other environmental interest groups 

### and individuals that, among otherthings, calls for EKPC to submit

### an application for a permit amendment or modification to the Cabinet to request that the above-referenced emission units be removed from the permit. The proposed project

### meets allrequirements of Kentucky Regulation 401 

### KAR 52:020 $ 14 (Title V Permits

# -Minor Pennit Revision). A Descriptiort of the

### Change and the

### Resulting 

### ChangeinEmhstans The EKPC decision not to proceed with construction ofthe permitted units and to remove them fiom the Permit will result in no increase of emissionsfiom the facility. 

### In fact, the decision to remove the 

### units results

### in 

### a decrease in allowable emissions at the facility, as quantified in Table4- 1,page 4, ofthe Statement ofBasis forPermit

### V-05-070 R3. 

### NewApplicable 

### ~e~u&e&nl~ thatWill

### app&Ajler the 

### Change No new applicable requirements 

### wiH 

### result from the deletion of Emission 

### Units 11 

### - 19. Requirementsapplicableto those

### units will simplybe removed.Addaonal

### Required 

### Information and

### Forms Pursuant to 

### 401 KAR 52:020§14(3), the following information 

### and forms are also submittedwith 

### this package: 1. Suggested draft permit language associated 

### with this change, showing only the information that is new or differentthan the existing Permit for 

### the Smith Station. See Attachment 1. 

### Please note that in essence this minor 

### permit revision 

### will return the permit languageto that found 

### in PermitNo. V-05-070 

### R2. 2. 

### Form DEP7007AI 

### is submitted herewith; however, no other forms are appropriate

### forthis revision. SeeAttachment 2. 3. Completed forms for the Cabinet to notify the U.S. 

### EPA 

### and affected states. See Attachment 3.

I, 

### as the Responsible Official, 

### hereby 

### certify on information 

### and belief 

### after reasonable inquiry, that the proposed permit revisions meet the criteria for 

### use of minor permit revision procedures.

ffairsManager 

### East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc.

# ATTACHMENT 1TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE ISSUANCE
A. PERMIT AUTHORIZATION 1 Revision 

### B. EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 2 Revision REGULATIONS, 

### AND OPERATING CONDITIONS

Emissions Units 01-04(SCT01-SCT04) 

# - Combustion Turbines

# .............2 Existing Emissions Units 05

# - 07 (SCTS 

# - SCT7)

# - Combustion Turbines

# ........... 1 0 Existing Emissions Units 09 and 10

# -GE LMS 100 Combustion Turbines

## .......... 16 Existing 

## ,....*.............,..,.......

C. INSIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES D. SOURCE EMISSION LIMITATIONS AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS 

### E. SOURCE CONTROL EQUIPMENT OPERATING REQUIREMENTS F. MONITORING, RECORDKEEPING, AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS G. GENERALPROVISIONS H. ALTERNATE OPERATING SCENARIOS I. COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE J. ACID RAIN K. CLEAN AIR INTERSTATE RULE Revision Revision
Revision
Revision
Revision Revision Revision Revision RevisionPermit Number: V-05-070 R3

C Page 21 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS,AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Emissio Unit 11

# - CirculatingFluidized Bed Boiler

### Unit 1 (CFB1) 

# at

Coal-fired Bed boiler, rating 3000 MMBtuhr (300 MW) 

### gas used for startup and stabilization Injection, Flash Dryer Absorberwith fresh lime

401 KAR 51:017 401 KAR 51:160 401 KAR 51:210 401 KAR 51:220 401 

### KAR 51:230 401 

### KAR 52:MO

40 

### CFR 68 40 CFR 75 fairquality, applicableto major ification commenced after September22, 1982. for large utility and industrial boilers.
rating the Federal Acid Rain provisions as incorporating 40 C 60, Standards of performance for new 40 CFR 60, Subpart Da, Standards of perlomaace for electric

Contiaawsemission monitoring. 

### Statc-Onlv

### A~~Hcabk Reatllatioas: 401 KAR 63:020 Potentially hazardous matteror toxic 1. OwratinaLimitations: 

# \

a. Pursuant to 401 

### KAR 51:017, the permittee shall install all meet Best Available Control Technology (BACT): i. BACT for PIVWM~~PM~.~ is a fabric filter; ii. BACT for SOz and H2SO4is limestone injection and fresh lime injection; iii. BACT for NOx is an 

### SNCR; and iv. BACT for CO and VOCs isthe use ofgood combustion controls. b. Pursuant to 401 KAR 63:020, persons responsible for a source from which matter or toxic substancesmay be emitted shall provide the utmost care and in the handling of these materials, to the potentially harmfbl effects of resulting fiom such activities. No owner or operator shall allow any affected facility tPermit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 Page22 of 84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) hazardous matter or toxic substances in such quantities or duration as to health and welfare of humans, animals and plants. The use of good fabric filter, limestone injection, flash dryer absorber, and SNCR oftoxic substances. be considered to be the setting in operation of a boiler for any of initial compliance, beginning with the introduction of when the generator has sustained 45 percent (135 MW) of for at least one hour. A StartupEvent shall not exceed 24 damage, unsafe operation, or deviation fiom 

### (OEM) procedure [4O1 

### KAR 51:0 171. d. Pipeline quality gas shall be burned exclusively during a Startup Event for startupand KAR 51:017].
e. A "Shutdown Event" as cessation of operation of a boiler beginning with the generator curtailment ofthe he1 supply to the boiler, and ending after fuel Event shall not exceed 10 hours [401 KAR 51:017]. Compliance Demonstration Meth Referto Section F.9 for d above. For compliancewith b, refer to 2. Emission

a. Particulate matter emissions shall not exceed (o a 24-hour block average): i. 0.14 IWMWh (filterable PM) gross energy utput or 0.015 IWtu (filterable PM) heat input except during startup, shutdo 

### , or rnalfunction[40 CFR 60,42Da]; ii. 0.009 IbMMBtu (filterable PMdPM2.5) and 12 Ib/MMBtu (total PMl@M2.5) except during startup, shutdown, or malfimction 01 

### KAR 51:017]; and iii. 36 Ibhr (total PMldPM2.5) on a 24-hour block aver e [(NAAQS)]. 

# t

Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Compliance filterable PM emission limits shall be Emission Monitoring System (GEMS) and shall CFR 60.48Da(p) with the exception that there are in 2.a.iii. Compliance with total PMldPM2.5 stack testing as described in 3. Testia~. b. Sulhrdioxide (Sa) emissions shall not exceed: i. 1.4 Ib/MWh gross energy output on a 30day rolling averagebasis emergency [40 CFR 60.43Da and 40 CFR 60.48Da(d)(l)-(3)]; ii. 0.075 IbMMBtu heat input on a 24-hour average, exceptduring or emergency [401

### KAR 5 1:01 

## TJ;and iii. 225 lbhr on a 24-hour block average WAAQS].Permit Number: 

### V-05-070 

### R3 Page 

### 23 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS

## UNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND 

## OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) ComplianceDemonstration Method: with S@ emission limits shall be demonstrated 

### by S& CEMS and shall specified in 

### 40 CFR 60.48Da,with the exception that there 

### are no limit in 2.b.iii.
erage basis except during ng 

### start up, shut down, or
ComplianceDemonst Compliance shall be NOx CEMS and shall follow the procedures specified in 

### 40 CFR exception that 

### there are no exemptions from the emission limit in 2.c.iii. Mercury emissions shall not x 

## lo4 IbMWh x MWh of bituminous coal) 

## + (16x 

## lo6 lWMWh 

### x MWh of bituminous coal 

### +MWh coal refuse] on an output basis averaged averagebasis 

### (401 KAR 

### 63:020]. ComplianceDemonstration Compliance shall be mercury (Hg) CEMS or sorbent trap monitoring Refer to 4. S~ccific 

### Moaitori= 

### Reauiremegtd Carbon monoxide shall not exceed: i. 

### 0.10 Ibs/M?vlBtu based on a 30-day ro ing average except during startup, shutdown, or malfunction [401

### KAR 5

### 1 :017J; d ii. 

### 300 Ibh 

### on 

### an 8-hour 

### block average WAAQS 

# \

. CompllaaceDemonstrationMethod: Compliance shall be demonstrated by 

### CO CEMS. no exemptions from the emission limit in 2.e.ii. 

### VOC emissions shall not exceed 

### 0.002 Ib/MMBtu based on except during startup,shutdown, or malfunction 

### 1401 KAR 51 Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Compliance shall be demonstrated 

### by CO CEMS. If a 3-hour 

### CEMS data is in compliance with the CO limit, then 

### VOC in comptiance. Sulfuricacid mist emissions shall not exceed: i. 

### 0.005 Ib/MMBtu based on a 3-hour average except during startup, malfunction 

### [401KAR 51:017];andPermitNumber: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 24 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, ElMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) 

# "K 15 lbfhr on 3-hour block average 1401 KAR 51:017]. 

### Method: the sulfur dioxide limit shall constitute compliance with the sulfuric
of Section 112(g) of the Clean Air Act, emissions shall not

Hazardous Air Pollutant (HAP) and 22.5 tons for all HAPS Compliance annual performance testing using Method 26 

### for emission factors in the Appendix to this pennit Any emission factors derived fiom testing shall the Appendix. Testing is not required for all

specifiedin 3. 

### zestin& Monthly HCI emissions shall be ca ulated using the following formula: 

# 2

HCI Emissions =monthly HCI emission in tons P =monthly total fuel usagerate in tons Fuela = monthly average &el CI conce tion, 

### Ib CVlb !%el,determined 

### as follows: 

# a

P, =monthly usage rate for fuel n in tons CI, =C1 contentof fuel n EFa=pounds CI emitted/pound CI in fuel fiom stack 3. Testing 

# \
a. Except 

### as specified in 40 CFR 60.8, (a)(l),(a)(2), (a)(3), and (a)(4), w achieving the maximum production rate at which the affected facili but not later than 180 days after initial startup of such facility, demonstrate compliance with applicable emission standards. I performance tests, the permittee shall use as reference methods methods in 40 CFR 60 Appendix A and procedures 

### as specified in [40 CFR 60.8, 40 CFR 60.50Da, and 401 

### KAR 50:055, Sect performancetests shall be conducted within 12-months ofthe previPermitNumber: V-05-070 R3 Page 25 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS 

## UNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) compliance test, the permittee shall take a sample of the fbel as fired ASTM methods to determine the chlorine content in the fbel. This

used to establish a correlation between the sample's chlorine chloride emissions. The permittee shall validate each year these

c. During the test, the permittee shall take 

### a sample of the fuel as fued to determine the sulfur content in the fuel. 

### This a correlation between the sample's sulkcontent A correlation shall be developed between the SQz emissions 

### as measured by CEMS, and shall validate each year these correlations [40 CFR 64.31. d. During the initial stack shall determine emission factors for acetaldehyde, acrolein, I chloride, chromium, chromium VI, cyanide, hychvgen chl horone, lead, manganese, mercury, methyl chloride, nicke factors from stack testing (except for mercury, which 

### m in conjunction with the emission factors in the Appen that total potential emissions of HAPS do not excee nths [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261.
e. During the initial compliance testing, the shall verifj. that when CO is in compliance when measured by CO CEMS, are in compliance with the 

### VOC limit [401 KAR 50:055]. f. Refer 

### to SectionD for additional requirements. 

# \

a. Pursuantto 40 1 KAR 52:020,40 

### 1 KAR 5

### 1 :0 17,401 

### KAR 6 the owner or operator shall install, calibrate, maintain, operate continuous monitoring systems for measuring the sulfbr dioxide e emissions, nitrogen oxides emissions, particulate matter emission carbon dioxide diluents. Oxygen or carbon dioxide shall where sulfur dioxide or nitrogen oxides emissions are monitored. shall ensure the continuous monitoring systems 

### are in compliance of40 CFR 60.5ODa and 40 CFR Part 75. b. The permittee shall monitor mercury emissions using either mercury (Hg) sorbenttrap monitoring system (as defined in 40 CFR 72.2). If 

### Hg CEMS is 

### CEMS must be installed, operated, and maintain according to Performance 12A in Appendix B to 40 CFR Part 60. Ifa sorbent trap monitoring system monitor Hg concentration, the procedures described in 40 CFR 75.15 andPermit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 26 of84 

### CTION B 

### -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 

## AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) 40 

### CFR Part 75 shall be followed. The 12-month rolling average shall be calculated in accordancewith 40 CFR 60.50Da(h). 

# \

emission results less than the minimum detection level of the

demonstrate compliance with the limits for HCI. The permittee shall install, calibrate, a wattmeter; measure gross electrical output in MWh on a outputof

### the monitor [40 

### CFR 60.49Da(k)]. Data from a continuous flow monitoring system requirements of 40 

### CFR 75.20(c) and 40 

### CFR Part quality control and quality assurancerequirements Appendix B shall be used. Flow rate data 60.51Da shall not include substitute procedures in 40 

### CFR 75, Subpart D, accordingto the procedures of40 CFR Part 75 [40 CFR 60.49Da(m)]. The permittee shall prepare and submit to the Division for approval a monitoring plan for each monitoring system, at least 45 days before certification testing of the monitoring systems. The permittee shall requirements in its plan. The plan must address the requirements Da(s)( 1) through (6) [40 CFR 60.49Da(s) 

### J.Permit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 27 

### of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND 

## OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) has not obtained the minimum quantity of emission data 

### as required 60.49Da, the permittee shall comply with the procedures in 40 CFR
shall monitor the time, date, and duration of startups and shutdowns 1401
i. Consistent 64.4, limestone and hshlime injection rates shall be measured minutes and recorded 

### as an hourly average. Continuous ion rates shall be monitored and recorded and maintained [40 CFR 64.6). 5. Spcciflc

### Record Kceda~ 

### mbremtnts
a. The permittee shall provide in accordance with 40 CFR 60.7(a) and shall maintain records of all to demonstrate compliance including performance tests, and calculations, consistent with the requirements of40 b. The permittee shall record and the time, date and duration of any startup, shutdown, or of the affected facility, any malfunction of the air which a CEM systemor emission

a. The permittee shall submit the written Subpart A to the Division semiannual h period. All semiannual 

### repurts shall be postmarked by the 

### 3 d of each six-month 

### period and shall include the following info i. For Sa,

### N&, PM, and Hg emissions, and subsequent performance test and evaluation of the continuousmonitors. ii. For 

### S@ and

### N& the following informat (1) Calendar date. (2) The average SQ 

### and NOx emissi each 30 successive boiler operati in the quarter; reasons for non-c description of corrective actions taken. (3) For owners or operato reduction requirement, pe concentration of SQ for each with the last 30day period in the standard, and description o (4) Identification of the boiler operating days for which pollutant or diluent have not been obtained by an approved method for at least 75 percent oPermit

### Number: V-05-070 R3 Page 28 of84 

### N 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS

## UNITS,APPLICABLE AND OPERATING 

## CONDITIONS (CONTINUED)

of times when hourly averages have been obtained based on
e times when the pollutant concentration exceeded fiill

iii. If the minimum quantity of 

### data 

### as required by 

### 40 CFR 60.49Da is not obtained under the require (1) The number of hourly avera (2) The standard deviation of houri inlet emission rates (si)as applic (3) The lower confidence limit for the emission rate 

### (E,*) and the upper confidence limit forthe mean n rate (Ei*) as applicable. (5) The ratio of the upper confidence mean outlet emission rate iv. If any standardsunder 40 CFR 60.43Da statement: 60.48Da(d) were met during each period, and (2) Listing the following information: IPermit

### Number: V-05-070 R3 

### Page 29

### of84 * 

## B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS,

## APPLICABLE AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED)

ission rate, due to unit startup, shutdown 

### and

(2) The data used to show not obtained in accordance



### b. The permittee shall report each period of any excess emissions that occurs startups, shutdowns, and malfunctions of the affected facility [401 KAR 50:055]. reportshall include:PermitNumber: 

### V-05-070 R3 Page30 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS?EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 

### TIONS,AND 

## OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTTNUED) (ifknown), the corrective action taken or also be reported, the type of start-up (cold,


### as determined to be cold, warm, or hot (or the arm, or hot start-up), 

### aswell 

### asthe shut down;

d time of (or duration of)the 

### start-up, and shut duration for emergency conditions, that type of istorical durations for that type of start-up, and

v. Whether or up, emergency conditions and shut down mendation or typical, historical durations, and

start-up exceeded recommended or typical durations.

c. , CAM Requirements

# -The permittee

, with the general reporting requ I 64.9(a)]: i. Number ofexceedances or excursions; ii. Duration of

### each exceed iii. Cause ofeach iv. Corrective actionstaken v. Numkof vi. Duration ofeach mon vii. Cause ofeach monito viii. Description 

### of acti documentation that excursionsor exceedances and downtimes. d. The permittee shall report semiannually the 

### HCI and total HAP calculationsand correlationsused to determinethe HCI and total
e. Refer to Section

### F for additional requirements 

# \

### PemitNumber: 

### V-05-070 R3 Page 31 of84 

### MISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE S, 

### AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) Eaoi~ment Oberatine Conditions:Permit

### Number: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 32 of84 * 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 

## ULATIONS,AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Emissio Unit12

# - Circulating Fluidized

### Bed Boiler Unit 2 (CFB2) 

# \

Coal-fired boiler, rating 3061 MMBtu/hr(300 MW) and stabilizationonly - Dryer Absorber with fiesh lime

401 

### KAR 51:017 401 KAR 51:160 401 

### KAR 51:210 401 KAR 51:220 401 

### KAR 51:230 401 

### KAR 52:060 401 

### KAR 60:005

State-OnhAvdicablc

### Renrrlatious; 401 

### KAR 63:020 Potentiallyhazardous matteror toxic substances.

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1. -rating Limitations., 

# \

a. Pursuant to 401 KAR 

### 51:017 the permittee shall install all control meet Best Available Control Technotogy (BACT): i. BACTfor PM/PM,I~PM~.~ is 

### a fabric filter; ii. BACT for 

### SOzand 

### H2S04 is limestone injection and a flash fiesh lime injection; iii. BACT for NOx is an 

### SNCR; and iv. BACT for CO and VOCs is the use of good combustion controls. b. Pursuant to 401 KAR 63:020, persons responsible for a source from which matter or toxic substancesmay be emitted shall provide the utmost care and consideration, in the handling of these materials, to the potentially harmful effects of the emissions resulting from such activities. No owner or operator shall allow any affected facility toPermitNumber: V-05-070 R3 Page33 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, 

## APPLICABLE TIONS,

## AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) emit potentially hazardous matter or toxic substances in such quantities or duration 

### as to to the health and welfare of humans, animals and plants. The use of good bustion controls, fabric filter, limestone injection, flash dryer absorber, and SNCR used for the control oftoxic substances. be considered to 

### be the setting in operation of a boiler for any of initial compliance, beginning with the introduction of when the generator has sustained 45 percent (135 

### MW)of for at least one hour. A StartupEvent shall not exceed 24 damage, unsafe operation, or deviation from (OEM) procedure [401

### KAR 51:0 17). d. Pipeline quality be burned during a Startup Event for startup and stabilization [401
e. A "Shutdown Event" shall be onsidered 

### as cessation of operation of a boiler beginning I with the generator going below 35 

### MW, curtailmentofthehe1supply to the boiler, and ending after fbel flow has cease A Shutdown Event shall not exceed 10 hours 1401 

### KAR 51:017J. 

# \

ComplianceDemonstrationMethod: Referto Section 

### F.9 for compliance 

### rep 'ng for 

### a, c, and d above. For compliancewith b, refer to 2. Emisslon Limitation&Sub 'ons d and h. 

# a

2. Emission

### ~itatlonri 

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a. Particulatematter emissions shall not exceed (on
ii. 0.009
Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Compliance filterable PM emission limits shall be

I Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) and shall

I CFR 60.48Da(p), with the exception that there 2.a.iii. Compliance with total PM testing 

### as described in 3. Testing. b. Sulfi~r dioxide (SQ2) emissions shall not exceed: i. 1.4 Ib/MWh gross energy output on a 30-day rolling average basis an emergency [40 CFR 60.43Da and 40 CFR 60.48Da(d)(l)-(3)]; ii. 0.075 1bIMMBtuheat input on a 24-hour average, except during or emergency [401 

### KAR 51:0 1 73; and iii. 229.58 Ibhr on 

### a 24-hour block average [NAAQS].PermitNumber: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 34 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) DemonstrationMethod: limits shall be demonstrated by S@ CEMS and shall specified in 40 CFR 60.48Da, with the exception that there are no limit in 2.b.iii.
c. Nitrogen dl ide emissionsshall not exceed: i. I .O Ib Wh gross energy output on a 30day rolling average bash exceptduring startup, sh tdown, or malfunction [40 CFR 60.44Da(e)]; ii. 0.07 IbsM tu on a 30-day rolling average except during start up, shut down, or malfunction [ 1

### KAR 51:0 17J;and iii. 214.27 lbh on 4-how block average WAAQS]. 

# t

Compliance shall be 

### N& CEMS and shall follow the procedures specified in 40 CFR exception that there are no exemptions fiom the emission limit d. Mercury emissions shall not loa lb/MWh x 

### MWh of bituminous coal) 

## + (16 x loa IbMWh x MWh of bituminous coal 

## + MWh coal refuse] on an output basis averaged average basis 1401 

### KAR 63:020]. ComplianceDemonstrationMethod: Compliance shall be demonstrated by (Hg) 

### CEMS or sorbent trap monitoring system (as defined in 40 to 4. 

### S~ecific 

### IM odtoriqg Subsectionb. for

e. Carbon monoxide shall not exceed: i. 0.10 Ibs/MMBtu based on a 30-day except during starnap, shutdown, or malfinction (401 

### KAR 51:017]; and ii. 306.10 lblhr on 

### an &hourblock average [NAAQS]. Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Compliance shall be demonstratedby CO CEMS. There are no for the limit specified in 2.e.ii. f. 

### VOC emissions shall not exceed 0.002 IbRMMBtu based on a exceptduring startup, shutdown, or malfhction [401 KAR 51:017]. Compliance Demonstration Method: Compliance shall be demonstrated by CO CEMS. If a 3-hour rolling CEMS data is in compliance with the CO limit, then VOC emissions incompliance. g. Sulfbricacid mist emissions shall not exceed: 

# \Permit Number: V-05-070 

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## B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS,

### AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) 0.005 lb/MMBtu based on a 3-hour average except during startup, shutdown, or malfunction [4O1KAR 

### 51:017J 1Iblhr on 3-hour block average [401 

### KAR 51:017]. Method: limit shall constitute compliance with the sulhric
of Section 112(g) of the Clean Air Act, emissions shall not

Hazardous Air Pollutant (HAP) and 22.5 tons for all HAPS 

### Compliance to this permit



### Monthly HCI emissions shall be calcula using the following formula: 

# Y

HCI Emissions =monthly HCI emissions in P =monthly total fuel usage rate in tons Fuelcl = monthly average fuel Cl ClAb f'bel, determined as follows:



### P,, =monthly usage 

### rate for fitel n in tons CI, =Cl content of fuel n EFa--pounds CI emittedlpound Cl in fuel from stack testing res ts. 

# k

a. Except 

### as specified in 40 CFR 60.8, (a)(l),(a)(2), (a)(3), and (a)(4), within achieving the maximum production rate at which the affected facility will but not later than 180 days after initial startup of such facility, the pe demonstrate compliance with applicable emission standards. In con performance tests, the permittee shall use as reference methods and proce methods in 40 CFR 60 Appendix A and procedures as specified in 40 C [40 CFR 60.8, 40 CFR 60.5ODa, and 401 KAR 50:055, Section 21. Subse performance tests shall be conducted within 12-monthsofthe previousPermitNumber: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 

### 36 of 84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) initial compliance test, the permittee shall take a sample of the he1 as fired

it using ASTM methods to determine the chlorine content in the fuel. This shall be used to establish a correlation between the sample's chlorine emissions. The permittee shall validate each year these

c. During shall take a sample of the he1 

### as fired to determine the sulfur content in the fuel. This a correlation between the sample's sulfur content A correlation shall be developed betwten the S(h emissions as measured by CEMS, and shall validate each year these correlations [40 CFR 64.33. d. During the initial shall determine emission factors for acetaldehyde, chloride, chromium, chromium VI, lead, manganese, mercury, from stack testing (except with the emission emissions of 261.
e. During the initial compliance testing, the shall verify that when CO is in compliance when measured by CO CEMS, emissions are in compliance with the 

### VOC limit 1401 

### KAR 50:055]. f. Refer to Section D for additionalrequirements. 

# \ 4, Specific

### MonitorCnrReauiremenQl 

# \

a. Pursuantto401 KAR 52:020,40 1 KAR 51:017,401 KAR the owner or operator shall install, monitoring systems for measuring the sulfur emissions, nitrogen oxides emissions, particulate carbon dioxide diluents. Oxygen or carbon where sulfbr dioxide or nitrogen oxides shall ensure the continuousmonitoring of40 CFR 60.50Da and 40 CFR Part 75. b. The permittee shall monitor mercury emissions using either mercury (Hg) sorbent trap monitoring system (as defined in 40 CFR 72.2). If Hg CEMS is CEMS must be installed, operated, and maintain accordingto Performance 12A in Appendix B to 40 CFR Part 60. If a sorbent trap monitoring system monitor Hg concentration, the procedures described in 40 CFR 75.15 andPermitNumber: V-05-070 R3 Page37 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Part 

### 75 shall 

### be followed. The 12-month rolling average shall be calculated in with 40 CFR 60.50Da(h).
c. 

### ~ursmt(t9 40 CFR 

### 64.3, HCl CEMS shall serve as a continuousindicator ofannual HCI average HCI emissions based on CEMS data equal or exceed 0.75 ittee shall notify the Division, investigate the cause and implement onth equal or exceed 0.75 tons, the permittee shall take test within 30 days to demonstrate compliance with the ii. For HCI monitored 

### em results less than the minimum detection level of the CEMS, the permittee

d. The permittee shall install, calibrate, maintain, and measure gross electrical output in MWh on a continuous basis; and CFR 60.49Da(k)].
e. Data from a continuous flow monitoring system shall be requirements of 40 CFR 75.20(c) and 40 CFR Part 75, quality control and quality asswmcerequirementsof40 Appendix B shall be used. Flow rate data reported to 60.51Da shall not include substitute data values procedures in 40 CFR 75, Subpart D, nor shall according tothe procedures of40 CFR Part 75 [40 CFR 60.49Da(m)]. f. The permittee shall prepare and submit to the Division for approval a unit-s monitoring plan for each monitoring system, at least 45 days before certification testing of the monitoring systems. The permittee shall requirements in its plan. The plan must address the requirements Da(s)(l)through (6) [40 CFR 60.49Da(s)].0 Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### of84 

### qECTION B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE
If the permittee has not obtained the minimum quantity of emission data as required 40 CFR 60.49Da, the permittee shall comply with the procedures in 40 CFR
the time, date, 

### and duration of startups and shutdowns 1401

limestone and fresh lime injection rates shall 

### ba measured

minutes and recorded as an hourly average. Conthuous rates shall be monitored and recorded and maintained
5. Sdc 

### Record 

### Kee~in~ ~hments 

### \ a. The permittee shall in accordance with 40 CFR 60.7(a) and shall maintain records to demonstrate compliance including performance tests, and calculations, consistent with the requirementsof40 b. The permittee shall record and of the time, date and duration of any startup, shutdown, or of the affected facility, any malfunction of the air period during which a 

### CEM system or emission

a. Thepermittee shall submitthe written reports Subpart A to the Division semiannually for reports shall be postmarked by the 30th day and shall includethe followinginformation [40 

### CFR 60. i. For S@, NOx, 

### PM, and Hg emission and subseque~t performance test and fiom the pe ce evaluation of 

### the continuousmonitors. ii. For S@ and NOx the following info (1) Calendardate. (2) The average Sa and each 30 successive boil in the quarter; reasons for description ofcorrective actionstaken. (3) For owners or operato reduction requirement, concentration of SOz for with the last 30day peri the standard, and descrip (4) Identification of the boiler operating days for which pollutant or diluent have not been obtained by an approved method for at least 75 percent oPennitNumber: 

### V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS,

## APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) hours of operation of the facility, justification for not obtaining sufficient data, 

### and descriptionofcorrective actions taken. 

### (5) Identification of the times when emissions data have been excluded from the



### s available for outlet emission rates (rb) 

### snd erages for outlet emission rates (h)and inlet emission rates (si) 

### as a (3) The lower confidence limit

r the mean outlet emission rate

statement: uirements under 

### 40 CFRPermitNumber: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION 

## POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS,AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED)

ission rate, due to unit startup, shutdown and (5) The data assessment equivalent summary (1) The required CEMS calib (2) The data used to show compl or was not obtained in accordance with approved methods and p of this part and is representative of plant performance; (4) Compliance with the standards has or



### b. The permittee shall report each period of any excess emissions that startups, shutdowns, and malfunctions of the affected facility 

### I401 KAR report shall include:Permit Number. V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS 

## UNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS,AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) lfbnction (ifknown), the corrective action taken or

all also be reported, the type of start-up (cold,
was determined to be cold, warm, or hot (or the



### , warm, or hot start-up), 

### as well 

### as the shut down; apsed time of (or duration of) the start-up, and shut ded duration for emergency conditions, that 

### type of historical durations for that type of start-up, and ineering practices; and v. Whether or uration of the start-up, emergency conditions and shut down turds recommendation or typical, historical durations, and the start-up exceeded recommended or typical

c. 

### CAM Requirements

# -The pe shall

### report the following information in accordance with the general reporting F of this permit [40 

### CFR 64.9(a)]: i. Number ofexceedan ii. Duration ofeach ex iii. Cause ofeach e iv, Corrective actions taken on each ex v. Number ofmonitoring equipment d vi. Duration ofeach monitoring equipment vii. Causeofeach monitoring equipmentdo viii. Description of actions taken to imp provement plan for operating and monitoring, and upon co quality improvement plan, documentation that e likelihood of similar excursionsor exceedances and downtimes. d. The permittee shall report semiannually the 

### HCI and emissions, and the calculations and wmlations used to determine the 

### HCI
e. Refer to Section F for additional requirements 

# \ 7. SDecific Control Eaai~ment O~eratin~ Conditions; 

# \

a. Control equipment shall be operated in accordance with manufacturer's and standard operating practices to maintain compliance with limitations [401

### KAR 50:055, Section21. b. Records regarding the maintenance of the control equipment shall be maintained KAR 52:020, Section 261.
c. Refer to Section E for additional requirements. 

# \Permit Number: V-05-070 R3 Page 42 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, 

### AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED)

&Pable Regulations: 401KAR59:OlO operations, applicable to each affected facility or source after July 2, 1975, which 

### is not standardwith respectto particulates. 401 KAR51:017 deterioration of air quality applicable to major commencedafter September22, 1982. 40 CFR Part 64 (applies to PM). 1. Omratinn Limitations: 

# \ The permittee shall install control as 

### BACT. 

### BACTfor PM/PMl@M2.5is a fabric filter [401 

### KAR 51:017]. ComplianceDemonstration Method: Referto SectionF.9 for compliance reporting. 

# \

2. Emission Limitations 

# \

a. The 

### permittee shall not cause, suffer, allow, or permit emission into 

### the open air 

### from a control devbor stack 

### associated with which is equal to or greaterthan 20 percent opacity [401 

### KAR59:010, ComplianceDemonstmition Method: Refer to 3. TestingReaairemcnts. b. Particulatematter (PMIPMldPM2.5)emissions shall not exceed: i. 0.005 gddscffiom each stack [4O1

### KAR 51:017]. ii. 0.34 Ibslhouron a 24-hourblock averagebasis fromeach bed ash iii. 0.39 Ibdhouron a 24-hour block averagebasis from each fly ash Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Refer to 3. Testing Rwuirements. Compliance with 2b.i. shall constitute with 2b,ii, 2b.iii, and 401 KAR 59:010, Section 3(2).Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMlSSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND 

## OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED)
permittee shall demonstrate compliance with opacity and particulate matter within 60 days after achieving the maximum production rate at facility will be operated, but not later than 180 days after initial Section 2(l)(a)]. b. Testing shall in accordancewith 401 KAR 50:045, Performance Tests, 

### and the testing shall be conducted under conditions potential under anticipated operating conditionsat c. Except 

### as provided in 50:045, in conducting performance tests the permittee shall 

### use as rekrence the test methods 

### in 401 

### KAR 59:010, Section4 or other 

### as specified in 40 CFR 

### Part 60, Appendix A. d. The permittee shall determine from 

### each stackby Method 9 (40 CFR 60, Appendix A) requested by the Division, unless visible emissions from daily monitoring requirement listed in Subsection 60, Appendix A) reading shall be conducted of the control equipment

a. Within 60 days after achieving the maximum at which the affected facility will be operated, but not later than 180 startupof such facility, the permittee shall demonstrate comptlance standards. [401 KAR 50:055, Section 21 b. Pursuant to 40 

### CFR 64.4 (a)(l) and the CAM plan filed shall be used 

### as an indicator ofparticulate matter ittee shall perform a qualitative visual observation of the opacity weekday (Monday thm Friday) basis and emissions from any stack are seen, then a shall be conducted and an inspection shall repairs. [40 CFR 64.4(c)(1)].
c. The pressure drop across the fabric filters shall be monitored through the recorder or other continuous recording device. The permittee shall recorder (or other continuous recording device) charts. In case indications, the permittee must log the date and time of the the exceedance (if known) and the measures taken toPermit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 44 of84 

## B -EMISSION POINTS,EMISSIONSUNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) 5. 

# ~l;haf Record Kee~inp Reauirements
a. ~he)epitteeshall maintain resultsof all compliance tests and calculations. record each weekday the date, time and opacity of the visible

In case of

### an exceedance, the permittee shall record the reason (if taken to minimize or eliminate the exceedance [40 

### CFR Part

a. Thepermittee shall report the above the opacity standard, date and time of the excursions, and excursion semiannually [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261. 

### b. Refer to Section

### F for additionalrequireme 

# Y 7. S- 

### C011trol ~9~1~mtnt ~wtim 

### COU~MOII~\
a. Controt equipment shall be operated in accordance specifications and standard operating practices to maintain limitations [401 

### KAR 50:055, Section21. b. Records regatding maintenance ofthe control equipment shall be 52:020, Section 261.
c. Refer to Section E for additionalrequirements. 

# \PermitNumber: V-05-070 It3 Page 45 of

### 84


# . B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Emissio Unit 14

# - Coal Crushing and Silo Storage 

# 'Y

Ae~liutble 401 KAR60:085 Part 60, Standards of performance for new 40 

### CFR 60 Subpart 

### Y, Standards of 401 KAR 51:017 air quality applicable to major September22, 1982. OperatingRate Control Devicea 14-01 CF&,Coal Silos 340 tonshour Fabric Filter 14-02 CFB2&a1 Silos 340 tonshour Fabric Filter 

# ,14-03 

### 1 Coal Cnd$ng 1200tonshour FabricFilter

The permittee shall install control methods 

### as

### BACT. BACT for PM/PMlo/PM2,5 is 

### a fabric filter [401 KAR 51:017]. Construction Commend Estimated 2010 Estimated 2010 Estimated 2010

ComplianceDemonstration Method: Refer to Section F.9 for compliance reporting. 

# \ Unit 14-01) and CFBI Limestone Silo (EmissionUnit 16-01) are ducted to same ilo (Emission Unit 14-02) and CFB2 Limestone Silo (Emission Unit 16-02) are

2. Emission LimItatbns
a. The permittee shall not cause to be discharged into fiom any coal processing and conveying equipment, 

### wal storage and loading system pmssing coal, gases which exhibit 10 51:01740 CFR 60.254(b)]. ComplianceDemonstration Method: Refer to 3. TestionReauirements b. Particulate matter emissions shall not exceed: i. 0.005 grldscf (filterable PM) from each stack or mechanical 51:017]. ii. 0.5 1 Ibshour (filterablePMdPM2.5)on a 24-hour block average coal silo on a 24-hour basis WAAQS]. iii. 0.43 Ibshour (filterable PMI~PM~.~) on a 24-hour block coal crusherhouse WAAQS].Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Compliance Demonstration Method: to 3. Testine Reaniremenb, Compliancewith 2b.i. shall constitute compliance

demonstrate compliance with opacity and particulate matter 60 days after achieving the maximum production rate 

### at will be operated, but not later than 180 days after initial 

### KAR 50:055, Section 2(l)(a)]. I. matter emissions: emonstrate that

applicable emission within 24 calendar

ilitiesthat are subjectto PM

PM standard; (b) The manufacturer's recommended maintena followed for each control device; and (c) A performancetest is conductedon each affected once every 5calendaryears [40 CFR 60.255(e)]. ii. With respect to opacity: (1) If any 6-minute average opacity reading in the most re test exceeds half the applicable opacity limit, a new must be conducted within 90 operating days ofthe date performancetest

### was required to be completed; and (2) If all 6-minute average opacity readings in the most test are equal to or less than half the applicable o performance test must be conducted within 12 calendar months of thePermitNumber: V-05-070 R3 Page 47 of84 

### -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) date that the previous performance test was required to be completed [40 CFR 60.255@)2]. As an alternativeto 

### (I) and (2) above, the permittee may elect to: (a) Conduct one daily 15-second observation each operating day for each affected facility (during normal operation) when the coal preparation and processing plant is in operation. Each observation must be recorded 

### as either visible emissions observed or no visible 

# \emissions observed. Each observer determining the presence of visible emissions must meet the training requirements specified in 

### CFR 60, Appendix A-7, Method 22(2.3). Ifvisible emissions 

### are d observation, the permittee must operation of the affected facility and demonstrate within ns are observed 

### from the affected ible emissions are observed, a Method 

### 9, of 40 CFR A-4, performance test must be conducted within 45 visual observations of all process and control deficiencies are observed, the necessary ed as expeditiously as possible; and using Method 9 of 40 CFR 60, every 5 calendar years for each affected As an alternative to (1)-(3) a ay prepare a written site-specific monitoring plan mpliance system for approval by the Division. Th in accordance with 40 CFR 60.255(f)(2). As an alternative to (1)-(4) install, operate, and maintain a continuousopac MS). Each COMS must be installed, calib nuously operated according to the require and (2) 140 CFR 60.255(g)]. If any affected coal processing and conveying equipment screens, conveying systems), coal storage systems, or coal are enclosed in a building, and emissions from the standards in 40 CFR 60.254 that apply to the deemed to be in compliancewith such standards [40 CFR 60.255(c)]. Testing shall be conducted in accordancewith 401 KAR 50:045, Performance Test 

# Z In conducting performance tests the permittee shall use as reference methods procedures the test methods in 40 CFR 60.257.Permit Number: V-05-070 R3 Page 48 of84 

### CTION B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED)

Refer 3. test in^Reauirementn. 

# a

on-site and make it and the date and time Its of those activities.

all be noted 

### [40 

### CFR I preparation and processing plant visual ith visible emissions along with corrective actions taken to visible emissions along with corrective actions taken to actions should be noted [40 

### CFR 60.2581. 

### - each calendarmonth [40 

### CFR 60.2581. plan for a digital opacity compliance that the plan 

### was implemented 

### as described. be noted 

### 140

### CFR 60.2581.

eed the applicable standard [40 

### CFR
b. The permittee shall maintain results of all tests and calculations [401 KAR 52:020, Section 261.

a. The permittee shall report semi-annually: i. all 6-minute average opacities that exceed standard [40 CFR 60.7(c)]. ii. the results of initial performance tests, of 40 

### CFR 60.8. b. After July 1, 201 1, within 60 days after the date of evaluation conducted to demonstrate compliance, the the US.EPA following the procedures in the 40 

### CFR 60.258(d).
c. Refer to SectionF for additional requirements. 

# \
7. S~eciflc Control Eaui~ment O~eratiav Conditions 

# \

a. Control equipment shall be operated and maintained 

### in accordance with specifications and standard operating practices to ensure the compliancewith applicablerequirements 1401

### KAR 50:055, Section 21.PennitNumber: V-05-070R3 Page 49 

### of84 

### ON B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) of the control equipment shall be maintained [401

c. Referto Section E for additional rePermitNumber: V-05-070 R3 Page50 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS 

## UNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Emission Unit 15

# - Coal Stockpile Storageand Handling 

# 9

A~~Umble R~aiations: 401 KAR60:OQS incarpmating 40 Standards of performance for new stationary CFR 60 Subpart Y, Standards of 401 KAR51:017 air qnality, applicable to major September22, 1092. 1. O~eratiag Limitations 

# \

a. The permittee shall install and use control 

### as BACT. BACT for PM.PMdPM2.s is application of wet and the use of a lowering well and compaction for b. The permittee shall preparc and operate 

### in accordance dust emissionscontrol plan 

### as specified

### in 40 CFR 60.254tc). i. The plan shall be submittedto the Division prior to ii. The plan shall be revised to reflect any changing be dated and submitted to the Division before the these revisions. The Division may also object to CFR 60.254tc). Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Refer to Section F.9 for compliance reporting. 2. EmwinLimitations 

# \ Except for equipment used in the loading, unloading, and conveying operations of storage piles, the permittee shall not cause to be discharged into the atmosphere any which exhibit 10percent opacity or greater [40 

### CFR 60.254(b)(l)]. Compliance DemonstrationMethod: 

# \Permit Number: 

### V-05-070 R3 Page 51of84 

### B -EMISSION 

## POINTS,EMISSIONS UNITS, 

## APPLICABLE ULATIONS,

### AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) R r to 3. test in^

### Reaairements. 

# t

. .

observation each operating day for each 

### I operation) when the coal preparation and Each observation must be recorded as either

a Method 9 of 40 

### CFR 60,

according to the requirements in 40 

### CFR 60.255(g). 

### b. If any affected coal processing and conveying equipment (e.g., breakers, screens, conveying systems), coal storage systems, 

### or coal transfer and are enclosed in a building, and emissions Eom the building do notPermit Number: 

### V-05-070 

### R3 Page 52 of 84 

## B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) in 

### 40 CFR 

### 60.254that apply to the affected facility, then the facility shall be eemed to be in compliancewith such standards. erations, the permittee shall: test using Method 9 in 

### 40 CFR 

### 60, Appendix A-4 taken during the duration of three separate truck ump event commences when the truck bed begins

n the truck bed returns to ahorizontal position.

e opacity limit is determined by averaging all

e during the duration of three separate truck of all process and control equipment. If any ssary maintenance must be performed as

hod 9 of 

### 40 CFR 

### 60 Appendix A at least d facility 

### 140 CFR 60.255(h)]. d. Testing shall be conducted in accor ce with 

### 401 

### KAR 50:045,Performance Tests. 

# Y

e. In conducting performance tests the shall use 

### as reference methods and procedures the test methods in 

### 40

### CFR

Referto 3. TestiaeReauirements. 

# \

1.
ii.
iii. iv. v,

vi. a. The permittee shall maintain a logbook (written or el tronic) on-site and make it availableupon request. 

### Thelogbook shall record the followi The manufacturer's recommended maintenanceproce 

# \
res and the date and time of any maintenance and inspection activities id the Any variance from manufacturer recommendation, if The date and time of periodic coal preparation a observations, noting those sources with visible emi actions taken to reduce visible emissions. Results The amount and type of coal processed each calendar month. The amount of chemical stabilizer or water pu preparation and processing plant. Monthly certification that the dust suppressant sy any coal was processed and that manufacturer's re for all control systems. Any variance fiom the m if any, shall be noted. Monthly certification that the fugitive coal dust emissions control plan was implemented as described. Any variance fiom the plan, if any, shall be noted. APermitNumber: V-05-070

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### of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) copy of the applicable figitive coal dust emissions control plan and any letters from the Division providing approval of

### any alternative control measures shall be maintained with the logbook. Any actions, e.g, objections, to the plan and any to the alternative control measures, e.g. approvals, shall be noted cable monitoring plan for a digital opacity compliance ification that the plan was implemented as described.

any, shall benoted [40 CFR 60.258(a)].

a. The permittee shall 

### report all 6-minute average opacities that exceed the applicable standard [40 b. The permittee shall submit the tests to the Division, consistent with the provisions of Ifthe permittee elects to comply with the reduced performance 3b. Testing the permittee shall include in the performance test each affected facility that will be subjectto the reduced testing
c. After July 1, 201 1, within 60 days after the each performance evaluation conducted to demonstrate submit test data to the U.S. EPA followingthe d. Refer to Section F for additional requirements. 

# \ 7. SwificCootrol Eaabme~t 

### Qnemtina Co 

# .. ndl;tloug 

# \

a. Control methods and equipment shall 

### he operated and maintained to unit is in compliance with the applicablerequirements of 401 50:055 and 401 

### KAR 51:017]. b. Records regarding the maintenance of the control equipment shall be 

### KAR 52:020, Section261.
c. Refer to Section 

### E for additional requirements. \Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE GULATIONS,

## AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) ~m*os Unit 16. 

# - Limestone Silo Storage and Handling

filter.

. .

--- . -- - - - CFB2~o'lo i~mission Unit l~j and CPBZ LimestoneSib @missionUnit 1602jm. dumd to same fabricfilter. Unit 

### X

rating 40 CF'R Part 60, Standards of performance for 

### new sources, specifically 40 CFR 60 Subpart 000, Standards of ance for Nonmetatlk Mineral ProcessingPlants 401KAR51:017 Preve of sigoiflcant deterioration of air quality, applicable to major Note: CFBl CAI Silo Emission Unit 14131\and CEBl Limestone Silo (Emission Unit 16-011em ducted to same fabric 40tonslhour 40 tonshour 16-01 16-02

constructidqor modification commencedafter September22,1982. XFBl Limestone Silo ~m2 Limestone Silo

The permittee shall install selected as BACT. BACT for PMIPMldPM2.5 is a fabric filter [401

### KAR 51:01n. Fabric Filter Fabric Filter

Compliance Demonstration Refer to SectionF.9 for Commenc~ Estimated 2010 Estimated 2010

a. Particulatematter (PM/PMldPM2,s) each stack shall not exceed: i. 0.005gr/dscf[401KAR51:017]. ii. 0.51 Ibskour on a 24-hour from each limestone silo [NAAQS]. Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Refer to 3. Testing Reamiremen$ shall constitute compliance with 2a.ii. b. If any transfer point on a conveyor belt or 

### any other is enclosed in a building, then each enclosed affected facility must limits in 40 CFR 60.672(e). Compliance DemonstrationMethod: Refer to 3. test in^Reauirements. test in^Reauirements 

# \

a. The permittee shall demonstrate compliance with emission standards after achieving the maximum production rate at which the affected operated, but not later than 180 days after initial startup [401 KAR 2(l)(a), 40 CFR 60.6724 40 CFR 60.8,40 CFR 60.111.Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS

## UNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS, AND 

## OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) In conducting performance tests the permittee shall use 

### as reference methods and

rocedures the test methods in 40 CFR Part 60 Appendix A or other methods and ures 

### as specified in 40 CFR 60.675.

4.d., the permittee shall conduct quarterly 30-minute

EPA Method 22 (40 CFR part 60, Appendix A-7) 22 test shall be conducted while the fabric filter is

no visible emissions are observed. If any visible

shall initiate corrective action within 24 hours to The owner or operator must record each

corrective actions taken, in the logbook
b. The permittee fabric filter-specific success level for the visible emissions test by following the procedures in 40 CFR 60.674(c).
c. As an alternative to emissions inspections specified in Subsection 4.a. The system. The permittee shall install, operate, and according to 40 CFR 60,674 (d)(l)through (3) [40 CFR

a. The permittee shall record each periodic by 4.a. Saeciflq 

### Monitoring Reuolremeetp, including dates actions taken, in a logbook (in written or electronic the logbook onsite and make hard or electronic copies avaiIable to the Division upon request [40 CFR b. For each bag leak detection system installed and operated, records specified below 140CFR 60.676(b)(2): i. Records ofthe bag leak detection system output; ii. Records ofbag leak detection system adjustments, in the adjustment, the initial bag leak detection syste leak detection system settings;and iii. The date and time of all bag leak detection procedures to determine the cause of the alarm alarm, an explanation of the actions taken, the alarm was alleviated, and whether the cause oft hours ofthe alarm.Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS,

## APPLICABLE AND OPERATING CONDITIONS

### (CONTINUED) records related to pressus drop strip recorder (or other device) charts and shall keep the logbook onsite and make hard or is requested) of the logbook available to the Division upon

a. The permittee reports of the results of all performance tests conducted to demon the standards in 40 CFR Subpart 000, including [40

### CFR 60.676(f)]. b. The 40 

### CFR Subpart

### A requi a)(l) for notification ofthe date construction or reconstructi for these emission units. A notification of the actual d cted facility shall be submitted to the Division. For a co n a production line that begin actual initial startup on of startup may be submitted. The notification shall such date and shall include a description of each 

### ,and serial number of the equipment, if available [40 CFR 60.67601) and (i)].
c. Referto Section 

### F for additional requirements. 

# \
7. S~ecific Control Eaui~ment O~eratina Conditions 

# \

a. Control equipment shall be operated in accordance with and standard operating practices to maintain compliance and [401 KAR 50:055, Section 21. b. Records regarding maintenance ofthe control equipment shall be maintained 52:020, Section 261.
G. Referto Section E for additional requirements.PermitNumber: V-05-070 

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# . CTION

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 

## RE ULATIONS, 

## AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) 

# t

Emission Unit 16b

# - Lime Silo Storageand Handling 

# \

FabricFitter 

### 1 Estimated2010

I FabricFilter Estimated 2010 I Fabric Filter 

### I Estimated 2010 Annlicable 401 KAR 59010 to each affected facility or source
401 

### KAR 51:017 40 CFR 

### Part 64 from the fiesh

The permittee shall install control equipment BACT for PM/PMlflM2.s 

### is a fabric filter [401

### KAR 51:017]. 2. EmissionLimitations 

# \

a. Opacity firom each stack shall not exceed 7percent [401 

# 9 51:017]. Compliance DemonstrationMetbod: Refer to 3. Testing Reauiremeats. Compliance with the shall constitute compliancewith 401 KAR 59:010, Section 3(1). b. Particulate matter (PM/PMl~M2.s) emissionsfiom each stack shall i. 0.005 gr/dscf [4Ol KAR 51:01TJ. ii. 0.30 Ibdhour on a 24-hourblock average fiom each fiesh lime iii. 0.17 Ibdhour on a 24-hour block average ftom each recycled iv. 0.02 Ibshour on a 24-hourblock average fiom each scrubber ComplianceDemonstration Method: Refer to 3. Testing Reaufrements. Compliance with 2b.i. shall constitute with 2b.ii. through 2b.iv. and 401 

### KAR 59:010, Section3(2).PermitNumber: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE GULATIONS, AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) tin 

### R uirem ts 3* 

# w

e permittee shall demonstrate compliance with emission standards within 60 days the maximum production rate at which the aff'ected facility will be later than 180 days after initial startup [401 KAR 50:055, Section
b. In conduc 'ng performance tests the permittee shall 

### use as reference methods and procedures t test methods in 40 

### CFR Par& 60 Appendix A, 

# a

a. The permittee 30-minute visible emissions inspections using A-7) for each fabric filter. The Method 22

is operating. The test is successfbl if no 

### are observed, the permittee shall fabric filter to normal operation. test, including the date and any 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261. b. Pressure drop across the fabric through the use of a strip recorder or other continuous shall maintain strip recorder (or other of out-of-range indications, the the reason for the exceedance Part 64,401 KAR 52:020, Section 261.

a. The permittee shall record each periodic inspection Subsection 

### 4.sr, S~eciflc 

### Monitorinn 

### Reauiremenb, including dates actions taken, in a logbook (in written or electronic format). The onsite and make hard or electronic copies available to the Division upon request [40 

### b. The permittee shall maintain records related to pressure drop strip continuous recording device) charts and shall keep the logbook electronic copies (whichever is requested) ofthe logbook request [40 CFR Part 64,401 

### KAR 52:020, Section261.
c. As an alternative to the periodic Method 22 visible emissions inspections Subsection 5.a., and the pressure drop strip recorder in Subsection 5.b., may use a bag leak detection system. The permittee shall install, operate, the bag leak detection system according to 40 CFR 60.674 (d)(l) through Part 64,401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261.Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) 6. SD&& Re~ortinv 

### Reauirementqwritten reports of the results of all performance tests with the standards in 2. Emission Limitations, [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261. b. Referto Section 

### F for ad ' 'onal requirements. 

# '"\ 7. S~ecifCc Control

### Eaui~rnent ~~eratk~ondition~
a. Control equipment shall be operated manufacturer's specifications and standard operating practices to permitted emission limits and [401 

### KAR 50:055, Section 21. b. Records regarding maintenance ofthe control equipment [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261.
c. Refer Section 

### E for additional requirements. 

# \Permit Number: 

### V-05-070 

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### ION B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS

## UNITS,

## APPLICABLE ULATIONS,AND 

### OPERATING CONDJTXONS (CONTINUED) Emissi 

### sUnit 17

# -LimestoneUnloading and Storage 

# 'Y

rage Pik Fugitive

A~ali-le 

### R-lrtioPr: 401

### KAR 63:010 

### Fugitive to each affected facility which emits or may not elsewhere subject to an opacity standard ofthe Division for Air Quality; 401 

### KAR 51:017 of air quality, applicable to major September22, 

### 1982. 17-02

a. The permittee shall use control 

### as BACT. BACT for PM/PMrdPM2.5 is the application ofwet 

### [401

### KAR 5

### 1:017J. Operating Rate 44 tonshour

b. The permittee shall not cause, suffer, or to be handled, processed, transported, 

### or stored; a building or its &xed, repaired, or demolished, or a road to be used to prevent particulate matter fiom becoming when applicable, but not be limited to the following: 

### \ ~nloadinghgmdling Limestone St le Fugitive

1.
ii. iii.

iv.
v. vi. ControlDevices Wet Suppression or Dust

use, where possible, ofwater or chemicalsfor existing buildings or structures, constructiono clearingofland; Application and maintenance ofasphalt, oil, materials stockpiles, and other svfaceswhic Installation and use of hoods, fans, and handling of dusty materials, or the 

### use suppressthe dust emissionsduring handli be employed during sandblasting or other Covering, at all times when in motion, o likely to become airborne; The maintenance ofpaved roadways in a clean condition; The prompt removal of 

### earth or other 

### m other material 

### has been transported th or erosion by water 

### [401

### KAR 63:Ol Construction Commend Estimated2010
44 tonshour Suppressant Wet Suppression orDust Suppressant Estimated 2010PermitNumber: V-05-070 

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### of84 

## B -EMISSION POINTS, 

## EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE ULATIONS,

## AND OPERATING 

## CONDITIONS 

## (CONTINUED) shall cause or permit the discharge ofvisible fbgitive dust emissions beyond the property on which the emissions originate [401 

### KAR 63:010, Section31.



### stration Method: iflc 

### Control Eaniument Oueratin~ Conditions and Section ~:9 for

None. 

# \

40 

### CFR 60, Appendix A, be used to determine opacity upon request by the Division.

The permittee shall perform qualitative on a weekly basis and maintain a log 

### ofthe observationsand corrective Section 261. 5. 

### Rc~ottian and RccordkaDfon

### ReaoircmeaQ 

# \ The permittee shall maintain a log ofthe date, time, the monitoring required in 4. 

### Monitorlnn. 

### Reaairernents and the use and dust duppressant [401 KAR 52:020, Section 263.

Referto Section F. 

# \ 7. Swciflc

### ContreCEauiument

### OmrathaConditions 

# \

a. Wet or dust suppressant shall be used to ensure the emission unit is in co the applicable requirements of 401 KAR 63:010 [401 KAR 50:055 51:017]. 

### b. Referto Section E for additional requirements. 

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# . Page 62 of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 

## AND OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Emissions nit 18

# - Cooling Towers 

# \

A~eNcable Reealrrtions: 401 

### KAR 63:010 to each affected facility which emits or is not elsewhere subject to an opacity

regulations of the Division for Air Quality; 401 

### KAR 51:017 of air quality, applicable to after September22, 1982. Non-Aoalicable

### Rermlatiog! 40 CFR 63, Subpart Q National Emission Hazardous 

### Air Pollutants for Industrial Process 1. om rat in^ Limitations 

# \

a. The permittee shall install control methods BACT. BACT for PMPMldPM2.5 is 0.0005% 

### Drift Eliminators 1401 b. The permittee shall not cause, suffer, or allow 

### any material transported, or stored; a buiMing or its appurtenances to be or demolished, 

### or a road to be used without taking particulate matter hm becoming airborne [401 

### KAR 63:O 10, Section31.
c. No person shall causeorpermit the dischargeofvisible lot line ofthe property on which the emissions originate d. To preclude applicability of 40 CFR 63, Subpart Q, the permittee shall not chromium-based water treatment chemicals in the coolingtowers. [40 CFR 63.4021 Compliance DemonstrationMetbod: Refer to 4. S~ecific monitor in^Reauirements, 7. SwificControl Eaainment Owrating Conditionsand Section F.9 for compliance reporting.Permit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 Page 63 

### of84 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS

## UNITS,APPLICABLE ULATIONS,

## AND OPERATING CONDJTIONS 

## (CONTINUED)

a ~hhqoolin~ tower shallutilize 0.0005%Drift Eliminators 1401 

### KAR 51:017J shall be taken to prevent particulate matter 

### fnrm becoming airborne. Compliance 

### Method: For compliance with Subsection 2.a., refer to 3. with Subsection2.a.,constitutes compliancewith 2.b. 3. 

### test in^ Reauirements 

# \ The permittee shall conduct 

### an i 'tial performance test based on CoolingTechnology Institute 

### (CTI) Acceptance Test Code (A ) #I40 to verify drift percent achieved by the drift eliminator. 

# k

The permittee shall monitor total dissolv content of the circulating water on a monthly basis [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 

### 5. S~ccifk Record 

### Kee~ing Reauirements 

# \ the 

### permittee pliance status least 5 years
b. The permittee shall maintain records of the manufac design of the Drift Eliminators [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 261.

c. The permittee shall maintain records of maximum pumping and monthly records ofthe total dissolved solidscontent [401 KAR 52:020, 6. SpecificRewrtin~ Reauirements 

# \
Referto SectionF for additional requirements. 

# \ 7. Smcific Control Eauiumtnt Omratinn Conditions 

# \

a. Pursuant to 401 KAR 50:055, Section 5, the drift eliminators shall be operat maintained in accordance with manufacturer's specifications and standard practices to ensure the emission units are in compliance with applicable requirement [401 KAR 50:055, Section 21. b. Refer to Section E for additional requirements. 

# \Permit Number: V-05-070 

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### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONSUNITS,

## APPLICABLE GULATIONS, AND 

### OPERATING CONDITIONS (CONTINUED) Emiss 

### ns Unit 19

# -Haul Roads 

# \

used 

### as Haul Roads suppression as applicable. Estimated 2010 missions, applicable to each affected facility which emits or may ve emissions and is not elsewhere subject to an opacity standard histrativeregulations ofthe Division for

### Air Quality; 401KAR51:017 Preventi significant deterioration of air quality, applicable to major 

### edification commenced 

### after September22, 1982.

a. The permittee shall methods selected 

### as BACT. 

### BACT for PM.PMI~PM~.s is or prompt removal 

### of material, and the applicationofwet KAR 51:Of71. b. The permittee shall not cause, s material to be handled, processed, transported, or stored; a buil to be constructed, altered, repaired, or demolished, or a road to particulate matter fkom beco when applicable, but not be limit i. Use, where possible, ofwater or chemi trol ofdust in the demolition of existingbuildings or structures, construction ions, the grading ofroads orthe clearingofland; ii. Application and maintenanceof asphalt, oil, w materialsstockpiles, and other surfaceswhich c iii. Installation and use of handling of dusty other measures to suppress the dust emi be employed during sand iv. Covering, at all times 

### w likely to become airborne; v. The maintenance ofpaved roadways in a clean condition; vi. The prompt removal of earth or other material from a paved street w other material has been hutsported thereto by trucking or 

### earth moving orerosion by water (401 

### KAR 63:010, Section 31.
c. No person shall cause or permitthe dischargeofvisible hgitivedust emissionsbeyond lot lineof the property on which the emissions originate [401 

### KAR 63:010, Section 31.PermitNumber: V-05-070 

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### CTION 

### B -EMISSION POINTS, EMISSIONS UNITS, APPLICABLE 

## AND OPERATING CONDITIONS(CONTINUED) plianceDemonstration Method: S~ecific monitor in^Reanirements, 7. SwificControl Eaaiument O~eratinp and Section F.9 for compliance reporting.

None. 

# \

Method 22 of40 CFR 60hppendixA, shall be used to determine opacityupon request by the Division. 

# \

The permittee shall perform qualita 've visual observations on 

### a weekly basis and maintain 

### a log ofthe observationsand corrective ions [401 KAR 52:020, Section261. 

# a

The permittee shall maintain a log ofthe da time, and results ofthe monitoring required in 4. SuecificMonitorinn

### Rcaairemenb [401

# &52:02O, Section261.

See Section F. 

# \ 7. S~cciflc Control 

### Eauiment O~eratinn Conditions 

# \

a. The wet suppression shall be used to ensure haul in compliance with the applicablerequirements of401 KAR 63:010 1401 401 KAR 51:017]. b. Records regarding the maintenance of the control equipment maintained [401 

### KAR 52:020, Section261.
c. See Section E for additional requirements. 

# \PermitNumber: 

### V-05-070 

### R3 Page 68 

### of84 

### SECTION

### D

# - SOURCE EMISSION LIMITATIONS

### AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS 1. As required by Section 1 b of the Cabinet Provisions and Proceduresfor Issuing Title V Permits incorporated by reference in 401 

### KAR 52:020, Section 

### 26; compliance with annual



### . emissions and processing limitations contained in this permit, shall be based on emissions and

processing rates for 

### any twelve (1

### 2) consecutivemonths. 2. Nitrogen oxides, sulfbr dioxide, particulate matter (PMlPM,dPM2.5),opacity, volatile organic matter, carbon monoxide emissions, sulfiuic acid mist, mercury, hydrogen chloride, and other hazardous air pollutants measured 

### by applicable reference methods, or an equivalent or alternativemethod specified in 40 CFR Chapter 

### I, or 

### by a test method specified in the state implementationplan shall not exceedthe respective limitations specifiedherein.

# -. Permit Number: V-05-070 

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a 

### SECTION G

# - GENERAL PROVISIONS (CONTINUED) 4. Construction, Start-Uv. and Initial Com~liance Demonstration Reauirements Pursuant to a duly submitted application the Kentucky Division for Air Quality hereby authorizes the construction of the equipment described herein, 

### :: in accordancewith theterms and conditionsofthis permit.
a. Construction ofany process and/or air pollution control equipmentauthorizedby this permit shall be conducted and completed only in compliancewith the conditions of this permit. b. Within thirty (30) days following commencement of construction and within fifteen (15) days following start-up and attainment of the maximum production rate specified in the permit application, or within fifteen (15) days following the issuance date of this permit, whichever is later, the permittee shall fiunish to the Regional Office listed on the fiont of this permit in writing, with a copy to the Division's Frankfort Central Ofice, notification of the following: (1) The date when construction commenced. (2) The date of start-upofthe affected facilitieslisted in this permit. (3) The date when the maximum production rate specified in the permit application was achieved.
c. Pursuant to 401 KAR 52:020, Section 

### 3(2), unless construction is commenced within eighteen (18) months after the permit is issued, or begins but is discontinued for a period of eighteen (18) months or is not completed within a reasonable timefiame then the construction and operating authority granted by this permit for those affected facilities for which construction was not completed shall immediately become invalid. Upon written request, the Cabinetmay extendthese time periods ifthe source shows good cause. d. For those affected facilities for which construction is authorized by this permit, a source shall be allowed toconstructwith the proposed permit. Operational or final permit approval is not granted by this permit until compliancewith the applicable standards specified herein has been demonstrated pursuant to 401 KAR 50:055. If compliance is not demonstrated within the prescribed timefiame provided in 401 KAR 50:055, the source shall operatc thereafter only for the purpose ofdemonstratingcompliance, unless otherwise authorized by Section 

### I ofthis permit or order ofthe Cabinet.
e. This permit shall allow time for the initial start-up, operation, and compliance demonstration of the affected facilities listed herein. However, within sixty (60) days after achieving the maximum production rate at which the affected facilities will be operated but not later than 180 days after initial start-up of such facilities, the permittee shall conduct a performance demonstration on the affected facilities in accordance with 401 KAR 50:055, General compliance requirements. Testing must also be conducted in accordance with General Provisions G.5 ofthis permit. f. Terms and conditions in this permit establishedpursuant to the construction authority of401 KAR 51:017/51:017Eor401 

### KAR 51:052 shall not expire.Permit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 

## SECTIONJ

# -ACID RAIN ACID

### RAIN PERMlT 

### CONTENTS Page 82 of84

Statement of Basis SOzallowances allocated under this permit and NOx requirementsfor each affected unit. Comments, notes andjustifications regarding permit decisions and changesmade to the permit application formsduringthe review process, and any additionalrequirements or conditions. The permit application 

### submitted forthis source. The owners and operatorsofthe source must comply with the standard requirementsand special provisions set forth in the Acid Rain Permit Application and the CAIR Permit Application. Summary ofActions Statementof Basis: Statutoryand Regutatory Authorities: 

### The Energy and EnvironmentalCabinet, Division for Air Quality issues this permit pursuantto 401 KAR 52:020,Title 

### V permits, 401 

### KAR 52:060,Acid 

### rainpermits, and 40 CFR 76 and in accordanceto KRS 224.10-1 00 and Titles IV and V ofthe Clean Air Act. SOt allowances allocated under this permit and N& requirements for each amted unit.
Plant Name: J. 

### K.Smith Generating Station, East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. 

# IAffected Unit.: EU 01 (SCT 01) 

## -EU 07 (SCT 07), EU 09-10, 

# I

[ NOxRequirements 

# I

SOzAllowances

Tables2,3or 4 of 40 

### CFR Part 73

1 There isno Emission Unit 8. 

## I 

## I Year



### NO, Limits 2006 0

N/A 2007 0 2008 0 2009 0 2010 0

### 9 Permit Number: V-05-070 R3 b 

### SECTIONJ

# -ACID 

### RAIN Page 83 of84

3. Comments, Notes, 

### andJustifications:
a. The nine combustion turbines, Emission Units 01 

## - 07, 09-17 I I l I mtlcWI, currently have no SOz allowances allocated by 

### US.EPA. b. The nine combustion turbines, Emission Units 01 

# - 07 

### , 09-10,a
# . * 

# . . 

# e, do not have applicableNOxlimits set by 40 CFR Part 76. 4. PermitApplicatior:

0 

### 'The Acid 

### Rain Permit Application and CAIR Permit Application 

### are a part ofthis permit and the source must comply with the 

### standardrequirements and special provisions set forth in the applications. 5. 

### SummaryofActions:
a: Past Action: 

### i. DraA Phase I1 Permit (#V-05-070) was advertised for public comment March 20, 2006. The Phase 

### I1 Final Permit (#V-05-070) was issued on August 1,2006. ii. An Acid Rain Permit Application for Emission Units 09 and 10 

### was received on February 19, 2008 and the CAIR Permit Application for these units was received 

### on Febnrary 26, 2008. 

### Draft Permit V-05-070R1was advertised for public comment on July 12,2008and 

### a final permit was issued on October 22,2008.

## $ Pemit Number: V-05-070 

### R3 & Page 84 of84 

## SECTION K

# -Clean Air 

### Interstate 

### Rule (CA.) 1) Statement ofBasis Statutory and Regulatory Authorities: In accordance with ,KRS 224.10-100, the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet issues4& permit pursuant to 401 

### KAR 52:020, Title V permits, 401 KAR 51:210, CAIR NOx Annual Trading Program, 401 KAR 51:220, CAIR 

### NOx Ozone season trading program, and 401 

### KAR 51:230, CAIR SO2 Trading Program. 2) CAIR Application The CAIR application for nine electrical generating units 

### was submitted to the Division and received on February 26, 200&& Requirements contained in that application are hereby incorporated into and made part of this CAIR Permit. Pursuant to 401 KAR 52:020, Section 3, the source shall operate in compliance with those requirements. 3) Comments,notes,justificationsregarding permit 

### decisionsand changes

### made to the permit applicationforms duringthe review process, and any additional requirements orcondition& The affected units 

### are nine simple cycle combustion turbines (EU 01-EU07, EU 9 and 10) 11 used for electrical power production. Each unit has a nameplate capacity to generate greater than 25 megawatts of electricity, which is offered for sale. The combustion turbines use natural gas (at least 90 percent of the time) as a primary fuel source and he1 oil (not more than 10percent ofthe



## . . . . time) as a secondary source. 4) Summary ofActions The CAIR Permit is being issued 

### as part of the Title V permit for this source. Public, affected state, and 

### U.S.EPA review shall follow procedures specified in 401 

### KAR 52: 100.

# ATTACHMENT 2

### CommonwealthofKentuclry Energy and Environment Cabinet Department for Environmental Protection 

### Division forAir Quality 200 Fair Oaks Lane, 1st Floor

Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 

## 1 Administrative Information
AFS Phnt ID# 

### (502) 564-3999 http://www.air.ky.gov/ 

### PERMIT APPLICATION r Tbe completion ofthis form is required under Regalations 401 KAR 52:020,52:030, and 52:040 pumnt

to KRS 224. Applications are incomplete ualcu accompanied by copies of all plans, spcciflcations,and drawings requested herein. Failure to supply information required or deemed necessary by tbe division toenable it to act upon the applicationshdl result in denial of the pennit and ensuing administrativeand. legal action. Applications shallbe submittedin triplicate.

v 11 

### APPLICATION INFORMATION

Note: The applicantmustbe the owneror operator. (?be ownerlopcratormay be individual(s)or acorporation.) Name: East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. Title: Phone: 859-744-4812 (~f apptiunt Is mindlvidnal) Mailing Address: East KentuckyPower Cooperative, Inc. Company Street orP.O. Box: 4775 Lexington Road, P.O. Box 707 City: Winchester State: KY Zip Code: 40392-0707 Is the applicant (checkone): Owner Operator Owner & Operator 

## 0Corporation/LLC* LP*i * If the applicant is a Corporation or a Limited Liability Corporation, submit a copy of the current Certificate of Authority from thc Kentucky Secretary of State. ON FILE ** If the applicant is a Limited Partnership, submit a copy of the current Certificate of Limited Partnership from the Kentucky Secretaq of State. Person to contactfor technical information relating to application: Name: JerryPurvis Title: Manager of EnvironmentalAffairs Phone: 859-745-9244 

### 2) OPERATOR INFORMATION Note: The applicantmust be the owner or operator. (Theownmlopcratormay be individual(s)or a corporation.) Name: East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. Title: Phone: 859-744-4812 Mailing Address: East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. Company Street orP.O. Box: 4775 Lexington Road, P.O. Box 707 City: Winchester State: 

### KY Zip Code: 40392-0707
Page 

### 1 A1of 

### A A1 (Revised 11/08}

### ,3) TYPE OF 

### PERMITAPPLICATION For new sources that currently do not hold any air quality permits in Kentucky and are required to obtain a permit prior to construction 

# I pursuant to 401KAR R:OZO, 52:030, or 52:040.



### 0 Initial Operating Permit (the permit will authorizeboth constructionand operation ofthe new source) Type of Source(Checkall thatapply): 

# aMajor Conditional Major SyntheticMinor Minor For existing sourcesthat do not have a sourcawide Operating Permit required by 401 KAR 52:020,52:030, or 52:040. 

# I Type of Source (Checkall thatapply): C] Major Conditional Major Synthetic Minor [7 Minor 

# I(Checkone onlyl

[7 Initial Source-wide OperatingPermit Modification ofExisting Facilities at ExistingPlant 

# I Consbuction ofNew Facilitiesat Existing Plant Other (explain) For existing sourcesthat currently have a source-wide Operating Permit. Type of Source (Check all thatapply): 

## aMajor Conditional Major SyntheticMinor Minor Current OperatingPermit # V-05-070 R3 

### 17 Administrative Revision(describetype of revision requested, e.g. name change): Permit Renewal C] SignificantRevision Minor Revision Addition ofNew Facilities Modification of Existing Facilities For all construction and modificationrequiring a permit pursuant to 401 KAR 52:020,52:030, or 52:040. 

# IProposed Date for Start Proposed date for

of ConstructionorModification: not applicable Operation Start-up: not applicable 4) 

### SOURCEINFORMATION 

# I SourceName: J.K. Smith Generating Station 

# Isource street AM-: 12145Irvine Road 

# I City: Winchester Zip Code: 40391 County: Clark

Primary Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Category: ElectricPower Generation Primary SIC #: 4911 Property Area Number of (Acresor Square Feet): approx.3,200 acres Employees: 8 Description ofArea Surrounding Source (check one): Commercial Area Residential Area C] Industrial Area CI] Industrial Park IXjRural Area C] Urban Area Approximate Distance to Nearest Residence or Commercial Property: approx. 1 mile UTM Standard Location Coordinates: (Include topographicalmapshowing propertyboundaries) 

# IUTM Coordinates: Zone 16 Horizontal (krn) 754.7 Vertical (lun) 4 196.8 

# I Standard Coordinates: Latitude Degrees Minutes Seconds Longitude Degrees Minutes Seconds

Page 

### 2 A1 of A1 (Revised 11/08)1) 

### SOURCE INFROMATION (CONTINUED) [s any part ofthe source located on federal land? 

### Yes No What other environmental permits orregistrations doea this sourcecurrently hold in Kentucky? KPDES Permit Underground StorageTankPermit What otherenvironmental permits orregistrations does this source need to obtain in Kentucky? None 5) 

### OTHER

### REQUIREDINFORMATION Indicatethe type(s) and number of forms attached as part of this application. NIA 

### - DEW007A Indirect Heat Exchanger, Turbine, Internal
,, DEP7007R Emission Reduction Credit Combustion Engine
,, DEP7007S Service Stations

,,DEP7007B Manufacturing or Processing Operations 

### - DEP7007T Metal Plating & SurfaceTreatment Operations DEP7007C Incinerators& Waste Burners 

# - DEP7007V Applicable Requirements& Compliance

,

DEP7007F Episode Standby Plan Activities

,,DEP7007J VolatileLiquid Storage 

# - DEP7007Y Good Engineering Practice (GEP) StackHeight 

## - DEP7007K Surface Coatingor Printing Operations Determination 

# - DEP7007L Concrete, Asphalt, Coal, Aggregate, Feed, 

## - DEP7007AA Compliance ScheduleforNoncomplying Corn, Flour, Grain, & Fertilizer Emission Units 

## - DEW007M Metal Cleaning Degreasers ,, DEW007BB Certified ProgressReport 

## - DEP7007N Emissions, Stacks, and ControlsInformation 

# - DEW007CC Compliance Certification 

## - DEP7007P Perchloroethylene Dry Cleaning Systems 

## - DEP7007DD Insignificant Activities Check other attachments that arepart ofthis application. NIA Rewired Data Map or Drawing Showing Location ProcessFlow Diagram and Description SitePlan ShowingStackData and Locations Emission Calculation Sheets Su~~lemental Data Stack Test Report Certificateof Authority from the Secretary of State (for Corporationsand Limited Liability Companies) Certificateof Limited Partnershipfrom the Secretary of State (for Limited Partnerships) Claim ofConfidentiality(See 400KAR 1:060) C] Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) 

# a Other (Specify) Indicate if you expect to emit, in any amount, hazardous or toxic materials or compounds or such materials into the atmosphere from any operation or process at this location. Pollutantsregulated under 401 KAR 57:002 (NESHAP) 

### ti4 Pollutants listed in 401 KAR 63:060(HAPS) rXj Pollutantslisted in 40 CFR 68 SubpartF [112(r)pollutants] 

### 0 Other Has your company filed an emergency response plan with local andlor state and federal officials outlining the measures that would be implemented to mitigate an emergency release? 

# a yes 

### IXI NO Check whether your company is setking coverage under a permit shield. If "Yes* is checked, applicable requiremenb must be identified on Form DEWOO'N. Identify any non-applicable requirements for which you are seeking permit shield coverage on a separate attachment to the application. Yes 

### El No A list of non-applicable requirements is attached
Page 

### 3 A1of 

### 4 A1 (Revised 11/08)6) OWNER 

### INFORMATION 

# INote: Ifthe applicantis the owner, write "same as applicant"on the name line. 

# ( Name: Same as applicant 

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### BLOCK I, the undersigned, hereby certify under penalty of law, that I am a responsible official, and that I have personally 

# Iexamined, and am familiarwith, the information submitted in this document and all its attachments. Based on my inquiry 

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### Jerry Purvis (Typed or Printed Name of Signatory) ManagerofEnvironmental 

### Affairs (Title of Signatory)

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### 4A1 of A1 (Revised 11/08)

# ATTACHMENT 3

### FORM FOR NOTICE TO AFFECTED STATES Pursuant to 401 KAR 52:020 Section 14(3)(e) and 401 KAR 52:100 Section9(3)(a), please be 

### advisedthat on December 3,2010, East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. 

### (EKPC) applied to the Kentucky Division for Air Quality 

### for a minor permit revision for Permit V-05-070 R3 to remove Emissions Units 11, 

### 12, 13,14, 15, 16% 16b, 17, 18and 19that will not 

### be constructedat this time at the J. 

### K. Smith Generating Station near the community ofTrapp, Kentucky in Clark County.

### FORM FOR NOTICE TO 

### U.S. EPA Pursuantto 401 

### KAR 52:020 Section 14(3)(e)and 401 

### KAR 52: 100 Section 9(3)(b), please be 

### advisedthat on December 3,2010, East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. 

### (EKPC) appliedto the Kentucky Division for Air Quality for aminor permitrevision for Permit V-05-070 R3 to remove Emissions Units 11, 12,13,14,15, 16%16b, 17,18

### and 19

### that will 

### not be 

### constructed at 

### this time 

### atthe 

### J. K. SmithGenerating Stationnear the community ofTrapp, Kentucky in Clark County.