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ON 9/ JOHN ELCHERT

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Announcement of Proposed Permit, Public Hearings, and Request for Public Comment on the Proposed Clean AIr Ac~ Prevention of Sig nificant Deterioration Permit and Minor NSR

Permit In Indian Country

PSD Permit No. NN 14-01

Tribal Minor NSR Permit: T-002-NN

The United States Environmental ProtectionAgency, Region 9 (EPA) provides notice of, and requests public comment on, EPA’s proposed action relating to the Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) permit application (Appli cation) for the addition of selective catalytic re duction (SCR) systems at Four Corners Power Plant (FCPP). EPA is issuing a proposed PSD permit and Minor New Source Review (NSR) Permit In Indian Country that would grant con ditional approval, in accordance with the PSD

r ulatlons (40 CFR 52.21) and the Minor NSR regulations for Indian Country (40 CFR 49.151- 161), to Arizona Public Service Company (APS). The permit would authorize APS to construct and operate SCR systems, including ancillary equipment, on two existing coal-fired electric steam generating units at FCPP (hereinafter, the FCPP SCR Project). The address for APS is P.O. Box 35, Fruitland, NM 87416-0355. The proposed location for the FCPP SCR Project Is

at the existing FCPP located at the end of San Juan County Road 6675 in Fruitland, NM. The proposed permit for the FCPP SCR Project would require the use of Best Available Control Technology (BACT) to limit emissions of sulfu ric acid mist (SAM), to the greatest extent fea sible. Air pollution emls ions from the Project would not cause or contribute to violations of

any National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). All written comments must be received or

postmarked by September 24, 2014. Com ments must be sent or delivered in writing to Lisa Beckham at one of the foll~wlng addresses:

E-mail: R9airpermits~eoa.oovU.S. Mail: Lisa Beckham (AIR-3) U.S. EPA Region 9 75 Hawthorne Street

San Francisco, CA 94105-3901

Comments should address the FCPP 5CR Proj ect and the proposed permit, including such matters as:

I The best available control technology (BACT) determination for sulfuric acid mist;

2. The effects, if any, on Class I areas; and3. The effect of the proposed modifica tion, if any, on ambient air quality.

Before the Public Hearings described below, EPA will hold two Public Information Meetings for the purpose of providing interested parties with additional information and an opportunity for informal discussion of the proposed Project. The date, time an location of the Public Infor mation Meetings are as follows: Date: August 27,2014 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Location: Nenahnezad Chapter House West Hwy 64, South on County Road 6675 Nort ion Navajo Route 365

Henderson Fine Arts Biing Rooms 9008 and 9 4601 College Blvd. Farmington, NM 8740:

English-Dine translation services will be p ed at each Public Information Meeting anc 1k Hearing. If you require a reasonable a~ modation, please contact Philip Kum, EP gion 9 Reasonable Accommod~tions Coo tor, by August 20, 2014 at (415) 9’~7!35l kum.phllIp~lepa.clov.

Information submitted by the Applicant a of the Application Is available as part of ti mlnlstratlve record for this proposed p The proposed permit, Fact Sheet, Appll~ and other supporting information are av~ through the EPA Region 9 websil http:J/www.ena.clov/reaiono9/air/PerlT

• ermits-issued.html# ubcomment. The a

istrative record may also be viewed in p Monday through Friday (excluding Federa days) from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, a~ the El gion 9 address above. Due to building se procedures, please call I!isa Beckham at 972-38 at least 48 hours in advance

range a visit. Lisa Beck am can also b~ re hrough EPA Regign 9’s toll-free general mation line at (866) 372-9378. EPA’s proposed permit for the FCPP SCI ect and the accompanying Fact Sheet ai available for review in hardcopy at the I ing locations: San Juan College, Recep Desk, 4601 College Blvd, Earmingtol) 87402, (505) 326-3311; Dine College Sh Branch, Receptionist Desk, 1228 YLU~ Shiprock, NM 87402, (505) 368~5O( Shiprock Branch Library, Receptionist 2102 Farmington Aye, Farmington, NM 1 (505) 368-3500. All comments that are received will be in

In the public docket without change and available to the public, including any pe information provided, unless the comma cludes Confidential Business lnformatioror other information whose disclosure

stricted by statute. Information that is ered to be CBI or otherwise protected be clearly identified as such and should submitted through e-mail. If a comr sends e-mail directly to the EPA, the e-rr dress will be automatically captured a cluded as part of the public comment. note that an e-mail or postal address ru provided with comments if the comi wishes to receive direct notification of El

nai decision regarding the Application ai posed permit. Before taking final action on the Appli EPA will consider all written comments

ted during the public comment period, ing at the PublIc Hearings described abo will only respond to those oral commen

were presented during the scheduled Hearings. EPA will send notice of our final permit d to each person who submitted commer contact information during the public co period or requested notice of the final decision. EPA will summarize the conti

all substantive comments and provide

responses in a document accompanyinç final pe mit decision. EPA will also make script of the Public Hearing proceedings ble to the public. EPA’s final permit decision will become tive 30 days after the service of notice decision unless:

1. A later effective date is specifiE

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