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E. BRANSTAD, GOVERNOR KIM REYNOLDS,

LT. GOVERNOR July 17, 2013 Karl Brooks Regional Administrator RECEIVED JUL

2 4 2013 AWMD/ APDB U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region

7 11201 Renner Blvd. Lenexa, Kansas 66219 Dear Administrator Brooks

: STATE
OF IO'WA DEPARTMENT

OF NATURAL RESOURCES CHUCK GIPP, DIRECTOR The Iowa Department ofNatural Resources (Department) requests revisions

to the Iowa State Implementation

Plan (SIP) for the enclosed

air quality administrative

rule amendments. The Department

has adopted administrative

rules

to implement recent changes
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency made

to the federal PSD regulations.

The amendments match the federal amendments

to 40 Code
of Federal Regulations
52.21 for the Plantwide Applicability Limitations (PAL) program

for greenhouse gases. The Environmental Protection Commission (Commission) approved the enclosed

rule amendments

on DATE after

a public hearing.
The Commission

has full legal authority

to develop rules pursuant

to Section 455B.133

of the Iowa Code. The state followed

all applicable administrative procedures

in proposing

and adopting these rules. Enclosed
and available

at the websites indicated

in this letter are the required submittal elements

for determination

of plan completeness

per 40 CFR Part 51, Appendix

V. The Notice oflntended Action
for the rule making was publi

s hed on March
20, 2013

, in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin (Bulletin)
Vol. XXXV; No.
19

( 3 / 20

/ 2013)

, pages 1447-1450, ARC 0648C.

A copy of the Notice

of Intended Action

is attached.
The official publication

of the Notice oflntended Action

in the Bulletin

is available

at the Iowa Legislature's website

at https:

/ / www.legis.iowa. gov/DOCS

/ ACO

/ IAC

/ LINC

/ 03-20-20

13 .Bulletin. pdf. **~public** hearing was held on April23

, 2013

at the Department's

Air Quality Bureau offices

in Windsor Heights, Iowa. The Department

did not receive any comments

at the hearing
and did not receive any public comments before the close
of the comment period
on April23, 2013. The rule making was published

as Adopted
and Filed on June 12, 2013,

in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin (Bulletin)
Vol. XXXV; No. 25 (6
/ 12
/ 2013), pages 1947-1950, ARC 7900 Hickman Road, Suite

1 I Windsor Heights, Iowa 50324 515

- 242

- 5100 FAX 515

- 242

- 5094 http :// www.iowacleanair.com

/0783C.

A copy of the Adopted
and Filed rulemaking

is attached.
The official publication

of the Adopted
and Filed rulemaking

in the Bulletin

is available

at the Iowa Legislature's website

at https://www.legis.iowa.gov/DOCS/ ACO/IAC/LINC/06-12-2013.Bulletin.pdf.

The effective date **-----Y-**

**f-t- hese-rules-iS-Ju~l-1,--20-l.r..** 

**---** Additionally,

the amended rules
as published

in the 567 Chapter

33 of the Iowa Administrative Code, are available

on the Iowa Legislature's website

at https://www.legis.iowa.gov/IowaLaw/AdminCode/agencyDocs.aspx

(Scroll down

to Environmental Protection Commission (567), click on Chapters, scroll down

to Chapter

33, and select either the PDF
or RTF options). The Department requests that EPA revise Iowa's SIP to incorporate

the enclosed amendments: If you have any questions regarding

this submittal, please contact Christine Paulson

by phone

at (515) 242-5154

or by e-mail

at christine.paulson@dnr.iowa.gov. Sincerely, Chuck Gipp, Director Enclosures: Notice oflntended Action: Iowa Administrative Bulletin, March
20, 2013, ARC 0648C Adopted

& Filed: Iowa Administrative Bulletin, June 12, 2013, ARC 0783C **c:** Amy Algoe-Ealo -EPA Region

7, w! enclosures-

by e-mail 2Iowa Administrative Bulletin VOLUME XXXV NUMBER

19 March
20, 2013 Pages 1447
to 1450

ARC 0648C ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION[567] Notice

of Intended Action Twenty-five interested persons,

a governmental subdivision,

an agency

or association

of 25 or more persons may demand

an oral presentation hereon

as provided

in Iowa Code section

17 A.4(1)"b." Notice

is also given

to the public that the Administrative

Rules Review Committee
may,
on its own motion or on written request

by any individual

or group, review this proposed action under section

17 A.8(6)

at
a regular

or special meeting where the public

or interested persons may be heard. Pursuant

to the authority oflowa Code section 455B.l33,

the Environmental Protection Commission hereby gives Notice oflntended Action

to amend Chapter

33, "Special Regulations and Construction Permit Requirements

for Major Stationary Sources-Prevention

of Significant Deterioration (PSD)
of Air Quality," Iowa Administrative
Code. The purpose

of this rule making

is to adopt recent federal amendments

to the PSD program related

to greenhouse

gas emissions.

The proposed changes will match federal regulations

and will streamline Iowa's PSD program

by providing additional opportunities

for plantwide applicability limitations (PALs)
for greenhouse gases. Background
(PSD Program
and PALs) New source review (NSR)

is a federal term for review and preconstruction permitting

of new
or modified stationary sources

of air pollution.
The PSD program

is a component ofNSR that includes procedures

to ensure that air quality standards

are maintained.

In general,
the PSD program requires that an affected facility obtain

a PSD permit specifying
how the facility will control emissions.

The permit requires
the facility

to apply Best Available Control Technology (BACT), which

is determined

on

a case-by-case
basis taking into account, among other factors, the cost and effectiveness

of the control. The specific nature
of the project determines

if it is subject

to PSD requirements

for greenhouse gases.APALpermitisavoluntaryprogramthatisavailabletoqualifyingfacilitiesandthatestablishesplantwideemissionlimitsonapollutant-by-pollutantbasis.IfafacilitycanmaintainitsoverallemissionsofaparticularpollutantbelowthePALlevel,thefacility canmakechangesatthefacilitywithouttriggeringPSDreview.NeedforRuleChangesTheproposedamendmentswillimplementrecentchangesthattheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)madetothefederalPSDregulations.ThefederalamendmentswerepublishedintheFederalRegisteronJuly12,2012,andbecameeffectiveonAugust13,2012(availableathttp://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-07-12/pdf/2012-16704.pdf).Theproposedamendmentstostaterulesmatchthefederalamendments,andwillprovideadditionalopportunitiesfornewandexistingfacilitiestoapplyforPALsforgreenhousegases.ThenewPALprovisionsoffermaximumregulatoryflexibilitytoaffectedfacilitiesthatchooseto applyforPALpermitsandthatcanmaintainemissionsofgreenhousegasesbelowthePALlevels.ObtainingandcomplyingwithaPALpermitallowsafacilitytomakechangeswithouttriggeringPSDreview.APALpermitallowsafacilitytorespondmorerapidlytomarketconditions,whilestillgenerallyensuringthattheenvironmentisprotectedfromadverseimpactsfromthechanges.APALmayalsoresultinenvironmentalbenefitbyprovidingthepublicwithknowledgeofthelong-termemissionsfromthefacilitybecausePALpermitsrequireenhancedmonitoring,recordkeeping,andreportingtodemonstratecompliance.TheDepartmentofNaturalResources(Department) anticipatesthatthereducedregulatoryburdenassociatedwiththePALpermittingprocesswilloffsetanycostsofenhancedmonitoring,record-keeping,andreportingrequirements.2At this time, the Department

has received

an application

for

a PAL permit from one facility,
the University oflowa

(U ofl).

U ofl has requested

a PAL for greenhouse gases under the new federal amendments.
Other companies have also inquired about the availability

of

a PAL for greenhouse gases since the federal amendments became effective. Consequences

of Not Amending State Rules Because Iowa has its own federally approved PSD program,

the Department cannot issue a final PAL permit including the

new greenhouse

gas provisions
until these provisions

are adopted into state administrative
rules. Without final rules, applicants would need
to apply

to the EPA
to use the new PAL provisions.
EPA would likely take significantly longer than the Department

to issue

a PAL. Additionally,

if the Department
does not proceed

at this time, state rules for PSD will continue

to be inconsistent
with federal regulations,

and will also be more stringent than federal regulations, which

is prohibited

by statute (Iowa Code section 4558.133(4)). Because

of the urgency expressed

by stakeholders

to expedite
this rule making,
the Department

is also proposing
that the amendments

be Adopted
and Filed Emergency After Notice and become effective upon the date of filing with the Administrative
Rules Coordinator. The rule making confers

a benefit

or removes

a restriction

on

a segment

of the public, according to the provisions

of Iowa Code section

17 A.5(2)"b"(2). Under this schedule,

the Department

will accept comments following publication

of this Notice oflntended Action until April 23, 2013.

If the Department
does not receive any public comments opposed

to the proposed amendments

or to an immediate effective date for the adopted amendments,

the Department plans

to present
the amendments

for final approval

to the Commission

on May 21, 2013. This will allow the Department

to file the amendments

with the Administrative
Rules Coordinator

no later than May 322,2013,atwhichtimetheamendmentswouldbecomeeffective.ProposedAmendmentsItem1amendsthePSDprogramrulestorevisethedefinitionof"subjecttoregulation"insubrule33.3(1).Theamendmentaddsprovisionsspecifyingthatgreenhousegases(GHGs)arenot"subjecttoregulation"ifthestationarysourcemaintainsitstotalsourcewideemissionsbelowtheGHGPALlevelandmeetsalloftherequirementsforthePALprogramandtherequirementsspecifiedinaPALpermit.TheproposedamendmentmatchesthechangestheEPAmadetofederalregulationspublishedonJuly12,2012(see40CodeofFederalRegulations(CFR)52.21(b)(49)(i)).TheGHGPALlevelandPALrequirementsareadoptedbyreferenceinrule567-33.9(455B).Item2amendsrule567-33.9(455B)torevisetheadoptionbyreferenceofthefederalPALprovision.TheproposedamendmentwilladoptbyreferencethenewPALprovisionsforGHGsthatEPApublishedonJuly12,2012(see40CFR52.21(aa)).TheproposedamendmentswillallowtheDepartmenttoapprovePALsandissuePALpermitsforGHGsoneitheramassbasisorusingthespecifiedcalculationfor"tonsperyearcarbondioxideequivalentemissions(C02e)"basis,foranyexistingmajorstationarysourceoranyexistingGHG-onlysource.AnypersonmaymakewrittensuggestionsorcommentsontheproposedamendmentsonorbeforeTuesday,April23,2013.WrittencommentsshouldbedirectedtoChristinePaulson,DepartmentofNaturalResources,AirQualityBureau,7900HickmanRoad,Suite1,WindsorHeights,Iowa50324;fax(515)242-5094;orbye-mailtochristine.paulson@dnr.iowa.gov.ApublichearingwillbeheldonTuesday,April23,2013,at1p.m.intheconferenceroomsattheDepartment'sAirQualityBureauofficelocatedat7900HickmanRoad,Windsor4Heights, Iowa. All comments must
be received

no later than 4:30 p.m.

on April 23, 2013. Any person who intends

to attend the public hearing and has special requirements,

such as those related

to hearing

or mobility impairments, should

contact Christine Paulson

at (515)242-5154

or by e-mail

at christine.paulson@dnr.iowa.gov

to advise

of any specific needs. The Department

has determined
after analysis
and review that no adverse impact

on jobs exists. The amendments

will reduce
the regulatory burden

on affected facilities
and will provide additional flexibility

to facilities
that choose

to apply for

a PAL permit. The amendments
could have

a positive impact

on jobs
in Iowa by increasing Department collaboration

with job creators to reduce
the regulatory burden and by providing additional flexibility

for the regulated community, while still ensuring
that Iowa's

air quality

is protected
and maintained. The
ability

to respond more rapidly

to market conditions facilitates economic growth and the associated jobs creation. These amendments

are intended

to implement Iowa Code section 4558.133. The following amendments

are proposed. ITEM

1. Amend subrule 33.3(1), definition of"Subject

to regulation,"

as follows: "Subject

to regulation" means,
for any air pollutant,
that the pollutant

is subject

to either a provision

in the Clean Air Act,
or
a nationally applicable regulation codified

by the Administrator

in 40 CFR Subchapter

C (Air Programs)

that requires actual control

of the quantity

of emissions

of that pollutant,

and that such

a control requirement

has taken effect and
is operative

to control, limit
or restrict the quantity

of emissions

of that pollutant released from the regulated activity, except that: 1. Greenhouse
gases (GHGs),

the air pollutant defined

in 40 CFR §86.1818-12(a) 5(asamendedonMay7,2010throughSeptember15,2011)astheaggregategroupofsixgreenhousegasesthatincludescarbondioxide, nitrousoxide,methane,hydrofluorocarbons,perfluorocarbons,andsulfurhexafluoride,shallnotbesubjecttoregulationexceptasprovidedinparagraphs"4""5,"andshallnotbesubjecttoregulationifthestationarysourcemaintainsitstotalsourcewideemissionsbelowtheGHGPALlevel,meetstherequirementsinrule567-33.9(455B),andcomplieswiththePALpermitcontainingtheGHGPAL.2.Forpurposesofparagraphs"3,""4,"and"5,"theterm"tpyC02equivalentemissions(C02e)"shallrepresentanamountofGHGsemittedandshallbecomputedasfollows:(a)Multiplythemassamountofemissions(tpy)foreachofthesixgreenhousegasesinthepollutantGHGsbytheassociatedglobalwarmingpotentialofthegaspublishedat40CFRPart98,SubpartA,TableA-1,"GlobalWarmingPotentials,"(asamendedonOctober30,2009).Forpurposesofthisdefinition,priortoJuly21,2014,themassofthegreenhousegascarbondioxideshallnotincludecarbondioxideemissionsresultingfromthecombustionordecompositionofnon-fossilizedandbiodegradableorganicmaterialoriginatingfromplants,animals,ormicro-organisms(includingproducts,by-products,residuesandwastefromagriculture,forestryandrelatedindustriesaswellasthenon-fossilizedandbiodegradableorganicfractionsofindustrialandmunicipalwastes,includinggasesandliquidsrecoveredfromthedecompositionofnon-fossilizedandbiodegradableorganicmaterial).(b)Sumtheresultantvaluefromparagraph(a)foreachgastocomputeatpyC02e.3.to5.Nochange.ITEM2.Amendrule567-33.9(455B)asfollows:567-33.9(455B)Plantwideapplicabilitylimitations(PALs).Thisruleprovidesanexisting6major source the option

of establishing

a plantwide applicability limitation (PAL)

on emissions, provided

the conditions

in this rule are met. The provisions

for

a PAL

as set forth

in 40 CFR 52.21(aa)

as amended through November

29, 2005 July 12, 2012, are adopted

by reference, except that the term "Administrator"

shall mean "the department

of natural resources." 7lOW
A ADMINISTRATIVE BULLETIN Volume XXXV Number

25 June 12, 2013 Pages 194

7 to 1950

ARC0783C ENYIRON.MEN--T--AL J!ROXECT-ION COMMI-SS-ION[-56+)

-- -- Adopted
and Filed Pursuant

to the authority

of Iowa Code section 455B.133,

the Environmental Protection Commission (Commission) hereby amends Chapter

33, "Special Regulations

and Construction Permit Requirements

for Major Stationary Sources

- Prevention

of Significant Deterioration (PSD)
of Air Quality," Iowa Administrative
Code. The purpose

of this rule making

is to adopt recent federal amendments

to the PSD program related

to greenhouse

gas emissions.

The amendments match federal regulations

and streamline Iowa's PSD program

by providing additional opportunities

for plantwide applicability limitations (PALs)
for greenhouse gases. Notice

of Intended Action was published

in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin

on March 20, 2013,

as ARC 0648C,
and

a public hearing was held on April23, 2013,

in Windsor Heights, Iowa. The Department

of Natural Resources (Department) received

no comments

at the public hearing
and received

no written comments

by the April

23 public comment deadline.
The Commission
made

no changes

to these amendments

from those published under Notice

of Intended Action. The Commission proposed

in the preamble

to the Notice

of Intended Action that the final amendments would become effective immediately
upon filing because

of urgency expressed

by stakeholders

to expedite

the rule making. However,

an expedited filing

is no longer necessary. Consequently,

these amendments

are Adopted

and Filed, instead

of Adopted

and Filed Emergency After Notice, and the amendments

will become effective

35 days after publication

intheIowaAdministrativeBulletin(July17,2013).Background(PSDProgramandPALs)Newsourcereview(NSR)isafederaltermforreviewandpreconstructionpermittingofnewormodifiedstationarysourcesofairpollution.ThePSDprogramisacomponentofNSRthatincludesprocedurestoensurethatairqualitystandardsaremaintained.Ingeneral,thePSDprogramrequiresthatanaffectedfacilityobtainaPSDpermitspecifyinghowthefacilitywillcontrolemissions.ThepermitrequiresthefacilitytoapplyBestAvailableControlTechnology(BACT),whichisdeterminedonacase-by-casebasistakingintoaccount,amongotherfactors,thecostandeffectivenessofthecontrol.ThespecificnatureoftheprojectdeterminesifitissubjecttoPSDrequirementsforgreenhousegases.APALpermitisavoluntaryprogramthatisavailabletoqualifyingfacilitiesandthatestablishesplantwideemissionlimitsonapollutant-by-pollutantbasis.Ifafacilitycanmaintainitsoverallemissionsofaparticular pollutantbelowthePALlevel,thefacilitycanmakechangesatthefacilitywithouttriggeringPSDreview.NeedforRuleChangesTheamendmentsimplementrecentchangesthattheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)madetothefederalPSDregulations.ThefederalamendmentswerepublishedintheFederalRegisteronJuly12,2012,andbecameeffectiveonAugust13,2012(availableathttp://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-07-12/pdf/2012-16704.pdf).TheamendmentstostaterulesmatchthefederalamendmentsandprovideadditionalopportunitiesfornewandexistingfacilitiestoapplyforPALsforgreenhousegases.ThenewPALprovisionsoffermaximumregulatoryflexibilitytoaffectedfacilitiesthatchoosetoapplyforPALpermitsandthatcanmaintainemissionsofgreenhousegasesbelowthe2PAL levels. Obtaining

and complying
with

a PAL permit allows

a facility

to make changes without triggering
PSD review.

A PAL permit allows

a facility

to respond more rapidly

to --------- ----------- market conditions, while still generally ensuring
that the environment

is protected from adverse impacts from the changes. A PAL permit may also result

in environmental benefit

by providing

the public with knowledge

of the long-term emissions from the facility because PAL permits require enhanced monitoring, record keeping,

and reporting

to demonstrate compliance.

The Department anticipates

that the reduced regulatory burden associated
with the PAL permitting process will offset any costs of enhanced monitoring, record-keeping,

and reporting requirements. The Department

has received

an application

for

a PAL permit from one facility,
the University

of Iowa (U of I). U of

I has requested

a PAL permit

or greenhouse gases under the new federal amendments.
Other companies
have also inquired about the availability

of

a PAL permit
for greenhouse gases since the federal amendments became effective. Consequences

of Not Amending State Rules Because Iowa has its own federally approved PSD program,

the Department cannot issue a final PAL permit including

the new greenhouse

gas provisions
until these provisions

are adopted into state administrative
rules. Without final rules, applicants would need

to apply

to the EPA

to use the new PAL provisions.
EPA would likely take significantly longer than the Department

to issue

a PAL permit. Additionally,

if the Commission

did not adopt these amendments,

state rules for PSD would continue

to be inconsistent

with federal regulations,

and would also be more stringent than federal regulations, which

is prohibited

by statute (Iowa Code section 4558.133(4)). 3AdoptedAmendmentsItem1amendsthePSDprogramrulestorevisethedefinitionof"subjecttoregulation"insubrule33.3(1).Theamendmentaddsprovisionsspecifyingthatgreenhousegases(GHGs)arenot"subjecttoregulation"ifthestationarysourcemaintainsitstotalsourcewideemissionsbelowtheGHGPALlevelandmeetsalloftherequirementsforthePALprogramandtherequirementsspecifiedinaPALpermit.TheamendmentmatchesthechangestheEPAmadetofederalregulationspublishedonJuly12,2012(see40CodeofFederalRegulations(CFR)52.21(b)(49)(i)).TheGHGPALlevelandPALrequirementsareadoptedbyreferenceinrule567-33.9(4558).Item2amendsrule567-33.9(4558)torevisetheadoptionbyreferenceofthefederalPALprovision.TheamendmentadoptsbyreferencethenewPALprovisionsforGHGsthatEPApublishedonJuly12,2012(see40CFR52.21(aa)).TheamendmentsallowtheDepartmenttoapprovePALsandissuePALpermitsforGHGsoneitheramassbasisorusingthespecifiedcalculationfor"tonsperyearcarbondioxideequivalentemissions(C02e)"basis,foranyexistingmajorstationarysourceoranyexistingGHG-onlysource.TheDepartmenthasdeterminedafteranalysisandreviewthatnoadverseimpactonjobsexists.TheamendmentsreducetheregulatoryburdenonaffectedfacilitiesandprovideadditionalflexibilitytofacilitiesthatchoosetoapplyforaPALpermit.TheamendmentscouldhaveapositiveimpactonjobsinIowabyincreasingDepartmentcollaborationwithjobcreatorstoreducetheregulatoryburdenandbyprovidingadditionalflexibilityfortheregulatedcommunity,whilestillensuringthatIowa'sairqualityisprotectedandmaintained.Theabilitytorespondmorerapidlytomarketconditionsfacilitateseconomicgrowthandassociatedjob4creation. These amendments

are intended

to implement Iowa Code section 4558.133. These amendments

will become effective

on July 17, 2013. The following amendments

are adopted. ITEM

1. Amend subrule 33.3(1), definition of"Subject

to regulation,"

as follows: "Subject

to regulation" means,
for any air pollutant,
that the pollutant

is subject

to either a provision

in the Clean Air Act,

or

a nationally applicable regulation codified

by the Administrator

in 40 CFR Subchapter

C (Air Programs)

that requires actual control

of the quantity

of emissions

of that pollutant,

and that such

a control requirement

has taken effect and
is operative

to control, limit
or restrict
the quantity

of emissions

of that pollutant released from the regulated activity, except that: 1. Greenhouse
gases (GHGs),

the air pollutant defined

in 40 CFR §86.1818-12(a) (as amended

on May

7, 2010 through September

15, 2011)

as the aggregate group

of six greenhouse
gases that includes carbon dioxide, nitrous

oxide, methane, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons,

and sulfur hexafluoride,

shall not be subject

to regulation except

as provided

in paragraphs

"4" and **~** "5," and shall not be subject

to regulation

if the stationary source maintains

its total sourcewide emissions below the GHG PAL level, meets the requirements

in rule 567-33.9(4558),

and complies with the PAL permit containing

the GHG PAL. 2. For purposes

of paragraphs

"3," "4," and "5," the term "tpy C0

2 equivalent emissions
(C0

2 e)" shall represent

an amount ofGHGs emitted
and shall be computed

as follows: (a) Multiply

the mass amount

of emissions (tpy) for each of the six greenhouse gases in the pollutant GHGs
by the associated global warming potential

of the gas published

at 40 CFR Part 98, Subpart

A, Table A-1, "Global Warming Potentials,"

(as amended

on October

30, 2009). 5Forpurposesofthisdefinition,priortoJuly21,2014,themassofthegreenhousegascarbondioxideshallnotincludecarbondioxideemissionsresultingfromthecombustionordecompositionofnon-fossilizedandbiodegradableorganicmaterialoriginatingfromplants,animals,ormicro-organisms(includingproducts,by-products,residuesandwastefromagriculture,forestryandrelatedindustriesaswellasthenon-fossilizedandbiodegradableorganicfractionsofindustrialandmunicipalwastes,includinggasesandliquidsrecoveredfromthedecompositionofnon-fossilizedandbiodegradableorganicmaterial).(b)Sumtheresultantvaluefromparagraph(a)foreachgastocomputeatpyC02e.3.to5.Nochange.ITEM2.Amendrule567-33.9(455B)asfollows:567-33.9(455B)Plantwideapplicabilitylimitations(PALs).Thisruleprovidesanexistingmajorsourcetheoptionofestablishingaplantwideapplicabilitylimitation(PAL)onemissions,providedtheconditionsinthisrulearemet.TheprovisionsforaPALassetforthin40CFR52.21(aa)asamendedthroughNovember29,2005July12,2012,areadoptedbyreference,exceptthattheterm"Administrator"shallmean"thedepartmentofnaturalresources."[Filed5/22/13,effective7117/13][Published6112113]EDITOR'SNOTE:ForreplacementpagesforlAC,seelACSupplement6/12/13.6