STEVE BULLOCK GOVERNOR

June 4, 2013

Shaun McGrath Regional Administrator 

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United States Environmental Protection Agency Region VIII, SP-AR 1595 Wynkoop Street Denver, Colorado 80202-1129 JOHN WALSH LT. GOVERNOR

RE: 1997 Ozone NAAQS Implementation Rule Updates to Montana State Implementation Plan Dear Mr. McGrath: Enclosed please find revisions to Montana's State Implementation Plan (SIP). This submittal contains revisions to Administrative Rules ofMontana 17.8.801 and 17.8.818 to include NOx as an ozone precursor pollutant for reviewing major stationary sources ofair pollutants. The Board ofEnvironmental Review adopted these changes related to ozone, as set forth in MARNotice No. 17-334, on September 27, 2012. This submittal contains two hard copies and one electronic copy ofthe Record ofAdoption. Foryour convenience, the Montana Secretary ofState publishes codified rules and you mayview these rules in codified form on the Secretary ofState's website: www.mtrules.org. Ifyou have any questions regarding this action, please contact M. Eric Merchant, the Department of Environmental Quality's Air Quality Policy and Planning Supervisor, by telephone at (406) 444-1457 or by email at emerchant@mt.gov.**Sine~**

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Enc. c: Tracy Stone-Manning, Director, Department ofEnvironmental Quality, State ofMontana Carl Daly, Director, Air Program, Office ofPartnership and Regulatory Assistance, USEPA Region 8 Kathy Ayala, USEPA Region 8 Dave Klemp, Bureau Chief, Air Resources, Department ofEnvironmental Quality, State of Montana

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ARM 17.8.801and17.8.818,

Pertainingto definitions and review ofmajor stationary sourcesand major modifications-source applicability and exemptions.

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## CONTENTS (1) BERagenda granting rulemaking authority. (2) MAR notice for proposed rulemaking. (3) Public notice statement on state electronic access system. (4) MAR notice to Interested Parties 

## &APCAC including address list. (5) MAR notice as posted on the state electronic access system. (6) Department testimony. (7) Department HB 311 and 521 analysis. (8) Written public testimony. (9) Hearings officer report 

## &transcript. (10) BER agenda from rule adoption meeting. (11) Transcript from BER rule adoption meeting. ) (12) Final MAR posted on the state electronic access system. (13) Final MAR notice ofamended rule (published copy).



## ) (14) SIP Public Notice statement (15) Notice to Interested Parties 

## &APCAC including address list. (16) Notice as published on DEQ website (17) Public Comments and/or Request for Hearing.

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P.O. Box200901 • Helena,MT 59620-0901 • (406) 444-2544 • Website: www.deq.state.xnt.us AGENDA FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2012 METCALFBUILDING, ROOM 111 1520EAST SIXTHAVENUE, HELENA, MONTANA 

### ********************************************************** NOTE:Individualagenda itemsarenotassignedspecifictimes. Forpublicnoticepurposes, themeetingwillbeginnoearlierthan the time specified;**howeve~.** theBoardmightnotaddressthespecificagenda items inthe ordertheyarescheduled TheBoardwillmakereasonable accommodations forpersonswithdisabilitieswhowishtoparticipate inthismeeting. PleasecontacttheBoardSecretarybytelephone at (406)**444~6701** orbye-mailatjwittenberg@mt.govno laterthan24hourspriortothemeetingtoadviseherof thenatureof the accommodationyouneed 9:00A.M. I. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. REVIEW AND APPROVE MINUTES l. March 23, 2012, Board meetingminutes. II. BRIEFING ITEMS A. CONTESTED CASE UPDATE 1. Enforcement cases assigned tothe HearingExaminer
a. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Montana Septage Disposal and Licensure Laws by James Vaughn, d/b/a Any Thne Septic & Porta-Potty, Lake County, BER 2011-06 SDL. On February 9, 2012, the Board received Department's Motion to Vacate Contested Case Hearing and to Set Status Conference. The Board received Answer to Motion to Vacate andSetHearingStatus from the attorney for the appellant, on February 15, 2012. A Second Order Vacating Hearings and Imposing Stay ofProceedings was issued on April 17, 2012. · b. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Public Water Supply Laws by Olson's Lolo Hot Springs, Inc. at Lolo Hot Springs, PWSID #MT0000805, Missoula County, BER 2011-09 PWS. On December 14, 2011, attorney for DEQ filed Request to Stay Proceedings, and the hearing examiner issued Order Granting Request to Stay Proceedings onDecember 15, 2011. AStatusReportwas filed onMarch 19, 2012.
c. In the matter of.violations ofthe Opencut Mining Act by Ell Dirt Works, LLC, at the Gene Foss Pitt,Richland County,BER2011-11 OC. The hearing examiner issued Order Joining Additional Parties on March 13, 2012, in response to the appellant's Motion to Join AdditionalParties, filed on January 30, 2012. A hearing is scheduled for July 11, 2012. d. In the matter ofviolations oftheWater Quality Act by SKConstruction, Inc. on US Highway 2 near Bainville, Roosevelt County, BER 2011-20 WQ. On April 11, 2012, the hearingexaminer issued Order GrantingExtension of Stay, givingthe parties through May 4, 2012, toreach settlement orsubmit ajointagreed revised hearing schedule.
e. In the matter of violations of the Opencut Mining Act by the City of Ronan at Ronan, Lake County, BER2011-230C. Ahearing is scheduled for August 17, 2012.

Page 1of4f. In the matter of violations of the Montana Strip and Underground Mine Reclamation ActbyWestmorelandResources, Inc., attheAbsaloka Mine, Big Horn County, BER 2012-02 SM. The parties filed AgreedProposedSchedule on March 23, 2012, and the hearing e_xaminerissuedFirstScheduling OrderonApril 12, 2012.

, 2. Othercases assignedto the HearingExaminer
a. In the matter ofCR Kendall Corporation's request for a hearing to appeal DEQ's decision to deny a minor permit amendment under the Metal Mine Reclamation Act, BER 2002-09 MM. An OrderRequesting Status Report was issued on January 13, 2012. DEQ counsel filed Status ReportonJanuary 26, 2012. b. In the matter ofthe appeal and request for hearing by Roseburg Forest Products Co. ofDEQ's Notice ofFinal Decision regarding Montana Ground WaterPollution Control System Permit No. MTX000099, BER 2010-09 WQ. On April 12, 2012, the Board received Joint Motion to Stay Appeal. On April 20, 2012, an Order Vacating HearingDates andSetting Telephonic Status Conference Date was issued.
c. In the matter ofthe appeal and request for hearing by the City ofHelena regarding the DEQ's Notice ofFinal Decision for Montana Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (MPDES) PermitNo. MT0022641, BER 2011-08 WQ. On March 9, 2012, the hearing examiner issued SecondedAmendedScheduling Order, setting a hearing date of July 10, 2012. 3. Contested Cases not assigned to aHearing Examiner
a. In the matter ofviolations of the Opencut Mining Act by Brad Blakeman at the Camas Prairie Gravel Pit, Sanders County, BER 2012-01 OC. Interim Hearing Examiner.Katherine Orrissued FirstScheduling Order setting ahearingbefore the Board on September28, 2012. 4. OtherContested Case Briefings
a. In the matter of violations of the Montana Underground Storage Tank Act by Jeanny Hlavka, individually and d/b/a J.R. Enterprise, LLC, at the Fort Peck Station, Valley County, BER 2010-08 UST. The Board signed an order granting the DEQ's Motionfor Summary Judgment on September 28, 2011. On October 26, 2011, Hlavka filed a petition in state district court in Valley County forjudicial review ofthe Board's decision. On November 30, 2011, the Board transmitted a certified copy ofthe record to the district court. On March 9, 2012, the District Court remanded the case back to the Board. , III. ACTIONITEMS

. A. INITIATION OF RULEMAKING DEQ will propose thatthe Board initiaterulemakingto: 1. Amend ARM 17.30.617 to designate the mainstem Gallatin River from the Yellowstone National Park boundary to the confluence ofSpanish Creek as an Outstanding Resource Water (ORW) and to amend ARM 17.30.638 to add a new subsection clarifying that dischargesto ground waterwith a directhydrologic connectionto an ORWare within the statutory mandate prohibiting any permanent change in the water quality of an ORW resulting from point source discharges. DEQ will request thatthe Board issue a notice of supplemental rulemaking to extendthe commentperiod.

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) 2. Amend ARM 17.8.801 and 17.8.818 for major source permitting regarding the emissions of NOx as aprecursorto Ozone and otherminoramendments. 3. Revise Circular DEQ-2, design standards for municipal wastewater collection and treatment. Included in the revisions to DEQ-2 are treatment**standard~,** classifications, and allowable uses for reclaimed wastewater. Associated with.these reuse standards are proposed rule changes undertheWater Quality Act andthe Public Water Supply Act. 4. Establish new and revised water quality standards in Circular DEQ-7. The revisions to Circular DEQ-7 will be incorporated by reference by amending rules in ARM Title 17, Chapter 30, Subchapters 5, 6, 7, and 10, pertaining to mixing zones, surface water quality standards, nondegradation requirements, and ground water rules. DEQ also proposes incorporating the new and revised water quality standards in Circular DEQ-7 by amending ARM Title 17, Chapter 24, Subchapter 6, pertaining to reclamation; ARM Title 17, Chapter 36, Subchapter 3, pertaining to subdivisions; ARM Title 17, Chapter 55, Subchapter 1, pertaining to CECRA; and ARM Title 17, Chapter 56, Subchapters.5 and 6, pertaining to underground storage tanks. The proposed rulemaking is primarily intended to update certain water quality standards and required reporting values in DEQ-7 and to incorporate DEQ-7 into the above rules. DEQrecommends initiatingrulemakingforthe proposed changes. B. REPEAL, AMENDMENT, ORADOPTION OF FINAL RULES I. DEQ proposes to adopt the amendments to Title 17, Chapter 38, Sub-Chapter 3, Cross Connections in Drinking Water Supplies, to update the adoption by reference to the newest addition, to update the current -language to use industry standard language, and for clarification. In addition, DEQ proposes to adopt the amendments to 17.38.208 to remove duplicative language, to 17.38.225 to clarify the disinfectant residual monitoring requirements, andto 17.38.234 to clarify WaterHaulerrecordkeepingrequirements. C. FINAL ACTION ON CONTESTED CASES 1. In the matter ofviolations of the Public Water Supply Laws by Jore Corporation at Jore Corporation, Lake County, BER2011-05 PWS. On March 12, 2012, the parties filed StipulationforDismissal. Anorderto dismiss the case will be presented for signature. 2. In the matter ofthe request for hearingby Nancy Scott, Dale Whitton, Kimberly Mole, Jess Hodge, Katherine G. Potter, Sharon B. Johnson, Clinton C. Johnson, James, D. Ward, and Korrie L. Ward, Marshall Warrington, Jr., Patricia Warrington, John· Hutton, regarding OpencutPermit No. 487, issued to Plum CreekTimberlands,LP, for the Dorr Skeels site in Lincoln County, BER2011-15 OC,BER2011-12 OC, BER2011- 13 OC, and BER 2011-17 OC. On March 31, 2012, the hearing examiner issued Proposed Order Granting Motionfor Summary Judgment. An Order Supplementing Proposed Order Granting Motionfor Summary Judgment was issued on April 17, 2012. An Order ofthe Boardwill beprovided. 3. In the matter ofthe requestfor hearingby Steven K. Endicott,Ruth Ann Endicott, and Robert W. Gambill regarding Opencut Permit No. 487, issued to Plum Creek Timberlands, LP, for the Dorr Skeels site in Lincoln County, BER 2011-14 OC and BER 2011-18 OC. On April 2, 2012, the hearing examiner issued Proposed Order Granting Motionfor SummaryJudgment. An Orderof the Boardwillbeprovided. 4. In the matter of the request for hearing by Glenn Miller, Rick Sant, Ralph & Edna Neils, BerneiceA. Zucker, Patricia Anderson, Tina K. Moore, Marc Zahner,Donald E. White, Jacki Bruemmer, Betty Longo, Tracy Nicely, Michael Dunn, Dennis Thayer, James Hopkins, Debbie Zahner, James P. Tomlin, Howard C.A. Hunter, George

BERAgenda Page 3 of4 May 18, 2012Stachecki, Marie Mabee, Harold Mabee, Patricia Warrington, Lily S. Parker, Linda S. Fisher, Steven E. Fisher, Connie Karns, John Ritchie, Grant Denton, Karen & Ben Pelzel, Richard L. Johnson, N.E.W. Boss, Jane O. Drayton, Leonard H. Drayton, Warren.Robbe, Katherine G. Potter,Robert B. Potter, Bonnie Gannon, Kim F. Taylor, Linda Cochran, Helen R. Lockard, Marshall Warrington, Jr., Bruce Kinney, Devan Kinney, Jon Kinney, Joel Kinney, Karen Legue, Angeline R. Allen, Gary Allen, Bonnie Sonnenberg,Bud Biddle,Eunice Boeve, Ron Boeve, Kathleen Burbridge,Harold Lewis, Ken Mole, and Lois M. Mole, regarding OpencutPermitNo. 487, issued toPlum Creek Timberlands,LP,fortheDorr Skeels sitein Lincoln County,BER2011-16 OC. On April 2, 2012, the

. hearing examiner issued Proposed Order Granting Motion for Summary Judgment. An Orderof theBoardwillbeprovided. 5. In the iμatter ofviolation oftheMetalMiri.e Reclamation Act byNoble Excavating, Inc. at NicklebackRock Quarry,Lincoln County,BER 2011-24 MM. On March 6, 2012, the hearing examiner issued Order Granting Extension ofTime giving the parties through April 3, 2012, to reach settlement or file a proposed hearing schedule. On May l, 2012, the parties filed a**Stipula~ion** to Dismiss andRequest for Dismissal. An order to dismiss the matter will bepresented forthe Board'ssignature. D. NEWCONTESTEDCASES I. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Montana Strip and Underground Mine Reclamation Act by Westmoreland Resources, Inc., at the Absaloka Mine, Big Horn County, BER 2012-03 SM. The Board received the appeal on March 14, 2012. Interim Hearings Examiner Katherine Orr issued First Prehearing Order on April 11, 2012. The Board may appoint a permanenthearings examinerordecide tohearthe matter. IV. GENERALPUBLICCOMMENT Under this item, members ofthe public may commenton any public matter within thejurisdiction of the Board that is not otherwise on the agenda ofthe meeting. Individual contested case proceedings are notpublic matters onwhichthe public may comment. V. ADJOURNMENT

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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE STATE OF MONTANA In the matter ofthe amendment ofARM ) 17.8.801and17.8.818, pertaining to ) definitions and review·of majorstationary) sources and major modifications--source) applicability and exemptions ) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON 

### PROPOSED AMENDMENT (AIR QUALITY)
TO: All Concerned Persons 1. On July 12, 2012, at 11 :00 a.m., the Board of Environmental Review 

### will hold apublic hearing in Room 35, Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, Helena, Montana, to consider the proposed amendmentofthe above

..stated rules. 2. The board will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilitieswho wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative accessible format ofthis notice. Ifyou require an accommodation, contact Elois Johnson, Paralegal, no laterthan 5:00 p.m., June 18, 2012, to advise us ofthe nature ofthe accommodation that you need. Please contact Elois Johnson at Departmentof Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620- 0901; phone (406) 444-2630; fax (406) 444-4386; or e-mail ejohnson@mt.gov. 3. The rules proposed to be amended provide as follows, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined: · 17;8.801 DEFINITIONS In this subchapter, the following definitions apply: (1) through (19) remain the same. (20) "Major modification" means any physical change in, orchange in the method ofoperation of, a majorstationary source thatwould result in a significant net.emissions increase of any pollutant subjectto regulation underthe FCAA, excluding hazardous air pollutants, except to the·extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents of more general pollutants listed in section 108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA.

· (a) Any net emissions increase that is significantforvolatile organic compounds or N021

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### torozone. (b) through (21)(d) remain the same. (22) The following apply to the definition ofthe term "major stationary source": (a) through (a)(iii) remain the same. (b) A major source that is majorforvolatile organic compounds or NC4;will 

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### through (24)(g) remain the same. (25) "Nitrogen Oxides" or 

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### means the sum ofnitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in .the flue gas or emission point. (25) and (26) remain the same, but are renumbered (26) and (27).**~** 

### (28) The following apply to the definition ofthe term "significant": MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12

### -1099- (a) "significant" means, in reference to a net emissions increase or the potential of asource to emit any ofthe following pollutants, a rate ofemissions that would equal orexceed any ofthe following rates: Pollutant and Emissions Rate Carbon monoxide: 100 tons peryear (tpy)

. Nitrogen oxides (NOJ: 40 tpy

Sulfurdioxide (S02): 40 tpy Particulate matter: 25 tpy of particulate matteremissions 15 tpy of PM-10 emissions PM-2.5: 1 

### Otpy.ofdirect PM-2.5 emissions, 40 tpy of sulfur dioxide**~** 

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# aPM-2.5 precuJ'Sor Ozone: 40 tpy ofvolatile organic compounds or nitrogen oxides Lead: 0.6 tpy Fluorides: 3tpy Sulfuric acid mist: 

### 7 tpy Hydrogen sulfide (H2S): 10tpy Total reduced sulfur (including H2 S): 10tpy Reduced sulfur compounds (including H2 S): 1 

### Otpy Municipal waste combustor organics (measured as total tetra- through octachlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans): 3.2 * 10-6 megagrams per year (3.5 

### * 10-6tpy) Municipal waste combustor metals (measured as particulate matter): 14 megagrams peryear (15 tpy) Municipal waste combustor acid gases (measured as sulfur**dioxide~** 

### and hydrogen .chloride): 36 megagrams peryear (40 tpy) (b) "significant" means, in reference to a net emissions. increase orthe potential ofasource to emit a pollutant subjectto regulation underthe FCAA, that**~** 

### (28)(a) does not list any emissions rate. This does not include hazardous air pollutants, exceptto the extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents of more general pollutants listed in section 108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA. (c) Notwithstanding**~** 

### C28)(a), "significant" means any emissions rate or any net emissions increase associated with a major stationary source or major modification, which would constructwithin 10 kilometers ofaClass Iarea, and have an impact on such area equal to orgreaterthan one μg/m3 

### (24-houraverage). (28) and (29) remain the same, but are renumbered (29) and (30). AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA 17.8.818 REVIEW OF MAJOR STATIONARY SOURCES AND MAJOR MODIFICATIONS--SOURCE APPLICABILITYAND EXEMPTIONS (1) through (6) remain the same. (7) The department may exempt a proposed major stationary source or major modification from the requirements ofARM 17.8.822, with respect to monitoring for a particular pollutant, if: 11-6/7/12 MAR Notice 

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. area, airquality impacts less than the following amounts: (i) through (v) remain the same. (vi) ozone: no de minimus air quality level is provided for ozone. However, anynet increase of 100 tons peryear or more ofvolatile organic compounds QI: 

### nitrogen oxides subjectto this subchapter requires an ambient impact analysis, including the gathering of ambient air quality data; (vii) through (c) remain the same. AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA REASON: The board is proposing amendments to Montana's prevention of significantdeterioration (PSD) rules to conform the rules to amendments to federal regulations by the federal Environmental Protection**Ag~ncy** 

### (EPA) in 2005. The federal Clean AirAct, 42 L!SC 7401 through 7671q (CAA), directs each state to assure that air quality in that state meets minimum standards applicable across the nation. The CAA directs the EPAto establish National Ambient AirQuality Standards (NAAQS) for air pollutants that meet certain criteria regarding effects on public health and welfare. Pursuant to the CAA, EPA has authorized the state of Montana to regulate major sources in the state. For Montana to retain this authority, the board is required to adoptthe minimum standards applicable to majorsource
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### 7410(C). On November29, 2005, EPA published regulations regarding the implementation ofthe 1997 ozone NAAQS (70 CFR 71612). Those regulations required revisions to state programs for major source permitting. One ofthe requirements in the EPA regulations was to address ozone formation by regulating precursor pollutants. "Precursor pollutants" are pollutants that combine to form another pollutant. The federal regulations include nitrogen oxides (NOx) that react with volatile organic compounds to form ozone. In adecision published on May 19, 2011, in the Federal Register at 76 FR 28934, EPAfound Montana's PSD rules for ozone inadequate because the rules do not address NOx as aprecursor pollutantfor ozone. The proposed amendments in this notice would address EPA's concerns and make Montana's rules for PSD permits adequate to implementing the 1997 8- hourozone NAAQS. Generally, the.proposed amendments to the rules would add NOx as a precursor pollutantthat contributes to the formation ofozone. The department and · applicants for permits to construct or modify majorsources would be required to analyze the applicability of PSD requirements based on NOxas a precursorto ozone. The following are briefdescriptions ofthe proposed amendments: ARM 17.8.801(20)(a) would be amended by modifying the**de~nition** 

### of "major modification," adding NOx as aprecursor pollutantfor ozone when NOx emissions exceed asignificance threshold. ARM 17.8.801(22)(b)would be amended to add NOxas a precursorto ozone, MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7112

### -1101- triggering consideration ofasource as "major" for ozone when the source emits or hasthe potential to emit 100 tons peryear of NOx. ARM 17.8.801(25) would be amended by adding adefinition ofthe terrn nitrogen oxides or NOx, defining it as the sum ofnitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in theflue gas oremission point. ARM 17.8;801(27)(a) would be amended to add asignificance level of40 tonsor more peryear of NOx because NOx is a precursor pollutant that, in combination with VOCs, creates ozone. Ozone is not asource emission, but an increase in NOxemissions, which is asource emission, is agood surrogate forthe formation ofozone. A'significant increase in ozone will be assumed based on a 40 tpy ormore net increase in the potential to emit of NOx. ARM 17.8.818(7)(a)(vi) would be amended to add that a net increase of 100 tonsor more peryear of NOx, as a precursorto ozone formation; triggers an ambient impact analysis. The board is also proposing the following amendment concerning particulate mattersmallerthan 2.5 microns, referredto as PM-2.5: ARM 17.8.801(27)(a), would be amended by substituting "nitrogen oxides" for "nitrogen dioxide (N02)" as a precursorto PM-2.5 formation. In that subsection, a netemissions increase or potential to emit of40 tons peryear of NOxwould causea source to be considered majorfor PM-2.5 forthe purpose oftriggering PSD review. The use of"nitrogen dioxide (N02 )" was a mistake when the rule was adopted in September2011. The board intended to use "nitrogen oxides," which include the sumof nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas oremission point because theyare precursors to the formation of PM-2.5, and the board is proposing to correct thatmistake. The board is also proposing to amend portions of rules listedabove for consistency of language when referring to sulfurdioxide (S02) and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The proposed amendments would match the comparable language provided in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). These proposed amendments are not intended to change the substance ofthese rules. 4. Concerned persons may submit their data, views, orarguments, either orally or in writing, atthe hearing. Written data, views, orarguments may also be submitted to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 E. Sixth Avenue, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901; faxed to (406) 444-4386; ore-mailed to ejohnson@mt.gov, no laterthan 5:00 p.m., July 12, 2012. To be guaranteed consideration, mailed comments must be postmarked on or
·· before that date. · 5. Katherine Orr, attorney for the board, or another attorney for the Agency Legal Services Bureau, has been designated to preside over and conductthe hearing. 6. The board maintains a list of interested persons who wishto receive 11-6/7/12 MAR Notice No. 17-334

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1:30 p.m. March 2, 2012 Where Conference Room, Agency Legal Services, Department of Justice, 1712 Ninth Avenue, Helena, Montana

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Room 111, Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, Helena, Montana Comment Due Date 5:00 p.m. July 12, 2012

5:00 p.m. July 12, 2012

5:00 p.m. March 8, 2012 Purpose Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment and Repeal (Reclamation, Water Quality, Subdivisions, CECRA, Underground Storage Tanks
- Degartment Circular DEQ-7, Definitions, Incorgorations by Reference, C-3 Classification Standards, General Treatment Standards, and General Prohibitions, and the Regeal of Rules Pertaining to Water-Use Classification and Descrigtions for Ponds and Reservoirs Constructed forthe Disgosal of Coal Bed Methane Water and G-1 Classification Standards
- MAR Notice No. 17-335) Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment (Air Quality
- Definitions and Review of Major Stationa[l". Sources and Major Modifications--: Source Agglicability and Exemgtions
- MAR Notice No. 17-334) Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment (Public Water and Sewage System Reguirements
- Treatment Reguirements, Control Tests, Testing and Samgling Records and Regorting Reguirements, Definitions, Incorgoration by Reference, CrossConnections: RegulatoQ'.'.


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DATE: June 8, 2012 TO: Air Interested Parties FROM: MT-DEQ Air Resources Management Bureau RE: Notice of Public Hearing forARM rule change July 12, 2012 at 11 :00 a.m. Room 35, Metcalf Building, 1520 East 5th Ave, Helena, MT 59601 This rulemaking is intended to update Montana's rules to incorporate requirements for major source permitting regarding the airborne emissions ofozone. Interested parties may viewthe notice at the Department's website http://deq.mt.gov/dir/legal/hearing.mcpx or may obtain a copy ofthe notice by calling the Departmentat 406-444-3490.

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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE STATE OF MONTANA In the matter ofthe amendment ofARM ) 17.8.801 and 17.8.818, pertaining to ) definitions and review of major stationary) sources and major modifications-source) applicability and exemptions ) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT (AIR QUALITY)
TO: All Concerned Persons 1. On July 12, 2012, at 11 :00 a.m., the Board of Environmental Review 

### will holdapublic hearing in Room 35, Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, Helena, Montana, to considerthe proposed amendmentofthe above-stated rules. 2. The board will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative accessible format ofthis notice. Ifyou require an accommodation, contact Elois ·Johnson, Paralegal, no laterthan 5:00 p.m., June 18, 2012, to advise us ofthe

nature ofthe accommodation that you need. Please contact Elois Johnson at Departmentof Environmental Quality, P.0. Box200901, Helena, Montana 59620-

.0901; phone (406) 444-2630; fax (406) 444-4386; or e-mail ejohnson@mt.gov. 3. The rules proposed to be amended provide as follows, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined: · 17;8.801 DEFINITIONS In this subchapter, the following definitions apply: (1) through (19) remain the same. (20) "Major modification" means any physical change in, or change in the method ofoperation of, a majorstationary source that would result in asignificant net.emissions increase of any pollutant subjectto regulation underthe FCM, excluding hazardous air pollutants, except to the extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents of more general pollutants listed in section

·108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA. (a) Any netemissions increase that is significant forvolatile organic compounds or N011

### will be considered significant for ozone. (b) through (21)(d) remain the same. (22) The following apply to the definition ofthe term "major stationary source": (a) through (a)(iii) remain the same. (b) A majorsource that is majorfor volatile organic compounds or N.Qxwill be considered majorfor ozone. (c) through (24)(g) remain the same. (25) "Nitrogen Oxides" or"NOl!:" means the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas or emission point. (25) and (26) remain the same, but are renumbered (26) and (27).**~** 

### C28l The following apply to the definition ofthe term "significant": MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12 r

### -1099- (a) "significant" means, in reference to a net emissions increase or the potential of asource to emit any ofthe following pollutants, a rate ofemissions that

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. would equal or exceed any ofthe following rates: Pollutant and Emissions Rate Carbon monoxide: 100 tons peryear (tpy) Nitrogen oxides (NOx}: 40 tpy Sulfurdioxide (S02): 

### 40 tpy Particulate matter: 25 tpy of particulate matter emissions 15 tpy of PM-10 emissions PM-2.5: 10 tpy.ofdirect PM-2.5 emissions, 40 tpy of sulfur**dioxide~** 

### emissions, or

### 40tpy of Ritr:egeA**die~dee** 

### (N02) nitrogen oxides (NOx). emissions unless demonstrated notto be a PM-2.5 precursor
. Ozone: 40 tpy ofvolatile organic compounds or nitrogen oxides Lead: 0.6 tpy Fluorides: 3tpy Sulfuric acid mist: 7tpy Hydrogen sulfide (H2 S): 10tpy Total reduced sulfur (including H2

### S): 10 tpy Reduced sulfur compounds (including H2S): 1

### Otpy Municipal waste combustor organics (measured as total tetra- through octachlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans): 3.2 

### * 1 

# o-s megagrams peryear (3.5 

### *10-6tpy)

. Municipal waste combustor metals (measured as particulate matter): 14 megagrams peryear (15 tpy) · Municipal waste combustor acid gases (measured as sulfur

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.hydrogen .chloride): 36 megagrams peryear (40 tpy) (b) "significant" means, in reference to a net emissions. increase orthe potential ofasource to emit a pollutant subjectto regulation underthe FCM, that**~** 

### (28)(a) does not list any emissions rate. This does not include hazardQus air pollutants; exceptto the extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents ofmore general pollutants listed in section 108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA. (c) Notwithstanding**~** 

### (28)(a), "significant" means any emissions rate or any net emissions increase associated with a major stationary source ormajor modification, which would constructwithin 10 kilometers of a Class I area, and have an impact on such area equal to orgreaterthan one μg/m3 

### (24-hour average). (28) and (29) remain the same, but are renumbered (29) and (30). AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA 17.8.818 REVIEW OF MAJOR STATIONARY SOURCES AND MAJOR MODIFICATIONS--SOURCE APPLICABILITY AND EXEMPTIONS (1) through (6) remain the same. (7) The department may exempt a proposed major stationary source or major modification from the requirements ofARM 17.8.822, with respect to monitoring fora particular pollutant, if: 11-6/7/12 MAR Notice 

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) -1100- (a) the emissions increase ofthe pollutantfrom a new stationary source or the net emissions increase ofthe pollutantfrom amodification would cause, in·any ·area, airquality impacts less than the following amounts: (i) through (v) remain the same. (vi) ozone: no de minimus air quality level is provided for ozone. However, anynet increase of 100 tons peryear or more ofvolatile organic compounds Q[ 

### nitrogen oxides subject to this subchapter requires an ambient impact analysis, including the gathering of ambient air quality data; (vii) through (c) remain the same. AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA REASON: The board is proposing amendments to Montana's prevention of significant deterioration (PSD) rules to conform the rules to amendments to federal regulations by the federal Environmental Protection**Ag~ncy** 

### (EPA) in 2005. The federal Clean AirAct, 42 USC 7401through7671q (CAA), directs each state to assure that air quality in that state meets minimum standards applicable across the nation. The CAA directs the EPA to establish National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for air pollutants that meet certain criteria regarding effects on public health and welfare. Pursuant to the CAA, EPA has authorized the state of Montana to regulate majorsources in the state. For Montanato retain this authority, the board is required to adopt the minimum standards applicable to major source
·emissions ofa NAAQS pollutantwhenever a NAAQS is established or revised 40



## use 7410(C). On November29, 2005, EPA published regulations regarding the implementation ofthe 1997 ozone NAAQS (70 CFR 71612). Those regulations required revisions to state programs for major source permitting. One ofthe requirements in the EPA regulations was to address ozone formation by regulating precursor pollutants. "Precursor pollutants" are pollutants that combine to form another pollutant. The federal regulations include nitrogen oxides (NOx) that react withvolatile organic compounds to form ozone. In adecision published on May·19, 2011, in the Federal Register at 76 FR 28934, EPAfound Montana's PSD rules for ozone inadequate because the rules do not address NOx as a precursor pollutant for ozone. The proposed amendments in this notice would address EPA's concerns and make Montana's rules for PSD permits adequate to implementing the 1997 8- hourozone NAAQS. Generally, the proposed amendments to the rules would add NOx as a precursor pollutantthat contributes to the formation ofozone. The department and applicants for permits to construct or modify major sources would be required to analyze the applicability of PSD requirements based on NOx as a precursorto ozone. The following are brief descriptions ofthe proposed amendments: ARM 17.8.801 (20)(a) would be amended by modifying the**de~nition** 

### of "major modification," adding NOx as a precursor pollutant for ozone when NOxemissions exceed a significance threshold. ARM 17.8.801(22)(b) would be amended to add NOxas a precursorto ozone, MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12

### -1101- triggering consideration of a source as "major'' for ozone when the source 

## ernits or has the potential to emit 100 tons peryear ofNOx. ARM 17.8.801(25) would be amended by adding adefinition ofthe term ) nitrogen oxides or NOx, defining it as the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in theflue gas or emission point. ARM 17.8.801(27)(a)would be amended to add asignificance level of 40 tonsor more peryear of NOx because NOx is a precursor pollutantthat, in combination with VOCs, creates ozone. Ozone is not a source emission, but an increase in NOxemissions, which is asource emission, is agood surrogate forthe formation of ozone. A"significant increase in ozone will be assumed based on a 40 tpy or more netincrease in the potential to emit of NOx. ARM 17.8.818(7)(a)(vi) would be amended to add that a net increase of 100 tons or more peryear of NOx. as a precursorto ozone formation; triggers an ambient impact analysis. The board is also proposing the following amendment concerning particulate mattersmallerthan 2.5 microns, referred to as PM-2.5: ARM 17.8.801(27)(a), would be amended by substituting "nitrogen oxides" for "nitrogen dioxide (N02)" as a precursorto PM-2.5 formation. In that subsection, a net emissions increase or potential to emit of40 tons peryear of NOxwould cause a source to be considered majorfor PM-2.5 forthe purpose oftriggering PSD review. The use of "nitrogen dioxide (N02 )" was a mistake when the rule was adopted in September2011. The board intended to use "nitrogen oxides," which include the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas or emission point because ) theyare precursors to the formation of PM-2.5, and the board is proposing to correct

. that mistake. The board is also proposing to amend portions of rules listedabove for**consist~ncy** 

### oflanguage when referring to sulfurdioxide (S02) and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The proposed amendments would match the comparable language provided in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). These proposed amendments are not intendedto change the substance ofthese rules.

· 4. Concerned persons may submit their data, views, or arguments, either orally or in writing, atthe hearing. Written data, views, orarguments may also be submitted to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 E. Sixth Avenue, P.0. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901; faxed to (406) 444-4386; or e-mailed to ejohnson@mt.gov, no laterthan 5:00 p.m., July 12,2012. To be guaranteed consideration, mailed comments must be postmarked on or before that date. · 5. Katherine Orr, attorney forthe board, or another attorney for the Agency Legal Services Bureau, has been designated to preside over and conduct the hearing. 6. The board maintains a list of interested persons who wish to receive 11-6/7/12 MAR Notice No. 17-334 

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### notices of rulemaking actions proposed by this agency. Persons who wish to have their name added to the listshall make awritten request that includes the name, email, and mailing address ofthe person to receive notices and specifies that the person wishes to receive notices regarding: air quality; hazardous waste/waste

# oil·

.asbestos control; water/wastewatertreatment plantoperator certification; solid '

waste;junkvehicles; infectious waste; publicwater supply; publicsewage systems regulation; hard rock (metal) mine reclamation;·majorfacility siting; opencut mine reclamation; strip mine reclamation; subdivisions; renewable energy grants/loans; wastewatertreatment or safe drinking water revolving grants and loans; water quality; CECRA; underground/above ground storage tanks; MEPA; orgeneral procedural rules otherthan MEPA. Notices will be sent by e-mail unless a mailing preference is noted in the request. Such written request may be mailed or delivered to Elois Johnson, Paralegal,.Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 

### E. Sixth Ave., P.O. Box 200901, 

### Helena, Montana 59620-0901, 

### faxed to the office at (406) 444-4386, 

### e-mailed to Elois Johnson atejohnson@mt.gov, or may be made by completing a request form at any rules hearing held bythe board. 7. The bill sponsor contact requirements of2-4-302, 

### MCA, do not apply.

. Reviewed by:

IslDavid Rusoff 

### DAVID RUSOFF Rule Reviewer BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL 

### REVIEW



### BY: /s/Joseph W Russell 

### JOSEPH W. RUSSELL, M.P.H., Chairman Certified to the Secretary of State, May 29, 2012.



### MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12Air Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 EmailAddress Name 

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. 2horses@nemontel.net Debbie Madison Sfriendlyfish@bresnan.net Jack & Pamela Emara Abbie.Krebsbach@mdu.com Abbie Krebsbach aclark27@bloomberg.net Aaron Clark adam.poll@tetra.tech.com Adam Poll afanderson@fs.fed.us Anna Anderson ahedges@meic.org Anne Hedges ahenolson@trinityconsultants.com Anna Henolson alexanderrr@cdm.com Bob Alexander altmannscott@yahoo.com ScottAltmann andrea.perez@hexion;com Andrea apack@all4inc.com Amy Pack artr@aes4home.com art ratcliffe astecpermits@gmail.com ·Catherine aussie_northcott@hotmail.com robert Ayala.Kathy@epamail.epa.gov Kathy Ayala azzie_301@hotmail.com k bacttracking@bdlaw.com Alex Mesmer barrettmaureen@stanleygroup.com Maureen bayxie@aol.com eddy bdhohn@hohneng.com Brian Hohn 

# ) bdundas@truecos.com Bob Dundas beamman6056@msn.com Anderson benjamin.recker@tetratech.com Ben Recker berrysoup@yahoo.com bonita bettylu@blackfoot.net Jim Young bhabeck@mt.gov Bob Habeck bholland@crowleylaw.com B. Holland bigsky4ever@bresnan.net Henry Banuelos Sr bjohnson@summite.com Bruce Johnson blaise.leblanc@hotmail.com Blaise Leblanc blakecrk@gmail.com Krista Evans bml@stateside.com Becky Lukaesko bmontgomery@montana-wcc.com Bob Montgomery bob.vantuyl@ashgrove.com Bob Vantuyl boschleicher@mt.gov Bob Schleicher bret@bison-eng.com Bret Gallo brian.mchugh@tetratech.com Brian McHugh brianna@clarkfork.org Brianna Randall Brianne_dugan@baucus.senate.gov Brianne Dugan brinda@serafinatechnical.com Brinda Ramanathan brogers@newfield.com Brad Rogers 

# ) Bruce.Krepley@naes.com Bruce Krepley bschmidt@co.missoula.mt.us Ben Schmidt bsoamj@3rivers.net MaryJane McGarityAir Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 BSquires@nicnd.com Bruce Squires Bstevenson@rosipower.com Bruce Stevenson YELP bsublasky@emsl.com ben 

# ) bullorj@bp.com Robin Bullock burns.betsy@epa.gov Betsy Burns bvaughn@montana.com Barbara Vaughn c2nites2000@yahoo.com Kermit Snow calvin.e.kidney@wellsfargo.com Calvin Kidney cartoonsmart@mac.com Buddy Rogers cash1230@esaphaseone.com John Meyers cathyl@bkbh.com Cathy Laughner cboe@mt.gov Chris Boe cefarms@tetonwireless.net Chad Dohney .cflanders@nobleenergyinc.com Catherine Flanders cgernand@mt.gov Candice Gernand chalbert@landauinc.com Chip Halbert chenine.wozniak@ch2m.com Chenine Wozniak chomer@mt.gov Charles Homer chowchowizclee@hotmail.com Chelsea Lee chuck@netentrust.com chuck chuckp@cskt.org Chuck Page cindy_buschman@mccormick.com Cindy Buschman cindymed@hotmail.com Cindy claseur@plainsjustice.org Carrie La Seur 

# ) clcolclasure@hollandhart.com Chris Colclasure cmhd@midrivers.com Mike Rinaldi cmrcd@midrivers.com MontyL Sealey cnuno@billingsclinic.org Crystal Nuno cc>ate.carson@epa.gov Carson Coate coolnickjr@hotmail.com randy lahey coupscounter@yahoo.com David saylor cpowell@ltenv.com ·chad Powell cranecreationsl@yahoo.com Julia Crane crose@3rivers.net Corrine Rose d.keane@bresnan.net Senator Keane dan.corti@mso.umt.edu Dan Corti darrell.soyars@avistacorp.com Darrell Soyars dave.burnett99@hotmail.com dave burnett daveduttonfraser@yahoo.com dave davew@kirkwoodcompanies.com Dave david_long@eogresources.com David Long dblank@ncpa.org Danielle Blank dbusby@montanarefining.com Dext.er Busby dcowan@mt.gov Devin Cowan dcquickdraw@gmail.com Devin Cowan 

## ) debbies_design@yahoo.com Debra Vetter deborah.perry@oneok.com Deborah PerryAir Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 detroit03mm@yahoo.com Mike dhart@cleanair.com Dean Hart 

# .·) dhrubes@midrivers.com David Hrubes diannalin@msn.com Dianna Lintner djohnsonhorne@barrick.com DeborahJohnson-Horne dlambrecht@jbrenv.com David Lambrecht dlorenzen@pioneer-technical.com Diane Lorenzen dmunson@mt.gov Darren Munson dmyran@montana-wcc.com Darrel Myran dnunn@fs.fed.us David Nunn donald.may@tetratech.com Don May dpaulsen@ala-nr.org Dick Paulsen dpavuk@crowleylaw.com D.Pavuk dpowers@summite.com Dan Powers drusoff@mt.gov Dave Rusoff dshonerd@multistate.com David Shonerd dsimonson@mt.gov Dave Simonson dsimpson@montana-wcc.com Dave Simpson dsoehren@bresnan.net Doug Soehren dugiejm@hotmail.com Jeff dujohnson@mt.gov Dusti dustin_northern@omimexgroup.com Dustin Northen dvanhyningl@msn.com Dyrck Van Hyning 

# ) DVizzo.lini@collisionsync.com Dana Vizzolini dwalsh@mt.gov Dan Walsh dwolfe@mt.gov Deb Wolfe ed@mt;net Ed Santos edmadler@hotmail.com Edward Madler
- APCAC edward.hookl@montana.edu ej hook eemc@bresnan.net Dave Wang eisele.adam@epa.gov Adam Eisele elbrunner@gmail.com Erica Brunner eleigh@libby.org Erik Leigh emcrae@fageninc.com Edward McRae emerchant@mt.gov Eric Merchant emilieboyles@yahoo.com emilie boyles eric.detmer@cldpk.com Eric Detmer ericb@rfpco.com Eric Bornhorst esa@platts.com Esa fcrowley@doneylaw.com Frank Crowley finanzaspersonales@adinet.com.uy Astragala fotto@ups.com Friedhelm Otto frank@shumaker.psemail.com frank gaila_consulting@msn.com Gail Abercrombie 

# ) gamefreak1261@yahoo.com gamefreak gcm@sierraresearch.com Gabe McAuliffe geraldschlosser@benefis.org Gerald SchlosserAir Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 gmcgann@co.carbon.mt.us Gregory McGann Greg.brown@chsinc.co.m Greg Brown grodway@bison-eng.com Grant Rodway 

# ) guy@axmen.com guy hanson hbedbury@montanarefining.com Hadley Bedbury hbruner@mt.gov Heidy Bruner hector.ybanez@holcim.com HectorYbanez hestmark.martin@epa.gov Martin Hestmark hhsgreengroup@gmail.com HHS Green Group hkaiser@hydrometrics.com Heidi Kaiser hpeterson@mtech.edu Holly Peterson hrash@mt.gov ·Hoby Rash hrobbins@bison-eng.com Hal Robbins hthigpen@mt.gov Helen Thigpen info@kakuk.com Michael Kakuk info@lion.com Lion Technologies info@northernplains.org Northern Plains Resource Council Jackie.Flikkema@Kniferiver.com Jackie Flikkema jackross@nemontel.net Jack Ross Jagadeesan.Sethuraman@whiting.com Jagadeesan Sethuraman jahughes@mt.gov Jim Hughes jajehn@marathonoil.com John Jehn

· jake.weirich@edaw.com Jake Weiriich

jakenny@mt.gov Jake Kenny 

# ) james.makowecki@taqa.ca James Makowecki jamie.christopher@aecom.com Jamie Christopher jamiew@slservlces.net Jamie Whiteman javid@mod2.com Javid Nia jcarlin@mt.gov Jim Carlin jcarlson@co.missoula.mt.us Jim Carlson jchaffee@bison-eng.com JeffChaffee jdorris@mt.gov Joshua Dorris jean.semborski@conocophillips.com Jean Semborski jeannehallesy@yahoo.com Jeanne jeff.briggs@ashgrove.com Jeff Briggs jeff@ajaxcomputernetworking.com Jeff Jenna_k_02@hotmail.com Jenna Loring jennifer.cinq-mars@ang.af.mil Jen jennifergoldman@ogap.org JenniferGoldman jenomara@mt.gov Jenny O'Mara jerry.dismukes@whiting.com Jerry Dismukes jfdowns@babcock.com John Downs jford2@mt.gov McCloud (Joe) Ford Jiakun.Zhang@stjude.org Jiakun Zhang jilesejibril@yahoo.com JiIese ) jill.linn@wbip.com Jill Linn jjahnke@co.missoula.mt.us JosyJahnkeAir Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 jmariepatrick@3rivers.net June Patrick JMBlanco@marathonpetroleum.com Julius Blanco 

# /--) jmerkel@mt.gov Julie Merkel jmherbenson@msn.com Jerry Herbenson jmparker@pplweb.com Jim Parker joanna_547@hotmail.com joanna Joe@shumaker.psemail.com Joe Aline John@SenatorJohn.net John Brueggman john_lei@ibew.org John Lei
- APCAC john_mcmichael@xtoenergy.com John McMichael jon.madison@mdu.com Jon madison jonnysanty@gmaii.com Jonny Santy joseph.w.lierow@exxonmobil.com Joe Lierow josephfdepaz@yahoo.com Joseph F. de Paz joshua.jua@riverstonehealth.org Joshua joystevensl@bresnan;net Joy Stevens jrossow@bepc.com Josh Rossow jrussell@flathead.mt.gov Joe Russell jscott@cherrycreekradio.com Jay Scott jugorowski@mt.gov Joe Ugorowski jwalsh@wayzpartners.com John Walsh Kalle.Kuether@mdu.com Kalle Kuether karen@netentrust.com karen 

# ) kdavid@flathead.mt.gov Kelly David kenre@comcast.net Kenneth Reeves kgehret@perkinscoie.com Kate Gehret khooper@libby.org Kathy Hooper Kirby_campbell-rierson@baucus.senate.ge Kirby Campbell kirsty_gilmour@hotmail.com Kirsty Gilmour kmoore@co.lewis-clark.mt.us Kathy Moore korr@mt.gov Katherine Orr krandall@fvcc.edu Katie Randall ksolberg@anacondadeerlodge.mt.gov Karen Solberg ktooke@enerplus.com Kirsti Tooke kwalsh@enviroconsult.com Kevin Walsh larry@montanasulphur.com Larry Zink lclark@fs.fed.us Lori Clark leah.bennett@rocketmail.com Leah Bennett lee@prrlaw.com Lee Bruner lepodal@yahoo.com Debbie Lepo Leslie.Holtz@va.gov Leslie Holtz lhendley@co.lewis-clark.mt.us L Hendley library@crowleylaw.com Crowley Law lindsay.spurlock@imerys.com Lindsay Spurlock 

# ) lisasandoval@contres.com Lisa Sandoval lkambham@trinityconsultants.com Latha kambham lloken@wpcnd.com Lance LokenAir !nterested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 lmoody@all-llc.com Lee Moody lmoral@trinityconsultants.com Lani Moral lnguyen@trinityconsu'itants.com Linda Nguyen 

# ) lonnie.fallin@jacobs.com Lonnie Fallin Loraderm@gmaii .com Lora Behlmer lpeterson@mt.gov Lisa Peterson lstuder@stmaryland.com luke lweeks@nemont.net Linda Weeks lzanto@mt.gov Lynn Zanto

· macka_maka@hotmail.com robert

macwilly66@msn.com Representative Mcchesney marcellama@cskt.org Marcella Mahseelah

· Margaret.Zebley@aecom.com Margaret Zebley

margaret@montanasulphur.com Margaret marilyn.tap@riverstonehealth.org MarilynTapia mark.lin@gmail.com Mark mark@aspence.net MarkC. Peterson markschaffer57@hotmail.com mark schaffer mary.blel@chsinc.com Mary Blel mbarton@co.missoula.mt.us· Michael Barton mbasta@greatfaIlsmt.net Martin Basta mbayne@abraxaslusk.com Marc Bayne mbrown@ap.org Matt Brown mcferrins@mt.net Felecity McFerrins 

# ) mglenn@slawsoncompanies.com MatthewGlenn mhillman@trinityconsultants.com Melissa Hillman mhoffman@jeffco.mt.gov Michael G. Hoffman II Mike.Barnes@northwestern.com Mike Barnes mike.simpson2009@gmail.com Mike Simpson miosh_com@yahoo.com Ken Liston Mitchell.Leu@plumcreek.com Mitchell Leu mlct@mt.net Alec Hansen montanabobcat@gmail.com Bob mpa@montanapetroleum.org Dave Galt mpainter@ci.missoula.mt.us Michael L. Painter mpontiff@newfield.com Mike Pontiff mraile@montanarefining.com Mike Raile mrlambrecht@pplweb.com Mark Lambrecht msanchez@samson.com Matthew Sanchez msimonich@helenahar.com Mark Simonich msthompson@barrick.com MarkThompson mtaudubon@mtaudubon.org Montana Audubon muncie1929@itstriangle.com Muncie Morger mwignot@hydrometrics.com Michael Wignot nancy _grosulak@xtoenergy.com Nancy Grosulak 

## ) nicholas.hobbs@hussfilters.com Nick nickgeranios4317@msn.com Geranios Enterprises IncAir Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 ntownsend2@mt.gov Nathan Townsend nturnbull2@gmaii.com Neil Turnbull 

# ) obarta@mt.gov Oline Barta omar _232@cOde.net Smith owen.weber@umontana.edu Owen Weber parker-christensen.victoria@epa.gov Victoria Parker-Christensen Pat.kimmet@chsinc.com Pat Kimmet pat@crowleyconsultants.com Pat Crowley patty@johnsonlanematerials.com Patty paul.a.caruana@gov.mt pauldsherrpc@yahoo.com Paul pcollins@crowleylaw.com P. Collins phippsangela@stanleygroup.com Angela Phipps pjsimonich@pplweb.com Pete Simonich pknoll@kleinfelder.com Pat Knoll pkukay@hotmail.com · PaulKukay pmckenzie@stoltzelumber.com Paul R. McKenzie randa11.j.richert@conocophillips.com Randall Richert rdriear@centurytel.net Ralph Driear rdrudick@q.com Rod Drudick rebecca@bison-eng.com Rebecca rebecca@northernplains.org Rebecca Fischer reed.j.marton@conocophillips.com Reed J. Marton 

# ) rfink@co.carbon.mt.us Rodney Fink rgilson@cbmainc.com Robert Gilson rgilson@H2Eincorporated.com Robert Gilson rgorka@slawsoncompanies.com Ray Gorka rhughes@rmsmanagement.com Rose Hughes Rick.Walsh@Northwestern.com Rick Walsh rkenyon@cgrs.com Randy Kenyon roark@imt.net Carol**L~e-Roark** robert.richards.12@us.af.mil Robert Richards robertkjeffrey@msn.com BobJeffrey ron.hyatte@imerys.com Ron Hyatte ross.whelchel@northwestern.com Ross Whelchel roxrevoredo@hotmail.com rr@hayfam.com C.E.Robertson rsouthwick@gr-northern.com Rich Southwick Runningelkcliff@aol.com Running Elk russ.bos@riverstonehealth.org Russ Boschee russb@ycchd.org Russ Boschee ruthjensen@transcanada.com Ruth Jensen RWeimer@stillwatermining.com Randy Weimer sabrina_rojas@hotmail.com Sabrina 

# ) sabskb@gmail.com Scott and Sheree Bombard sandy.burns@imerys.com Sandy Burns sbassett@blm.gov Susan BassettAir Interested Parties Mailing June 8, 2012 sbombard@natlforests.org Sheree Bombard sbrown@aquionix.com Sean Brown scoe@mt.gov Stephen Coe 

# ) Shannon.morgan@rosi-boise.com Owen Orndorff-YELP sharikayz@yahoo.com Shari Kay shatten@mt.gov Skye Hatten sherry.bursey@anadarko.com Sherry shsullivan@westernsugar.com Shawn Sullivan sjohnson@co.cascade.mt.us SandyJohnson smason@hydrometrics.com Scott Mason smullins@industrialinfo.com Shane Mullins snowakowski@mt.gov Sonja Nowakowski sobrien@oasisemission.com Shawna O'Brien solsen@mt.gov Sandi Olsen srubino@sc.rr.com srubino stellaholt@live.com Stella stevew@bkbh.com Steve Wade susanalise@cox.net Susan swright@cfaluminum.com Steve Wright szehntner@mt.gov Steve Zehntner tashiajadelove@gmail.com Tashia Love taylor@theoutlawpartners.com TaylorAnderson tbrown1937@bresnan.net thomas brown tdzomba@fs.fed.us Thomas Dzomba 

# ) teverts@mt.gov Todd Everts themontanapost@gmaii.com Blake de Pastino ·thomas.nelson@stantec.com Tom Nelson thomas.pick@mt.usda.gov Thomas Pick tiphlmiller@yahoo.com Tiphanie Keefe tjewett@NPCA.ORG TonyJewett tjlkmd@gmail.com Kathy Drudick tkircher@stillwatermining.com Tom Kircher tmerrill@aquionix.com Teresa Merrill todd.mortag@ang.af.mil Todd E. Mortag todd.rudolph@aecom.com Todd todg@cordite.com Tod Glenn tomdavis@wispwest.net T. Davis townofalberton@blackfoot.net Diane Jodsaas traciebuhl@fs.fed.us Tracie trentb@townpump.com Trent Biggers twidboom@barr.com Tony Widboom victor.m.dugan@exxonmobil.com Victor M. Dugan videtich.callie@epa.gov Callie Videtich walkers@ci.billings.mt.us Scott Walker Wburget@peabodyenergy.com Wanda Burgett 

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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE STATE OF MONTANA In the matter ofthe amendment ofARM ) 17.8.801and17.8.818, pertaining to ) definitions a·nd review of major stationary) sources and major modifications--source) applicability and exemptions ) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT (AIR QUALITY)

TO: All Concerned Persons 1. On July 12, 2012, at 11 :00 a.m., the Board of Environmental Reviewwill hold a public hearing in Room 35, Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, Helena, Montana, to considerthe proposed amendment ofthe above-stated rules. 2. The board will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative accessible format ofthis notice. Ifyou require an accommodation, contact Elois Johnson, Paralegal, no laterthan 5:00 p.m., June 18, 2012, to advise us of the nature ofthe accommodation thatyou need. Please contact Elois Johnson at Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620- 0901; phone (406) 444-2630; fax (406) 444-4386; ore-mail ejohnson@mt.gov. 3. The rules proposed to be amended provide as follows, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined: 17.8.801 DEFINITIONS In this subchapter, the following definitions apply: (1) through (19) remain the same. (20) "Major modification" means any physical change in, or change in the method ofoperation of, a major stationary source that would result in a significant net emissions increase ofany pollutant subjectto regulation underthe FCAA, excluding hazardous air pollutants, exceptto the extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents of more general pollutants listed in section 108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA. (a) Any netemissions increase that is significant forvolatile organic compounds or NOx will be considered significantfor ozone. (b) through (21)(d) remain the same. (22) The following apply tothe definition ofthe term "major stationary source": (a) through (a)(iii) remain the same. (b) A major source that is majorfor volatile organic compounds or**NO~** will be considered majorfor ozone. (c) through (24)(g) remain the same. (25) "Nitrogen Oxides" or**"NO~"** means the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas oremission point. (25) and (26) remain the same, but are renumbered (26) and (27).**~** (28) Thefollowing apply to the definition ofthe term "significant": MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-617/12-1099-
(a) "significant" means, in reference to a netemissions increase or the potential ofa source to emit any ofthe following pollutants, a rate of emissionsthat would equal or exceed any ofthe follo_wing rates: ) Pollutant and Emissions Rate Carbon monoxide: 100tons peryear (tpy) Nitrogen oxides 

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(a) the emissions increase ofthe pollutant from a new stationary source or the net emissions increase ofthe pollutant from a modification would cause. in any area, air quality impacts less than the following amounts: (i) through (v) remain the same. (vi) ozone: no de minimus air quality level is provided for ozone. However, any net increase of 100tons per year or more ofvolatile organic compounds or

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## - nitrogen oxides subjectto this subchapter requires an ambient impact analysis, including the gathering of ambient air quality data; (vii) through (c) remain the same. AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA REASON: The board is proposing amendments to Montana's prevention of significant deterioration (PSD) rules to conform the rules to amendments to federal regulations by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2005. The federal Clean AirAct, 42 USC 7401 through 7671q (CAA), directs each state to assure that air quality in that state meets minimum standards applicable across the nation. The CAA directs the EPAto establish National AmbientAirQuality Standards (NAAQS) for air pollutants that meet certain criteria regarding effects on public health and welfare. Pursuantto the CAA, EPA has authorized the state of Montana to regulate major sources in the state. For Montana to retain this authority, the board is required to adoptthe minimum standards applicable to major source emissions ofa NAAQS pollutantwhenever a NAAQS is established or revised 40 USC 7410(C). On November 29, 2005, EPA published regulations regarding the implementation ofthe 1997 ozone NAAQS (70 CFR 71612). Those regulations required revisions to state programs for major source permitting. One ofthe requirements in the EPA regulations was to address ozone formation by regulating precursorpollutants. "Precursor pollutants" are pollutants that combine to form another pollutant. Thefederal regulations include nitrogen oxides (NOx) that react with volatile organic compounds to form ozone. In a decision published on May 19, 2011, in the Federal Register at 76 FR28934, EPAfound Montana's PSD rules for ozone inadequate because the rules do not address NOx as a precursor pollutantfor ozone. The proposed amendments in this notice would address EPA's concerns and make Montana's rules for PSD permits adequate to implementing the 1997 8- hourozone NAAQS. Generally, the proposed amendments to the rules would add NOx as a precursor pollutantthat contributes to the formation ofozone. The department and applicants for permits to construct or modify major sourceswould be required to analyze the applicability of PSD requirements based on NOx as a precursor to ozone. The following are brief descriptions ofthe proposed amendments: ARM 17.8.801(20)(a) would be amended by modifying the definition of"major modification," adding NOx as a precursor pollutantfor ozone when NOx emissions exceed a significance threshold. ARM 17.8.801(22)(b)would be amended to add NOx as a precursor to ozone, MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12-1101-
triggering consideration ofa source as "major" for ozone when the source emits or has the potential to emit 100tons peryear of NOx. ARM 17.8.801(25) would be amended by adding a definition ofthe term -) nitrogen oxides or NOx, defining it as the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas oremission point. ARM 17.8.801(27)(a)would be amended to add a significance level of40 tons or more per year of NOx because NOx is a precursor pollutantthat, in combination with VOCs, creates ozone. Ozone is not a source emission, but an increase in NOx emissions, which is a source emission, is a good surrogate forthe formation ofozone. A significant increase in ozone will be assumed based on a 40 tpy or more net increase in the potential to emit of NOx. ARM 17.8.818(7)(a)(vi) would be amended to add that a net increase of 100 tons or more per year of NOx, as a precursorto ozone formation, triggers an ambient impact analysis. The board is also proposing the following amendment concerning particulate mattersmallerthan 2.5 microns, referred to as PM-2.5: ARM 17.8.801(27)(a), would be amended by substituting "nitrogen oxides" for "nitrogen dioxide (N02)" as a precursorto PM-2.5 formation. In that subsection, a net emissions increase or potential to emit of40 tons peryear of NOx would cause a sourceto be considered majorfor PM-2.5 forthe purpose oftriggering PSD review. The use of"nitrogen dioxide (N02 )"was a mistake when the rule was adopted in September2011. The board intended to use "nitrogen oxides," which include the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas or emission point because ) they are precursors tothe formation of PM-2.5, and the board is proposing to correct that mistake. The board is also proposing to amend portions of rules listed above for consistency of language when referring to sulfur dioxide (S02)and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The proposed amendments would match the comparable language provided in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). These proposed amendments are not intended to change the substance ofthese rules. 4. Concerned persons may submittheir data, views, orarguments, either orally or in writing, atthe hearing. Written data, views, or arguments may also be submitted to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 

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notices ofrulemaking actions proposed by this agency. Persons who wish to have their name added to the list shall make a written request that includes the name, email, and mailing address ofthe person to receive notices and specifies that the person wishes to receive notices regarding: air quality; hazardous waste/waste oil; asbestos control; water/wastewater treatment plant operator certification; solid waste; junkvehicles; infectious waste; public water supply; public sewage systems regulation; hard rock (metal) mine reclamation; majorfacility siting; opencut mine

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wastewater treatment orsafe drinking water revolving grants and loans; water quality; CECRA; underground/above ground storage tanks; MEPA; or general procedural rules otherthan MEPA. Noticeswill be sent by e-mail unless a mailing preference is noted in the request. Such written request may be mailed or delivered to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 E. Sixth Ave., P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901, faxed tothe office at (406) 444-4386, e-mailed to Elois Johnson at ejohnson@mt.gov, or may be made by completing a requestform at any rules hearing held by the board. 7. The bill sponsor contact requirements of2-4-302, MCA, do not apply. Reviewed by:



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- July 12, 2012 Thank you, Madam Hearings Officer; forthe record my name is Debra Wolfe and I am the Regulatory Analyst in the Air Resources Management Bureau. I am here to representthe Department regarding the Board's proposed amendment ofair quality rules. The Board is proposingtoamend air quality rule provisions in Title 17, Chapter 8, subchapter 8, ARM to update requirementsfor ozone for sources subject to majorsource permitting rules.
In July 2011, EPA found Montana's PSD rules inadequate because the rules do not address nitrogen oxides (NOx) as a precursor pollutantfor ozone. This rulemaking is Montana's response to EPA's ozone implementation rule establishing certain requirements for major sources. Ozorie is acriteria pollutantforwhich the EPA has established an ambient standard pursuant to the Clean AirAct. In 1997, EPA revised the National Ambient Air Quality Standard or "NAAQS" for ozone. Ozone is notdirectly emitted from sources but rather is formed in the ambient air as the result ofa reaction involvingvolatile organic compounds (VOC) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the presence of strong sunlight. voes and NOx are emissions from sources, therefore, voe and NOx are considered ozone "precursor" pollutants. Ozone is notcurrently a problem pollutant in Montana and Montana is currently classified as attainment/unclassifiable with respect tothe 1997 ozone NAAQS.
Montana's rules require a majorsource todemonstratethat emissions from the proposed construction and operation will notcause or contribute to air pollution in excess ofany maximum allowable increase or maximum allowable concentration for any NAAQS pollutant. These proposed amendments would require those demonstrationsfor ozone precursors VOCs and NOx.
These rules applytothe largest sources and the requirements vary dependingon the location ofthe source submittingthe application for construction or modification. Followingthe Ozone NAAQS revision in 1997, EPAestablished a significant emissions rate for Ozone precursors (VOCs and NOx) from major sources. Significant Emissions Rates are used to determine whether an emissions increase from a proposed source or modification may be excluded from permitting review because the proposed source or modification is considered to be minor. Additionallythe Department encourages the Board to amend certain rules concerning PM-2.5. In one instance the Montana PM-2.5 rules incorrectly reference Nitrogen Dioxide, when they should referto Nitrogen Oxides. The notice contains nonsubstantive clerical corrections in citations referenced in the statement of reasonable necessity as follows: The referenceto 40 USC 7410(C) should be to 42 USC 7410(a)(2)(C); the reference to 70 CFR 71612 should be to 70 FR 71612; the reference tothe date ofa Federal Register notice in which EPA determined ) Montana's SIP inadequate, ratherthan May 19, 2011, should be July 22, 2011, and the Federal Register citation should be 76 FR 43918, not page 28934. The Department requests the Boardto make these clerical corrections tothe statement of reasonable necessity in the adoption notice
The Department supports the Board's proposed amendmentstothe rules and requests the Board to adoptthe amendments as proposed in the notice published in Montana's administrative register on June 7, 2012, withthe revisions noted in thistestimony. 

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### HB 521 ANALYSIS (Comparing Stringency ofStateRules to Any ComparableFederal Regulations or Guidelines) Sections 75-2-111 and 207, MCA, codifythe air quality provisions ofHouse Bill 521fromthe 1995 legislative session. They require thatthe BoardofEnvironmentalReview (Board), prior to adopting a rule to implementthe Clean Air Act ofMontanathat ismore stringentthan a comparable federal regulation orguideline, make certain written findings after apublichearing andpublic comment. Inthis proceeding, inadditionto proposing minoreditorial revisions that are not intended to have any substantive effect, the Board is proposingto amendthree subsections ofARMTitle 17, chapter 8, subchapter 8that concernthe regulation ofnitrogen oxides as a precursorto the formation ofozone. Those subsections are ARM 17.8.801(20)(a), which, for thepurposes of determining whether a "majormodification" exists, would define a net emissions increasethat is significant for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) ornitrogen oxides (NOx) as also significant for ozone; ARM 17.8.801(22)(b), which would statethat a major source that ismajorfor VOCs orNOx will be considered majorfor ozone; andARM 17.8.818(7)(a)(vi), whichwould statethat, for the purpose ofexempting a major stationary source ormodificationfrom monitoring requirements, there is no exclusion as de minimis for ozone, and that an ambientimpact analysis is required for a net increase of 100 or moretons peryear ofVOCs ornitrogen oxides. These amendments are beingproposedto satisfy Montana's obligationsunderthe federal Clean AirActto·submit, tothe federal Environmental ProtectionAgency (EPA), revisionsto Montana's state implementationplan (SIP) that contain minimum standards applicable to major source emissions ofaNational AmDient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS).pollutantwhenever a

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EPA'sregulations concerningimplementation ofthe 1997 ozone NAAQS in areas that currently meettheNAAQS are containedin 40 CPR 51.166, concerningthe prevention ofsignificant deterioration ofair quality (PSD). Whenthat section was amended onNovember 29, 2005, at 70 

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### Inadecisionpublished on July 22, 2011, inthe Federal Register at 76 FR43918, 43922, EPA disapproved thePSD rules for ozone inMontana's SIP becausethey do not address NOx as a precursorpollutantfor ozone. The rule amendments proposedby the Boardinthis proceeding would address EPA's concerns and make Montana's rules for PSD permits adequate to implementthe 1997 8-hourozone_NAAQS. Each ofthe proposed amendments, to ARM 17.8.801(20)(a), ARM 17.8.801(22)(b), and ARM 17.8.818(7)(a)(vi), uses the same language and imposes the same requirements as the comparable federal regulation, 40 CPR 51.166(b)(2)(ii), 51.166(b)(l)(ii), and 51.166(i)(5)(i)(f), fn. 1, respectively. Therefore, the proposed amendments are notmore stringentthan the comparable federal regulations, and the requirements of§ 75-2-207, MCA, do not apply.



### HB 311 REVIEW (Assessing Impacton Private Property) Sections 2-10-101 through 105, MCA, codify House Bill 311,the Private Property Assessment Act, from the 1995 legislative session. They require that, priorto taking an actionthathas taking ordamaging implications for private real property, a state agency mustprepare ataking or
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Section 2-10-104, MCA, requires the Montana Attorney General to develop guidelines, including a checklist, to assist agencies in determining whether an agency actionhas taking or damaging implications. Thepresentproposed action involves rules affecting use ofprivate real property, and the Board has discretion legally not to take the action. Ihave attached atakings checklist indicating that no taking would occur because ofthe amended rule being proposed here. 

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### 1. On July 12, 2012, at 11 a.m., the undersigned Presiding Officer 10 presided over and conducted thepublichearingheld in Room 35 ofthe Metcalf 11 Building, 1520 East SixthAvenue, Helena, Montana, to takepublic comment on the 12 above-captioned proposed amendments. The amendments amend air quality rules to 13 update requirements for precursors to ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) ) 14 and nitrogen oxides (NOx). Therulemaking is Montana's responseto EPA's ozone 15 implementation rule establishing certain requirements for major sources. Montana's 16 rules require a major source to demonstrate that emissions from theproposed



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### or written comments were submitted. Awritten memorandum was submitted from the Department staff 14 attorney, Mr. Norm Mullen with HB 521 and HB 311 reviews ofthe proposed 15 amendments and aPrivate Property AssessmentAct Checklist. (Mr. Mullen's 16 memorandum is attached to this report.) 17 8. As to the HB 521 analysis, none ofthe proposed amendments would 18 make the state rules more stringentthan comparable federal regulations or 19 guidelines. No further HB 521 analysis is required. 20 9. With respect to HB 311 (the PrivateProperty Assessment Act, Mont. 21 Code Ann.§§ 2-10-101through105), theBoard is required to assess the taking or 22 damaging implications ofaproposed rule or amendments affecting the use of 23 private real property. This rulemaking affects the use ofprivate real property. 

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Heard at the Department ofEnvironmental Quality 1520 Sixth Avenue Helena, Montana July 12, 2012 11:01 AM

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### BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY OF THE STATE OF MONTANA

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On the 12th day of July, 2012, beginning 11 at 11:01 a.m., a public hearing was heard in 12 Room 35 at the Department of Environmental Quality, 13 1520 Sixth Avenue, Helena, Montana, before 14 Katherine Orr, Presiding Officer. 15 

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### MS. ORR: This hearing is called to order. My name is Katherine Orr, I'm an attorney with the Attorney General's Office and I have been designated by the Board of Environmental Review to preside over this hearing. Let the record show it is 11:01 a.m. on July 12th. This hearing is taking place in Room 35 of the Metcalf Building in Helena, Montana. This is the time and place set for the rulemaking hearing in the matter of ARM 17.8.801 and 17.8.818 pertaining to definitions and review of major stationary sources and major modifications, source applicability and exemptions. Section 2-4-302(7} of the Montana Code Annotated requires me to read the Notice of Function of the Administrative Rule Committee, it is as follows: "Notice of Function of Administrative Rule Review Committee. Interim committees and the Environmental Quality Council. These interim committee and the Environmental Quality Council
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### Veterans' Affairs Interim Conunittee, Department of Administration, Department of Military Affairs and Office of Secretary of State. The Environmental Quality Council, Department of Environmental Quality, Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks and Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. "These Interim conunittees and the EQC have the authority to make reconunendations to an agency regarding the adoption, amendment or repeal of a rule or to request that the agency prepare a statement of the estimated economic impact of a proposal. The interim committees and the EQC also may poll the members of the legislature to determine if a proposed rule is consistent with the intent of the legislature

or during a legislative session introduce a joint resolution directing an agency to adopt, amend or repeal a rule." "The interim committee and the EQC welcome comments and invite members of the public to appear before them or to send written statements in order to bring to their attention any difficulties with existing or proposed rules. The mailing address is P.O. Box 201706,
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### MAR Notice 17-334 on June 7th, 2012. I am required to summarize the rules and given its length I'll just refer to the complete copy of the hearing notice and to the testimony of the department representative who will provide testimony here today. Paragraph 

### 4 of the hearing notice indicates that interested persons may submit their data, views or arguments either orally or in writing at this hearing. The notice also indicates that individuals may submit written data, views or arguments to the Department of Environmental Quality and Board of Environmental Review no later than 5:00 p.m. on July 12th, 2012. To be guaranteed consideration mailed comments must be postmarked on or before that date. The order of presentation of testimony will be first the department representatives will speak regarding support for the proposed amendments and then there will be proponents and then opponents. And let's get started.
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### MS. WOLFE: Thank you, Madam Hearings Officer. For the record my name is Deborah Wolfe and I am the regulatory analyst with the Air Resources Management Bureau with the Montana**D~partment** 

### of Environmental Quality and I'm here today to represent the Department regarding the Board's proposed amendment of air quality rules. The Board is proposing to amend air quality rule provisions in Title 17, Chapter 8, Subchapter 8, Administrative Rules of Montana, to update requirements for ozone for major sources subject to major source permitting rules. In July 2011 EPA found Montana's PSD rules inadequate because the rules do not address nitrogen oxides as a precursor pollutant for

ozone. This rulemaking is Montana's response to EPA's ozone implementation rule establishing certain requirements for major sources. Ozone is a criteria pollutant for which EPA has established an ambient standard pursuant to the Clean Air Act. In 1997 EPA revised the Natural Ambient Air Quality Standard for ozone. Ozone is not directly emitted from sources but rather is formed in the ambient air as a
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are emissions from source, therefore, voe and nitrogen oxides are considered ozone precursor pollutants. Ozone is not currently a problem pollutant in Montana and Montana is currently classified as attainment/unclassifiable with respect to the 1997 ozone NAAQS. Montana's rules require a major source to demonstrate that emissions from the proposed construction and operation will not cause or contribute to air pollution in excess of any maximum allowable increase or maximum allowable concentration for any NAAQS pollutant. These proposed amendments would require those demonstrations for ozone precursors voes and nitrogen oxides. These rules apply to the largest sources and the requirements vary depending on the location of the source submitting the application for construction or modification. Following the Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards revision in 1997, EPA established a significant emissions rate for
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### 23 24 25 ozone precursors from voes and nitrogen oxides emitted by major sources. Significant emission rates are used to determine whether an emissions increase from a proposed source or modification may be excluded from permitting review because the proposed source or modification is considered to be minor. Additionally, the Department encourages the Board to amend certain rules concerning PM-2.5. In one instance the Montana PM-2.5 rules incorrectly reference nitrogen dioxide when they should refer to nitrogen oxides. In addition, the notice contains nonsubstantive clerical corrections in citations referenced in the statement of reasonable necessity as follows: The reference to 40 USC 7410{C) should be to 42 USC 7410{a) (2)**{~);** 

### the reference to 70 CFR 71612 should be to 70 FR 71612; the reference to the date of a Federal Register notice in which EPA determined Montana SIP inadequate, rather than May 19, 2011 should be July 22nd, 2011 and the Federal Register citation should be 76 FR**4~918,** 

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### reasonable necessity in the adoption notice. The Department supports the Board's proposed amendments in the rules and requests the Board adopt the amendments as proposed 

### in the notice published in the Montana Administrative Register with the notations made previously on June 7th, 2012. Thank you. MS. ORR: Okay, are there any proponents who wish to speak at this time? There appearing to be norie and there appearing to be

no opponents, by virtue of the attendance at the hearing this hearing is closed. (The hearing was concluded at 11: 13 a.m. ) 

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P. 0. Box 200901 , Helena, MT 59620-0901 • (406) 444-2544 •Website: www.deq.state.mt.us AGENDA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER27, 2012

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 METCALF BUILDING, ROOM 111 1520 EAST SIXTHAVENUE, HELENA, MONTANA 

### ********************************************************** NOTE:Individualagenda itemsare notassignedspecific times. Forpublicnoticepurposes, the meetingwillbeginno earlier than the time specified; however, the Boardmightnotaddress the specificagenda items in the ordertheyare scheduled The Boardwillmake reasonable accommodations forpersons with disabilities who wish toparticipate in thismeeting. Please contacttheBoardSecretary bytelephone at (406) 444-6701 orbye-mailatjwittenberg@mt.govno later than 24 hourspriorto the meetingto advise her of the nature of the accommodationyou need THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER27 2:30 P.M. I. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. 

### REVIEWAND APPROVE MINUTES 1. July 27, 2012, Boardmeeting minutes. II. BRIEFINGITEMS A. CONTESTED CASE UPDATE 1. Enforcementcases assignedto the HearingExaminer

a. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Montana Septage Disposal and Licensure Laws by James Vaughn, d/b/a Any Time Septic & Porta-Potty, Lake County, BER 2011-06 SDL. A Stay of Proceedings was in effect until July 18, 2012. A telephonic status conference was held on July 24, 2012, and on July 25, the hearing examiner issuedSecondScheduling Order. Ahearing is scheduled forNovember 14, 2012. b. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Public Water Supply laws by the city ofRonan Public Water Supply System, PWSID #MT0000318, Ronan, Lake County, BER 2012-04 PWS. The hearing examiner issued First Scheduling Order on July 17, 2012. 

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c. In the matter of violations of the Montana Solid Waste Management Act by Valley County Refuse District #1 at the Valley County Landfill, Glasgow, BER 2012-06 SW. The hearing examiner issued First Scheduling Order on July 17, 2012. 

### Ahearing is scheduled for January 

### 23, 2013. 2. Contested Casesnotassigned to 

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a. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Opencut Mining Act by Brad Blakeman at the Camas Prairie Gravel Pit, Sanders County, BER 2012-01 OC. On July 26, 2012, DEQ filed The Department's Motionfor SummaryJudgment on the Issue of Liability and The Department'sBriefin Support of Motionfor Summary Judgment onthe Issue of Liability: A telephonic hearing on the motionwas held August 30; the appellant did not appear. On September 6, DEQ filed The Department's Supplemental Briefin

Page 1of4Support ofMotionfor Summary Judgment on the issue ofLiability requesting the Board enter an order granting motion for the summary judgment on the issue of .) liability. Thismatterwill proceedto a contested caseproceeding. b. In the matter ofthe request for hearing by William E. Smith, on behalfofMike Adkins, regarding Park County's denial to validate Adkins Class III Waste Tire Monofill License No. 

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### 2012-05 SW. On July 11, 2012, the Board received Amended Appeal Briefand Petitionfor Declaratory Ruling from the attorney for appellants. At its July 27, 2012, meeting, the Board voted to hear all matters in this case. On September 11, 2012, the Boardheard oral argument on pending motions; the Board granted the pending motion to intervene ofProtecting Paradise, and granted a motion to stay proceedings until disposition ofthe Petitionfor Judicial Review filed in the SixthJudicial District. 3. OtherContestedCase Briefings
a. In the matter of violations of the Montana Underground Storage Tank Act by Jeanny Hlavka, individually and d/b/a J.R. Enterprise, 

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### Fort Peck Station, Valley County, BER 

### 2010-08 UST. On March 9, 2012, the District Court remanded the case back to the Board. On July 9, 2012, attorney for DEQ filed The Department's SecondMotionfor Summary Judgment. The appellants filed Response to SecondSummaryJudgmentMotion on July 19, and on July 25, DEQ filed ReplyBrief in Supportof the Department'sSecondMotion forSummaryJudgment. On August 

### 30, DEQ filed Motion to Vacate the Schedule pending a Decision on the Department's Second MotionforSummaryJudgment. Ahearing is setfor October25, 2012. III.ACTION ITEMS 

### A. INITIATION OF RULEMAKING DEQ will proposethatthe Boardinitiaterulemakingto: 1. Amend ARM Title 17, Chapter 38, Subchapter 

### l, Public Water and Sewer Plans, Cross Connections, and Drilling Water Wells, by adding a new rule to address the repair of significant deficiencies and add a new line item and fee to the plan review fee tables. The proposed new rule would clarify the definition of a significant deficiency and would require its repair, with department approval. The proposed amendments to 17.38.I06 would create a new line item and associated fee relatedto water and wastewater sliplining projects. The new fees would reduce the costs of those reviews by approximately 40 percent. B. REPEAL, AMENDMENT, ORADOPTION OF FINAL RULES 1. In the matter offinal adoption ofthe revision of Circular DEQ-2, Design Standards for Municipal Wastewater Collection and Treatment. Included in the revisions to DEQ-2 are treatment standards, classifications, and allowable uses for reclaimed wastewater. Associated with these reuse standards are proposed rule changes under the Water Quality Actandthe Public WaterSupply Act. · 2. In the matter ofthe amendment ofwater quality standards rules. The departmentproposes to adopt amendments to rules in ARM 17, Chapter 30, subchapters 5, 6, 7, and 

### 10, pertaining to mixing zones, surface water quality standards, nondegradation requirements, and ground water rules. The department also proposes to adopt amendments to 

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### 6, pertaining to underground storage tanks. The proposed rulemaking is primarily intended to incorporate new and revised water quality standards and required reporting values in Circular DEQ-7 into the rules listed above. Proposed changes to ARM 

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### 30, subchapter 6 also includes amendments to update definitions, amendments to avoid duplication and inconsistencies with other rules, andremoval ofa water-use classificationthat is no longerrelevant. 

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### 17.8.818 related to ozone implementation, pertaining to definitions and review of major stationary sources and majormodifications as setforth in

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### 17-334. C. FINALACTION ON CONTESTED CASES 1. In the matteroftheappealand request for hearing by RoseburgForestProducts Co. of DEQ's Notice of Final Decision regarding Montana Ground Water Pollution Control System Permit No. MTX000099, BER2010-09 WQ. A telephonic conference washeld on June 

### 19, 2012, in which the parties indicatedthey were discussing settlement. On July 

### 31, 2012, the parties filed Stipulationfor Dismissal. An order dismissing the case willbe presented for signature. 

### 2. In the matter of violations of the Public Water Supply Laws by Olson's Lolo Hot Springs,Inc. atLolo HotSprings,PWSID #MT0000805, Missoula County,BER2011- 09 PWS. On August 

### 15, the Board receivedthe parties' Stipulation/orDismissal. An order dismissing the case will be presented for signature. 

### 3. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Opencut Mining Act by Ell DirtWorks, LLC, at the Gene Foss Pit 1, Richland County, BER 2011-11 OC. On August 

### 30, 2012, the Board received Stipulation to Dismiss, signed by the parties. An order dismissing the case will be presented for signature. 

### 4. In the matter ofviolations ofthe Water Quality Act by SK Construction, Inc. on US Highway 2 near Bainville, Roosevelt County, BER 2011-20 WQ. On September 

### 12, 2012, the Board received Stipulation for Dismissal signed by the parties. An order dismissingthe casewill bepresented for signature. 

### 5. In the matter of violations of the Opencut Mining Act by the City of Ronan at Ronan, Lake County, BER2011-23 OC. On July 

### 27, the Board received Stipulation to Dismiss, signed by the parties. An order dismissing the case will be presented for signature. 6. In the matter ofviolations of the Opencut Mining Act by Russell Olsen at PaveCo Pit,Flathead County, BER2012-07 OC. The Board received the request for hearing on July 

### 11, 2012. DEQ filed Motion to Dismiss on July 

### 13, 2012. On August 

### 30, the hearing examiner issued Order on Motion to Dismiss, granting DEQ's motion to dismiss with prejudice and providingthe petitioneruntil September 

### 11, 2012, to file written exceptions. Noexceptions werefiled. An orderdismissingthe case will be presented for signature. D. NEW CONTESTED CASES 

### 1. In the matter of violations of the Montana Strip and Underground Mine Reclamation Act by Signal PeakEnergy, LLC at BullMountain Mine #1, Roundup, Musselshell County,BER2012-08 SM. The Boardreceived the appeal on July 

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### 6, the interim hearing examiner issued First Prehearing Order, and the parties

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### on August 16, 2012. A First Scheduling Order 

### wasissued on September 13, 2012. The Boardmay appoint apermanenthearing examiner ordecide to hearthe matter. ) 

### 2. In the matter of the request for hearing by Hawthorne Springs Property Owners Association; H Lazy Heart, LLC; Patchy, Inc.; and other residents regarding Opencut Mining Permit No. 2258, issued to Farwest Rock Products, Missoula County, BER 2012-09 OC. The Board received the request on August 20, 2012. The interim hearing examiner issued FirstPrehearing Order 

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### 17, to file a proposed schedule. On September 

### 7, the Board received a notice of appearance Pro Se from Farwest Rock Products. The Board may appoint a permanenthearing examinerordecide to hearthe matter. 

### 3. In the matter of the request for hearing by Earth Justice, Montana Environmental Information Center, Sierra Club, and National Wildlife Federation regarding the Administrative Order on Consent issued to PPL Montana, LLC, BER 2012-10 MFS. TheBoard received the requestfor hearing on September4, 2012. AFirstPrehearing Order 

### wasissued on September 13, 2012. The Boardmay appointapermanenthearing examineror decideto hearthe matter. IV.GENERALPUBLIC COMMENT Underthis item, members ofthe public may commenton any publicmatter withinthejurisdiction of the Board that is not otherwise on the agenda of the meeting. Individual contested case proceedings are notpublic matters onwhich the publicmay comment. 

### V. ADJOURNMENT

I. HEARING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER28 9:00 A.M.

In thematterofviolations ofthe OpencutMiningAct byBradBlakeman attheCamas PrairieGravelPit, SandersCounty,BER2012-01 OC. The Board will hold a contested case hearing in this matter. II. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT Underthis item, members ofthe public may commenton any public matterwithinthejurisdiction ofthe Boardthat is nototherwise onthe agenda ofthemeeting. Individual contested case proceedings are notpublic matters onwhichthe public may comment. III.ADJOURN

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Heard at Room 111, Metcalf Building 1520 East Sixth Avenue Helena, Montana September 27, 2012 2:30 P.M.

CHAIRMAN JOE RUSSELL Page 1

MEMBERS: LARRY MIRES, HEIDI KAISER, LARRY ANDERSON, JOE WHALEN, MARVIN MILLER. BOARD LIAISON: TOM LIVERS. BOARD ATTORNEY: KATHERINE ORR.

PREPARED BY: SUSAN JOHNSON, RPR

COURT REPORTER, NOTARY PUBLIC P.O. BOX 1192 HELENA, MONTANA 59624 (406) 442-8262

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2 MR. LIVERS: Mr. Chairman, th.tt's going tc be

3 Rod McNeil. So maybe if y:m're okay goi11g out of ore er,
4 we can gc ahead with the air' rule, and I 11 go round up
5 the wate1 folks.
6 CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: That's fine. That would
7 be**great~** We are going to move along and double back on B this. So you are going to talk about ARM 17.8.801 and
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10 MS. WOLFE: Thank you, Mr. Chair and Members
ll of the Board. For the record, my name is Debra Wolfe,
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16 board today is taking action on a proposal to amend Air
17 Quality Provision 17.8.801, 17.8.818 to update
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19 source permitting rules. As I described in the previous
20 presentation to request initiation of this rulemaking,
21 there have been certain changes· to federal requirements
22 for major sources which necessitated revisions to
23 Montana's major source permitting program in order to
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3 packet a hearings officer report, a draft notice and an
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5 We do, as a department, support the board's
6 proposed amendments to the rules and we'request the
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15 CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: Thanks. Questions? (No response)

CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: No. All right. There

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17 I don't see anyone, Tom. All right. I would
18 entertain a motion to adopt the rule, accept the
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25 MS. KAISER: I so move. CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: Moved by Heidi. Is there

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3 CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: Hearing none, all those in
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6 CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: Opposed.

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8 CHAIRMAN RUSSELL: Motion carries
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10 MR. LIVE S: Mr. Chairman, for the record,

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# Final Notice of Rulemaking

Effective Purpose October 12, 2012 Notice ofAmendment (Water Quality, SubdivisionsLOn-Site Subsurface Wastewater Treatment, Public Water and Sewage System Reguirements, Solid Waste Mana5ement
- Definitions, Exclusions from Permit Reguirements, Su
- divisions, Wastewater Treatment Sl'.stems, Plans for Public Water SUQQly or Wastewater System, Fees, OQeration and Maintenance Reguirements for Land AQQOlication or Incor1:2oration of SeQtage, Grease TraQ Wastes, and Incor1:2oration by Reference
- MAR Notice No. 17-336) October 12, 2012 Notice ofAmendment and Repeal <Reclamation Water Oualitv. Subdivisions, CECRA, Underground Storage Tanks -DeQartment Circular DEQ-7, Definitions, IncorQorations by Reference, C-3 Classification Standards, General Treatment Standards, General Prohibitions, Water-Use Classification and DescriQtions for Ponds and Reservoirs Constructed for the DisQosal of Coal Bed Methane Water and G-1 Classification Standards

- MAR Notice No. 17-335) October 12, 2012 Notice ofAmendment (Air Quality
- Definitions and Review of Major Stationaey Sources and Major Modifications--Source AQQlicability and ExemQtions
- MAR Notice No 17-334) August 10, 2012 Notice ofAmendment and Adoption (Reclamation
- General Performance Standards and Rules Not AQQlicable to In Situ Coal OQerations
- MAR Notice No. 17-333) April 13, 2012 Corrected Notice ofAdoption (StriQ and Underground Mine Reclamation Act
- DeQartment's Obligations Regarding the AQQlicantLViolator System
- MAR Notice No. 17-324) June 8, 2012 

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- Incornoration by Reference
- MAR Notice No. 17-332) June 8, 2012 Notice ofAmendment (Public Water and Sewage System Reguirements
- Treatment Reguirements, Control Tests, Testing and SamQling Records and reQorting Reguirements, Definitions, Incor1:2oration by Reference, Cross-Connections: Regulatory Reguirements,**Volunta~** Cross-Connection Control Programs: A1;rnlication Reguirements, and Stan ards and Reguirements for· Cross-Connection Control
- MAR Notice No. 17-331) April 27, 2012 Notice of Amendment (WaterTreatment Systems and 0Qerators
- Definitions, Classification of Systems, Certification of 0Qerators, Examinations, Certified Ooerator in Carge of System-- Excegtions
- MAR Notice No. 17-329) April 13, 2012 Notice of Amendment, Adoption,and Repeal (Strig and Underground Mine Reclamation Act
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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE STATE OF MONTANA In the matter ofthe amendment ofARM ) 17.8.801and17.8.818, pertaining to ) definitions and review of majorstationary) sources and major modifications--source) applicability and exemptions ) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT (AIR QUALITY}

TO: All Concerned Persons 1. On June 7, 2012, the Board of Environmental Review published 

### MAR Notice No. 17-334 regarding a notice of public hearing on proposed amendment of the above-stated rules at page 1098, 2012 Montana Administrative Register, issue number 11. 2. The board has amended the rules exactly as proposed. 3. The department submitted testimony at the rule hearing on July 12, 2012. In preparing its testimony forthe rule hearing, DEQ noticed clerical errors in the statement of reasonable necessity concerning citations to federal laws and regulations. The department submitted testimony atthe hearing to correct these clerical errors. The clerical corrections are as follows, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined: REASON: The board is proposing amendments to Montana's prevention of significant deterioration (PSD) rules to conform the rules to amendments to federal regulations by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2005. The federal Clean AirAct, 42 USC 7401 through 7671 q (CAA), directs each state to assure that air quality in that state meets minimum standards·applicable across the nation. The CAA directs the EPA to establish National AmbientAir Quality Standards (NAAQS) for air pollutants that meet certain criteria regarding effects on public health and welfare. Pursuant to the CAA, EPA has authorized the state of Montana to regulate major sources in the state. For Montana to retain this authority, the board is required to adoptthe minimum standards applicable to major source emissions ofa NAAQS pollutant whenever a NAAQS is established or revised 40 USC 7410(C) 7410(a)(2)(C). On November 29, 2005, EPA published regulations regarding the implementation ofthe 1997 ozone NAAQS (70 GFR 71612). Those regulations required revisions to state programs for major source permitting. One ofthe requirements in the EPA regulations was to address ozone formation by regulating precursor pollutants. "Precursor pollutants" are pollutants that combine to form another pollutant. The federal regulations include nitrogen oxides (NOx) that react with volatile organic compounds to form ozone. In a decision published on May 1Q July 22, 2011, in the Federal Register at 76 FR 28934 43918, EPAfound Montana's PSD rules for ozone inadequate because the rules do not address NOx as a precursor pollutant for ozone. The proposed amendments in this notice would Montana Administrative Register 19-10/11/12-2059-

address EPA's concerns and make Montana's rules for PSD permits adequate to implementing the 1997 8-hour ozone NAAQS. The remainder ofthe statement of reasonable necessity remains as set

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IslJohn F. North JOHN F. NORTH Rule Reviewer BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW

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) MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY NOTICE FOR PUBLIC HEARING 1) The Department of Environmental Quality is inviting public comment on the submission of administrative rules intothe Montana State Implementation Plan (SIP). 2) The air quality rules proposed to be submitted are Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM) 17.8.801and17.8.818 concerning updates for ozone implementation, pertainingto definitions and review ofmajor stationary sources and major modifications. These changes related 

### to ozone, set forth in MAR Notice No. 17-334, were adopted bythe Board of Environmental Review on September 27, 2012. 3) The Department will be accepting public comment regardingthe proposal to includethese rules intothe SIP. 4) Any person may request public hearing on this matter. Ifthe Department receives a request forpublic hearing, a public hearing on this matterwill be scheduled and the time forthat hearing will be announced and another 30 daytime period for submitting commentwill begin. 5) Interested persons may viewthe rules on the Department's website at: http://deq.mt.gov/pubcom.mcpx or may call the Department at 406-444-0524to have copies made available fortheir inspection. 6) The State of Montana makes reasonable accommodations for any known disabilitythat may interferewith a person's abilityto participate in state government proceedings. Persons needing accommodation must contact Oline Barta concerning the nature ofthe accommodation. Please contact Ms. Barta at P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901; phone (406) 444-0524; fax (406) 444-1499; or email obarta@mt.gov. 7) Interested parties may submittheir comments concerningthe proposal described above in writingtothe Department by addressingthem to Oline. Barta, 1520 E. Sixth Avenue, P .0. Box 200901, Helena, Montana, 59620-0901; faxing them to (406) 444-1499; or sendingthem via email addressed to "obarta@mt.gov."
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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF THE STATE OF MONTANA In the matter ofthe amendment ofARM ) 17.8.801 and 17.8.818, pertaining to ) definitions and review of major stationary) sources and major modifications--source) applicability and exemptions ) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT (AIR QUALITY)

TO: All Concerned Persons 1. On July 12, 2012, at 11:00 a.m., the Board of Environmental Review will hold apublic hearing in Room 35, Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, Helena, Montana, to consider the proposed amendment ofthe above-stated rules. 2. The board will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative accessible format ofthis notice. Ifyou require an accommodation, contact Elois Johnson, Paralegal, no laterthan 5:00 p.m., June 18, 2012, to advise us ofthe nature ofthe accommodation thatyou need. Please contact Elois Johnson at Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620- 0901; phone (406) 444-2630; fax (406) 444-4386; or e-mail ejohnson@mt.gov. 3. The rules proposed to be amended provide as follows, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined: 17.8.801 DEFINITIONS In this subchapter, the following definitions apply: (1) through (19) remain the same. (20) "Major modification" means any physical change in, or change in the method ofoperation of, a major stationary source thatwould result in a significant net emissions increase ofany pollutant subjectto regulation underthe FCAA, excluding hazardous air pollutants, except to the extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents of more general pollutants listed in section 108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA. (a) Any net emissions increase that is significant for volatile organic compounds or**NO~** will be considered significant for ozone. · (b) through (21)(d) remain the same. (22) The following apply to the definition ofthe term "major stationary source": (a) through (a)(iii) remain the same. (b) A major source that is majorfor volatile organic compounds or**NO~** will be considered majorfor ozone. (c) through (24)(g) remain the same. (25) "Nitrogen Oxides" or**"NO~"** means the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas or emission point. (25) and (26) remain the same, but are renumbered (26) and (27).**~** (28) The following apply to the definition ofthe term "significant": MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12

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(a) "significant" means, in reference to a net emissions increase or the potential ofa source to emit any ofthe following pollutants, a rate ofemissions that would equal or exceed any ofthefollowing rates: Pollutant and Emissions Rate

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Nitrogen oxides (NOJ: 40 tpy Sulfurdioxide (S02 ): 40 tpy Particulate matter: 25 tpy of particulate matter emissions 15tpy of PM-10 emissions PM-2.5: 10 tpy ofdirect PM-2.5 emissions, 40 tpy of sulfur dioxide

## tsGat emissions, or40tpy of nitrogen dioxide (NOa} nitrogen oxides (NOJemissions unless demonstrated notto be a PM-2.5 precursor Ozone: 40 tpy ofvolatile organic compounds or nitrogen oxides Lead: 0.6 tpy Fluorides: 3 tpy Sulfuric acid mist: 7 tpy Hydrogen sulfide (H2S): 10 tpy Total reduced sulfur (including H2 S): 10 tpy Reduced sulfur compounds (including H2 S): 10tpy Municipal waste combustor organics (measured as total tetra- through octachlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans): 3.2 * 1

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### * 10-6 tpy) Municipal waste combustor metals (measured as particulate matter): 14 megagrams peryear (15 tpy) Municipal waste combustor acid gases (measured as sulfur dioxide

## tsGat and hydrogen chloride): 36 megagrams peryear (40 tpy) (b) "significant" means, in reference to a net emissions increase or the potential of a source to emit a pollutant subject to regulation under the FCAA, that**~** (28)(a) does not list any emissions rate. This does·not include hazardous air pollutants, exceptto the extentthat such hazardous air pollutants are regulated as constituents of more general pollutants listed in section 108(a)(1) ofthe FCAA. (c) Notwithstanding**~** (28)(a), "significant" means any emissions rate or any net emissions increase associated with a major stationary source or major modification, which would construct within 10 kilometers of a Class I area, and have an impact on such area equal to or greaterthan one μg/m3 (24-hour average). (28) and (29) remain the same, but are renumbered (29) and (30). AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA 17.8.818 REVIEW OF MAJOR STATIONARY SOURCES AND MAJOR MODIFICATIONS--SOURCEAPPLICABILITY AND EXEMPTIONS (1) through (6) remain the same. (7) The department may exempt a proposed major stationary source or major modification from the requirements ofARM 17.8.822, with respect to monitoring for a particular pollutant, if: 11-6/7/12 MAR Notice No. 17-334

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(a) the emissions increase ofthe pollutant from a new stationary source or the net emissions increase ofthe pollutant from a modification would cause, in any area, air quality impacts less than the following amounts: (i) through (v) remain the same. (vi) ozone: no de minimus air quality level is provided for ozone. However, any net increase of 100tons peryear or more ofvolatile organic compounds Qf nitrogen oxides subject to this subchapter requires an ambient impact analysis, including the gathering ofambient air quality data; (vii) through (c) remain the same. AUTH: 75-2-111, 75-2-203, MCA IMP: 75-2-202, 75-2-203, 75-2-204, MCA REASON: The board is proposing amendments to Montana's prevention of significant deterioration (PSD) rules to conform the rules to amendments to federal regulations by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2005. The federal Clean AirAct, 42 USC 7401 through 7671q (CAA), directs each state to assure that air quality in that state meets minimum standards applicable across the nation. The CAA directs the EPAto establish National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for air pollutants that meet certain criteria regarding effects on public health and welfare. Pursuant to the CAA, EPA has authorized the state of Montana to regulate major sources in the state. For Montana to retain this authority, the board is required to adopt the minimum standards applicable to major source emissions of a NAAQS pollutantwhenever a NAAQS is established or revised 40 USC 7410(C). On November 29, 2005, EPA published regulations regarding the implementation ofthe 1997 ozone NAAQS (70 CFR 71612). Those regulations required revisions to state programs for major source permitting. One ofthe requirements in the EPA regulations was to address ozone formation by regulating precursor pollutants. "Precursor pollutants" are pollutants that combine to form another pollutant. The federal regulations include nitrogen oxides (NOx) that react with volatile organic compounds to form ozone. In a decision published on May 19, 2011, in the Federal Register at 76 FR 28934, EPA found Montana's PSD rules for. ozone inadequate because the rules do not address NOx as a precursor pollutantfor ozone. The proposed amendments in this notice would address EPA's concerns and make Montana's rules for PSD permits adequate to implementing the 1997 8- hourozone NAAQS. Generally, the proposed amendments to the rules would add NOx as a precursor pollutantthat contributes to the formation of ozone. The department and applicants for permits to construct or modify major sources would be required to analyze the applicability of PSD requirements based on NOx as a precursor to ozone. The following are briefdescriptions ofthe proposed amendments: ARM 17.8.801(20)(a)would be amended by modifying the definition of "major modification," adding NOx as a precursor pollutant for ozone when NOx emissions exceed a significance threshold. ARM 17.8.801(22)(b)would be amended to add NOx as a precursorto ozone, MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12

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triggering consideration of a source as "major" for ozone when the source emits or has the potential to emit 100 tons per year of NOx. ARM 17.8.801(25) would be amended by adding a definition ofthe term nitrogen oxides or NOx, defining it as the sum ofnitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas or emission point. ARM 17.8.801(27)(a) would be amended to add a significance level of40 tons or more peryear of NOx because NOx is a precursor pollutant that, in combination with VOCs, creates ozone. Ozone is not a source emission; butan increase in NOx emissions, which is a source emission, is a good surrogate for the formation of ozone. A significant increase in ozone will be assumed based on a 40 tpy or more net increase in the potential to emit of NOx. ARM 17.8.818(7)(a)(vi) would be amended to add that a net increase of 100 tons or more per year of NOx, as a precursor to ozone formation, triggers an ambient impact analysis. The board is also proposing the following amendment concerning particulate mattersmaller than 2.5 microns, referred to as PM-2.5: ARM 17.8.801(27)(a), would be amended by substituting "nitrogen oxides" for "nitrogen dioxide (N02 )" as a precursor to PM-2.5 formation. In that subsection, a net emissions increase or potential to emit of40 tons per year of NOx would cause a source to be considered majorfor PM-2.5 for the purpose oftriggering PSD review. The use of "nitrogen dioxide (N02 )" was a mistake when the rule was adopted in September 2011. The board intended to use "nitrogen oxides," which include the sum of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide in the flue gas or emission point because they are precursors to the formation of PM-2.5, and the board is proposing to correct that mistake. The board is also proposing to amend portions of rules listed above for consistency of language when referring to sulfur dioxide (S02) and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The proposed amendments would match the comparable language provided in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). These proposed amendments are not intended to changethe substance ofthese rules. 4. Concerned persons may submit their data, views, or arguments, either orally or in writing, at the hearing. Written data, views, or arguments may also be submitted to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 

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notices of rulemaking actions proposed bythis agency. Persons who wish to have their name added to the list shall make a written requestthat includes the name, email, and mailing address ofthe person 

### to receive notices and specifies that the person wishes to receive notices regarding: air quality; hazardous waste/waste oil; asbestos control; water/wastewatertreatment plant operator certification; solid waste;junk vehicles; infectious waste; public water supply; public sewage systems regulation; hard rock (metal) mine reclamation; majorfacility siting; opencut mine reclamation; strip mine reclamation; subdivisions; renewable energy grants/loans; wastewatertreatment or safe drinking water revolving grants and loans; water quality; CECRA; underground/above ground storage tanks; MEPA; orgeneral procedural rules otherthan MEPA. Notices will be sent by e-mail unless a mailing preference is noted in the request. Such written request may be mailed or delivered to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 E. Sixth Ave., P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901, faxed to the office at (406) 444-4386, e-mailed to Elois Johnson at ejohnson@mt.gov, or may be made by completing a request form at any rules hearing held by the board. 7. The bill sponsor contact requirements of2-4-302; MCA, do not apply. Reviewed by:



### IslDavidRusoff DAVID RUSOFF Rule Reviewer BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW



### BY: IslJoseph W Russell JOSEPH W. RUSSELL, M.P.H., Chairman Certified to the Secretary ofState, May 29, 2012.

MAR Notice No. 17-334 11-6/7/12

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### Montana Department of 

# EmRONMENTAJLQururv Steve Bullock,Governor Tracy Stone-Manning,Director P. 0.Box 200901 • Helena, MT 59620-0901 • (406) 444-2544 • Website: www.deq.mt.gov

January 17, 2013 Air Interested Parties MT-DEQ, Air Resources Management Bureau (ARMB) Notice for Public Hearing for Submission ofAdministrative Rules into the Montana State Implementation Plan (SIP) The Department of Environmental Quality is inviting public comment on the submission of administrative rules into the Montana State Implementation Plan (SIP). The rules to be submitted are Administrative Rules ofMontana (ARM) 17.8.801 and 17.8.818 concerning updates for ozone implementation, pertaining to definitions and review of major stationary sources and major modifications. These changes related to ozone, set forth in MAR Notice No. 17-334, were adopted by the Board of Environmental Review on September 27, 2012. The public notice is included in this mailing. Interested parties may view the MAR Notice No. 17-334 at http://deq.mt.gov/pubcom.mcpx or may obtain a copy by calling the Department at 406·'444-0524.

EnforcementDivision • Permitting& ComplianceDivision • Planning,Prevention & Assistance Division • Remediation DivisionLyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 EmailAddress Name 2horses@nemontel.net Debbie Madison 

# /) Sfriendlyfish@bresnan.net Jack & Pamela Emard Abbie.Krebsbach@mdu.com Abbie Krebsbach aclark27@bloomberg.net Aaron Clark adam.poll@tetratech.com Adam Poll afanderson@fs.fed.us Anna Anderson ahedges@meic.org Anne Hedges ahenolson@trinityconsultants.com Anna Henolson alexanderrr@cdm.com Bob Alexander alimurray@q.com Ali altmannscott@yahoo.com Scott alyssa.herbst@bsd7.org Alyssa andrea.perez@hexion.com Andrea anthonycalvertOl@yahoo.com tony antoine.paul33@gmail.com antoine paul apack@all4inc.com Amy Pack artr@aes4home.com art ratcliffe astecpermits@gmail.com Catherine aussie_northcott@hotmail.com robert Ayala.Kathy@epamail.epa.gov Kathy Ayala bacttracking@bdlaw.com Alex Mesmer bayxie@aol.com eddy 

# ) bdhohn@hohneng.com Brian Hohn bdundas@truecos.com Bob Dundas beamman6056@msn.com Anderson benjamin.recker@tetratech.com Ben Recker berrysoup@yahoo.com bonita bettylu@blackfoot.net Jim Young bhabeck@mt.gov Bob Habeck bholland@crowleylaw.com B

.. Holland big49sky@yahoo.com Robert Burtch bigsky4ever@bresnan.net Henry Banuelos Sr bjohnson@summite.com Bruce Johnson blaise.leblanc@hotmail.com Blaise Leblanc blakecrk@gmail.com Krista Evans bmgorm@bresnan.net bev Gormley bml@stateside.com Becky Lukaesko bob.vantuyl@ashgrove.com Bob Vantuyl boschleicher@mt.gov Bob Schleicher brad.korpi@kochind.com Brad Korpi
- Koch Ag. bret@bison-eng.com Bret Gallo brian.mchugh@tetratech.com Brian McHugh brianna@clarkfork.org Brianna Randall 

# ) Brianne_dugan@baucus.senate.gov Brianne Dugan brinda@serafinatechnical.com Brinda Ramanathan Brittanys07@yahoo.com Brittany steinbrook

1Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 brogers@newfield.com Brad Rogers Bruce.Krepley@naes.com Bruce Krepley bschmidt@co.missoula.mt.us Ben Schmidt bsoamj@3rivers.net MaryJane McGarity BSquires@nicnd.com Bruce Squires Bstevenson@rosipower.com Bruce Stevenson YELP bsublasky@emsl.com ben burns.betsy@epa.gov Betsy Burns bvaughn@montana.com Barbara Vaughn c2nites2000@yahoo.com Kermit Snow calvin.e.kidney@wellsfargp.com Calvin Kidney cartoonsmart@mac.com Buddy Rogers cash1230@esaphaseone.com John Meyers cathyl@bkbh.com Cathy Laughner cbengtson@belgradeschools.com Connie Bengtson cboe@mt.gov Chris Boe cclawson@yahoo.com cheryl cefarms@tetonwireless.net Chad Dohney cflanders@nobleenergyinc.com Catherine Flanders cgernand@mt.gov Candice Gernand chalbert@landauinc.com Chip Halbert chenine.wozniak@ch2m.com Chenine Wozniak chomer@mt.gov Charles Homer chowchowizclee@hotmail.com Chelsea Lee 

# ) chuck@netentrust.com chuck chuckp@cskt.org Chuck Page cindy_buschman@mccormick.com Cindy Buschman cindymed@hotmaii.com Cindy claseur@plainsjustice.org Carrie La Seur clcolclasure@hollandhart.com Chris Colclasure cmhd@midrivers.com Mike Rinaldi cmrcd@midrivers.com Monty L. Sealey cnuno@billingsclinic.org Crystal Nuno coate.carson@epa.gov Carson Coate coolnickjr@hotmail.com randy lahey Corie.downey@gmail.com Corie coupscounter@yahoo.com David saylor cpowell@ltenv.com Chad Powell cranecreationsl@yahoo.com Julia Crane crose@3rivers.net Corrine Rose csturtevant@aquionix.com Colby Sturtevant ctaft@co.bighorn.mt.us Craig Taft d.keane@bresnan.net Senator Keane dan.corti@mso.umt.edu Dan Corti Daniellelmsw@me.com Danielle Trimarco 

## ) darrell.soyars@avistacorp.com Darrell Soyars dave.burnett99@hotmail.com dave burnett

2Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 daveduttonfraser@yahoo.com dave davew@kirkwoodcompanies.com Dave 

# ) david_long@eogresources.com David Long dblank@ncpa.org Danielle Blank dbusby@montanarefining.com Dexter Busby dcowan@mt.gov Devin Cowan dcquickdraw@gmail.com Devin Cowan debbies

_design@yahoo.com Debra Vetter deborah.perry@oneok.com Deborah Perry detroit03mm@yahoo.com Mike dhart@cleanair.com Dean Hart dhrubes@midrivers.com David Hrubes dia@kboz.com Dia Johnson diannalin@msn.com Dianna Lintner djohnsonhorne@barrick.com Deborah Johnson-Horne dlambrecht@jbrenv.com David Lambrecht dlorenzen@pioneer-technical.com Diane Lorenzen dmunson@mt.gov Darren Munson dnunn@fs.fed.us David Nunn donald.may@tetratech.com Don May dpaulsen@ala-nr.org Dick Paulsen dpavuk@crowleylaw.com D.Pavuk dshonerd@multistate.com David Shonerd 

# ) dsimonson@mt.gov Dave Simonson dsoehren@bresnan.net Doug Soehren dtabish@flatheadbeacon.com Dillon Tabish dteske@mt.gov Dee dugiejm@hotmail.com Jeff dujohnson@mt.gov Dusti dustin_northern@omimexgroup.com Dustin Northen dvanhyningl@msn.com Dyrck Van Hyning DVizzolini@collisionsync.com Dana Vizzolini dwalsh@mt.gov Dan Walsh dwolfe@mt.gov Deb Wolfe ed@mt.net Ed Santos edmadler@hotmail.com Edward Madler -APCAC edward.hookl@montana.edu ej hook eemc@bresnan.net Dave Wang eisele.adam@epa.gov Adam Eisele elbrunner@gmail.com Erica Brunner eleigh@libby.org Erik Leigh emcrae@fageninc.com Edward McRae emerchant@mt.gov Eric Merchant ernilieboyles@yahoo.com emilie boyles 

# ) eric.detmer@cldpk.com Eric Detmer ericb@rfpco.com Eric Bornhorst esa@platts.com Esa

3Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 expedite.maynard@yahoo.com Robin Maynard fcrowley@doneylaw.com Frank Crowley fisherm@ftsd.org fisher 

# ) fotto@ups.com Friedhelm Otto frank@shumaker.psemail.com frank gaila_consulting@msn.com Gail Abercrombie gcm@sierraresearch.com Gabe McAuliffe geraldschlosser@benefis.org Gerald Schlosser gfox@alliedengineering.com Gary Fox gmcgann@co.carbon.mt.us Gregory McGann gpeakl@gmail.com Lee Greg.brown@chsinc.com Greg Brown grodway@bison-eng.com Grant Radway guy@axmen.com guy hanson hbedbury@montanarefining.com Hadley Bedbury h bruner@mt.gov Heidy Bruner hector.ybanez@holcim.com HectorYbanez hestmark.martin@epa.gov Martin Hestmark hhsgreengroup@gmail.com HHS Green Group hkaiser@hydrometrics.com Heidi Kaiser hpeterson@mtech.edu Holly Peterson hrash@mt.gov Hoby Rash hrobbins@bison-eng.com Hal Robbins hthigpen@mt.gov Helen Thigpen 

# ) info@kakuk.com Michael Kakuk info@lion.com Lion Technologies info@northernplains.org Northern Plains Resource Council Jackie.Flikkema@Kniferiver.com Jackie Flikkema jackross@nemontel.net Jack Ross Jagadeesan.Sethuraman@whiting.com Jagadeesan Sethuraman jahughes@mt.gov Jim Hughes jajehn@marathonoil.com John Jehn jake.weirich@edaw.com Jake Weiriich jakenny@mt.gov Jake Kenny james.makowecki@taqa.ca James Makowecki jamie.christopher@aecom.com Jamie Christopher jamiew@slservices.net Jamie Whiteman javid@mod2.com Javid Nia jcarlin@mt.gov Jim Carlin jcarlson@co.missoula.mt.us Jim Carlson jcarlson@glacierbancorp.com Jen Carlson jchaffee@bison-eng.com JeffChaffee jdorris@mt.gov Joshua Dorris jdunbar60@gmail.com jean dunbar jean.semborski@conocophillips.com Jean Semborski 

## ) jeannehallesy@yahoo.com Jeanne jeff.briggs@ashgrove.com Jeff Briggs

4Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 jeff@ajaxcomputernetworking.com Jeff Jenna_k_02@hotmail.com Jenna Loring 

# ) jennifer.cinq-mars@ang.af.mil Jen jennifergoldman@ogap.org Jennifer Goldman jenomara@mt.gov Jenny O'Mara JeremyFlesch@yahoo.com Jeremy Flesch jerry.dismukes@whiting.com Jerry Dismukes jespvl@gmail.com Jes jfdowns@babcock.com John Downs jford2@mt.gov McCloud {Joe) Ford Jiakun.Zhang@stjude.org Jiakun Zhang jilesejibril@yahoo.com Jilese jill.linn@wbip.com Jill Linn jjahnke@co.missoula.mt.us Josy Jahnke jmariepatrick@3rivers.net June Patrick JMBlanco@marathonpetroleum.com Julius Blanco jmerkel@mt.gov Julie Merkel jmherbenson@msn.com Jerry Herbenson jmparker@pplweb.com Jim Parker joanna_547@hotmail.com joanna jodyf@anacondaheadstart.org Jody Joe@shumaker.psemail.com Joe Aline John@SenatorJohn.net John Brueggman 

# ) john_lei@ibew.org John Lei
- APCAC john_mcmichael@xtoenergy.com John McMichael jon.madison@mdu.com Jon madison jonnysanty@gmail.com Jonny Santy joseph.w.lierow@exxonmobil.com Joe Lierow josephfdepaz@yahoo.com Joseph F. de Paz joshua.jua@riverstonehealth.org Joshua joystevensl@bresnan.net Joy Stevens jpowell@step2compliance.com Jill Powell jrossow@bepc.com Josh Rossow jrussell@flathead.mt.gov Joe Russell jscott@cherrycreekradio.com Jay Scott jskoog@rmsmanagement.com Jay Skoog jugorowski@mt.gov Joe Ugorowski jwalsh@wayzpartners.com John Walsh Kalle.Kuether@mdu.com Kalle Kuether kdavid@flathead.mt.gov Kelly David kenre@comcast.net Kenneth Reeves khooper@libby.org Kathy Hooper Kirby_campbell-rierson@baucus.senate.g1 Kirby Campbell kirsty _gilmour@hotmail.com Kirsty Gilmour 

# ) klricord@yahoo.com kl kmoore@co.lewis-clark.mt.us Kathy Moore korr@mt.gov Katherine Orr

5Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 krandall@fvcc.edu Katie Randall ksolberg@anacondadeerlodge.mt.gov Karen Solberg ktooke@enerplus.com Kirsti Tooke kwalsh@enviroconsult.com Kevin Walsh 

# ) lanakay@live.com alana larry@montanasulphur.com Larry Zink Idark@fs.fed.us Lori Clark leah.bennett@rocketmaii.com Leah Bennett lee@prrlaw.com Lee Bruner lepodal@yahoo.com Debbie Lepo Leslie.Holtz@va.gov Leslie Holtz lhendley@co.lewis-clark.mt.us LHendley library@crowleylaw.com Crowley Law linda@livingcenter.com The Livingcenter lindsay.spurlock@imerys.com Lindsay Spurlock lisasandoval@contres.com Lisa Sandoval lkambham@trinityconsultants.com Latha kambham lloken@wpcnd.com Lance Loken lmoody@all-llc.com Lee Moody lmoral@trinityconsultants.com Lani Moral lnguyen@trinityconsultants.com Linda Nguyen lonnie.fallin@jacobs.com Lonnie Fallin Loraderm@gmail.com Lora Behlmer lpeterson@mt.gov Lisa Peterson lstuder@stmaryland.com luke 

# ) Lukeduane@gmail.com Luke lweeks@nemont.net Linda Weeks lzanto@mt.gov Lynn Zanto**macka~maka@hotmail.com** robert macwilly66@msn.com Representative McChesney MaineBear26@yahoo.com Barry marcellama@cskt.org Marcella Mahseelah Margaret.Zebley@aecom.com Margaret Zebley margaret@montanasulphur.com Margaret marilyn.tap@riverstonehealth.org MarilynTapia mark.lin@gmail.com Mark marketing@destinationyellowstone.com Jan markschaffer57@hotmaii.com mark schaffer mary.blel@chsinc.com Mary Blel maureneh@msn.com Maurene mbarton@co.missoula.mt.us Michael Barton mbasta@greatfallsmt.net Martin Basta mbayne@abraxaslusk.com Marc Bayne mbrown@ap.org Matt Brown mcferrins@mt.net Felecity McFerrins mglenn@slawsoncompanies.com Matthew Glenn ) J mhillman@trinityconsultants.com Melissa Hillman

6Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 mhoffman@jeffco.mt.gov Michael G: Hoffman II m ichelle.rossow@live.com Michelle Rossow 

# /'-) M ike.Barnes@northwestern.com Mike Barnes mike.simpson2009@gmail.com Mike Simpson m iosh_com@yahoo.com Ken Liston M itchell.Leu@plumcreek.com Mitchell Leu mlct@mt.net Alec Hansen montanabobcat@gmail.com Bob mpa@montanapetroleum.org Dave Galt mpontiff@newfield.com Mike Pontiff m raile@montanarefining.com Mike Raile m rlambrecht@pplweb.com Mark Lambrecht msanchez@samson.com Matthew Sanchez msimonich@helenahar.com Mark Simonich msthompson@barrick.com MarkThompson mtaudubon@mtaudubon.org Montana Audubon muncie1929@itstriangle.com Muncie Morger mwignot@hydrometrics.com Michael Wignot nancy_grosulak@xtoenergy.com Nancy Grosulak natalie@northernplains.org Natalie Snyders ncobble@bresnan.net Nancy Cobble nczarhecki@lowhamwalsh.com Nick Czarnecki nicholas.hobbs@hussfilters.com Nick 

# ) nickgeranios4317@msn.com Geranios Enterprises Inc njohnson@helena.kl2.mt.us Nikki Johnson ntownsend2@mt.gov Nathan Townsend nturnbull2.@gmaii.com Neil Turnbull obarta@mt.gov Oline Barta omar_232@cOde.net Smith owen.weber@umontana.edu Owen Weber parker-christensen.victoria@epa.gov Victoria Parker-Christensen parkside@bigsky.net Jennifer Swearingen Pat.kimmet@chsinc.com Pat Kimmet pat@crowleyconsultants.com Pat Crowley patricia.j.sebella@gmail.com PSebella patty@johnsonlanematerials.com Patty paul.a.caruana@gov.mt pauldsherrpc@yahoo.com Paul pbik@mt.gov Patricia Blk pcollins@crowleylaw.com P. Collins phippsangela@stanleygroup.com Angela Phipps pjsimonich@pplweb.com Pete Simonich pkukay@hotmail.com PaulKukay pmckenzie@stoltzelumber.com Paul R. McKenzie 

# ) ptstrand@gmail.com Peter ralph.a.tanner.civ@mail.mil randall.j.richert@conocophillips.com Randall Richert

7Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 rdriear@centurytel.net Ralph Driear rdrudick@q.com Rod Drudick rebecca@bison-eng.com Rebecca rebecca@northernplains.org Rebecca Fischer 

# ) reed.j.marton@conocophillips.com Reed J. Marton rfink@co.carbon.mt.us Rodney Fink rgilson@cbmainc.com Robert Gilson rgilson@H2Eincorporated.com Robert Gilson rgorka@slawsoncompanies.com Ray Gorka rhammer@altusenviro.com Robert Hammer rkenyon@cgrs.com Randy Kenyon rmalone@qrinc.com Rodney Malone roark@imt.net Carol Lee-Roark robert.richards.12@us.af.mil Robert Richards robertkjeffrey@msn.com Bob Jeffrey ron.hyatte@imerys.com Ron Hyatte ross.whelchel@northwestern.com Ross Whelchel rr@hayfam.com C.E.Robertson rsouthwick@gr-northern.com Rich Southwick rucrossley@hotmaii.com Rachel Crossley Runningelkcliff@aol.com Running Elk russ.bos@riverstonehealth.org Russ Boschee russb@ycchd.org Russ Boschee ruthjensen@transcanada.com Ruth Jensen 

# ) RWeimer@stillwatermining.com Randy Weimer sabrina_rojas@hotmail.com Sabrina sabskb@gmail.com Scott and Sheree Bombard sandy.burns@imerys.com Sandy Burns sbassett@blm.gov Susan Bassett sbombard@natlforests.org Sheree Bombard sbrown@aquionix.com Sean Brown scoe@mt.gov Stephen Coe Shannon.morgan@rosi-boise.com Owen Orndorff-YELP sharikayz@yahoo.com Shari Kay sharon.deboer53@gmail.com Sharon DeBoer shatten@mt.gov Skye Hatten sherry.bursey@anadarko.com Sherry shiqita@hotmail.com tatiana shsullivan@westernsugar.com Shawn Sullivan sjohnson@co.cascade.mt.us SandyJohnson smason@hydrometrics.com Scott Mason smullins@industrialinfo.com Shane Mullins snowakowski@mt.gov Sonja Nowakowski sobrien@oasisemission.com Shawna O'Brien solsen@mt.gov Sandi Olsen \ SsteinbrookOO@gmail.com Steven steinbrook 

### ) stellaholt@live.com Stella
8Lyris Interested Parties List January 17, 2013 stevew@bkbh.com Steve Wade suetaylor120@gmail.com sue taylor 

# /) susanalise@cox.net Susan swilliams@sglong.com sue williams swright@cfaluminum.com Steve Wright szehntner@mt.gov Steve Zehntner tashiajadelove@gmail.com Tashia Love taylor@theoutlawpartners.com Taylor Anderson tbrown1937@bresnan.net thomas brown tdzomba@fs.fed.us Thomas Dzomba terr.mavencamp@bluemarblebio.com Terri Mavencamp teverts@mt.gov Todd Everts themontanapost@gmail.com Blake de Pastino thomas.nelson@stantec.com Tom Nelson tinamariekb4@aol.com Tina tiphlmiller@yahoo.com Tiphanie Keefe tjewett@NPCA.ORG Tony Jewett tjlkmd@gmail.com Kathy Drudick tkircher@stillwatermining.com Tom Kircher tmerrill@aquionix.com Teresa Merrill todd.mortag@ang.af.mil Todd E. Mortag todd.rudolph@aecom.com Todd todg@cordite.com Tod Glenn 

# ) tomdavis@wispwest.net ,T. Davis townofalberton@blackfoot.net Diane Jodsaas tracie.e.norman@gmail.com Tracie Norman traciebuhl@fs.fed.us Tracie trentb@townpump.com Trent Biggers twidboom@barr.com Tony ,Widboom videtich.callie@epa.gov Callie Videtich walkers@ci.billings.mt.us Scott Walker

.Wburget@peabodyenergy.com Wanda Burgett whitem@dawsoncountymail.com Mike While william.thompson@northwestern.com Bill Thompson wjacobs@flathead.mt.gov Wendee Jacobs wjbowden3@hotmail.com Bowden wlneumiller@pplweb.com Bill Neumiller woodwardjj@cdm.com Jesse Woodward wwalsh2@mt.gov Whitney Walsh wwmercer@hollandhart.com bill mercer yoonyoung.choi@mcdean.com Yoonyoung Choi zoombee96@gmail.com Emma 

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Public Notice for 1997 Ozone ARM rule changes to be included in the Montana.SIP MAR Notice No. 17-334

Public Notice for Scoping Period on Proposed Otter Creek Coal, LLC Coal Mine Project (Please note that these are large PDFfiles. We are working to break down these files to enable faster downloads for slowerinternet connections) Application Permit Text Permit Maps Baseline Report-Water Resources Data Baseline Report-Climate and Meteorological Baseline Report-Fish and Wildlife Baseline Report-Geologic Scenic Comment Period Ends February 22, 2013

February 4, 2013 Document Location Montana Department of Environmental Quality 1520 E. 6th Avenue P.O. Box 200901 Helena, MT 59620

Montana Department of Environmental Quality, Industrial and Energy Minerals Bureau, Coal & Uranium Mining Program, 2001 11th Avenue, Building B, Helena, MT 59620

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