FINAL ACTION ON REGULATIONS 1014 system 

### lJwho waslJ and have been rated as a satisfactory or effective teacher; and ( 4) (proposed text unchanged) G. (proposed text unchanged) NANCY S. GRASMICK State Superintendent of Schools 

# Title 26 DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT Subtitle 11 AIR QUALITY 26.11.01 General Administrative Provisions

Authority· Environment Article, §§ 1-101, 1-404, 2-1 01-2-1 03, 2-301-2· 303, 10-102, and 

### 10-103, Annotated Code of Maryland Notice ofFinal Action (11-127-F] On July 29, 2011, the Secretary of the Environment adopted amendments to Regulations .10 and 

### .11 under COMAR 26.11.01 General Administrative Provisions. This action, which was proposed for adoption in 38:9 Md. 

### R. 561-562 (April22, 2011), has been adopted as proposed. the applicable emission standard". The language in Regulation .11 D(2) is correct for CEMs and applies to several different monitors, each specific to different federal air quality standard. Consequently, when Regulation 

### .It E(2)(a) is eliminated the requirement to "reduce all data to six-minute block averages calculated from 24 or more equally spaced data points" will still exist for COMs, as appropriate in Regulation .I OD(2)(a). Elimination of Regulation .IIE(2)(a) does not increase the requirements or stringency of the regulation and it does not decrease the benefits of the regulation. 

## 26.11.01 General Administrative Provisions

Authority ; Environment Article, §§1-101, 1-404,2-101-2-103,2-301-2- 303, 10-102, and 10-103, Annotated Code of Maryland .11 Continuous Emission Monitoring Requirements.

A.- D. (proposed text unchanged) 

### E. Record Keeping and Reporting Requirements. (I) (proposed text unchanged) 

### (2) CEM Data Reporting Requirements. 

### IJ(a) A CEM shall automatically reduce all data to 6-minule block averages calculated from 36 or more equally spaced data poinls.lJ 

### ll(b)Jl 

## {{!l-ll(e)JJ 11!1 ROBERT M. SUMMERS, Ph.D. Secretary of the Environment 

# Subtitle 11 AIR QUALITY 26.11.02 Permits, Approvals, and Registration

------------- Authority;.EnvironmentArticle,.§§ll·lOI,JI-404,.J2·101-J.2.-103,.2.-3DlEffective Date: August 22, 2011. ROBERT M. SUMMERS, Ph.D. Secretary of the Environment 

# Subtitle 11 AIR QUALITY
Notice of Final Action (11-025-F] On July 29, 2011, the Secretary of the Environment adopted amendments to: (I) Regulations .10 and .11 under COMAR 26.11.01 General Administrative Provisions; and (2) Regulations .01 and .OS under COMAR 26.11.09 Control of Fuel-Burning Equipment, Stationary Internal Combustion Engines, and Certain Fuel-Burning Installations. This action. which was proposed for adoption in 38:2 Md. R. 104-106 (January 14, 2011), has been adopted with the nonsubstantive changes shown below.

Effective Date: August 22, 2011. Attorney General's Certification In accordance with State Government Article, 

### §I 0-113, Annotated Code of Maryland, the Attorney General certifies that the following changes do not differ substantively from the proposed text. The nature of the changes and the basis for this conclusion are as follows: Regulation 26,1 J.Ot.IIE(2)(a): The removal of this paragraph eliminates an apparent conflict regarding the appropriate data reduction averaging time for Continuous Emissions Monitors (CEMs) in 26.11.01.11. The conflict was created when the language of Regulation 26.1 1.0 1.1 OD(2)( a) was erroneously duplicated and inserted as Regulation 26.11.0l.IIE(2)(a). Regulation .II applies only to CEMs, whereas Regulation .I 0 applies only to Continuous Opacity Monitors (COMs). The language of Regulation 

### .110(2), Data Reduction, reads: "A CEM used to monitor a gas concentration shall record not less than four equally spaced data points per hour and automatically reduce data in terms of averaging time consistent with 2-303, 2-401,J2-403J2-402, and 2-404, Annotated Code of Maryland Notice of Final Action [11-128-F) On August I, 2011, the Secretary of the Environment adopted amendments to Regulations .01, .10 , and .13 under COMAR 26.11.02 Permits, Approvals, and Registration. This action, which was proposed for adoption in 38:9 Md. R. 562-565 (April 22, 2011), has been adopted as proposed.

Effective Date: August 22, 2011. ROBERT M. SUMMERS, Ph.D. Secretary of the Environment 

# Title 33 STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS Subtitle 16 PROVISIONAL VOTING 33.16.02 Provisional Voting Documents and

Supplies

Authority: Election Law Article, §9-403, Annotated Code of Maryland Notice of Final Action [11-152-F] On July 28, 2011, the Slate Board of Elections adopted amendments to Regulation .01 under COMAR 33.16.02 Provisional Voting Documents and Supplies. This action, which was proposed MARYLAND REGISTER, VOLUME 38, ISSUE 17, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2011

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Found a t ion de c ide s tfl a c cl' pt a req11es t f or a n a g r icu ll ura l s u bd iv ision , t h e own e r s of a ll o f t he resul tmg di vi ded par ce ls s ha ll subm i t an app li cat io n w i t h t h e d o cum e n tation re qu i re d by t h i

s cha p t

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on shall th e n d et e rm i n e if t h e su bdi v iSion qual ifie s for the exce p t io n to t h e subd iv ision pr o hibit ion as p r o v ide d in t h i s chapt er . 

## If th e F oundat i on does not a pprove the a g r icultu r a l sub divi s io n, t h e land sha ll be r esto re d to i t s orig mal con figur ation und e r the eas e men t
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t the o wn e r s c o m p ly w11h a ll of t he requ i reme nt s o

f t h i

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on are les s tha n 5 0 acr es, th e Foundation may w a ive th e 5 0

- a c r e requ i rement if : (I) At the t ime of th e s u b d1v1s ion, the Founda ti on's r e g 11fat io n s perm i tte d t h e r esu lti n g di v ide d par ce ls to be less t h an .50 acre s; ( 2 ) Th e s ub div i sio

n served an a g ri cultu ra l pur po s e ; ( 3) The s ubd i V

I SI

O n enha nce d or had n o e ff

e c t upon t he a g r icu l tur a l op e ra tions b e in g co nd11ct e d upon th e land; (4

) Th e r e sul ting di v ided pa r c el s hav e s usta i ned a gri cult ur a l praduct t on ind e p end e n t of e ach other from th e t ime of the s11bd r v isi o n ; ( 5

) Th e r e sultin g d i vid e d par c el

s sti ll m ee t minimum s oils requir e ment s , as p rovi ded by C O MAR 

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5. 01. 03 D ; a nd (6) The landown er s pr ese nt evid e nc e sati s factory to t h e Foundat ion t o m a ke a de t e rm ination that th e r e sulting di v ide d par ce ls have suffici ent pote n t ial to s ustain a gri cul t ural pro du ct io n indepemknt of e a ch oth e r in th e fu ture. .06 A g riculturtll Subd i vis ion Application Procedure.**ore** th e F oundat io

n may c onsider a requ e st for a n a gr

icul t ural sub cbvisi on

, a lan do wne r s hall submit th e followin g : A. An a pp li ca ti o n

, c o m p leted and sig ned by ea ch tilled la nd o wne r to all o J. t

h e la n d e ncumb e r ed b y

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_ easement,
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; B. A n u nmar ke d co p y o f the tax map or bo undary surv e y wh ich ou tlin es t h e entire eosem entland ; 

### C. A se c ond c opy of th e tax map wh i ch shall inclu d e the f o llow in g: (I) Bo UII da r ie s of t he eas e m e nt land : ( 1

) The lo ca t ion o f t h e p ropose d lin e or li n es of s 11bdiv isi on , and th e amou n t o f a c re age e a ch resulting d1v ide d par ce l is propos e d to cont a i n ; a nd ( J ) The locati on of, and acces s to, all pre exi sting dwell i ng s , lot exclus ion s, t en an t ho us e s

, an d farm bu i ldin gs. D

. A w r itte n s t a t

e ment from th e landown er ind i c atin g : (/) Th e r e a s on/or the r e quest, i nclu d i

n g a n expl an

atio n of how th e a g r icu lt ur al s u bdiv i s io n s e rve s th e a gri c ul t ur

a l pur po s e, h ow r t w i ll en h anc e o r h ave no e ffe ct upon the a gr ic ultural operati o ns, a n d how th e r e s u lt ing di v id e d parcel s wil/ h e abl e t o sustam lon g -t e rm a g ricul t ural production, i ndepend e nt of each ot her; ( 2 ) 

## If any r ig h ts t o a lot or lot s have b ee n r e s e rv ed

. but s till unexe r c i s ed, und er th e ease ment, a proposal de t ailing w hic h resultin g di v id e d parc el or parc e ls are to be al locat e d t h os e r ig h t

s ; (J

) The name, addr e s

s. email addre ss, and t e le phon e num b e r of all lan do wners wh o s e lan ds a re in volved in th t requt st ; and (4) Th e nam e oft h e ind ividu a l or entity w h o w i ll payfo r the cos ts of t h e co rrect i v

e e a s em e nt transacti on s ; E

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o r de s cr1 b m g t he cur re nt overallf a rm operation , w h e th e r t h e p ropos ed a g r i cuflur al s ubd i v i

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1/ enhan c e o r w ill hav e n o effe ct upon the agricultura l operations

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d wheth er the r esu lt ing drv ided parcels will be abl e t o sustain lon g -term agric ul t ura l pr oduct ion, in de pen dent of e a ch ot h e r ; F. A I e if

e r o f recommendat i on from t h e lo ca l a g r icu ltural land preservatton a dv isor y board addr e :J

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g th e po t e ntial fo r cont inu ed a gr icullu r al w e of each of the res11ltin g d iv i d e d par ce ls ; 

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t ea ch o f th e r e sulti n g div ided parc t ls c ontinue t o q u al ify fo r ag r icultur a l us e as se

s sment un der Tax-Property Art icle, A nnotat e d Cod e o

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ogram a dm i n ist r a tor t h at t h e re q ues ted subdiV ISi on rs cons iste nt w i th co un ty pla n ni ng an d z on in g regulation s : and I. 

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o m or g a11 i z a t l ons such as the Soil C on s e rva tion S ervrce and F orest Servrc e attestin g to the lo n g tu m pro du c ti ve capab ili tie s fo r each resulting d iv ided parcel of le s s t h an 

### 50 acre s . .07 Requirements upon ApprovaL

A

. A la n do wner m a y n ot p roce e d with plans pu r suant t o th e a p

pr

o val un 11 l tir e corr e ctive e ase me n ts h ave been recorded amon g t he land recor ds i n t

he coun ty in wh ich the land is s i tuated, WJie s s th e F

ound a t io n I ssues a f e llerperm i tt in g the landowner to pro c ee d B

. 

## If t h e Founda tio n a p

p roves t h e r e qu e st, then the land o wner : (/) Shall sub mit to the Fo undatio n , 

### 10 co p ie s of a s u rv e y pl a t, st

g n e d a n d s e a k d by a s urve yor regi stered in the S t a le of Mary l a nd de

pic tin g t h e resulting di vided parcels o f the land, alon g w i th s e

par ate wr i tt

en m e tes 

### and b ound s de s cr i ptions o f th os e re sulti n g divtd e d par c e l s ; an d (2 ) Shall re m it funds in th e amount and manner d irected b y th e Fou nd a ti on to c ov e r t he c o sts o f th e transaction as s pec ifie d in Re gu l a t io n . 04 C and s hall furn ish such other documentation as di r e c te d by the F oundation.



# Title 26**---------------- ~**  

### E ARL F. HANC E Secretary of A g riculture


# DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT Subtitle 11 AIR QUALITY 26.11.01 General Administrative Provisions

Authori ty · Env i ro n m e nt An 1 cle, §§ 1-101, 1-404 , 2

- 10 1

- 2

- 1 0 3 ,2- 3 01- 2

- 3 0 3 , 1 0.1 0 2, and 10

- IO l ,Ann o tatc:d Code o ( M a ry la. 'lll 

### No t ice o f C h ange t o Op portu ni ty f o r P ublic C o mment [1 1

·127 -P] 

### Th e Opportunity for P ubli c C o mment no t ice for COMAR 26.11.01.10 and .11, 

### wh ic h was ori gi nall y pu bl i she d in 3 8:9 M d

. 

### R

. 5 61 (Ap ri1 2 2 , 2 011), has been chan g e d

. The h e aring an d de a dl ine f o r com m ents have b een re sc heduled, an d t he new d at e a pp ears in th e co rrec t ed not ice be low. Opportunit y for Publ ic Comment 

### The Depa rtm ent of the E nv i ronment w ill hol d a public hearing o n t he pro p o sed acti o n on July II , 2011 , 

### at 10 a .m., 

### at t he D ep a rtme nt o f t he E nv iron ment , 1800 Wash ington B o ule v ard, 1 s t Floor Co n fe re nce R oo ms , Ba lt i more , M a ry lan d 212 3 0-1 72 0

. I n teres t e d persons are 

### i nvi t ed to atte nd a nd e xp re ss the ir vie w s . C o m men ts may b e sent t o Debo rah Rab in . R c &

ulati on s Co or d inat or, A ir and Rad iat i o n M anagem e nt Adm inis trat i o n, De partment o f 

### th e En viro nment. 1800 W ashing t on Boul e v ar d , Suite 730, Baltimore , M

ary lan d 2 1 23 0-1 72 0, or e m ailed t o drabi n @m d e . state. m d .u s . C omm e nts mus t be 

### re ce i ved not later th an July II, 2011, 

### o r be 

### s ubmitted at the he ar ing . F or more inf onn ati on, ca ll De b o rah R abin a t (410) 537-3240.

MARYLAND REGIST E R, VOLUME 38, ISSUE 12, FRIDA V, JU NE 

### J, 2011

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# •PROPOSED ACTION ON REGULATIONS

Statement of Purpose The purpose of this action is to make changes to the definitions of artist i c work and arts and enterta inment district to follow the statute. The action also makes a clarifying change to the definition of submission date so that applications may be submitted twice each year . Comparison to Federal Standards There is no corresponding federal standard to this proposed action. Estimate of Economic Impact The proposed action has no economic impact. Economic Impact on Small Businesses The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses. Impact 

### on Individuals with Disabilities The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities. Opportunity for Public Comment Comments may 

### be sent to Jesse Rye, Program Director, Maryland State Arts Council , Department of Business and Economic Development, 175 

### W

. Ostend Street, Suite E , Baltimore, MD 21230, or caii41Q..767-88SI, or email to jrye@msac.org, or fax to 41()..333- 1062. Comments will 

### be accepted through May 23, 201 

### I. A public hearing has not been scheduled

. 

### .03 Definitions. A

. (text unchanged) B. Terms Defmed

. (1) Arti stic Work. (a) "Artistic work" means an original and creative work, whether written , composed, or executed, within one of the following categori.e5;.

--- (i)- (vi) (text unchanged) (vii) The creation of a film or the acti ng w i thin a film; (or) (viii) The creation of a dance or the performance of a dance ; 

### or (ix} 

### The creation of original jewelry, clothing, or cloth ing design. (b)- (c) (text unchanged) (2) 

### Arts and Entertainment District. (a) 

### "Arts and entertainment district" means a developed d i strict ofpublic and private uses that : [a) ( i)

- (c] (iii) (text unchan g ed) 

### (b) '"Arts and entertainment district" ill Queen Anne's County may 

### be composed of a noncontiguous area m the county, including a noncontiguous area within a municipal corporation in the county
. as established by 

### the governing body of the county. (3)- (II) (text unchanged) (12) "Submiss i on date " means October 1 

### and Apnl 

### I of any calendar year. CHRlSTIAN JOHANSSON Secretary of Busines s and Economic Development 561 

# Title 26 DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT 

# V
Subtitle 11 AIR QUALITY 26.11.01 General Administrative Provisions

Authonty · Environment Article, §§ 1-101, 1-404, 2-1 01-2·103, 2·301-2· 303, 10-102, and 10-103, Annotated Code of Maryland Notice of Proposed Action [11-127-P] The Secretary of the Environment proposes to amend Regulations .10 and .11 under COMAR 26.1I.Ol General Administrative Provisions. Statement of Purpose The purpose of this action is to remove the references to Technical Memorandum 90-01 from the Department's opacity regulations under COMAR 26.11.01.10 and COMAR 26

. 11.01.11 and clarify that the Quality Assurance/Quality Control for Continuous Opacity Monitors (COM) is now located in COMAR 26

. 11.3 

### I. This action will be submitted to the U.S

. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for approval as part of Maryland's State Implementation Plan. Background: The Department's opacity regulations include the Continuous Opacity Monitor (COM) and Cont inuous Emission Monitor (CEM) re quirements in COMAR 26.11.01.10 and 

### .11, definit i ons in CO MAR 26 Tt. 09, and the requirements in COMAR"26:rt .09

.05 that provide the procedures for demonstrating compliance with visible emissions requirements using COM data. This action is part of a continuing effort by the Department to remove the applicability of the Department's TM 9()..01 that contains the procedures for demonstrating compliance with v i sible emissions requirements using COM data.
Sources Affected:

These amendments affect only owners of large fuel burning equipment required to install and operate CO Ms. Requirements: These amendments are minor administrative corrections that are necessary before submitting the regulations to EPA. These amendments include: 1. In CO MAR 26. I J.Ol.IOF , clarifying that the QA/QC for COMs is now located in new COMAR 26

. I 1

. 31. 2

. Removing the reference to Techn ical Memorandum 90-01 by deleting CO MAR 26.11

.0 I. I 1 D(3 )

. Expected Emiss i ons Reductions : The amendments are merely administrative and do not result in emissions reductions. Comparison to Federal Standards There is a corresponding federal standard to this proposed action, but 

### the proposed action is ' not more restrictive or stringent. Estimate ofEconomh: Impact The proposed action has no economic impact.

MARYLAND REGISTER, VOLUME 38, ISSUE 9, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2011

### PROPOSED ACTION ON REGULATIONS 562 Eeonomh: lmpad on Small Businesses The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses. Impact on Individuals with Disabilities The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities. Opportunity for Public Comment The Department of the Environment will hold a public hearing on the proposed action on May 

### 25, 20 11 at 1 0 a.m. at the Department of the Environment, 

### 1800 Washington Boulevard, 1st Floor Conference Rooms, Baltimore, Maryland 

### 21230-1720. Interested persons are invited to attend and express their views. Comments may be sent to Deborah Rabin, Regulations Coordinator, Air and Radiation Management Administration, Department of the Environment, 

### 1800 Washington Boulevard, Suite 

### 730, Baltimore, Maryland 

### 21230-1720, or emailed to drabin@mde.state.md.us. Comments must be received not later than May 

### 25, 2011, or be submitted at the hearing. For more information, call Deborah Rabin at (

### 41 0) 

### 537-3240. Copies of the proposed action and supporting documents are available for review at the following locations: The Air and Radiation Management Administration; regional offices of the Department in Cumberland and Salisbury; all local air quality control offices; and local health departments in those counties not having separate air quality control offices. Anyone needing special accommodations at the public hearing should contact the Department's Fair Practices Office at 

### (410) 537- 3964. TTY users may contact the Department through the Maryland Relay Service at 

### 1 (800) 

### 735-2258. .10 Continuous Opacity Monitoring Requirements.

A.-E. (text unchanged) F. (Technical Memorandum.) Fuel burning equipment subject to the COM requirements i n COMAR 

### 26.11.09.05 (is not) 

### are subject to the COM requirements contained in (Techn i cal Memorandum 

### 90.01 ''Continuous Em i ss i on Monitoring (CEM) Policies and Procedures, ") 

### COMAR 26.11.31 (except for Part H Qual ity Assurance Requirements for Continuous Opacity Monitoring Systems). .11 Continuous Emission Monitoring Requirements. A.-c. (text unchan g ed) D. Monitor ing and Determ ining Compliance. (1)-(2) (text unchanged) ((3) Techn ical Memorandum. Except for fuel burn ing equipment subject to the COM requirements in CO MAR 

### 26.11.09.05, use of COMs and C E Ms for enforcement purposes shall be as specified in the Department's A ir Management Administration Technical Memorandum 90-01 "Continuous Em i ss i on Monitoring (CEM) Policies and Procedures, " wh ich is incorporated by reference.] ROBERT M. SUMMERS, Ph.D. Acting Secretary ofthe Environment 

# Subtitle 11 AIR QUALITY 26.11.02 Permits, Approvals, and Registration Authority: Environment Article, §§fi
· IOI,JI-404,(2·101-12-103 , 2-301-2· 303, 2·401,(2-403(2·402. and 2·404, Annotated Code of Mary land 

### Notice of Proposed Action [11-128-P] 

### The Secretary of the Env ironment proposes to amend Regulations .01, .10, and .13 under COMAR 26.11.02 Permits, Approvals, and Registration. Statement of Purpose The purpose of this action is to: 

### ( 1) C larif)' the requirements under COMAR 

### 26.11.02. 1 OX (Sources Exempt from Permits to Construct and Approvals) which must be met in order for an installation not otherwise exempted under §§A-W of the regulation to obtain an exemption from the Permit to Construct requirements. (2) Clarify what installations must obtain a State Permit to Operate under 

### 26.11.02.13 (Sources Subject to State Permits to Operate) and exclude: (a) sources that emit insignificant amounts of air pollutants, (b) 

### sources that are not subject to extensive air pollution control regulations, and (c) sources that traditionally have elicited very little interest from communities and individual citizens in the public participation process. This action will be submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for approval as part of Maryland's State Implementation Plan. Background: COMAR 

### 26.11.02.1 OX Sources Exempt from Perm i t to Construc t and Approvals: COMAR 

### 26.11.02.10 exemp ts ce rta in installat i ons f rom th e Permit to Construct requirements

. Th e cu rre nt lan g u ag e in COMAR 

### 26.11.02.10X fails to include vol atile organic compound s (VOC) among the air pollutant emis s ion s l im it s which trigge r the Perm it to Construct exemption for in stall ati on s not otherwi se described in the regulation. The amendments co rrec t this error o f omission by including a limit for VOC emi ssi ons. In addition, the curren t lang u ag e li m its th e em i s si ons analy s i s to the "expected uncontrolled e m is s ions " from the propo s ed installation. The amendment replace s "expected uncontrolled emissions" with the term " pre-control potential-to-emit :..:rh e amendment clarifies the regulation's intent to exempt only those installat i ons wh ich can not exceed the re g ulatory emi ss ions limits due 

### to phys ical des i gn constraints before the use of po ll ution control equ ipment.
COMAR 

### 26.11.02.13 Sources Subject to State Permits to Operate: CO MAR 

### 26. 

### J J .02.13 includes a lis t o f all air pollut i on sources that are required to obtain a State Penn 1 t to Operate. The types of sources listed in COMAR 

### 26.11.02. 

### J 3 that are subject to State Permit to Operate requirements are also subject to the public part icipat i on process. The publ ic participation process is ofte n len g thy and can 

### be expensive. The amendments clarify which sources must obta in a State Permit to Operate , and exempt those sources which do not sign ificantly impact ambient air qual ity and have rarely drawn c itizen or community interest during the pub li c part icipation proce s s. These sources will still be requ ired to comply with the Perm it s to C onstruct regulations

. Permits to Construct are enforceable documents whic h include all em i ss i on standards and limi ts, operating cond it ion s , and testing, monitoring, record k e eping and re port in g requirement s applicable to the source. Perm its to Construct do not expire unless : (I) the affected equipment or proce s s is never in sta lled, (2) the equipment i s removed from the source, or ( 3) the equipment i s mod ified in a manner such that a new Permit to Construct would be i ssued

. Affected Sources : COMAR 

### 26.11.02

. 1 OX S o u rces Exemp t f ro m P e rm it t o Con :slr\l ct and Approvals: Sources with "pre-control pote nti al-to-emit" levels of air pollut i on below the Permit to C onstruct exemption level would not require a Permit to Construct.

MARYLAND REGISTER, VOLUME 38, ISSUE 9, 

### FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2011