Leesa Little 

being first duly sworn on oath deposes and 

says that he/she is a representative of the Alaska Dispatch News, a daily newspaper. That said newspaper has been approved by the Third Judicial Court, Anchorag~ , Alaska, and it now and has been published in the English language continually as a daily newspaper in Anchorage, Alaska, and it is now and during all said time was 

printed in an office maintained at the 

aforesaid place of publication of said 

newspaper. That the annexed is a copy of 

an advertisement as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplemental form) of said newspaper on 

May 23, 2015, May 24, 2015 

and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said period. That the full amount of the fee 

charged for the foregoing publication is not in excess of the rate charged private 

individuals. 

Signed 

Subscribed and sworn to before me 

~y of May, 2015 

Notary 

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Public in 

~ 

and for 

The State of Alaska. 

Third Division 

Anchorage, Alaska 

MY COMMISSION EXPIR

ES 

Notary Public 

BRITNEV L. THOMPSON 

State of Alaska 

My Commission Expires Feb 23, 2019 

definitions, and 

update 

pliance fees, air quality emission fees, at cross references. 

Title: 18 AAC so Air Pennlts Administration and Emission Fees 

The 

Chapter Department 50 of of Environmental Conservation (DEC) proposes to adopt regulation changes In Title 1 accordance with the AS Alaska AdministratiVe Code, dealing with air quality permlttfng and emission fees. 46.14.240{b) and AS 37.10.052(a), DEC is required to evaluate fixed permit admlnlstratfc 

with 

fees every AS 46four years and provide the results of the study In a report under AS 37.10.050(c). In accordanc 

of the study .14.2SO(g), DEC Is required to evaluate emission fee rates every four years and provide the resu11 

on permit administration 

In a report. The proposed regulation changes In this notice are based on the results of the stud fees and emission fee rates conducted for the 2014 Fee Study Report. 

The regulation changes are as follows: 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.230 to correct cross references to provisions of 18 AAC 50.400. • Amend 18 AAC 50.260 to correct cross references to provisions of 18 AAC 50.400. • Repeal with and readopt 18 AAC 50.400 to revise permit administration and compliance fees In accordance the fee study results and add definitions. The analysis of the fee study resulted In a proposed 

complexity. 

reduction of the number of fee categories from 66 to 24, which will reduce administrative costs and fee 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.403 to clarify negotiated settlement agreement fees. • Repeal 18 AAC 50.405 which addressed a transition process for permit fees before 2005. • Amend 18 AAC 50.410 to revise emission fees In accordance with the fee study results. • Amend 18 AAC 50.420 to revise language addressing billing procedures. 

Posting The 

copy 

abOVe 

of the 

fist 

proposed 

of proposed changes to the regulatfpns only provides a summary of their subject matter. For 1 

907:..U5-5121 between regulation 

8 changes and the 2014 Fee Study Report, please contact Rebecca Smith a· 

!ill'bf

aska.~ov _rumllca

:00 a.m. and 4:30 .m .• Monday through Friday, or refer to this DEC webpage !lliJ!; tl s Air alrtoof efl/AirPermltsAoprovaf AndPub fcNo Ices 01 Section /de110 cTi8Sia.gov?alr7ap/r!iiUI8tDitm. The proposed regulations are Intended to meet the requirements 01 

u.s. Environmental (Title 42 Protection u.s.c. Chapter Agency 85 §7410) of the Clean Air Act and, once adopted, will be submitted to thE Plan. tor approval and eventual Inclusion In Alaska's state Air Quality contra. 

Questions 

at 

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relevant to the prQPosed action to DEC using the electronic question form 

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questions ml or by efectrQnlc mall to dl a r JJ etoa aska.&Oll or by sending the Juneau, Al

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as

o Rebecca 

Smith, Division of Air Quality, DEC, 410 Willoughby Avenue, Suite 303, P.O. Box 111800, 

public comment 

ka 99811-1800. 

period; 

The written questiOns must be r~efved at feast 10 days before the end of the 

department will ~~ question deadline Is June 19, 2015, and comment deadline Is June 30, 2015. The 

response available on nno;tL.Its ecreln

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(Xli1Se to substantlallv similar q_uestfons and make the questions and 

but tiAII/~ eesFY14 estfon~dAns ers htrn. The department may, 

questions

Is not required to, answer written questions received after the June 19, 2015, deadline for submitting . 

conanaents 

complyi

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com

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ent on the proposed regulation cha;s, Including the potential costs to private persons of 

commen

lternative practical metfiods of com ng with the proposed changes, br submitting written 

W= by 

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: Rebecca 

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Smith, Division of Air Qua ity, Department of Environmenta conservation 410 ite 303, 

P.O. Box 111800, Juneau, Alaska 99811-1800; by e-mail to 

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oc et@a a.gov, rtJ~ or by :)I})fg~ facsimile at ~~lit~ (907) 465-5129 n~ ~::::mt~~bz~Q!?a,~~~~ n: s:oo p.m . comments must be received by 

on these 

. 

rules 

on June 

and 30, 2015. comments received after this date and time will not be considered In final action the air quality plan. 

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p.m. 

DEC has 

to 1tentatiVely scheduled a public hearing for these proposed regulations, on June 24, 2015, from 12:00 

conferenc:30 e Room p.m. at A. the Anchorage, Department of 'Environmental Conservation Bulfdfng, 619 E. Ship creek Ave., Ste. 249, hearing AK 99501. The pubfic hearing will be held only If a request to hold a public Rebecca Is Smith received at 907-465-5121 bV DEC by 5:00p.m. on Friday, June 19, 2015. You may request a public hearing by calling request to []!becca.sm lbOJt. between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday or by e-malflng a cancelled . If no request tor a pubOc hearing Is received the public hearing will be 

on June 

. D

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2

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, 

will 

2015, amounce on the cancellation of the public hearln~ '1- publlshfn a ublfc notice, 5:00 p.m. !1ttJ:!:/ dec these websltes: htto://dec .a a ka . o ta r / re ulatf t and 

hearing .alaska.gov/commlsh/ ubllc otic s.htrn. oral or written comments 

may be submitted at the 

not ab

, If a public hearing Is conducted. If the public hearing occurs, there 

will be a call-In number If you are 

will be 

re 

812

to 

3#

attend the 

meeting In person. The call-In number will be 1-800-315-6338, and the Meet Me Code 

p.m. who d

. If held, the hearing may be extended If necessary to accommodate those present before 1:00 id not have an opportunity to comment. 

publ

If you ic arprocess, e a person please with contact a disability Natalie who Wolfe may need a special accommodation In order to participate In this dial 711 seven days prior at (907) 269-0291 or TDD Relay service 1-80D-77D-8973/TTY or accommodations to any open house or a public hearing to ensure that any necessary can be provided. 
eesa Little 

:>eing first duly sworn on oath deposes and 

says that he/she is a representative of the 

t\laska Dispatch News, a daily newspaper. 

That said newspaper has been approved 

by the Third Judicial Court, Anchorage, 

Alaska, and it now and has been published 

in the English language continually as a 

daily newspaper in Anchorage, Alaska, 

and it is now and during all said time was 

printed in an office maintained at the 

aforesaid place of publication of said 

newspaper. That the annexed is a copy of 

an advertisement as it was published in 

regular issues (and not in supplemental 

form) of said newspaper on 

May23,2015,May24,2015 

and that such newspaper was regularly 

distributed to its subscribers during all of 

said period. That the full amount of the fee 

charged for the foregoing publication is not 

in excess of the rate charged private 

individuals. 

Signed 

Subscribed and sworn to before me 

~~~ 

Notary Public in and for 

The State of Alaska. 

Third Division 

Anchorage, Alaska 

MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 

Notary Public 

BRlTNEY L. THOMPSON 

State of Alaska 

My Commission Expires Feb 23, 2019 

regUlations to rovmc mo t11r qumny porrmtaamrmstrnrron ana compnnnco ruos;·11rr quo my omiSmon rees. aao definitions, and updntc rross roforoncos. 

Title: 18 AAC so Air Permits Administration and em1111on Fees 

The Department of Environmental conservation (DEC) proposes to adopt ronurotlon chonRes In Title 18, Chapter so of the Alaska Administrative Code, dealing with air quality I>Orml ttlng nnd omission fees. 11 accordance with AS 46.14.240(b) and AS 37.10.052(a). DEC Is required to ovalunto nxod permit administration fees every four years and provide the results of the study In a report undor AS 37 10.0!IO(c). In accordance with AS 46.14.250(g), DEC Is required to evaluate emission fee rates every four yonrs and provide the results of the study In a report. The proposed regulation changes In this notice aro bouod on the rosults of the study on permit administration fees and emission fee rates conducted for the 2014 Foo 

Study Roport 

Tl1e regulation changes are as follows: 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.230 to correct cross references to provisions of 18 AAC !10.400. 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.260 to correct cross references to provisions of 18 AAC so 400 

• Repeal and readopt 18 AAC 50.400 to revise permit administration and compllonco fees In accordance with the fee study results and add definitions. The analysis of the fee study rosultod In a proposed reduction of the number of fee categories from 66 to 24, which will reduce administrative costs and fee complexity. 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.403 to clarify negotiated settlement agreement fees. 

• Repeal18 AAC 50.405 which addressed a transition process for permit fees before 2005. 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.410 to revise emission fees In accordance with the fee study results. 

• Amend 18 AAC 50.420 to revise language addressing billing procedures. 

Posting Tl1e abOve list of proposed changes to the regulatl(lns only provides a summary of their subject matter. For a 

copy of the proposed regulation changes and the 2014 Fee study Report, please contact Rebecca Smith at 907-465-5121 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 .m .• Monday tl1rough Friday, or refer to this DEC web~: httRd/d c.a a.~ ovlAJm. ll: atlon /Air rtool weo AirP _.r_mlt.s, p_pJ ovai AndPtJbllcNotlce / or 

http://dec.alaska.gov air/l!PL.Lem!.!.lillJ!!!!J. Tl1e proposed regulations are Intended to meet the requirements of Section 110 (Title 42 u.s.c. Chapter 85 §7410) of the Clean.Air Act and, once adopted, will be submitted to the u.s. Environmental Protection Agency for approval and eventual Inclusion In Alaska's State Air Quality Control Plan. 

Questions 

You may submit written uestlons relevant to the proposed action to DEC using the electronic question form at http:l/declnuwebt/ Air fetts FY140uest on AndAnswe htmhtt .;LL c. at k!i. ov/alr /anpms/corn.mL fbks pm2-

S.J1

Uest ns answers.html or by electronic mall to ijecAt.q,a iJ~.toJI1 ft,&Qll or by sending the questions to Rebecca 

Smith, Division of Air Quality, DEC, 410 Willoughby Avenue, Suite 303, 

P.O. Box 111800, Juneau, Alaska 99811-1800. The written questions must be received at least 10 days before the end of the public comment period; question deadline Is June 19, 2015, arid comment deadline Is June 30, 2015. Tl1e department will aggr~ate Its response to substantiallY stmllar ;lhestlons and make the questions and response available on Jnm;// lnu e~Air/ap/ FY14Ql!~lon <®~s ers1J.tm. Tl1e department may, but Is not required to, answer written questions received after the June 19, 2015, deadline for submitting questions. 

comments 

You may comment on the proPOSed regulation cha~s. Including the potential costs to private persons of complying and alternative radical methods of comp ng with the proposed changes, submlttlmz written comments to: Rebecca ~lth, DMslon of Air Qua lty, Department of Environmen:Y Conserva~on 410 Willoughby Avenue 

Suite 303, P.O. Box 111800, Juneau, Alaska 99811-1800; by e-mail to 

~.i.hllt.~ov· throug!'! t11e Air QualitY Division's electronic comment submission web page at D!tRHfS!.!!CJif a. ov cations/Airtalrtoolswe_bLForrnalcommentli; by e-mail to t11e 

Air Quality comments Docket ataec.ag.u oc j!tOalaskA,&Q.ll. or by facsimile at (907) 465-5129. comments must be received by s:oo p.m. on June 30, 2015. comments received after tills date and time will not be considered In final action 

on these rules and the air quality plan. 

Hearlnp 

DEC has tentatively scheduled a public hearing for these proposed regulations, on June 24, 2015, from 12:00 

p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Department of 'Environmental Conservation Bulldlng, 619 E. Ship creek Ave .• Ste. 249, conference Room A, Anchorage, AK 99501. Tl1e pub lc hearing will be heltl only If a request to hold a public hearing Is received by DEC by 5:00p.m. on Friday, June 19, 2015. You may request a public hearing by calling Rebecca Smith at 907-465-5121 between 9:00 a.m. and s:oo p.m., Monday through Friday or by e-malllng a request to ~·sm!thoa..@ ka ,gQ)l If no request for a public hearing Is received, the public hearing will be cancelled. 

DEC will announce the cancellation of the public hearing by publishing a BuJ>ilc notice, bv s:oo p.m. on June 22. 2015, on these websltes: ht p: //dJ! c.a ka g_ov lflr a Lte..&Y.l!IJ.Llttl!l and !mo;LLd..@~cll.as ov/ 11J..ml LDUbllc notlces.htm. Oral or written comments may be submitted at the hearing, If a public hearing Is conducted. If the public hearing occurs, t11ere will be a call-In number If you are not able to attend the meeting In person. The call-In number will be 1·800-315·6338, and the Meet Me Code will be 8123#. If held, the hearing may be extended If necessary to accommodate those present before 1:00 

p.m. who did not have an opportunity to comment. 

If you are a person with a disability who may nood a sporlnl nr·rommodotlon In ordt'r to partlclpnto In thl J)ubllc process, please contact Natalie Wolfe at (907) 269·0291 or TOO 

Rolny sor-vlco 1 800 770 8973111Y or dial 711 seven days prior to any open house or a public hearing to ensure that any necessary accommodations can be provided.