CGEORGER.ARIYOSHIGOVERNOROFHAWAII,.r--.77STATEOFHAWAHL‘:‘-ElCHARLESG.CLARKDIRECTOR0FHEALTHDEPARTMENTOFHEALTHDecember20,1982p.o.BOX3378HONOLULU,HAWAII96801_Inreply,pleasereferto:File:EPSMs.SoniaCrowRegionalAdministratorU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencyRegion9215FremontStreetSanFrancisco,CA94105DearMs.Crow:TheenclosedAdministrativeRules,Title11,Chapter60,“AirPollutionControl,”issubmittedforapprovalasarevisiontotheStateImplementationPlan(SIP)developedpursuanttoP.L.91-604.Approvalisrequestedonlyontheportionsapplicabletoparticulatematter.ThesaidChapter60replacesPublicHealthRegulations,Chapter43,“AirPollutionControL”Theprimarypurposeofthe•rulechangewastocomplywiththenewformatrequirementofAct216,SessionLawsofHawaii,1979.However,afewchangesweremadetothesubstanceàftheruleasexplainedintheenclosed“SummaryofChanges.”ASIPrevisionruleevaluationisalsoprovided.TheadoptionofChapter60wasinaccordancewiththeStateAdministrativeProceduresActwhichshouldsatisfyyourrequirementsforpublichearingsasspecifiedin40CFR51.Shouldyouhaveanyquestions,pleasefeelfreetocontactMr.MelvinKoizumi,DeputyDirectorforEnvironmentalHealth,at(808)548—4139.Sincerely,CHARLESG.CLARKDirectorofHealthEnclosuresSIP REVISION RULE EVALUATION 1. Submitted Rule #/Title: Administrative Rules, Title 11, Chapter 60, “Air Pollution ControL” 2. Previously Submitted Rule #/Title/Date Submitted: Public Health Regulations, Chapter 43, “Air Pollution Control,” January 28, 1972. 3. Summary

of Rules: Adoption
of new Rule 11-60, repealing old Chapter 43. Rule 11-60 is based on the old Chapter 43, except as noted on “Summary

of Changes.” 4. Identify
40 CFR 51 Consistency: Revised rule provides for or includes:

(x) see “Summary

of Changes” and new formatting

of “Air Pollution Control” regulation. 5. Emission (Net) Impact:
(x) No change; (a) §11-60-18, Control
of open burning exempting fires for training purposes from the opacity requirement should not result now in any emissions increase since

a number
of fire fighting training operations have received variances from the opacity requirement which were subsequently approved
by EPA as SIP revisions. (b) §11-60-24, Visible emissions; increasing exemptions

by three minutes should not result in any significant increase

in emissions since no change hai been proposed in any applicable mass particulate emission limitation. (e) §11-60-25, Control
of motor vehicles; increasing exemptions

to operate motor vehicle
in stationary position
by three minutes were of practical considerations and any net emission increase should be negligible. 6. National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) Impact The forementioned changes should not result
in any significant impact
on the attainment and maintenance

of the NAAQS due to the negligible change
in emissions.SUMMARY
OF CHANGES RULE 11-60 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL A. §11—60—0

1 Definitions 1. Definitions

of “DepartmenV’
and “Director” are changed for clarity; “duly authorized agent,etc.” now refers back to the director and not to the department. 2. Definitions

of “existing source” and “new source” are changed

to clarify that “existing source”

is any source which commenced construction

or operation prior to March 21, 1972, and not to be misinterpreted

as existing prior to the new effective date of Rule 11—60. B. §11-60-18 Control
of open burning § 1 1-60-18(b)(5) continues

to exempt fires for training personnel from the open burning requirement;
but these fires are no longer subject
to the visible emission limitations. this change was recommended

by the Air Advisory Committee. C. §11—60—24 Visible emissions 1. In §1 1-60-24(a)(2) and (b)(2) allowance for visible emission
of 60 percent opacity is increased from three minutes
to six minutes

in any sixty minutes for specific situations. Three minutes were considered
too short to allow fluctuation

in opacity during startups and breakdowns. Furthermore, reference

to Ringelmann chart
is deleted since opacity

is the only method used by the department

to read visible emissions. 2. §11—60-24(c)

is added to describe the procedure for evaluating opacity readings. D. §l1—60-25(c)(3)&(4)

are two new additions which allow engines
to be in operation while the motor vehicle

is stationary when loading
or unloading

of passengers and buildup of pressure
at the start-up
of the engines. These additions were recommended

by the Air Advisory Committee. E. Deletions from Rule 11—60 1. Section 2(b) of Chapter

43 is deleted from Rule 11-60 since “Registration

for Existing source”

is no longer applicable. 2. Section

6 of Chapter
43 is deleted from Rule 11-60 since “Compliance Schedule” is no longer applicable. 3. Throughout Chapter 43, effective dates are specified for individual sections; Rule 11-60 deleted these effective dates since as of this date, the entire Chapter 43 is effective. Revised 12/82The Department

of Health authorized
the repeal of Chapter 43, Public Health Regulations,
and the adoption of Chapter
60 of Title 11, Administrative Rules on Air .Pollution Control, following public hearing held on Oahu on February 24, 1982, on Hawaii
on February
17, 1982, on Kauai on March
2, 1982, on Maui on February
16, 1982, after public hearing notice was given in the Honolulu Advertiser

on January 12, 1982, in the Hawaii Tribune-Her.ald

on January 12, 1982, in the Garden Isle on January 14, 1982, and in the Maui News on January 15, 1982. Chapter
60 of Title 11, Administrative Rules and. the repeal of Chapter 43, Public H1ath Regulations, shall take effect ten days after filing with the Off ice of the Lieutenant Governor. CHARLES

G. CLARK Director Department

of Health Dated: J)ctobpr 2Q, 19R2 APPROVED: çOVERNOR TATE OF HAWAII Dated: /7 APPROVED

AS TO FORM: (ep’ty Attorney General

.
C) ,7

Filed: Nomhr Effective Date: rovembe29 9&2

cs -n C, I’.)TITLE
11 DEPARTMENT

OF HEMTLI CHAPTER

60 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL §11—60—01 Definitions §11—60-02 Permit, system, applicability §11—60—03 Permit system, applications §11-60—04 Permit system, conditions for considering applications §11-60—05 Permit systemE action on application §11—60—06 Permit system, performance testing §11-60—07 Permit system, cancellation

of authority

to construct §11—60-08 Permit system, suspension

or revocation

of- permit to operate, §11-60—09 Permit system, transfer
of permit to operate §11—60—10 Permit system, reporting discontinuance

or dismantleme’nt-V §11-60—11 Permit system, posting of permit to operate §11—60—12 Permit system, fees,V, §11-60—13 Permit system, fee schedule for
a permit toV operate §11-60—14 Permit system, period of permitV §11-60—15 Sampling., testing, and reporting methods §11—60—16 Malfunction

ofequipmentreporting§11—60—17Prohibitionofairpollution‘.

V.2 §11—60-18 Control of open burningV V §11-60-19 Agricultural burning, permit requirementV §11—60—20 Agricultural burning, applicationsV•. §11—60—21 Agriculturalburning, “no-burn daysVVV,V §11-60—22 Agricultural burning, record keeping and‘V •

V monitoring.•‘V‘-V-V•V-V §11—60-23 Agricultural burning, action on application §11—60—24 Visible emissionsV‘•V §11—60—25 Control of motor vehicles VS11_60_26 Fugitive dust §11—60—27 Incineration‘V §11—60—28 Bagasse—burning boilers §11—60—29 Process industriesV-. 1l—60—30 Sulfur oxides from fuel combustion §11-60-31 Storage of volatile organic compounds §11-60-32 Volatile organic compound water separation §11—60-33 Pumps and compressors §11—60—34 Waste gas disposal §11—60—35 PreventiOn

of air pollution emergency episodesHawaii Dept. of Health 1—60—I

l2/2O/82 §11—60— riances §11—60—37 Pen •es and remedies 511—60—38 Severabj. Historical

N Chapter

f Title 11, dminis— trative Rule

s based substantiall Public Health Regulat

, Chapter 43, Air Pollution Con
1, Depart— me Health, State of Hawaii. [Eff. 3/21/
am l/73, 1/1/73, /l3,’7C;

n uov

.

.. 5ll-60-1’Defiitions.’

As used in this chapter: “Agricultural burning” means open outdoor fires • used in agricultural operations,

in the growing of • crops,or raising
of fowls or animals, forest management,V or range improvement..“..• • “Air pollutant” means dust, fumes, mist, smoke, other particulate matter’, vapor, gas, odorous substances, or any combination thereof.

.V

•VV “Air pollution” means the presence
in the outdoor. atmosphere

of one ormore. air pollutants

in suchVquantitiesanddurationasisortends to be injuriousVVto human health or welfare, animal or plant life,or

.V • property
or interferes with the enjoyment
of life or property.VV

.V V “Ambient air” means the general outdoor atmosphere. “Department” means the, department

of. health. of the State of Hawaii.‘‘

.

• ..V

.V “Director” means the director
of. health of the State of Hawaii orhis duly authorized agent, officer, or inspector.VV

.V “Effluent water separator” means any tank, box,.

•,V sump, or other container

in which any volatile organic’. compounds floating
on or entraiñed.or cori.tained.inV water entering such tank, box, sump, or other container is physically separated and remOved from such waterV prior to outfall, drainage,

or recovery of.such water. “Emission” means the act of releasing,or discharging air pollutants into the ambient air frott any source..

.

V “Existing source” means any stationary sourceV which commenced construction

or was ‘in operation prior to- March 21, 1972.VVV‘ “Fuel—burning equipment” means any furnace, boiler, apparatus, stack, and all appurtenances thereto,V used in the process
of burning fuel for the primaryV purpose
of producing heat or power by indirect heat transfer.

•V “Fugitive dust” means uncontrolled emission
of solid airborne particulate matter from any source other than combustion. 60—2Hawaii Dept. of Health 12/20/82 ll—60—i “Modification” means any physical change to or change in the niethod of operation, including switching to a fuel ith

a highe sulfur or ash content,
of a stationary source which changes the artount of any air pollutant emitted
by such source or which results
in the emission
of any air pollutant not previously emitted. “New source” means any stationary source, the construction, modification,

or relocation

of which commenced

on or after March 21, 1972. “Odors” means smells or aromas which are unpleasant

to persons,
or which interfere with sleep, upst appetite, produce irritation

of the upper respiratory tract,or ceate symptoms
of nausea,
or which by their inherent chemical
or physical nature,
or method of process ing, are or may be detrimental

or dangerous

to health. “Opacity” means-a state which renders material partially

or wholly impervious

to rays of light and causes obstruction

of an observer’s view. “Open burning” means the burning
of any matter in such a manner that -the products
of combustion resulting from the burning are emitted directly into -the ambient air without • passing through
an adequate stack or flare. - “Particulate matter”- means any material-, except water -
- in uncombined forrn, that is or has been airborne and exists as a liquid or a- solid at standard conditions.V

-V -“Person” means an individual, corporation, partnership, firm, association, trust, estate,- public or private institution, group, agency, political subdivision

of thisV state, any other state or political subdivision

or agencyV thereof
or any legal successor, representative,

orV

-

-agency of theforegoing.VV

-

-. -V “Ringelmann chart” means the chart published andV described

in the U.S. Bureau of Nines Information Circular 83

-.

--

-•VV “Smoke” means the gaseous products
of burning

- carbonaceous materials inae visible by the presence
of

-•VV small particles
of- carbon.

- “Soiling index” means measure
of the soiling properties

of suspended particles

in air determined

byV drawing

a measured volume- of air through

a known areaV • of Whatman No.

4 filter paper for

a measured period of • time, expressed

as COH’s/l,OOO linear feet, or equivalent.V “Source” means ahy property, real or personal, which emits or may emit any air pollutant.- “Stack” means any chimney, flue, conduit,
or duct arranged

to conduct emissions

to the ambient air. “Standard stack conditions” means

a dry gas temperature

of 70 degrees fahrenheit and
a gas pressure of 14.7 pounds per square inch absolute (21.1 degrees
c,V 760 mm Hg.).

-

- 60—3• •Hawii Dept.of Health 12/20/82 §11—60—1V.. “Submerged fill pipe” means any fill pipe the • discharged opening of whih is entirely submerged when- the liquid level is
6 inches (15 ctu...) above the bottom of the tank; or when applied
to a tank whichis loaded from the side, shall mean ny fill pipe theV discharge opening of which is entirely submerged when the liquid level is 18 inches (45 cm.) above the bottom of the tank.

-.•. “Volatile organic compounds”. xneans any gasoline,-V petroleum,

or any petrolewn. distillate containing carbon and hydrogen
or carbon and hydrogen
in combination-V with any other element which has
a vapor pressure
of•VV 1.5 pounds per square inch absolute
or greater underV actual storage conditions.. [Eff.: N0V2 91982”)V• (Auth:V HRS §342—3, 342—22;
42- U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416;V

.:V -40 C.F.R. Parts 50, .51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 342—22;V• • 42 U.S..C §7407, 7410, 7416; 40

50,V•.. §11—60—2 ?ermit system, applicab.ility.

(a) NoV person shall cause orV ,permit the construction

or-.• irtodi.fication

of any new source, te use of which mayV•V cause the issuance
of air pollutants

or th&-use
of••.- • which may e1irninate reduce,
or control the issuance••VV of air pollutants without first obtaining authorization••••V • for such construction

or modification from the director. The tht

is for construction

or modification only and shall remain in effect until the permit to •
fVV&perateis granted
or denied.VV (b) No person shall cause or permit theoperation••.-•VV

: of any new sourcewithout first obtaining

a permit
to operate from the director. Authorization

to continue.•V• operating any new source shall continue oily as long•V as the permit to operateisin effect.V () An authority

to construct

or permit to- :-.VVf-V • operate shall not be requiredfor the following:

*

-VVV (1) The installation

or altering
of an air-VV -V- pollutant detector, air pollutant recOrder,•V controller,,

or combustion shut—VV••.•

. V-
(2)- Air conditioning

or ventilating systems not-VV.••VVV•.• designed

to remove air pollutants generated.-

-V- by or released from equipment..V•

•V (3) Fuel burning equipraent,- other than smOke house generators, which is used in a privateV-•

- dwelling;

or has

a BTUgrossinputrateofV less than 500,000 BTTJ per hour;or is usedVfor space heating, other than boilers and •

hot air furnaces.V-•

•V-

••V.•

- 60—4VV-Hawaii. Dept.
01 HJth 12/20/82 §11—60—3 (4) Steam generators, steam superheaters, water • boilers, water heaters, and closed heat transfer system that have

a maximum,gross • heat input rate of less than 250 million BTU per hour, and are fired exclusively with one of the following: •

(A) Natural
or synthetic gas. (B) Liquified petroleum gas.. •

(C)
A cOmbination

of natural, synthetic,

or liquified petroleum gas. (5) obi1e internal combustion engines. - (6) Laboratory equipment used exclusively
for chemical
or physical analyses. (7) Ocean—going vessels.. (8) Other sources of minor significance

as specified by the director. (d) Issuance
of a permit to operate shall .not exempt an person owning or operating

a source from prosecution
for violations

of applicable rules and reguiations. [Eff.Nov..29, 1982) (Auth: HRS342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C.. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23; 42. U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) 511—60—3 Perrit ystem, applications.

(a) Application
for authority

to construct.and permit
to bperate
as required
by §11-60-2(a)
and (b) shall be made by the applicthit

on forms 1urnihed
by the director and shall be accompanied

by two copies of •complte data, siting information, plan descriptions, specifications, drawings, and other detailed information. necessary

to determine

in what manner the new source will be operated and controlled. (b) Each application shall be sig-ned by the applicant and shall constitute

an agreement that the applicant will assume responsibility

for the construction or modification
and operation
of the equipment

in accordance with these rules and regulations. - (a) If the applicant

is a partnership

or group other than

a corporation,
the application-shall

be made by one individual who is a. member of the group. If the applicant

is a corporation,
the application shall be made by an officer
of the corporation

or- general manager of a facility. [Eff.Nov. 29, 1982

3 (Auth: HRS §S342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: ERS 55342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C. 557407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) 60—5riawail L)e)c.. LLL ri.LL.Li 12/20/82 §11—60—4 §11—60—4 Perit iSteit cdition for considering applications.

(a) The director shall approve
an application
for authority

to construct

or permit to • operate
if the applicant can show to the satisfaction ofthe director that:--‘- (1) The new source
is designed, built, and egu.ipped

in accordance with the best practi—•.. cable, control technology

so as to reduce emissions

to a minimum.‘‘ •

(2) The new source
is designed and will be con— • structedor.tnodified

to operate.without- causing

a violation

of applicable rules and fegulations.......‘“‘ • (3) The new source will not endanger the maintenance••.•..
•:..• or attainment

of applicable abient air quality standards..•...•.. (4) Issuanceof
the authority

to contruct

dr•• the permit to operate
is in the public•. intereSt’

as defined
by ‘S3426, URS.- If in••.. the opinion of the director, the application-. for authority

to construct adequately addresses••• the public interest, then the application for
a permit to operate may simply refer to•.••‘• the pertinent section of the application
for • authority

to construct..‘• (b) Beforá granting
an approval for authority

o construct

or permit to operate, the director may:•• (1) Require the applicantto provide such facilities as are necessary for sampling and testing
to••-•-. :..,. determine the. air. pollutants discharged into•.•. the- atmosphere.. These sampling and testing.S •,acilities-may consist of the following:
f-’ (A) Sampling ports of a size, number, and 1ocaton

as specified

by the director. • :.• -:-:- (B) Safe- access to each port.••..•:.‘••. (C) Instrumentation

for monitoring and.- -- recording emission data..- (2) Specify ,conditions which will bring the
“.

.-••:- operation

of any new source described

in the •application within the conditions

of §11—60— ‘4(a)..••-•“-•••••••• (c)- In acting upon an application
for authority to construct

or permit to: operate, the director may deny an application

if the information, submitted shows that the new source described

in the application cannot conditionally

or otherwise meet the conditions of §11—60—4(a).••

• 60—6hawaii wept. or klealtfl 12/20/82 11—60—6 Cd) In acting upon an application
for
a permit to operate,
if the director finds that the new source has been constructed
not in accordance with the authority to construct,.he shall deny the applicant the permit to operate. [Eff.Nov.
29, 1982) (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22; U.S.C.. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11—60-5 erniit system, action on application. (a) The director may request additional information from the applicant. (b) The, director shall act within

a reasonable.•.• time, but not to exceed 180 ‘days, on an application and shall notify the applicant

in writing
of his approval, conditional approval,

or denial of the • application.•. Cc) If an application

is conditionally approved. or denied., the ‘director shall set forth his reasons•• for conditional approval
or denial in the written notice to the applicant.

:. • Cd) The applicant may submit answers and commtents, in duplicate,

to the director’s response
to the appli cation.’ (e) The direchor will consider the applicant’s answers and comments and shall notify the applicant

in writing ofhis final approval
or denial of the appli— • cation.• •(f) If the director issues
to the applicant

a • conditional approval
of the application, commencing work under such an authority

tQ construct
or operating • under such
‘a permit,
to operate shall be deemed acceptance•. by the applicant
of al the conditions

so specified. •

(g) If the director issues
to the applicant

a ‘final denial of’ the application,
the director shall not give further consideration until

a new application is submitted

by the, applicant. [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982 (Auth: I’IRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 tLS.C. 557407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11-60-6 e’rnd’ systent,’ p’erfo’rrnanc testing.
If required
by the director, the applicant shall conduct performance tests in order to determine compliance with applicable rules and regulations

in accordance’ with test methods

as specified

by the director with the tests being made at the expense of the applicant.. 60—7§11—60—6t1W_L.LL).LLiJ..Lii 12/20/82 The director may monitor
or conduct such tests.. [Eff.Nov.
29, 1982) (Auth: HRS §S342—3,342—22;

42 u.s.c.. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C.. §74O7, 7410, 7416, 40 C.F.R. Parts 50,51) §11—60—7 Pritsystem, nceilation

of authority to àonstruct.

1a) The directormay cancel an authority

to construct

if the construction

or modi fication

is not begun within one year from the date ofissuance,

or if the work involved
in the con struction

or modification

is. suspended. -for one year or more...

.: (b) An app1iant may request
an extension of•- the cancellation date by writing
to the director and • stating reasons for the request. Extensions may be granted for

a period of not more than six months after the cancellation date. [Eff.Nov.
29, 192] (Auth: IIRS §342—3, 342—22; 42U..S.C. §7407, 7410,- 7416; 40 C.F.P.. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §S342—3, 3424,34222,.342’23;

42 U.S.C. §S7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51)-.. li—.0-8Perriit sySte .sus:pensi

or revocation ofperm
to operate.Any violations

of this chapter shall be cause for the director

to suspend
or revoke a permit to operate. Suspension

or revocation

of a permitto operate .shall become final 10 days after servicéof notice on the holder of thepermit.

A permit to operate which has been revoked shall be surrendered forthwith.to
the director and all fees- paid oz dues shall be forfeited. [Eff. Nov. 29, .1982]-:- (Auth:- HRS §342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §74O7, 7410,....- .7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: ERS §342—3,- 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C. §7407, -7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50,51)-. §11—60—9 Pertiit systerr; trnfeof priti’t to operate.

A permit to operate shall not be transferable, whether
by operation

of law or otherwise, either from one location

to another, from one piece of equipment

to another,
or from one person to another. [Eff.Nov.
29, 1982) (Aüth: liRS §342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23,
42 U.S.C. §S7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) 60—8Hawaii Dept. Of Health 12/20/82 §11—60—12 §11—60—10 ierrrit ystem., eptirgdiscontinuance r is lertent.
It shall be ruired
of that person to which the, permit to operate was issued to report to the director within thirty days the pernanent discon tinuance
or dismantlement

of that article, machine, equipment,

or other contrivance
for which the permit to operate had been issued. The permit to operate shall then be surrendered forthwith

to the director. jEff.NOV.
29, 198 (Auth: HRS §.342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F..R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C.. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51)- §11—60--li erit system, posting
of permit
to operate.

(a) Upon granting

an approval for
a permit to operate, the diector shall issue to the applicant

a certificate referred

to as permit to operate which shall be posted in a conspicuous place at or near the article, machine, equipment,

or other contrivance
for which the permit was issued. (b)
A person shall not wilfully deface, alter, •

: forge, counterfeit,

or falsify

a permit to operate. • [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982] (Auth: ERS §342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C.. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 CF.R. Parts 50, 51).- §11—60—12 Perit system fees. (a) Every applicant for an authority

to .contruct and

a permit
to operate shall pay
a filing fee of $2.0. This filing fee shall be submitted with the application
and shall not be • refunded nor applied
to any subsequent application following final action of cancellation

or denial of an • application.•

: (b) Every applicant who files an application with the director for ‘a permitto operate shall pay, in addition
to the filing fee, an amount prescribed

by the applicable fee schedule.

If more than one fee schedule is applicable, then the governing schedule shall be that which results
in the higher prescribed fee. (c) Where an application

is filed for

a permit to operate. any new source by reason of an alteratjon

or addition and where

a permit
to operate had preious1y been granted for such equipment, the applicant shall be assessed

a fee based upon the increase
in rating using the applicable
fee schedule. Where there is a decrease in such rating, the applicant shall pay only the amount of the filing fee. 60—9iawaii Dept. of iea1th 12/20/82 511—60—12 (d) where an application

is filed for
a permit to operate by reasàn of transfer from one person to another, and no alteration, addition,

or transfer
of location has been made, the applicant shall pay only a $5.00 fee which shall be submitted with the appli— cation...--- •

Ce) Where the application

is filed for

a permit to operate
by reason of transfer from one location

to • another permanent location, and no alteration, addition, or transfer
of person has been made, the applicant. •shall pay only

a $20.00 filing fee which. shall be•. submitted.with

the application.. • (f)
A request for

a duplicate permit to operate shall be made in writing to• the director within
10•VV days after the destruction, loss, or defacement

of a permit
to operate.

A fee of $1.00 shall be charged and sübmitted withthe request.-

:.. (g) Any federal, state, or county government agency shall be exempt from paying all fees as pres— •

: àribed herein....•. (h) Except where noted, all fees as prescribedV hereinare payable within
30 days after issuance
ofV V notice by the dI±ector
of approval
or conditional.V•V approval
of an application
for
a permit
to operate.•V•VV•V Ionpayiaent

of the fee within this peiod shall resultVVV•. in automatic cancellation

of the application.V•VVV (i) Fees shall be made payable
to the State ofV • flawaii. tEffN0V. 29,1982) (Auth: HRS §5342—3,VV• 342—22;
42 U.S.C. 557407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R.V V Parts 50, 51) (Imp: -HRS §5342—3, 342—4,342—22,VVVV5V • 342—231
42 U.S.C. 557407, 7410, 7416; 40C.F.R.“....• Parts 50, 51)....•...- :.

-• •..:..•.

:-- 511—60—13 Permit system, fee schedule for

a•V•VV pernit to pe’rate.

(a) Electric motor horsepowerV schedule. Any new source where .afl electric motor isV used as the power supply shall be assessed

a permitV fee based the total rated motor horsepower

of all••V V electric motors.included

in the new source, in:•

•V accordance with the following schedule:..V • HorSeower..•.

VS FeeV

(1) Up to and including 10 $20.00VVVV

(2) Greater than 10 but lessV..-V

: t.1i.ax. 100

.

.
.

. 30.00V.

— • (3) Equal to or greater than 100..... 40.00 (b) Electric energy schedule. Any new source which uses electrical energy, with the exception
of- • electric motors, shall be assessed

a permit fee based on the total kilovolt ampere (KVA) ratings, in. accordance with the following schedule:V 60—10ttawaii L)epL. or tieaat-u 12/20/82 •
§11—60—14 • iIovd1t arr(pere

Fee 1) Up to including

100 $0.00 (2) Greater than 100 but less than 5,000

30.00 (3) Equal to or greater than 5,000 40.00 (c) Fuel burning equipment schedule Any new source
in which fuel is burned, with the exception

of incinerators, shall be assessed

a permit fee based upon the design fuel consumption expressed

in thousands

of BTU per hour, using gross heating values of the fuel, in accordance wIth the following schedule: • 1,0 00 BTU per hdur

Fee (1) Up to arid including 500 $20.cYO (2) Greater than 500 but less than 2,000- 30.00 (3) Equal to or greater than 2,000... 40.00 (d) Incinerator schedule. Any new incinerator source shall be assessed

a permit fee based upon the maxirnuir horizontal cross sectional area, in square feet, of the primary combustion chamber,

in accordance with the following schedule: Area. sqiiar feet

Fee I].) Up to and including

10 $20.00 (2) Greater than 10 but less than 20

30.00 (3) Equal to or greater than 20 40.00 (e)- Stationary container schedule. Any flew stationary tank, reservoir,

or other container source shall be assessed

a permit fee based on the capacity

in gallons,
in accordance with the following schedule: Gallons

Fee (1) Up to and including 40,000 $20.00 (2) Greater than 40,000 but less than400,000

30.00 (3) Equal to or greater than 400,000

40.00 (f) Miscellaneous schedule. Any new source which is not included

in the preceding schedule shall be assessed

a fee of $20.00 for each permit granted. [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982) (Auth: HRS §342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS 5342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51)- §11-60—14 Permit system, perid of permit.
An authority

to construct

or permit
to operate shall be issued for any term not to eceed five years, if the director determines that such will be in the public interest. The director,

on application,
may renew

a 60—11hawaii L.Jept.o nea.Ltn. 12/20/82 §11—60—14 permit from time to time for

a term not to exceed five years. [Eff. Nov. 29, ‘1982

) (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—4, 342—22, 342—23;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11-60—15 Sam1irg testing, and reporting • methods.
(a) All sampling and testing shall be made and the results calculated

in accordance with test procedures approved
by the director. All tests shall be made under the direction

of persons knowledgeable in the field, of air pollution control. (b) The department may conduct tests of emissions of air pollutants f.rom any source. Upon request of the director, the person responsible
for the source to be tested shall provide necessary ports in stacks or ducts and such Other safe and proper sampling and testing facilities, exclusive

of instruments and. sensing devices,

as may -be necessary for proper determination

of the emissions
of air pollutants. (c) Reporting- (1) The owner or operator
of any stationary source in the State of Hawaii shall, upon • notification from the director maintain • records
of the nature and amounts
of emissions from such source and any other information- as may be deemed necessary
by the director to determine whether such source
is in • compliance with applicable emissions limitations or other requirements..V (2) The information recorded shall be summarized and reported

to the director,

on forms•- furnished

by the director, and shall be-V submitted within
45 days after the end ofV. the reporting period. Reporting periodsVV are January

1 - June 30 and July

1 - December 31, except that the initial reporting period- shall corrence
on the date the director issues notification

of the record-keeping requirements. (3) Information recorded
by the owner or operatàrand copies of thesurnniarizingreports- submitted

to the director shall be retained by the owner or operator for two years after the date on which the pertinent report
is submitted.. (4) Emission data obtained from owners orV operators
.of stationary sources pursuant

to 5342—22, HRS, will be correlated with applicable emission limitations
and other 60—12V12/20/82 §11—60—17 •reguirernents
and willbe made available

to the public during normal business hours at the department. [Eff. Nov. 29, 198 (Auth: HPS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.SC. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11-60—16 Malfunction

of equipment reporting. (a) In the case. of shutdown
of air pollution control equipment for necessary scheduled maintenance,
the intent
to shut down such equipment shall be reported to the direätor

at least twenty—four hours prior to the planned shutdown. Such prior notice shall include, but is not limited to, the following: (1) Identification

of the specific facility

to be taken out of service
as well as its location and permit number. (2) The. expected length of time that the air pollution control equipment will be out of service. (3) The nature and quantity
of emissions

of air pollutants likely
to be emitted during the shutdown period. (4) Measures such as the use of off—shift labor and equipment that will be taken to minimize the length of the shutdown period. (5) The reasons that it would be impossible

o impractical

to shut down the source operation. during the maintenance period. (b) In the event that any emission source, air pollution control equipment,

or related facility breaks down in such

a manner
as to cause the emission of air pollutants

in violation

of applicable rules and regulations,
the person responsible
for such equipment shall immediately notify the director
of such failure
or breakdown and provide

a statement giving all pertinent facts, including the estimated duration
of the breakdown.
The director shall be notified when the condition causing the failure
or breakdown has been corrected and the equipment

is again in operation. [Eff.Nov.
29, 1982] (Auth: UPS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11-60—17 ?rohibitIon

of air pollution.

No person shall permit or cause air pollution

as defined in §11—60—1
of this chapter. [Eff.Nov.
29, 1982] (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. 557407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50., 51) (Imp: URS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. .Parts 50, 51) 60—13£1W._L..J_ LJ— ‘-‘a-L... §11—60—18- 12/20/82 §11—60-18 Control of open burning.

(a) Except as provided

in §11—60—18(b)
and §11—60—19

of this chapter,

no person shall ignite, cause to be ignited, permit
to be ignited,
or maintain any open fire. (b) §1l-60—18
(a) shall not apply to: (1) Open fires for the cooking
of food. (2) Fires for recreational, decorative,

or ceremonial purposes. (3) Fires tO abate

a fire hazard,providing hazard
is so declared
by the fire department or district forester having jurisdiction. (4) Fires for prevention

or control
of disease or pests. (5) Fires for training personnel

in the methods • -of fighting fires. (6) Fires for the disposal
of dangerous materials, where there is no alternate method of • disposal and burning
is approved

in advance by the director. (7) Fires for the burning
of leaves, grass, weeds, wood. paper, and similar, materials on one’s on premises, not exceeding four family units arid 25 pounds per day, per • unit, provided such burning
is not within • 50 feet of any habitable building,

is attended
or supervised

by an adult person and is completed within daylight hours (9 a.xn. to ‘6 p.m.) and provided further that such burning shall not be in violation. of the regulations

of other’ fire control agencies. This exception shall not apply to the City and County of Honolulu after June
1, 1973.- (8) Fires for residential bathing purposes. [Eff. Nov. 29 1982] (Auth: HRS §S342—3, 342—4, 342—6, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: ERS §5342—3, 342—4, 342—6, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11—60—19 AgrIciil’tural burning, permit require ment. No person shall cause or permit agricultural burning unless

a permit has been applied for and obtained from the director, provided that this permit is valid only if the conditions specified

in the- permit are compiled with, that the permit
is not valid on “no—burn” days and provided further that no permit’ shall be, granted for the open burning
of trash and other wastes that have been handled
or processed by factory operations. [Eff.NOv 29,1982) (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—4, 342—6, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS 60—14HawaiiL)eot.oHeaLtL112/20/82§11—60—21§5342—3,342—4,342—6,342—22;42U.S.C.§574.07,7410,7416;40C.F.R..Parts50,.51)§11-60-20Agx-ictiltura1’burning,appl:ications.(a)Applicationsshallbemadeonformsspecifiedbythedirectorandshallbeaccompaniedbytwocopiesofcompletedatawhichwillincludemapsofareastobeburnedshowingfieldsbyappropriatenumbersandacreage,directionofprevailingwinds,locationofresidential,school,cormiercialestablishments,publicbuildings,andairports,thedesignationoffieldstobeburnedunderspecifiedwindconditionsandalternatemeansofdisposalofcropsandanyotherinformationthatthedirectormayspecify.(b)Eachapplicationshallbesignedbytheapplicantandshallconstituteanagreementthattheapplicantwillassumeresponsibilityfortheopenagriculturalburninginaccordancewiththeserulesandregulations.[Eff.Nov.291982](Auth:HRS§5342—3,342—4,342—6,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,.51)(Imp:HRS§5342—3,342—4,342—6,••342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,•51)§11—60-21AgriculturalI“no-burndays.(a)Agriculturalburningshallbeprohibitedunderthefollowing,conditions:(1)Onanyislandwhenmeteorologicalconditionshaveresultedinwidespreadhazeonthatislandandwherethenationalweatherservicepredictsacontinuationordeteriorationofexistingmeteorologicalconditionsforthenext24hours.Forthepurposesofthissection,widespreadhazeshallbeconsideredtoexistwhenallvisibleridgeswithin5to10mileshavea“smoky”orbluishappearanceandcolorsaresubdued.Ridgesbeyond10milesthatarevisiblehaveablurredappearance.(2)OntheislandofOahueitherwhentheconditionspecifiedin§11—60—21(a)(1)occursorwhenmeteorologicalconditionshaveresultedinariseofcarbonmonoxidelevelexceeding5mg/rn3foran8—houraverageorparticulatematterlevelexceeding100ug/m3for24hoursandwherethenationalweatherservicepredictsacontinuationordeterioriationofexistingmeteorologicalconditionsforthenext24hours.60—15HawaiiDept.ofHealth12/20/82§11—60—21(b)floticesof‘tno—burn”daysforthespecifiedisland(s)willbeprovidedonorbefore4:O0p.xn.byradiobroadcastthroughhenationalweatherserviceandwillbeapplicableforthesucceedingday.[Eff.NoV.29,1982)(Auth:HRS§5342—3,342—4,342—6,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,51)(Imp:HRS§5342—3,342—4,342—6,342—22;42U.s.c.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,51)§11—60—22Agic1traIbuingrecordkeeingandnoriitoring.(a)Eachpermitteeshallmaintainarecordofconditionsexistingatthetimeofeachburntoincludethelocationandidehtificationofburnarea,sizeofarea,dateandtimeofday,prevailingwinddirectionandspeed,rainfallinpreceding24hours,typeofmaterial,andanyotherpertinentdataasrequiredbythedirector.(b)Inrecordingmeteorologicaldatarequiredby§11—60—22(a),thepermitteemayusenationalweatherservicedataor,onhisownmotion,conductmonitoringofconditionsprovidedthatinstrumentsusedhavebeenapprovedbythedirector.[Eff.Nov.29,198(Auth:HRS§5342—3,342—4,342—6,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,51)(Imp:ERS§5342—3,342—4,342—6,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,51)§11—60—23Agriculturalburning,actiononappli—cation..(a)Thedirectorshallactonanapplicationwithinareasonabletime,butnottoexceed90calendardaysfromthedatetheapplicationisreceivedandshallnotifytheapplicantinwritingofitsapprovalordenialoftheapplication.Ifthedirectorhasnoactedwithinthe90—calendardayperiod,theapplicationshallbedeemedtohavebeenapproved,providedthatthedirectormayrequestadditionalinformationfromtheapplicantandthe90—calendardayperiodshallcommenceonthedaythesupplementaryinformationisreceived.(b)AllapplicationsshallbesubmittedtotheDepartmentofHealth,1250PunchbowlStreet,Honolulu,HI96813.-(c)Ifanapplicationisdenied,theapplicantmayrequestahearinginaccordancewithchapter91,ERS.(d)Thepermitmaybegrantedforaperiodofuptooneyearfromthedateofapproval.60—16riawal.Li.’-’i-• 12/20/82 §11—60—24 (e) The director may, on the director’s own motion or the application

of any person, modify, supend, or revoke

a permit if, after affording the applicant a hearing
in accordance with chapter 91, HRS, it determines that any condition

of the permit has been violated,

or any rule or regulation

of the department has been violated,

or any provision

of chapter 342, HRS, has been violated,

or the maintenance

or attainnent of
a national ambient air quality standard will be interfered with, or that such is in the public interest.V (f) The permit ha11 not be transferable, whether by operation
of law or otherwise

or from one person to another.V (g)

Fees. (1) Every applicant for
a permit shall pay

a filing fee according

to the following schedule:V (A) Up to and including

10 acres- $5.00 (B) 10 to 100 acres $20.00V (C) Greater than 100 acres— $50.00V The acreage will be the total acreageV designated

to be burned
as specified

in the permit. (2) This filing fee shall be submitted with the application
and shall not he refunded
or applied
to any subsequent application. (3) Fees shall be made payable
to the State of Hawaii.V (4) Exemptions. .ny federal., state, or county gokrernment agency shall be exempt from paying all fees as prescribed herein.. [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982) (Auth: HRS §342—3, 342—4, 342—6, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R.V Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 342—4, 342—6, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §S7407, 7410, 7416; 40C.F.R. Parts 50, 51)V §11—60—24V Vis’ibie emissions.

(a) Visible emission restrictions
for existing stationary sources. (1) No person shall cause or permit the emission of visible air pollutants

of
a density eciual to or darker than 40 percent opacity, except as provided

in §11—60—24
(a) (2). (2)
A person my discharge into the atmosphere from any single source of emission,, for

a period aggregating
not more than six minutes in any sixty minutes, air pollutants

of
a density not darker than 60 percent opacityV when building

a new fire or when breakdown

of equipment occurs. 60—17V12/20/82 §11—60—24 (b) Visible emission restrictions
foz new stationary sources. (1) No person shall cause or permit the emission of visible air pollutants

of a density equal to or darker than 20 percent opacity, except as provided

in §11—60—24
(b) (2). (2)-
A person may discharge into the atmosphere from any single source of emission, for

a. period aggregating not more than six minutes in any sixty minutes, air pollutants

of a density not darker than 60 percent opacity when bui1din

a- new fire or when breakdown

of equipment occurs. (c) Cornpliance shall be determined

by procedures for evaluating actual.opacity readings

as described

in “Guidelines
for Evaluation

of Visible Emission” (EPA Document No. EPA—340/i—75—007, April 1975). (d) Exceptions for uncoinbined water. The provisions

of §11—60—24(a)
and (b) shall not apply to any emission which, except for the presence
of uncornbined water, such as condensed water vapor, would not be in violation

of such provisions. [Eff. Nov 29, 1932] (Auth: HRS §5342—3,. 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407,. 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: ERS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R.. Parts 50, 51) §11-60-25. Control
of motor vehicles.

(a) No gasoline—powered motor vehicle shall be operated which emits visible smoke while moving upon streets, roads, and highways. (b) No diesel—powered motor vehicle shall be operated which emits visible smoke for

a period of more than five consecutive seconds while upon streets, roads, and highways.- (c) No person shall cause, suffer,
or allow to keep any engine in operation while the motor vehicle
is stationary at.a loading zone, parking,
or servicing area, route terminal,or other off—street areas, except: (1) During adjustment

or repairing
of such engine at a garage or similar place of repair. (2) During operation

of ready—mix trucks,- cranes, hoists, and certain bulk carriers,

or other auxiliary equipment built onto the vehicle
or equipment that require power take-off from the engine, provided that there is not visible discharge

of smoke and the equipment is being used and operated for tie purposes as originally designed and intended. This exception does not apply to operations

of air conditioning equipnent

or systems. 60—18-f1.W_L.-I12/20/82 §11—60—26 (3) During the loading
or unloading

of passengers, not to exceed three minutes. (4) During the buildup
of pressure

at the start-up of the engine for

a period of not more than three minutes. (d) No person shall remove, dismantle, fail to maintain

or otherwise cause to be inoperative
any equip ment or feature constituting

an operational element
or the air pollution control system or mechanism

of a motor vehicle,

as required pursuant

to the provisions

of the federal Clean Air Act, as arnende&, except
as permitted or authorized

by law. [Eff.Nov.
29 1982) (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C..F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416;. 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11-60—26 Fugitive dust. (a) No person shall cause or permit any materials

to be handled, transported, or stored;
or a building, its appurtenances,

or a road to be constructed, altered, repaired,

or demolished without taking reasonable precautions,

as approved
by the’ director,- to prevent particulate matter from becoming airborne. Examples
of some reasonable precautions are: (1) Use, where possible,

of water or chemicals for control
of dust in the demoliion

of existing buildings

or structures, construction operations, the grading
of roads, or the clearing
of land; (2) Application

of asphalt, oil, water, or suitable chemicals

on roads, materials stockpiles,
and other surfaces which can give rise to airborne dusts; (3) Installation
and use of hoods, fans, and fabric filters
to enclose and vent the handling
of dusty materials. Adequate containment methods shall be employed during sandblasting

or other similar operations;- (4) Covering,

at all times when in motion, open—bodied trucks transporting materials likely
to give rise to airborne dusts; (5) Conduct
of agricultural practices such as tilling
of land, application

of fertilizers, etc., in such manner.
as to minimize airborne dust; (6) The paving of roadways and their maintenance in a clean condition; and (7) The prompt removal
of earth or other material from paved streets onto which earth or other material has been transported

by trucking
or earth moving equipment, erosion
by water, or other means. 60—19£a.Wd.LJ..£Je’..•‘.J..ne__l—12/20/82§11—60—26(b)Exceptforpersonsengagedinagriculturalpracticesorpersonswhocandemonstratetothedirectorthatbestpracticaloperationortreatmentisbeingimplemented,nopersonshall:(1)Causeorpermitthedischargeofvisibleemissionsoffugitivedustbeyondthelotlineofthepràpertyonwhichtheemissionsoriginate;or(2)Causeorpermittobeemittedintothe.atmosphereanydustfromanysourceinsuchamannerthatthegroundlevelconcentrations•at-apointselectedbythedepartmentexceeds:•(A)150mIcrogramspercubicmeteraboveupwindconcentrations.Samplesshallbeobtainedbyusingahighvolumeairsamplerorother,equivalentmethodfora12—hourperiod;or,(B)Afalloutof3.0gramsofdustpersquaremeterabàve,upwindconcentrations•forany14—dayperiod.Dustfallsamplesshallbeobtainedbyusingfalloutjarsof8inchesIndiameterand12inchesindepthoranylargerjarsofequivalentproportions.[Eff.Nov.29,1982](Auth:HRS§5342—3,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,51)(Imp:HRS§5342—3,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.FR.Parts50,51)§11—60-27ncineration.(a)Nopersonshallcauseorpermittheemissionfromanyincineratorofparticulatemattertoexceed0.20poundsper100pounds(2gm/kg.)ofrefusecharged•(b)Emissiontestsshallbeconductedatmaximumburningcapacityoftheincinerator.(c)Theburningcapacityofanincineratorshallbethemanufacturer’sordesigner’sguaranteedmaximumrateorsuchotherrateasmaybedeterminedbythedirectoriiiaccordancewithgoodengineeringpractices.Incasesofconflict,thedeterminationmadebythedirectorshallgovern.•.(d)Forthepurposesofthisregulation,thetotalofthecapacitiesofallfurnaceswithinonesystemshallbeconsideredastheincineratorcapacity.[Eff.Nov.29,1982](Auth:HRS§5342—3,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;40C.F.R.Parts50,51)(Imp:HRS§5342—3,342—22;42U.S.C.§57407,7410,7416;’40C.F.R.Parts50,51)-60—20

# Hawaii Dept. of HealUl 12/20/82 511—60—29 511—6 0—28 Bagas Se—burning

boilers.
No, person shall cause or permit

the emissions

of particulate matter from bagasse—biirning

boilers
in excess of 0.4 pounds per hundred’pounds

of bagasse

as burned. [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982] (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22; .42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11—60—29 ProeSsiridust2ies.

(a) No. person shall cause or permit the emission
of particulate. matter in any one hour from any source in excess of the amount shown in Table 13-1 for the process weight rate allocated

to such source. (b) Process weight per hour is the total weight of all materials introduced into any specific process that may cause any emission
of particulate

matter. Solid fuels charged

will be considered

as part of the process weight, but liquid and gaseous fuels and combustion air will not. For

a cyclical
or batch operation,

the process weight per hour will be derived
by dividing the total process weight by the number of hours in one complete operation from the beginning

of any given process
to the completion thereof, excluding any time during which the equipment is idle. For

a continuous operation,

the process weight per hour will be derived for
a typical period of time by the number of hours of such period. (c) Where the nature of any process
or operation or the design of any equipment

is such as to permit more than one interpretation

of this regulation,

the interpretation

that results
in the minimum value for allowable emission shall apply. (d) For purposes
of this regulation,

a process is any method, reaction,

or operation whereby materials introduced into the process undergo physical
or chemical change.

A specific process, independent

or production unit, is one which includes all of the equipment and facilities necessary for the completion

of the trans formation

of the materials

to produce

a physical
or chemical change. There may be several specific processes in series necessary

to the manufacture

of a product. However, where there are parallel series of specific processes,

the similar parallel specific processes shall be considered

as a specific process for emission regulation. [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982] (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) 60—21§11—60—29

12/20/82 ?‘roceSS Weight te ib./hr. 100 200 400* 600, 800 .1.,000 • 1,500’ 2,000 2,500 3, 000 3,500 4,000 • 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 • 9,000 12,000 16,000 18,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 or more

• Rat’e of EmisSion Th./hr. 0.551 0.877 1.40 1.83 2.22 2.58 3.38 4.10 4.76 5.38 5.96 6.52- 7.58 8.56 9.49 10.4 11.2 13.6 16.5 .17.9 19.2 25.2 30.5 35.4. 40.0 T1BTE 13-i Interpolation

of the data in this table for process weight rates up to 60,000 lb./hr. shall be accomplished

b’ use of the equation

E= 4.10 p 0 • 67 E= rate of emission

in lb./hr. ‘and
p= process weight rate in tons/hr.I—2J—.•— (a
o person shall burn, sell, or make av Die for sal or burning
in fuel burning

e ment, any fuel contain

in excess of 2.0 cent sulf’ar by weight except
fo uel used ocean—going vessels. (b) No person Ling fossil—fuel fired power and steaia
ati acilities having apower generating

o

t in excess.o

5 megawatts

or a heat,i.. greater than 250 milli TU/hr. shall b uel containing

in excess of 0.5 cent sulfur 7 WJ.ZLL.
60—22

# §11—60

0 (e) The sale an u f”’ 4a 

# y §1 -60—30(a)

and (b) may be allowed when th dir tor has determined that the use of such other fuels ..iill not iolate the ambient air quality standards

r oxide of sulfur,. [Eff. Nov. 29, 1982) (Auth:
RS §342—

, 

# 342—22;
42

U.S.C. §S7407, 7410, 741

; 40 C.F.R. arts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §342—3,

3 —22; 42 U.S.C §S7407, 74101 7416,’ 40 C.F..R. Pa

s 50, 51).V 

# §11-60— tage ‘f. Volatile
‘or nic •cornounds.

(

No person shall piac

, 

# store, or hold in any st 

# tionary tank, reservo

, 

# or other container

of 

# mo than.40,000 gallo (150,000 liter) capacity any, vol i’le organic comp

d unless such tank, reservoir, other contain

is a pressure tank capable
of mai taming work’

g pressuresV sufficient,



# at all ti
e to preve vapor or gas loss to 

# the atmosphere

or ‘s design
d, and equipped, with one 

# of the folio ng’vapV 

# loss control devices: (1)
A floating

ro 

# f,
c Listing of
a pOntoonV 

# type, double
ck yperoofor



# nterna1V 

# floating cover, ich will rest on the surface of the ‘‘quid contents and beV 

# equipped with

c 

# osure seal or seals to 

# close the spa

e be ween the roof edge andV 

# tank wall.

is co 

# tro] eauipment shallV 

# not be pernt’..ted

if

e volatile organic compounds

ave

a vapo pressure
of 11.0 pounds pe square .inch bsolute (568 mm Ig.) or reater under

a ual storage conditi

s. All tank ga ing or samplingV 

# device shall be gas-tigh except when tank gaugi

g or sampling

is taki

g place.V 

# (2)
A va
r recovery system,
Co isting of aVV yap 

# gathering system capabi
of Co ecting 

# the volatileorganlcompounds 

# v ors and gases discharged,

a
a vapor isposal system capable
of proce sing such olatile organic vapors and gases so as to 

# prevent their emission

to 

# the atmo phere and with all tankgauging 

# and sampl’ng devices gas-tight except when gaugin
or sampling

is taking place. (3) Other equipment

or means of equal effi iency 

# for purposes
of air pollution control

‘a 

# rr”V 

# 60—23any ew stationary storage vessel of more than the 250
g lion (950 liter) capacity any volatile àrga

c cornpo

d unless such vessel
is equipped with

a permane

t submerged fill pipe or is a pressure ank as descr bed in §11—60—31(a)

or is fitted with

a vapor rec very system
as described

in §11—60—
(a) (2) above.

tE •Nov. 29, 1982) (Auth: ERS §5342 342—22;
42 .S.C. .557407, 7410, 7416; 40 C. .R. Parts 50, 51 (Imp: HP.S §5342—3, 342—22;

2 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50,

5

) §11—60—32 Ia.ti1e ‘rgan.i’c c’omo

d water sepration.

(a) person shall use ny compartment of any single or in tiple compartiue volatile organic compound water sepa tor which rec yes effluent • water containing
200 allons (760 iters)

a day.or more of any volatile

o ganic cont und from any equipment processing, refining

t eating, toring,
or handling volatile organic cbrnpoun

s con ting of kerosene
or more volatile organic material

un ss such compartment is equipped with one of th ollowing vapor loss • control devices, properly

i stalled,
in good wOrking- order, and in operation. (1)
A container havng

1 openings sealed and totally enc1ong

th liquid contents.V All gauging

a d sampi T ig devices shall beV gas-tight

ex ept when uging or sampling is taking

p ace.. (2)
A contain equipped wit

a floating roof,VV consisti

of a pontoon

t e, double deckV type ro,. or’ internal floa ing cover, which

11 rest on the surf

a a of theV conte

s and be equipped with

a closure seal

r seals to close the spa
e between the oof edge and container wal

. All ga ging and sampling devices sha

1 be gas—- rht except when gauging
or saxnp inq is ng place. container equipped with

a vapor system consisting

of a vapor gather system capable
of collecting the ox vapors and gases discharged and
a v disposal system capable
of processing rcraniG vapor nd (3)

ry 60—24riawaiiL• 12/20/82 §11—60—35/ thi LLSfl • all container gauging and sampling device gas—tight except when gauging and sampl

g is taking place. (4)
A container having other equipmento qua1 efficiency for purposes
of
a • ollution control
as may be appro

d by t e director. [Eff. Nov. 29, 982] (Auth: HRS §342—3, 2—22; 42 U.S.C. §S7407, 741Ô, 7416; 40 C.F.R.

P ts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §3. —3, 342—22;
42 U.S. 57407., 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. arts 50, 51) §11-60—33 ?unand cornp ssors. All pumps and compressors handing vol ile organic compounds shall have mechanical eals or other equipment
of equal efficiency for pu es of air pollution- control
a may be approv
by the director. [Eff.Nov 29, 198 (Auth

S §342—3, 342—22;
42 U.S.C. §7407, 7410, 416;

0 C.F.R. Parts50,
51) (Imp: HRS §342—3, 42—22;

2 U.S.C. §S7407, 7410, 7416;.40 C.F.R.

P ts 50, 51)- §11—60—. Waste gas dispos

1• No person shall cause or pe. it the emission
of o anic gases from

a vapor blo own system or emergency elief unless these

g es are burned by smokeless ares, or an equall effective control device
as a roved by the dire or. [Eff.NOV.
29, 1982) (Auth:

S §342—3, 342 22; 42 U.S.C. §S7407, 7410, 1416;

4 C.F.R. P ts 50, 51) (Imp: HRS §5342—3, 342—2
42 U.S.C. 7G7- 7418, 7;
9 G.F.. §11-60—35 ?eintion

of air pollution ezrgency episodes.

(a) Notwithstanding

any other provision of the air pollution control regu1ation, this episode regulation

is designed

to prevent the excessive buildup
of air contaminants during air pollution episodes 7 thereby preventing
the occurrence

of any emergency due to the effects
of these contaminants on the public health. 60—25Hawaii Dept. or HeaLtfl 12/20/82 §11—60—35 (b) Episode criteria. Conditions justifying the proclamation

of an air pollution alert, air pollution warning,
or air pollution emergency shall be deemed
to exist whenever the director determines that the accumulation

of air contaminants

in any place is attaining

or has attained levels which could, if such levels are sustained

or exceeded, lead to
a threat
to the health of the public.
In making this determination-,

the director will be guided by the following criteria: (1) “Air pollution forecast”:

An internal watch by th department shall be actuated by
a national weather service advisory that atmospheric stagnation advisory

is in effect or the equivalent local forecast
of stagnant atmospheric conditions. (2) “Alert”: The alert level is that con— centration

of pollutants

at which first stage control action
is to begin.. An alert will be declared when any one of the following levels
is reached: (A) S02— 800 ug/m 3 (0.3 ppm), 24—hour- average (B). Particulate matter— 3.0 COH or 375 ug/m 3 , 24-hour average (C) S02 and particulate matter combined— product
of SO 2 , ppm, 24—hour average and COHs equal to 0.2 or product
of 

# • so 2 , ug/in 3 , 24-hour average and parti culate matter, ug/ra 3 , 24—hour average equal to 65x10 3 (D) CO— 17 mg/rn 3 (15 ppm), 8—hour average (E) Oxidant- 200 ug/m 3 (0.1 ppm), 1—hour average (F) N02— 1,130 ug/m 3 (0.6 ppm) 1—hour average; 282 ug/m 3 (0.15 ppm), 24—hour average- and meteorological conditions are such that this condition can be expected

to continue for twelve or more hours. (3) “Warning”:
The warning level indicates that air quality

is continuing

to degrade and that additional abatement actions are necessary.

A warning will be declared when any one of the following levels
is reached: 60—26Hawaii Dept. of Healtn 12/20/82 §11—60—35 (A) SO 2 —1,600 tag/rn 3 (0.6 ppm), 24—hour ave rage (B) Particulate matter- 5.0 COHs or 625 tag/rn 3 , 24—hour average (C) S02 and particulate matter cornined- product
of S02, ppm, 24-hour average and COHs equal to 0.8 or product
of S02, ug/m 3 , 24-hour average arid parti culate matter, ug/m 3 , 24—hour average equal to 261x10 3 (0) CO—. 34 mg/rn 3 (30 ppm) 8—hour average (E) Oxidant- 800 ug/m 3 (0.4 ppm), 1-hour average (F). N02— 2,260 ug/rn 3 (1.2 ppm), 1—hour average; 565 ug/1n 3 (0.3 ppm), 24—hour average and meteorological conditions
are such that this condition can be expected

to continue for twelve or more hours. (4) “Emergency”:
The emergency level is reached when the warning level, for pollutant has been exceeded and (A) The concentrations

of the pollutant are continuing

to increase,

or (B) The director determines that, because of meteorological

or other facts, the concentrations will continue

to increase,

or (C) When any on,e of the following levels is reached: • Ci) 502— 2,100 ug/m 3 (0.8 ppm), 24—hour average (ii) Particulate matter— 7.0 COEs or 875 tag/rn 3 , 24-hour average (iii) S02 and particulate matter combined—— • product
of SO 2 , ppm, 24—hour average and COHs equal to 1.2 or product
of- SO 2 , tag/rn 3 , 24—hour average and particulate matter, ug/m 3 , 24—hour average equal to 393xl0 (iv) CO— 46 mg/rn 3 (40 ppm), 8-hour average (v) Oxidant- l,200’ug/m 3 (0.6 ppm), 1—hour averace (vi) NO 2— 3,000 ug/rn 3 (1.6 ppm), 1—hour average; 750 tag/rn 3 (0.4 ppm), 24—hour average 60—27

# 12/20/82 §11—60—35

(5) “Termination”:

Once declared, any status reached
by application

of these criteria will remain in effect until the criteria for that level are no longer

met. At such time, the next lower status will be assumed tEff. Nov. 29, 198 (Auth: HRS §5342—3, 342—22;

42 US.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts. 50, 51) (Imp:

HRS §53423, 342—9, 342—22; 42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) §11—60-36

VariaxTces.

Variances and variance applications

shall comply

with HRS, §342—7, except that, no variance shall prevent

or interfere with the maintenance or attainment

of a national ambient air quality

standard. [Eff.Nov.
29, 1982] .(Auth:

ERS §5342—3, 342—22;

42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 CF.R. Parts 50, 51) (mo: HRS §5342—3, 342—7, 342—22;

42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) S11—60-37 Penalties and remedies. Any person who violates any provision

of this chapter

shall be subject

to the penalties

and remedies provided

for in ERS §5342—8, 342—11, 342—11.5,

342—12. [Eff.NOV.
29, 1982] (Auth:

HRS 55342—3, 342—22; 42.U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416;. 40 CF.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp:

HRS 55342—3, 342—8, 342—11, 342—11.3, 342—12, 342—22;

42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, 7416; Parts 50, 51)

. 

# §11-60—38 Severability.

If any provision

of this chapter

or its application

to any person

or circumstance is held invalid the application

of such provision

to other persons

o circumstances

and the remainder

of this chapter

shall not be affected thereby. [Eff.Nov.
29> 1982] (Auth:

HIS 55342—3, 342—22;

42 U.S.C. §57407,7410, 7416; 40 C.F.R. Parts 50, 51) (Imp:

.HRS §5342—3, 342—22; 42 U.S.C. §57407, 7410, .7416; Parts 50, 51) 60—28