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(b) Ships requiring Federal or State 

pilotage shall not meet or overtake other 

like vessels in Sparkman Channel. 

(c) Vessels having a draft of more 

than 35.5 feet may not transit Sparkman 

Channel. 

(d) Vessels having a draft of 34.5 feet, 

but not over 35.5 feet, may transit 

Sparkman Channel only when the tide is 

at least one foot above mean low water. 

[e) Vessels with a draft of 30 feet or 

greater shall transit as near as possible 

to the center of the channel. 

Dated: May 13, 1991. 

Robert E. Kramek, 

Rear Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard, Commander, 

Seventh Coast Guard District. 

[FR Doc. 91-17983 Filed 7-29-91: 6:45am] 

BIWNG CODE 481G-1~ 

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

AGENCY 

40 CFR Part 52 

[FRL-3969-4] 

Approval and Promulgation of State 

Implementation Plans; OR 

AGENCY: Environmental Protection 

Agency (EPA). 

ACTION: Final rule. 

SUMMARY: By this notice, EPA Is 

approving numerous revisions to the 

Oregon state implementation plan (SIP) 

liS submitted by the State of Oregon 

Department of Environmental Quality 

on May 31, 1986 and July 11, 1986. This 

action will re.sult In an updated SIP, 

rescinding provisions which are no 

longer needed, revising and updating 

certain rules and sections of the SIP and 

adding rules which were not previously 

included in the SIP. These revisions 

were submitted to satisfy the 

requirements of section 110 of the Clean 

Air Act (hereinafter referred to as the 

Act). 

EFFECTIVE DATE: July 30, 1991. 

ADDRESSES: Copies of the materials 

submitted to EPA may be examined 

during normal business hours at: 

Public Information Reference Unit, 

Environmental Protection Agency, 4tn M 

Street SW., Washington, DC 20460. 

Air Programs Branch, Docket OR3-1-5157, 

Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 

Sixth Avenue, AT-<l82, Seattle, Washington 

98101. 

State of Oregon, Department of 

Environmental Quality, 811 SW., Sixth, 

Portland, Oregon 97504. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

David i:lray, Air Programs Branch, AT082, Environmental Protection Agency, 

1200 Sixth Avenue, Seattle, Washington 

98101., telephone: (206) 553-4253, FTS: 

399-4253. 

SUPPLEMENTARY lt.!FORMATION: 

I. Background 

The Clean Air Act of 1970 required 

stales to submit state implementation 

plans (SIPs) to EPA which provided for 

implementation, maintenance and 

enforcement of the national ambient air 

quality standards. The SIP contains 

statutes, rules, strategies, and programs 

which demonstrate a state's ability to 

attain and/or maintain compliance with 

the national ambient air quality 

standards (NAAQS) In all areas. In 1972, 

the Oregon Environmental Quality 

Commission adopted the initial Oregon 

SIP which was approved by EPA on 

May 31, 1972 (37 FR 10888). As a result 

of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 

1977, the Oregon Department of 

Environmental Quality (ODEQ) 

submitted a revised SIP on June 27, 1979, 

and July 6, 1979, portions of which were 

approved by EPA on June 24, 1980 (45 FR 

42265). 

Since 1972 ODEQ has been 

responsible for developing revisions and 

additions to the SIP as needed to 

maintain the NAAQS. During the past 16 

years there have been numerous SIP 

revisions submitted by ODEQ, some of 

which have been approved by EPA and 

some of which have yet to be acted 

upon. As a result, the contents of the 

EPA-approved Oregon SIP were often in 

question. To rectify this problem, ODEQ 

undertook a several-year effort to revise 

and reorganize its entire SIP. 

On May 30, 1986, the State of Oregon 

Department of Environmental Quality 

(ODEQ) submitted to EPA a request to 

rescind the existing SIP and replace it 

with an updated SIP. Additionally, on 

July 11,1986, ODEQ submitted the 

"Specific Air Pollution Control Rules for 

the Medford-Ashland Air Quality 

Maintenance Area" (OAR 34()-3(}...{115, 

030, 031, 040 and 055). 

EPA reviewed the numerous 

amendments to the Oregon SIP and 

found that the revisions met the criteria 

In accordance with section 110 of the 

Clean Air Act and 40 CFR part 51. On 

November 3, 1988 (53 FR 44487) EPA 

provided a 30-day public comment 

period on its proposed approval of the 

ODEQ request. No comments were 

received. 

11. Summary of Action 

EPA is today approving numerous 

revisions to the Oregon SIP as submitted 

by ODEQ on May 30, 1986 and July 11, 

1986. 

Specifically EPA is approving 

revisions. to the following sections of 

Volume 2 [The Federal Clean Air Act 

Implementation Plan (and Other State 

Regulations)] and section 3 [Statewide 

Regulatory Provisions-Chapter 340): 

Section 1 Introduction 

Section 2 General Administration 

·Section 3 Statewide Regulatory Provisions, 

Subsection 3.1 Oregon Administrative 

Rule-Chapter 340 

OAR 340-14-005 to 050 Procedures for 

Issuance of Pennits 

OAR 340-21Hl46 Records, Maintaining and 

Reporting 

OAR 340-2{)-047 "State of Oregon Clean 

Air Act. Implementation Plan" 

OAR 340-30-015(2) Specific Air Pollution 

Control Rules for the Medford-Ashland 

Air Quality Maintenance Area 

OAR 340-31-105 PSD Definitions 

Section 4 Control Strategies for 

Nonattairunent Areas 

Section 5 Control Strategies for Attainment 

and Nonnttairunent Areas 

Section 6 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring 

Program 

Section 8 Public Involvement 

Section 9 Plan Revisions and Reporting 

EPA is approving the deletion of the 

following provisions of section 3.1: 

OAR 340-11-005 to 035 Rules of Practice 

and Procedure 

OAR 340-13-005 to 035 Wilderness, 

Recreational, and Scenic Area Rules 

OAR 340-Z0-100 to 135 Rules for Indirect 

Sources 

OAR 340-z.HJOS to 040 Motor Vehicle 

Rules 

OAR 340-24-311 and 337 Motor Vehicle 

Noise Rules 

OAR 34()..2!Hl55 to 080 Reduction of 

Animal Matter 

OAR 340-28-001 to 090 Specific Air 

Pollution Control Rules for Clackamas, 

Columbia, Multnomah, and Washington 

Counties 

OAR 340-31-045 Particle Fallout 

OAR 34()..31~ Calcium Oxide (Lime 

Dust) 

In addition to the May 30, 1966, 

submittal, EPA is also approving 

revisions to the Specific Air Pollution 

Control Rules for Medford-Ashland Air 

Quality Maintenance Area" (OAR 34(}-

3~15, 030, 031, 040 and 055) which 

were submitted to EPA on July 11,1986. 

There are two revisions which were 

submitted to EPA on May 30, 1986, that 

will not be processed In this rulemaking 

action. Instead EPA will prepare 

separate Federal Register Notices of 

Rulemaking proposing action on OAR 

34()-25-150 to 205 Kraft Pulp Mills and 

OAR 34()-25-305 to 325 Board Products 

Industries. 

On February 24, 1986, ODEQ 

submitted extensive revisions to the 

ozone control strategy for the PortlandVancouver Air Quality Maintenance 

Area (section 4.3} and certain 

Implementing rules (OAR 34()-22-100 to 

220, OAR 34o-2o-155(i) Table 1, and 

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OAR 340-20-241). These revisions 

supersede the respective sections in the 

May 30, 1tl88 submittal (even though 

they predate that submittal). EPA will 

not be acting on these provisions in this 

rulemaking, but instead, will prepare a 

separate Federal Register Notice of 

Rulemaking if warranted pursuant to the 

Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. 

On August 5, 1985, and December 5, 

1986, ODEQ submitted extensive 

revisions to title 14, 34, and 38 of Lane 

Regional Air Pollution Authority's 

(LRAPA) rules. Since portions of these 

submittals supersede parts of the May 

30, 1986 submittal, EPA will take action 

on all of these requested revisions to the 

LRAPA rules in a separate Federal 

Register Notice of Rulcmaking. 

Ill. Administrative Review 

This action has been classified as a 

Table 3 action by the Regional 

Administrator under the procedures 

published in the Federal Register on 

January 19, 1989 (54 FR 2214-2225). On 

January 8, 1989, the Office of 

Management and Budget waived Table 2 

and 3 SIP revisions (54 FR 2222) from the 

requirements of section 3 of Executive 

Order 12291 for a period of two years 

and has been extended. 

Nothing in this action should be 

construed as permitting or allowing or 

establishing a precedent for any future 

request for revision to any state 

implementation plan. Each request for 

revision to the state implementation 

plan shall ba considered separately in 

light of specific technical, economic and 

environmental factors and in relation to 

relevant statutory and regulatory 

requirements. 

The Agency has reviewed this request 

for revision of the federally-approved 

state implementation plan for 

conformance with the provisions of the 

1990 Clean Air Act Amendments 

enacted on November 15, 1990. The 

Agency has determined that this action 

conforms vlith those requirements 

irrespective of the fact that the submittal 

preceded the date of enactment. 

Under section 307(b)(1) of the Clean 

Air Act, petitions for judicial review of 

this action must be filed in the United 

States Court of Appeals for the 

appropriate circuit by September 30, 

1991. Filing a petition for 

reconsideration by the Administrator of 

this final rule does not affect the finality 

of this rule for the purposes of judicial 

review nor does it extend the time 

within which a petition for judicial 

review may be filed and shall not 

postpone the effectiveness of such rule 

or action. This action may not be 

challenged later In proceedings to 

enforce its requirements. (See 42 U.S.C. 

7607(b )(2).) 

Under 5 U.S.C. 805(b), I certify that 

this revision will not have a significant 

economic impact on a substantial 

number of small entitles (see 46 FR 

8709). 

List of Subjects In 40 CFR Part 52 

Air Pollution control, Carbon 

monoxide, Hydrocarbons, Incorporation 

By Reference, Intergovernmental 

relations, Lead, Nitrogen dioxide, 

Ozone, Particulate matter, Reporting 

and Recordkeeping requirements, Sulfur 

oxides. 

Dated May 29, 1991. 

Dana A. Rasmussen, 

Regional Administrator. 

Note: Incorporatlon by reference of the 

Implementation Pian for the State of Oregon was approved by the Director of the Office of 

Federal Register on July 1, 1982. 

Title 40, chapter I of part 52 of the 

Code of Federal Regulations is amended 

as follows: 

PART 52-{AMENDED] 

1. The authority citation for part 52 

continues to read as follows: 

Authority: 42 U.S.C. 7401-7642. 

Subpart MM-oregon 

2. Section 52.1970 is amended by 

adding paragraph (c)(87) to read as 

follows: 

§ 52.1970 Identification of plan. 

(c) • • * 

(87) On May 30, 1988, the Director of 

the Department of Environmental 

Quality submitted revisions to Volume 2 

"The Federal Clean Air Act 

Implementation Plan (and Other State 

Regulations)" and on July 11, 1986 a 

revised Section 3 "Statewide Regulatory 

Provisions" 'Subsection 3.1 Oregon 

Administrative Rule-Chapter 340' 

(OAR 340-30-015, 030, 031, 040, and 055) 

as revisions to the Oregon State 

Implementation Plan. 

(i) Incorporation By Reference. 

(A) May 30, 1986letter from the 

Director of the Department of 

Environmental Quality to EPA Region 10 

submitting amendments to the Oregon 

state implementation plan. 

(B) July 11, 1986letter from the 

Dlrcctor of the Department of 

Environmental Quality· to EPA Region 10 

submitting amendments to the Oregon 

slate implementation plan. 

(C) Volume 2 "The Federal Clean Air 

Act Implementation Plan (and Other 

State Regulations)" Section 1 

(Introduction); Section 2 (General 

lkinOnline -- :i6 Fed. Reg 36007 1991 

Administration); Section 3 (Statewide 

Regulatory Provisions) Introduction; 

Section 4 (Control Strategies for 

Nonattainment Areas) Introduction; 

Section 5 (Control Strategies for 

Attainment and Nonattainment Areas) 

Introduction and Section 5.2 (Prevention 

of Significant Deterioration); Section 6 

(Ambient Air Quality Monitoring 

Program); Section 6 (Public 

Involvement); and Section 9 (Plan 

Revisions and Reporting), dated January 

1986, as adopted by the Environmental 

Quality Commission on April 25, 1986. 

(D) Volume 2 "The Federal Clean Air 

Act Implementation Plan (and Other 

State Regulations)," Section 3 

(Statewide Regulatory Provisions), 

Subsection 3.1 Oregon Administrative 

Rule-Chapter 340 (OAR 340-14--005 to 

050 [Procedures for Issuance, Denial, 

Modification, and Revocation of 

Permits] dated 10-1-89, OAR 340-2~6 

(Records; Maintaining and Reporting] 

effective 10-1-72, OAR 340-20-047 

[State of Oregon Clean Air Act 

Implementation Plan] effective 9-30-85. 

OAR 340-30-015 [Wood Waste Boilers] 

effective 10-29-80, and OAR 340-31-105 

[Definitions]) effective 9-8-81. 

(E) Volume 2 "The Federal Clean Air 

Act Implementation Plan (and Other 

State Regulations)," Section 3 

"(Statewide Regulatory Provisions)", 

Subsection 3.1 Oregon Administrative 

Rule-Chapter 340, Division 30 (Specific 

Air Pollution Control Rules for the 

Medford-Ashland Air Quality 

Maintenance Area), Section 015 (Wood 

Waste Boilers); Section 030 (Wood 

Particle Dryers at Particleboard Plants); 

Section 031 (Hardboard Manufacturing 

Plants); Section 040 (Charcoal 

Processing Plants); and Section 055 

(Source Testing) as adopted by the 

Environmental Quality Commission on 

June 13, 1986. 

3. Section 52.1977 is added as follows: 

§ 52.19n Content of approved State 

submlttad Implementation Pi:m. 

The following sections of the State air 

quality control plan (as am<Jnded on the 

dates indicated) have been approved 

and are pP.rt of the current Stale 

Implementation Plan. 

State of Oregon Air Quality Control Program 

Volume 2-The Federal Clean Air Act 

Implementation Plan (and Other State 

Regulations) 

Sec!lon 

1. Introduction (1-86) 

2. General Administration (1-60) 

2.1 Agency Organization [1-66) 

2.2 Legal Authority (1-66) 

2.3 Resources (1-66) 

2.4 lntergovemmental Cooperation and 

Consultation (1-66) 
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2.5 Miscellaneous Provisions (1-86) 

3. Statewide Regulatory Provisions 

3.1 Oregon Administrative RulesChapter 340 (1-86) 

Division 12-Civil Penalties 

Sec. 030 Definitions (11-8--84) 

Sec. 035 Consolidation of Proceedings {9-

25--74) 

Sec. 040 Notice of Violation 

Sec. 045 Mitigating and Aggravating Factors 

(11-8--88) 

SP.c. 050 Air Quality Schedule of Civil 

Penalties (11..:a...a4) 

Sec. 070 Written Notice of Assessment of 

Civil Penalty; When Penalty Payable (11-

8-84) 

Sec. 075 Compromise or Settlement of Civil 

Penalty by Director (11-8-84) 

Di\'ision 14-Procedures for Issuance, Denial, 

Modification, and Revocation of Permits (4-

15--72) 

Sec.OOS Purpose{4-15-72) 

Sec. 007 Exception (10...15--73) 

Sec. 010 Definitions {4-15-72) 

Sec. 015 Type, Duration, and Termination of 

Permits (12-16-76) 

Sec. 020 Application for a Permit {4-15-72) 

Sec. OZ5 Issuance of a Permit (4-15-72) ' 

Sec. 030 Renewal of a Permit (4-15-72) 

Sec. 035 Denial of a Permit (4-15--72) 

Sec. 040 Modification of a Permit (4-15-72) 

Sec. 045 Suspension or Revocation of a 

Permit (4-15-72) 

Sec. 050 Special Permits (4-15--72) 

Division 2o-General 

Sec. 001 Highest and Best Practicable 

Treatment and Control Required {3-1-72) 

Sec. 003 Exceptions (3-1-72) 

Registration 

Sec. 005 Registration in General (9-1-70) 

Sec. 010 Registration Requirements (9-1-70) 

Sec. 015 Re-registration {9-1-70) 

Notice of Construction and Approval of Plans 

Sec. 020 Requirement (9-1-70) 

Sec.025 Scope(J-1-72) 

Sec. 030 Procedure (9-1-72) 

Sec. 032 Compliance Schedules (3-1-72) 

Sampling, Testing. and Measurement of Air 

Contaminant Emissions 

Sec. 035 Program (9-1-70) 

Sec. 037 Stack Heights & Dispersion 

Techniques (4-25-86) 

Sec. 040 Methods (9-11-70) 

Sec. 045 Department Testing (9-1-70) 

Sec. 046 Records; Maintaining and 

Reporting (11}-1-72) 

Sec. 047 State of Oregon Clean Air Act, 

Implementation Plan (9-30-85) 

Air Contaminant Discharge Permits 

Sec.140 Purpose(1-6-86} 

Sec. 145 Definitions (1-6-76) 

Sec. 150 Notice Policy (1-6-76) 

Sec. 155 Permit Required (5-31-83) 

Sec. 160 Multiple-Source Permit (1-6-76) 

Sec. 165 Fees(5-31-83,3-14-86} 

Sec. 170 Procedures For Obtaining Permits 

(1-11-74) 

Se(;. 175 Other Requirements (6-29-79) 

Sec. 180 Registration Exemption (6-29-79) 

Sec. 185 Permit Program For Regional Air 

Pollution Authority (1-6-76) 

Conflict of Interest 

Sec. 200 Purpose (10...13-76) 

Sec. 205 Definitions (11}-13-78) 

Sec. 210 Public Interest Representation (11}-

13-76) 

Sec. 215 Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of 

Interest (11}-13-76) 

New Source Review 

Sec. 220 Applicability (9-6-81) 

Sec. 225 Definitions [11}-16-84) 

Sec. 230 Procedural Requirements [11}-16-

84) 

Sec. 235 Review of New Sources and 

Modifications for Compliance With 

Regulations [9-6-81) 

Sec. 240 Requirements for Sources in 

Nonattainment Areas (4-18-83) 

Sec. 245 Requirements for Sources in 

Attainment or Unclassified Areas 

(Prevention of Significant Deterioration) 

(10...16-85) 

Sec. 250 Exemptions (!HHl1) 

Sec. 255 Baseline for Determining Credit for 

Offsets (9-6-81] 

Sec. 260 Requirements for Net Air Quality 

Benefit (4-16-83) 

Sec. 265 Emission Reduction Credit Banking 

(4-18-83) 

Sec. 270 Fugitive and Secondary Emissions 

(9-6-81) 

Sec. 275 Repealed 

Sec. 276 Visibility Impact (10...16-85) 

Plant Site Emission Limits 

Sec. 300 Policy (9-6-81) 

Sec. 301 Requirement for Plant Site 

Emission Limits (9-8-81) 

Sec. 305 Definitions (9-6-81) 

Sec. 310 Criteria for Establishing Plant Site 

Emission Limits (9-6-81) . 

Sec. 315 Alternative Emission Controls (9-

8-81) 

Sec. 320 Temporary PSD Increment 

Allocation (9-6-81) 

Stack Heights and Dispersion Techniques 

Sec. 340 Definitions (4-16-83) 

Sec. 345 Limitations (4-18-83) 

Division 21-General Emission Standards for 

Particulate Matter 

Sec. 005 Definitions (1-16-84) 

Sec. 010 Special Control Areas (7-11-70) 

Sec. 015 Visible Air Contaminant 

Limitations (7-11-70} 

Sec. 020 Fuel Burning Equipment 

Limitations (9-1-82) 

Sec. 025 Refuse Burning Equipment 

Limitations (1-16-84) . 

Sec. 027 Municipal Waste Incinerator in 

Coastal Areas (1-16-84) 

Sec. 030 Particulate Emission Limitations 

for Sources Other Than Fuel Burning and 

Refuse Durning Equipment [3-1-72) 

Particulate Emissions From Process 

Equipment 

Sec. 035 Applicability [3-1-72) 

Sec. 040 Emission Standard [3-1-72) 

Sec. 045 Determination of Process Weight 

(3-1-72) 

Fugitive Emissions 

Sec. 050 Definitions {3-1-72) 

Sec. 055 Applicability (J.-1-72) 

Sec. 060 Requirements {3-1-72) 

Upset Conditions 

Sec. 065 Introduction (3-1-72) 

Sec. 070 Scheduled Maintenance (3-1-72) 

Sec. 075 Malfunction of Equipment (3-1-72) 

Woodstove Certification 

Sec. 100 Definitions {6-26-84} 

Sec. 105 Requirements for Sale of New 

Woodstoves in Oregon (6-26-84) 

Sec. 110 Exemptions (tl-26-84) 

Sec. 115 Emissions Performance Standards 

and Certification (6-26-84) 

Sec. 120 Testing Criteria nnd Procedures [6-

26-84) 

Sec. 125 General Certification Procedures 

(6-26-84) 

Sec. 130 Changes in Woodstove Design (6-

26-84) 

Sec. 135 Labelling Requirements (tl-26-84) 

Sec. 140 Permanent Label[6-26-84) 

Sec. 145 Contents of Permanent Label (6-

26-84) 

Sec. 150 Removable Label (6-26-84) 

Sec.155 Label Approval (6-26-84) 

Sec. 160 Laboratory Accreditation 

Requirements (6-26-84) 

Sec. 165 Accreditation Criteria (6-26-84) 

Sec. 170 Application for Laboratory 

Accreditation (6-26-84) 

Sec. 175 On-Site Laboratory Inspection and 

Stove Testing Proficiency Demonstration 

(6-26-84) 

Sec. 180 Accreditation Application 

Deficiency, Notification and Resolution 

(6-26-84) 

Sec. 185 Final Department Review and 

Certificate of Accreditation (6-26-84) 

Sec. 190 Civil Penalties, Revocation, and 

Appeals (6-26-84) 

Division 22-General Gaseous Emissions, 

Sulfur Content of Fuels 

Sec. 005 Definitions (3-1-72} 

Sec. 010 Residual Fuel Oils (tl-25--77) 

Sec. 015 Distillate Fuel Oils (3-1-72) 

Sec. 020 Coal (1-29-82) 

Sec. 025 Exemptions (3-1-72) 

General Emission Standards for Sulfur 

Dioxide 

Sec. 050 Definitions (3-1-72) 

Sec. 055 Fuel Burning Equipment [3-1-72) 

Sec. 300 Reid Vapor Pressure for Gasoline, 

except that in Paragraph (6) only · 

sampling procedures.and test methods 

specified in 40 CFR Part 80 are approved 

(tl-15-89) 

Division 23-Rules for Open Burning 

Sec. 022 How to Usc These Open Burning 

Rules (9-6-81) 

Sec. 025 Policy (9-6-81) 

Sec. 030 · Definitions (6-16-84) 

Sec. 035 Exemptions. Statewide [6-16-84) 

Sec. 040 General Requirements Statewide 

(9-6-81) 

Sec. 042 General Prohibitions Statewide (6-

16-84) 

Sec. 043 Open Burning Schedule (6-16-84) 

·. Sec. 045 County Listing of Specific Open 

Burning Rules (9-6-81) 

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Jpen Burning Prohibitions 

Sec. 055 Baker, Clatsop, Crook, Curry, 

Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant. Harney, Hood 

River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Lincoln, 

Malheur. Morrow, Shennan, Tillamook, 

Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wa3co and 

Wheeler Counties (9-8-81) 

Sec. 060 Benton, Linn, Marion. Polk, and 

Yamhill Counties (6-16-84) 

Sec. 065 Clackamas County (6-16-84) 

Sec. 070 Multnomah County (6-16-84) 

Sec. 075 Washington County (6-16-84) 

Sec. 080 Columbia County (9-8-81) 

Sec. 085 Lane County (6-16-84) 

Sec. 090 Coos, Douglas, Jackson and 

Josephine Counties (9-8-81) 

Sec. 100 Letter Permits (6-16-84) 

Sec. 105 Forced Air Pit Incinerators (9-8-81) 

Sec. 110 Records and Reports (9-6-81) 

Sec. 115 Open Burning Control Areas (6-16-

64) 

Di\;sion 24-Visible Emissions Motor 

Vehicle Emission Control Inspection Test 

Criteria, Methods and Standards 

Sec. 300 Scope (4-1-85) 

Sec. 301 Boundary Deaignations (9-9-88) 

Sec. 305 Defmllions (4-f-a5) 

Sec. 30Q Publicly Owned and Permanent 

Fleet Vehicle Testing Requirements (12-

31-83) 

Sec. 307 Motor Vehicle Inspection Program 

Fee Schedule (6-1-81) 

Sec. 310 Light Duty Motor Vehicle Emission 

Control Test Method (9-9-88) 

Sec. 315 Heavy Duty Gasoline Motor 

Vehicle Emission Control Test Method 

(12-31-83) 

Sec. 320 Light Duty Motor Vehicle Emission 

Control Teat Criteria (9-9-88) 

Sec. 325 Heavy Duty Gasoline Motor 

Vehicle Emission Control Test Criteria 

(9-9-88) 

Sec. 330 Light Duty Motor Vehicle Emission 

Control Cutpoints or Standards (6-1-81) 

Subpart (3) (9-12-86) 

Sec. 335 Heavy Duty Gasoline Motor 

Vehicle Emission Control Emission 

Standards (9-12-86) 

Sec. 340 Criteria for Qualifications of 

Persons Eligible to lnopect Motor 

Vehicles and Motor Vehicle Pollution 

Control Systems and Execute Certificates 

(12-31-83) 

Sec. 350 Gas Analytical System Ucensing 

Criteria (9-9-88) 

Division 2~pecific Industrial Standards 

Construction and Operation of Wigwam 

Waste Burners 

Sec. 005 Definitions (3--1-72) 

Sec. 010 Statement of Policy (3--1-72) 

Sec. 015 Authorization to Operate a 

Wigwam Burner (3--1-72] 

Sec. 020 Repealed 

Sec. 025 Monitoring and Reporting (3--1-72) 

Hot Mix Asphalt Plants 

Sec. 105 Definitions (3--1-73) 

Sec. 110 Control Facilities Required (3--1-73) 

Sec. 115 Other Established Air Quality 

Limitations (3--1-73) 

Sec. 120 Portable Hot Mix Asphalt Plants 

(4-18-83) 

Sec. 125 Ancillary Sources of EmissionHousekeeping of Plant Facilities (3--1-73) 

Primary Aluminum Plants 

Sac. 255 Statement of Purpose (6-16--62) 

Sac. 260 Definitions (~16--62) 

Sec. 265 Emission Standards (6-18--82) 

Sec. 270 Special Problem Areas (12-2!)-73) 

Sec. 275 Highest and Best Practical 

Treatment and Control Requirement (12-

25-73) 

Sec. ZOO Monitoring (6-18-82) 

Sec. 285 Reporting (~18-82) 

Regulations for Sulfite Pulp Mills 

Sec. 350 Definitions (5-23-80) 

Sec. 355 Statement of Purpose (5-23-80) 

Sec. 360 Minimum Emission Standards (5-

23-80) 

Sec. 365 Repealed 

Sec. 370 Monitoring and Reporting (5-23-80) 

Sec. 3?5 Repealed 

Sec. 360 Exceptions (!)-23-80) 

Laterite Ora Production of Ferronickel 

Sec. 405 Statement of Purpose (3--1-72). 

Sec. 410 Definitions (3--1-72) 

Sec. 415 Emission Standards (3--1-72) 

Sec. 420 Highest and Best Practicable 

Treatment and Control Required (3--1-72) 

Sec. 425 Compliance Schedule (3--1-72) 

Sec. 430 Monitoring and Reporting (3--1-72) 

Division 2&-Rules for Open Field Burning 

(Willamette Valley) 

Sec. 001 Introduction (7-3-M) 

Sec. 003 Policy (3--7-84) 

Sec. 005 Definitions (3--7-84) 

Sec. 010 General Requirement (3--7-84) 

Sec. 011 Repealed 

Sec. 012 Registration, Permits, Fees, Records 

(3--7-84) 

Sec. 013 Acreage Limitations, Allocations 

(3--7-84) 

Sec. 015 Daily Burning Authorization 

Criteria (3--7-84) 

Sec. OZO Repealed 

Sec. 025 Civil Penalties (3--7-84) 

Sec. 030 Repealed 

Sec. 031 Burning by Public Agencies 

(Training Fires) (3--7-84) 

Sec. 035 Experimental Burning (3--7-84) 

Sec. 040 Emergency Burning. Cessation (3--

7-84) 

Sec. 045 Approved Alternative Methods of 

Burning (Propane Flaming) (3--7-84) 

Division 27-Air Pollution Emergencies 

Sec. 005 Introduction (10-24-83) 

Sec. 010 Episode State Criteria for Air 

Pollution Emergencies (10-24-83) 

Sec. 012 Special Conditions (10-24-83) 

Sec. 015 Source Emission Reduction Plans 

(10-24-83) 

Sec. 020 Repealed 

Sec. 025 Regional Air Pollution Authorities 

(10-24rl!J) 

Division 30--Specific Air Pollution Control 

Rules for the Medford-Ashland Air Quality 

Maintenance Area 

Sec. 005 Purposes and Application (4-7-78) 

Sec. 010 Definitions (5-8-81) 

Sec. 015 Wood Waste Boilers (10-29-80, 6-

13-86) 

Sec. 020 Veneer Dryer Emission Limitations 

(1-28-80) 

Sec. 025 Air, Conveying Systems (4-7-78) 

Sec. 030 Wood Particle Dryers at 

Particleboard Plants (5-8-81) 

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Sec. 031 Hardwood Manufacturing Plants 

(5-(l-81) 

Sec. 035 Wigwam Waste Burners (10-29-80) 

Sec. 040 Charcoal Producing Plants (4-7-78) 

Sec. 043 Control of Fugitive Emissions (4-

18-83) 

Sec. 044 Requirement for Operation and 

Maintenance Plans (4-18-83) 

Sec. 045 Compliance Schedules (4-18-83) 

Sec. 050 Continuous Monitoring (4-7-83) 

Sec. 055 Source Testing (4--7-78) 

Sec. 060 Repealed 

Sec. 005 New Sources (4-7-78) 

Sec. 070 Open Burning (4-7-78) 

Division 31-Ambient Air Quality S!andards 

Sec. 005 Definitions (3--1-72) 

Sec. 010 Purpose and Scope of Ambient Air 

Quality Standards (3--1-72) 

Sec. 015 Suspended Particulate Matter (3-1-

72) 

Sec. 020 Sulfur Dioxide (3--12-72) 

Sec. 025 Carbon Monoxide (3--1-72) 

Sec. 030 Ozone (1-29-82) 

Sec. 035 Hydrocarbons (3--1-72) 

Sec. 0.10 Nitrogen Dioxide (3--1-72) 

Sec. 045 Repealed 

Sec. 050 Repealed 

Sec. 055 Ambient Air Quality Standard for 

Lead (1-21-83) 

Prevention of Significant Deterioration 

Sec. 100 General (6-22-79) 

Sec. 110 Ambient Air Increments (6-2-79) 

Sec. 115 Ambient Air Ceilings (6-22-79) 

Sec. 120 Restrictions on Area 

Classifications (6-22-79) 

Sec. 125 Repealed 

Sec. 130 Redesignation (6-22-79) 

3.2 Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority 

Regulations 

Title 11 Policy and General Provisions 

11-oo5 Policy (6-2-72) 

1Hl10 Construction and Validity (0-2-72) 

11-ill5 Defmitions (~29-79) 

.013 Air Conveying Systems (3--11-82) 

Title 12 General Duties and Powers of 

Board and Director 

12-005 Duties and Powers of Board of 

Directors (~29-79) 

12-010 Duties and Function of the 

.Program Director (0-29-79) 

12-ill5 Civil Penalties (8-2-72) 

12-020 Advisory Committee (6-2-72) 

12-025 Confidentiallnfonnation (6-2-72) 

12-0.25 Conflict of Interest (9-9-88) 

Title 13 Enforcement Procedures (8-29-79) 

Title 20 Indirect Sources 

20-100 Policy and Jurisdiction (11-16-75) 

zo-uo Definitions {6-29-79) 

20-115 Indirect Sources Required to Have 

Indirect Source Construction Permits (6-

29-79) 

20-120 Establiahment of nn Approved 

Regional Parking and Circulation Plan(s) 

by a City, County or Regional Planning 

Agency (6-29-79) 

20-125 Information and Requirements 

Applicable to Indirect Source[s) 

Construction Permit Applications Where 

An Approved Regional Parking and 

Circulation Plan is on File (~29-79) 

20-129 Information and Requirements 

Applicable to Indirect Source(s) 

Construction Penni! Application Where 
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No Approved Regional Parking and 

Circulation Plan is On File (6-29-79) 

2G-130 Issuance or Denial of Indirect 

Source Construction Permits (6-29-79) 

2G-135 Permit Duration (11-16-75) 

Title 21 Registration, Reports & Test 

Procedures 

21-005 Registration of Sources (8-2-72) 

21-010 Authority to Construct (6-29-79) 

21-015 Submission of Plans & 

Specifications [8-2.,-72) 

21-020 Notice of Approval (8-2-72) 

21-025 Deviation from Approved Plans or Specifications (6-2-72) 

21-030 Order Prohibiting ConstructionOrder Posting (6-29-79) 

21-035 Notice of Completion (8-2-72) 

21-040 Compliance Schedule (8-2-72) 

21-045 Source Emission Tests (8-2-72) 

21-050 Upset Conditions (6-2-72) 

21-055 Records (8-2-72) 

21-0BO Restart of Existing Sources (8-2-

72) 

Title 22 Permits, except for Definition 

Number 7 "Dispersion Techniques" and 

Definition Number 11 "Good Engineering 

Practice Stack Height" (4-13-82) 

Title 31 Ambient Air Standards 

31-005 General (6-2-72) 

31-015 Suspended Particulate Matter (8-

2.-72) 

31-025 Sulfur Dioxide (8-2-72) 

31-030 Carbon Monoxide (8-2-72) 

31-035 Ozone (7-12-83) 

31-040 Hydrocarbons [6-2-72) 

31-045 Nitrogen Dioxide [6-2-72) 

Title 32 Emission Standards 

32-005 General (6-29-79) 

32-010 Restriction in Emission of Visible 

Air Contaminant [8-29-79) 

32-025 Exceptions-Visible Air 

Contaminant Standards (8-2-72) 

32-030 Particulate Matter Weight 

Standards [8-2-72) 

32-035 Particulate Matter Weight 

Standards-Existing Sources [8-2-72) 

32-040 Particulate Matter Weight 

Standards-News Sources (8-2-72) 

32-045 Process Weight Emission 

Limitations (8-2-72) 

32-055 Particulate Ma Iter Size Standard 

(8-2-72) 

32-0BO Airborne Particulate Matter (6-2-

72) 

32-065 Sulfur Dioxide Emission 

Limitations (8-2-72) 

32-100 Plant Site Emission Limits Policy 

(9-14-82) 

32-101 Requirement for Plant Site 

Emission Limits (9-14-82) 

32-102 Criteria for Establishing Plant Site 

Emission Limits (9-14-82) 

32-103 Alternative Emission Controls 

(Bubble) (9-14-82) 

32-104 Temporary PSD Increment 

Allocation (9-14-82) 

32-800 Air Conveying Systems (1-8-85) 

32-990 Other Emissions (6-2-72) 

Title 33 Prohibited Practices and Control of 

Special Classes 

33-020 Incinerator and Refuse Burning 

Equipment (6-2-72) 

33-025 Wigwam Waste Burners {6-2-72) 

33--030 Concealment and Masking of 

Emissions [8-2-72). 

33-045· Gasoline Tanks[S-2-72) 

33-055 Sulfur Content of Fuels (8-2-72) 

33-060 Board Products Industries (8-2-72) 

33-065 Charcoal Producing Plants [5-15-

79) 

33-070 KrHft Pulp Mills (9-14-82) 

Title 36 Rules for Open Outdoor Burning (1-

30-80) 

Title 42 Rules of Practice and ProcedureHearing Procedure (6-29-79) 

Title 44 Rules of Practice and Procedure (6-

29-79) 

Title 45 Rules of Practice and ProcedureDecision and Appeal (6-29-79) 

Title 51 Air Pollution Emergencies 

51-005 Introduction (8-2-72) 

51-010 Episode Criteria (8-2-72) 

51-015 Emission Reduction Plans (8-2-72) 

51-020 Preplanned Abatement Strategies 

(8-2-72) 

51-025 Implementation (8-2-72) 

51-026 Effective Date [8-2-72) 

4. Control Strategies for .Nonattainment 

Areas (1-86) 

4.1 Portland-Vancouver AQMA-Total 

Suspended Particulate (12-19-80) 

4.2 Portland-Vancouver AQMA-Carbon 

Monoxide (7-16-82) 

4.3 Portland-Vancouver AQMA-Ozone (7·-

16-82) 

4.4 Salem Nonattninment Area-Carbon 

Monoxide {7-79) 

4.5 Solem Nonattainment Area-Ozone (9-· 

19-80) 

4.6 Eugene-Springfield AQMA-Total 

Suspended Particulate (1-30-81) 

4.7 Eugene-Springfield AQMA-Carbon 

Monoxide (6-2G-79) 

4.6 Medford-Ashland AQMA-Ozone (1-

85) 

4.9 Medford-Ashland AQMA-Carbon 

Monoxide (8-62) 

4.10 Medford-Ashland AQMA-Particulate 

Matter ( 4-83) 

.4.11 Grants Pass Nonattainment-Carbon 

Monoxide (1G-84) 

5. Control Strategies for Attainm1mt and. 

Nonattainment Areas (1-86) 

5.1 Statewide Control Strategies for Lead 

{1-83) 

5.2 Visibility Protection Plan (1G-24-86) 

5.3 Prevention of Significant Deterioration 

[1-86) 

6. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program 

6.1 Air Monitoring Network {1-86] 

ll.2 Data Handling and Analysis Procedures 

[1-86) 

6.3 Episode Monitoring (1-86) 

7. Emergency Action Plan (1-86) 

6. Public Involvement {1-86) 

9. Plan Revisions and Reporting (1-86) 

OAR Chapter 629--43-043 Smoke . Management Plan Administrative Rule 

(12-12-86) 

Directive 1--4-1-801 Operational Guidance 

for the Oregon Smoke Management 

Prosram {12-86) 

[FR Doc. 91-17951 Filed 7-29-91; 8:45am] . 

IILLING CODE asso-so-11 

I kmOnllnc· -- :ih Fed Reg 3(,1) 10 1991 

40 CFR Part '71 

(FRL-3978-2) 

Indiana: Final Authorization of 

Revisions to State Hazardous Waste 

Management Program 

AGENCY: Environmental Protection 

Agency. 

ACTION: Immediate final rule. 

SUMMARY: Indiana has applied for final 

authorization of revisions to its 

authorized hazardous waste program 

under the Resource Conservation and 

Recovery Act of 1976 as amended 

(hereinafter "RCRA'' or the "Act"). The 

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 

has reviewed Indiana's application and 

has reached a decision, subject to public 

review and comment, that Indiana's 

hazardous waste program revisions 

satisfy all the requirements necessary to 

qualify for final authorization. Thus, 

EPA intends to grant final authorization 

to Indiana to operate its revised 

program, subject to authority retained 

by EPA under the Hazardous and Solid 

Waste Amendments of 1964 (Pub. L. 98-

616, November 8. 1984, hereinafltH 

"HSWA"). 

DATES: Effective date: Final 

authorization of Indiana's application 

shall be effective September 30, 1991 

unless EPA publishes a prior Federal 

Register action withdrawing this 

immediate final rule. 

All comments on Indiana's program 

revision application must be received by 

4:30p.m. central standard time on 

August 14, 1991. 

ADDRESSES: Copies of Indiana's 

program revision application are 

available for inspection and copying, 

from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m., at the 

following addresses: Indiana 

Department of Environmental 

Management, Hazardous Waste 

Management Branch, 105 South 

Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 

46206, Contact: Michael Dalton, (317} 

232-8884; U.S. EPA Headquarters 

Library, PM 211A, 401 M Street SW., 

Washington, DC 20460, phone (202) 362-

5926; U.S. EPA Region V, Waste 

Management Division, Office of RCRA. 

230 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, 

Illinois 60604, Contact: George Woods, 

(312) 866-6134. Written comments on 

Indiana's application should be sent to 

George Woods, at the address listed 

below. 

FOR FURTHER iNFORMATION CONTACT: 

George Woods, Indiana Regulatory