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# ; AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ~ ; 0 State of Rhode Island
. , /, Department of 

# The Providence Journal U~- 1 u 10 Eavironmental Management Office of Air Resources g 

# The Providence SundayJournal ; ; Notice of Public Hearing 

## andComment Period r i ;i Concerning , adoption 

# ; of the proposed ."Provi- 

# published by The Providence Journal Company ; ,l ; dence Carbon Monoxide ; Limited Maintenance Plan" and proposed 

# Providence, Rhode Island 02902

, amendments to the "Rhode Island Air Pollu- / tion control.General DeH- State of Rhode Island i nitions" regulation andto Air Pollution 

# ~ Control City and County of Providence j Regulation Nos

. 9, 11, 22 

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. y Notice is hereby given

## that On this $th da of July 8 e,

a public hearing regarding y , !r adoption of the "Providence 01

Carbon Monoxide Limited Maintenance Plan" and pro

# before me ~ r posed amendments to 

# the , a Notary Public duly qualified for said County i Rhode Island Air Pollution I Control General Definitions" i regulation and to Air Pollution Control Regulation 

# Nos
. and State, personally appeared Cheryl Jacobs, Senior 9,11, 22 and 36will beheldin /r Room300of the Department of Environmental Manager ment at 235 Promenade 

# e Sales Director, in the office ofThe Providence Journal r Street, Providence, Rhode Is/ land on Friday, August 8, 2008 at 10

:00 AM, at which he eanterested parties will be 

# Company, publishers ofTHE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL, m The proposed "Providence B /, Carbon Monoxide Limited 10 / Maintenance Plan" specifies measures that will be used by 

# a news p 

# ap 

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# ublished in the Ci ty 

# of Providence by The i the Department to ensure that Providence remains I n I mntof the National Ambient 0/1 Air Quality Standard for car- 

# Providence Journal Company, who, on being duly I bon monoxide through 2011
. The proposed revisions to /, Regulation No
. 11, "Petroleum Liquids Marketing and sworn, 

# states that the advertisement of s Storage," would allowgaso- % line dispensing facilities that y exclusively fuel rental 

## carsor state of Rhode Island Department of I corporate or commercial r fleets toapply forexemption 

## Environmental management office of Air fromStage IIvapor recovery Resources rotice of Public Hearing
. . . . requirements and would require annual testing of presf 0 sure vacuumcaps on Stage II 

# a true copy of which 1S 

# hereunto annexed, was duly syems. 0 The proposed revisions to / Regulation No
. 22, "Air Toxr ics" would updateseveral Ac- 

# inserted in THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL in its e . g ceptable Ambient Levels and 0 Minimum Quantity thresh- 01 olds; add an additional sub- $ th 20 ~ $ of July I stance, n-propyl bromide, to issue the list of regulated air toxics; / 0 exempt existing fuel burning 0 sources (including those burn- ing biodiesel), as well as we- ~J ,-( 4' ,1 P ter Dollution control qvstem ls T 01 0 and small organic solvent 

# Che 1 Jaco cleaning sources

; and clarify j reporting requirements

. The I MinimumQuantities listed in I Regulation N

o . 9, Air Pollu $ trl tion Control Permits," would 

# Subscrlbed and sworn to 

# before me th1S be changed to be consistent with those in Regulation No
. /, 22

. Two guidelines that are 0, referenced in Regulation No
. da of 20 0$ j 22, the "Rhode Island Air y July 0 Toxics Guideline" and the j Rhode Island Guideline for Air Quality Modeling for Air T ics Sources," would also ox be updated

. The proposed up- / date to the modeling guideline 

# Notary Public j specifies that, henceforth, De1 partment will perform only screening level modeling when evaluating permit ap- 

# My Commission expires: plications
. / The proposed revision to I regulation No

. 36, "Control of 0 Emissions from Organic Solvent Cleaning," would eX-
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solvents containing 5%n orair pollutants, clarify work

practice and reporting requirements, regulate vapor cleaners using trans 1,2-dichloroethylene or n-propyl bromide, adopt federal facility
. wide emissions limits and establish a vapor pressure limit for solvents used for cold cleaning
. The General Definitions regulation would be amended to include definitions consistent with the pro-
~ osed updates of Regulations o . 22 and 36

. The Office of Air Resources has determined that implementation of the pro- posed amendments to Regulation No
. 11 and the General Definitions regulation would not have a significant adverse economic impact on small, businesses, cities or towns . Implementation of the proposed amendments to Regulation Nos
. 9

. 22 and 36 may have a significant adverse economic impact on small businesses, cities or towns that operate solvent cleaning operations or processes that emit air toxics
. The Office of Air Resources is requesting comments specifically on how these economic impacts can be minimized or eliminated
. Copies of the proposed maintenance plan, amended regulations and guidelines, and associated fact sheets are available fromthe Office of Air Resources, 235 Promenade Street, Providence, Rhode Island, between 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM

andfromthe Air Resources section of the Department's web site at www .dem .ri.gov/ For more information contact Barbara Morin at (401) 222-4700, ext. 7012, TCDD(401) 222-6800
. Written comments may be sent to the Office of Air Resources at the above address until 4:00 PM

on Friday, August 8, 2008, at which time the comment period will end, unless extended by the hearingofficer
. It is requested that persons who wish to make comments during the public
- hearing submit a copy of their statement for the record
. Members ofthe Office of Air , Resources mayquestion commenters concerning their remarks
. The Department of ,Envi-
. ronmental Management building is accessible to those with disabilities
.Persons with disabilities requiring accommodation should contact the Office of Resources at TCDD (401~2-6800

or(401) 222-28U8 at least three busi " ness days priorto thehearing
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### j1,~:.(~~Fxsigned this n

of July 2008

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. Stephen Majit

at, Chief ; .._Office of Airtteaomres ,



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