STEVE BULLOCK 

GoVERNOR 

September 19,2014 

Shaun McGrath 

Regional Administrator 

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 

STATE OF MONTANA 

United States Environmental Protection Agency 

Region VIII, 8P-AR 

1595 Wynkoop Street 

Denver, Colorado 80202-1129 

RE: State Incorporation by Reference Rulemaking and Proposed SIP Revisions 

Dear Mr. McGrath: 

ANGELA McLEAN 

LT. GOVERNOR 

This submittal contains proposed revisions to the Montana State Implementation Plan (SIP) 

based on revisions to the Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM). The state of Montana 

aiT,lended ARM 17.8.1 02 to adopt by reference current versions of federal and state statutes and 

regulations. The specific versions incorporated are the July 1, 2013, edition ofthe Code of 

Federal Regulations (CFR), the 2012 edition of United States Code (USC), as it existed on 

December 31, 2013, and the June 30, 2013, edition of the ARM. The Montana Board of 

Environmental Review adopted these changes on May 30, 2014. They were published as final 

and effective rules by the Montana Secretary of State on June 12, 2014. An official, signed copy 

of the Notice of Public Hearing, indicating the changes made to the rule, is included with this 

letter. Also attached is the official Notice of Amendment, which indicates the effective date for 

the amended rule in the lower right-hand corner. 

The incorporation by reference rulemaking, discussed above, affects several subchapters of the 

ARM that are included in Montana's approved SIP. We are formally submitting the revised 

ARM 17.8.1 02 as it pertains to the following incorporations by reference contained in the SIP: 

• ARM 17.8.103 incorporation of 40 CFR Parts 50, 51, and 53; 

• ARM 17.8.302 incorporation of 40 CFR 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.767 incorporation of 40 CFR Parts 51 and 75; 

• ARM 17.8.802 incorporation of 40 CFR Parts 51 and 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.902 incorporation of 40 CFR 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.1002 incorporation of40 CFR 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.1102 incorporation of 40 CFR 81.327; and 

• ARM 17.8.1402 incorporation of 40 CFR Part 93 Subpart B. 

STATE CAPITOL • P.O. Box 200801 • HELENA, MoNTANA 59620-0801 

TELEPHONE: 406-444-3111 • FAX: 406-444-5529 • WEBSITE: WWW.MT.GOV 
This submittal contains one hard copy and one electronic copy of the Record of Adoption. For 

your convenience, the Montana Secretary of State publishes codified rules and you may view 

these rules in codified form on the Secretary of State's website: www.mtrules.org. The 

information contained in the attachment and proposed for SIP approval was noticed for a 30-day 

public comment period ending on August 15, 2014. No comments were received. 

If you have any questions regarding this action, please contact M. Eric Merchant, the Montana 

Department of Environmental Quality's Air Quality Policy and Planning Supervisor, by 

telephone at (406) 444-1457 or by email at emerchant@mt.gov. 

Sincerely, 

STEVE BULLOCK 

Governor 

Enc. 

cc: Carl Daly, Director, Air Program, USEPA Region 8 

Monica Morales, Chief, Air Quality Planning Unit, USEP A Region 8 

Tracy Stone-Manning, Director, Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) 

Dave Klemp, Bureau Chief, Air Resources Management Bureau, Montana DEQ 

M. Eric Merchant, Supervisor, Air Quality Policy and Planning, Montana DEQ 
STATE OF MONTANA 

RECORD OF ADOPTION 

Administrative Rules of Montana: 

17.8.102 

Pertaining to the incorporation by reference of current federal 

regulations and other materials into air quality rules 

Date of Final Adoption by the Board of Environmental Review: 

May 30,2014 
RECORD OF ADOPTION 

Regulatory Actions 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

(1) BER agenda granting rulemaking authority. 

(2) MAR notice of public hearing on proposed rulemaking, as 

published on state electronic access system. 

(3) MAR notice to Interested Parties, including address list. 

(4) MAR notice as posted on DEQ website. 

(5) Department testimony. 

(6) Department HB 311 and 521 analyses. 

(7) Written public testimony. 

(8) Hearings officer report & transcript. 

(9) BER agenda from rule adoption meeting. 

(1 0) Transcript from BER rule adoption meeting. 

(11) Final MAR notice of amended rule, as published on state 

electronic access system. 

(12) Final MAR notice posted on DEQ website. 

(13) Notification for automatic delegation. 

(14) SIP public notice statement. 

(15) SIP notice to Interested Parties, including address list. 

(16) SIP notice as posted on DEQ website 

(17) Public Comments and/or Request for Hearing. 

Prepared by Date 
RULE REQUEST FORM 

Priority Requested: High (High, Low, Medium) Priority Assigned: __ 

Media Type: Air Quality (e.g. Air Quality, Water Quality) 

Target Adoption Date: May 2014 (initiate January 2104 BER) 

Description: Incorporation by reference 2013 editions of federal and state rules 

Justification: Maintain primacy of federal delegation; maintain rule consistency with federal and state rules 

MCA Cite: NA ARM Cite: 17.8.102 

Initiated By: BER (BER, Department, Petro Board) 

Rule Writer(s}: Rebecca Harbage 

Division/Bureau/Program: P&C/ARMB 

Org Unit Number: 514741 

Approval Group(s}: CMAC 

Hearing Required: Yes 

Is this the initial rulemaking implementing a new statute or an amendment to an existing statute? No 

(This includes statutes and amendments passed in sessions prior to the last one.) -

If so, what session? __ What bill? __ 

Alternatives: None 

Explanation for denial (or modifications}: __ 

/ DEQ Management p rovals: I . 

Updated 10/16/2013 

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AGENDA 

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21,2014 

METCALF BUILDING, ROOM Ill 

1520 EAST SIXTH A VENUE, HELENA, MONTANA 

********************************************************** 

NOTE: Individual agenda items are not assigned specific times. For public notice purposes, the meeting will begin 

no earlier than the time specified; however, the Board might not address the specific agenda items in the order they 

are scheduled. The Board will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to 

participate in this meeting. Please contact the Board Secretary by telephone at (406) 444-6701 or by e-mail at 

jwittenberg@mt.gov no later than 4 days prior to the meeting to advise her of the nature of the accommodation you 

need. 

9:00A.M. 

I. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS 

A. REVIEW AND APPROVE MINUTES 

1. The Board will vote on adopting the December 6, 2013, meeting minutes. 

II. BRIEFING ITEMS 

A. CONTESTED CASE UPDATE 

1. Enforcement cases assigned to the Hearing Examiner 

a. In the matter of violations of the Public Water Supply Laws by Trailer 

Terrace Mobile Park, LLC, Dennis Deschamps and Dennis Rasmussen at the 

Trailer Terrace, PWSID No. MT0000025, Great Falls, Cascade County, BER 

2012-11 PWS. A Fourth Order Granting Extension was issued on December 1, 

2013, giving the parties through April 1, 2014, to settle the matter or file a joint 

proposed prehearing schedule. 

2. Other Cases Assigned to a Hearing Examiner 

a. In the matter of violations of the Sanitation in Subdivisions Act and Public 

Water Supply Laws by Roger Emery at the Sunrise Motel, Sidney, Richland 

County, BER 2013-06 SUB. On November 4, 2013, a First Prehearing Order 

was issued. An Order Extending the Deadline for Filing Proposed Schedule was 

issued on December 4, 2013. 

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3. Contested Cases not assigned to a Hearing Examiner 

a. In the matter of the notice of appeal and request for hearing by Western Energy 

Company (WECO) regarding its MPDES Permit No. MT0023965 issued for 

WECO's Rosebud Mine in Colstrip, BER 2012-12 WQ. A hearing on a Motion to 

Intervene occurred on May 7, 2013. On June 13, 2013, counsel for Western Energy 

filed Motion for Pro Hac Vice Admission for Good Cause Shown to admit John C. 

Martin. On July 9, 2013, an Order Granting the Pro Hac Vice Admission was issued. 

On July 31, 2013, the interim hearing examiner issued an order granting the motion 

to intervene to WECO. A Second Scheduling Order was issued on October 4, 2013. 

On October 22, 2013, an Order Amending Second Scheduling Order was issued. A 

telephonic prehearing conference is set for April 14, 2014. The date of the hearing 

before the Board will be set at the prehearing conference. 

b. In the matter of the notice of appeal for hearing by Montana Environmental 

Information Center regarding DEQ's approval of coal mine permit No. 

C1993017 issued to Signal Peak Energy, LLC, for Bull Mountain Mine No.1 

in Roundup, MT, BER 2013-07 SM. Signal Peak Energy filed a Motion to 

Intervene and Brief in Support on December 4, 2013. On December 9, 2013, an 

Order on Motion to Intervene granting the intervention was issued. On December 

13, 2013, an Order on Waiver and Prehearing Schedule was issued. A Joint 

Motion to Adopt Joint Stipulated Procedural Schedule for Administrative Review 

was filed on December 23, 2013. On January 6, 2014, an Order Adopting Joint 

Stipulated Procedural Schedule for Administrative Review was issued. 

c. In the matter of the request for hearing by Montana Environmental 

Information Center and Sierra Club regarding DEQ's issuance of Montana 

Air Quality Permit No. OP0513-08 for the Colstrip Steam Electric Station, 

Colstrip, BER 2013-01 AQ. On August 9, 2013, the interim hearing examiner 

issued Third Amended Scheduling Order. Oral arguments on pending motions 

occurred on October 22, 2013. Multiple prehearing motions were filed. The 

motions are listed with their respective disposition: 

BERAgenda 

• Motion for Partial Summary Judgment (Appellants-Montana Environmental 

Information Center and Sierra Club) (denied) 

• Motion in Limine to Preclude Appellant's Expert Witnesses from, testifying 

about Certain issues (PPL) (denied in part and granted in part) 

• Motion to Dismiss Appellant's Third Claim (PPL) or in the Alternative for 

Summary Judgment on Appellant's Third Claim; Cross-Motion for Summary 

Judgment (PPL) (denied; written order to follow) 

• Motion and Brief for Summary Judgment (DEQ) (denied; written order to follow) 

• Motion and Brief in Limine (DEQ) (granted in part and denied in part) 

• Stipulation for Partial Dismissal (all parties) 

• Motion for Leave to Amend Affidavit together with Amended Affidavit 

(Appellants) (granted) 

• Motion for Leave to Supplement Briefs with Appellants' Discovery 

Responses with supporting Brief (granted) 

Page 2 of4 January 21, 2014 
d. In the matter of the request for hearing by Montana Environmental 

Information Center and Sierra Club regarding DEQ's issuance of Montana 

Air Quality Permit No. OP2953-07 for the JE Corette Steam Electric Station, 

Billings, BER 2013-02 AQ. On August 9, 2013, the interim hearing examiner 

issued Third Amended Scheduling Order, setting oral argument on pending 

motions for October 22, 2013. Oral arguments on pending motions occurred on 

October 22, 2013. The following prehearing motions were filed: 

• Motion for Partial Summary Judgment (Appellants- Montana Environmental 

Information Center and Sierra Club) (denied) 

• Motion for Summary Judgment (PPL) (denied; written order to follow) 

• Motion to Dismiss Appellant's Third claim or in the Alternative for summary 

Judgment on Appellant's Third Claim (PPL) 

• Cross Motion for Summary Judgment (PPL) (denied; written order to follow) 

• Motion and Brief for Summary Judgment (DEQ) (denied) 

• Stipulation for Partial Dismissal (all parties) 

• Appellants' Motion for Leave to Amend Affidavit with an Amended Affidavit 

(Appellants) (granted) 

• Motion to Dismiss Appellants' Fourth Claim or in the Alternative, for 

Summary Judgment on Appellants' Fourth Claim and Its Motion for Summary 

Judgment for Appellants' Failure to Designate an Expert Witness. 

• Motion for Leave to Supplement Briefs with Appellants' Discovery 

Responses (granted) 

III. ACTION ITEMS 

A. INITIATION OF RULEMAKING 

DEQ will propose that the Board initiate rulemaking to: 

1. Amend ARM 17 .8.1 02 to incorporate by reference updated federal and state 

regulations and other non-substantive "housekeeping" revisions to the ARM. 

2. Adopt new nutrient standards for surface waters throughout Montana. The proposed 

nutrient standards also require the adoption of variances rules by the Department. 

Together the nutrient standards and the variances rules combine to make the nutrient 

package, which is necessary to protect the waters of Montana while minimizing the 

economic hardship. The rulemaking associated with the nutrient package will be in 

part made by the Board (nutrient standards) and in part by the Department (variance 

rules). The Department is proposing that these rulemakings proceed concurrently. 

3. Amend Title 17, Chapter 38, Sub-Chapter 1, Public Water and Sewer Plans, Cross 

Connections, and Drilling Water Wells, by updating Department Circulars DEQ-1 

and DEQ-3 related to public drinking water design standards, clarification of the 

requirements for the submission of plans and specifications, updating its expedited 

checklists, and adding new Department Circular DEQ-1 0 describing the use of 

BERAgenda Page 3 of4 January 21, 2014 
springs as a public source, and adding new Department Circular DEQ-16 describing 

the use of cisterns for non-community public water systems. 

4. Extend the expiration date for the temporary water quality standards adopted for the 

New World Mining District at ARM 17.30.630. The Board adopted the temporary 

water quality standards in June 1999 and conducted triennial reviews in July 2002, 

July 2005, May 2008, and December 2011. The implementation plan to restore Daisy 

Creek, Fisher Creek, and portions of the Stillwater Rivers is being administered by 

the U.S. Forest Service. After a review of available water quality data, the department 

will propose that the expiration date for the temporary standards be extended 5 years. 

IV. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT 

Under this item, members of the public may comment on any public matter within the 

jurisdiction of the Board that is not otherwise on the agenda of the meeting. Individual 

contested case proceedings are not public matters on which the public may comment. 

V. ADJOURNMENT 

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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

OF THE STATE OF MONT ANA 

In the matter of the amendment of ARM ) 

17 .8.1 02 pertaining to incorporation by ) 

reference--publication dates ) 

) 

TO: All Concerned Persons 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON 

PROPOSED AMENDMENT 

(AIR QUALITY) 

1. On March 20, 2014, at 1:30 p.m., the Board of Environmental Review will 

hold a public hearing in Room 40, Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, Helena, 

Montana, to consider the proposed amendment of the above-stated rule. 

2. The board will make reasonable accommodations for persons with 

disabilities who wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative 

accessible format of this notice. If you require an accommodation, contact Elois 

Johnson, Paralegal, no later than 5:00p.m., March 10, 2014, to advise us of the 

nature of the accommodation that you need. Please contact Elois Johnson at 

Department of Environmental Quality, P .0. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-

0901; phone (406) 444-2630; fax (406) 444-4386; or e-mail ejohnson@mt.gov. 

3. The rule proposed to be amended provides as follows, stricken matter 

interlined, new matter underlined: 

17.8.102 INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE--PUBLICATION DATES 

(1) In this chapter where the board has: · 

(a) adopted a federal regulation by reference, the reference is to the July 1, 

~ 2013, edition of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR); 

(b) adopted a section of the United States Code (USC) by reference, the 

reference is to the~ 2012 edition of the USC and Supplement IV (201 0) as it 

exists on December 31. 2013; 

(c) adopted another~ rule of the department or of another agency of the 

state of Montana by reference, the reference is to the December 31, 2010, edition 

from another chapter of the Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM). the reference is 

to the rule in effect on June 30, 2013. 

(2) For purposes of this chapter, the follm. ... ing subparts, or portions thereof, 

of 40 CFR Part 60, are excluded from incorporation by referenee: 

(a) 40 CFR 60, Subpart CCCC, Standards of Performance for Commercial 

and Industrial Solid VVaste Incineration Units for which Construetion is Commenced 

f\Jter November 30, 1999, or for which Modification or Reconstruction is 

Commeneed on or Mer June 1, 2001 (40 CFR 60.2000 through 60.2265, and all 

associated appendices and tables), as vacated June 8, 2007, by the U.S. Circuit 

Court of Appeals, D.C. Cirsuit, ruling; and 

(b) 40 CFR Part 60, Subpart HHHH, Emission Guidelines and Compliance 

Times for Coal fired Electric Steam Generating Units. 

~ .!.?.1 For purposes of this chapter, the following subparts, or portions 

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thereof, of 40 CFR Part 63 are excluded from incorporation by reference: 

(a) 40 CFR 63, Subpart JJJJJ, National Emission Standards for Hazardous 

Air Pollutants for Brick and Structural Clay Products Manufacturing (40 CFR 63.8380 

through 63.8515, and all associated appendices and tables}, as vacated March 13, 

2007, by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit; and 

(b) 40 CFR 63, Subpart KKKKK, National Emission Standards for Hazardous 

Air Pollutants for Clay Ceramics Manufacturing (40 CFR 63.8530 through 63.8665, 

and all associated appendices and tables}, as vacated March 13, 2007, by the U.S. 

Circuit Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit; and 

(c) 40 CFR 63, Subpart DDDDD, National Emission Standards for Hazardous 

Air Pollutants for Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process 

Heaters (40 CFR 63.7480 through 63.7575, and all associated appendices and 

tables), as vacated June 8, 2007, by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit. 

(3) A copy of materials incorporated by reference in this chapter is available 

for public inspection and copying at the Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 

E. 6th Avenue, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, MT 59620-0901. 

(4) Copies of federal materials also may be obtained from: 

(a) National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5285 Port Royal Road, 

Springfield, VA 22161: phone: (800) 553-5847 or (703) 504-5000; fax: (703) 504-

5900; e-mail: orders@ntis.gov: web: http://www.ntis.gov: 

(b) National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP), P .0. 

Box 42419, Cincinnati. OH 45242-0419; phone: (800) 490-9198 or (513) 489-8190; 

fax: (513) 489-8595; e-mail: ncepimal@one.net; web: 

http://www.epa.gov/ncepihom; 

(c) U.S. Government Printing Office, Information Dissemination 

(Superintendent of Documents), P.O. Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954; 

phone: (866) 512-1800 or (202) 512-2104; e-mail: orders@gpo.gov; web: 

http://www.gpoaccess.gov: and 

(d) the EPA regional office libraries listed at 

http://www.epa.gov/natlibrallibraries.htm. 

AUTH: 75-2-111, MCA 

IMP: Title 75, chapter 2, MCA 

REASON: The board is proposing to amend the air quality rules to adopt the 

current editions of federal and state statutes, regulations, and rules that are 

incorporated by reference. The board is proposing to amend ARM 17.8.1 02(1) to 

adopt revisions to federal laws and regulations published in the 2012 edition of the 

U.S. Code, as it exists on December 31, 2013; the July 1, 2013, edition of the Code 

of Federal Regulations (CFR); and revisions to Montana administrative rules in effect 

on June 30, 2013. The rules in effect on that date will be contained in the 

Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM) as updated by the replacement pages dated 

June 30,2013. The board is also proposing to amend ARM 17.8.102 to remove 

exceptions from incorporation by reference of certain subparts of federal regulations 

that were vacated by the courts and removed from the CFR or amended and 

readopted. The board adopts and incorporates by reference federal regulations to 

. ensure that Montana's air quality rules are at least as stringent as federal air quality 

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regulations, to maintain primacy and federal delegation of Montana's air quality 

program, and to implement federal emission standards pursuant to a federal 

program of emissions control. 

4. Concerned persons may submit their data, views, or arguments, either 

orally or in writing, at the hearing. Written data, views, or arguments may also be 

submitted to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 

E. Sixth Avenue, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901; faxed to (406) 

444-4386; ore-mailed to ejohnson@mt.gov, no later than 5:00p.m., March 27, 

2014. To be guaranteed consideration, mailed comments must be postmarked on or 

before that date. 

5. Katherine Orr, attorney for the board, or another attorney for the Agency 

Legal Services Bureau, has been designated to preside over and conduct the 

hearing. 

6. The board maintains a list of interested persons who wish to receive 

notices of rulemaking actions proposed by this agency. Persons who wish to have 

their name added to the list shall make a written request that includes the name, email, and mailing address of the person to receive notices and specifies that the 

person wishes to receive notices regarding: air quality; hazardous waste/waste oil; 

asbestos control; water/wastewater treatment plant operator certification; solid 

waste; junk vehicles; infectious waste; public water supply; public sewage systems 

regulation; hard rock (metal) mine reclamation; major facility siting; opencut mine 

reclamation; strip mine reclamation; subdivisions; renewable energy grants/loans; 

wastewater treatment or safe drinking water revolving grants and loans; water 

quality; CECRA; underground/above ground storage tanks; MEPA; or general 

procedural rules other than MEPA. Notices will be sent by e-mail unless a mailing 

preference is noted in the request. Such written request may be mailed or delivered 

to Elois Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 E. Sixth 

Ave., P.O. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901, faxed to the office at (406) 

444-4386, e-mailed to Elois Johnson at ejohnson@mt.gov, or may be made by 

completing a request form at any rules hearing held by the board. 

7. The bill sponsor contact requirements of 2-4-302, MCA, do not apply. 

8. With regard to the requirements of 2-4-111, MCA, the board has 

determined that the amendment of the above-referenced rule will not significantly 

and directly impact small businesses. 

Reviewed by: 

Is/ John F. North 

JOHN F. NORTH 

Rule Reviewer 

BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

BY: /s/ Robin Shropshire 

ROBIN SHROPSHIRE 

Chairman 

Certified to the Secretary of State, February 18, 2014. 

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Barta, Oline 

From: 

Sent: 

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Subject: 

DATE: 

TO: 

February 24, 2014 

Oline Barta <obarta@mt.gov> 

Monday, February 24, 2014 9:50AM 

Barta, Oline 

DEQ Notice of Public Meeting 

Air Quality Interested Parties 

FROM: MT-DEQ Air Resources Management Bureau 

RE: Notice of Public Hearing for ARM rule 17.8.102 March 20,2014 at 1:30 p.m. 

Room 40, Metcalf Building, 1520 East 6th Ave, Helena, MT 59601 

This rulemaking is intended to update Montana's rules to adopt the current editions of federal and 

state statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference in the rules. The board adopts and 

incorporates by reference federal regulations to ensure that Montana's air quality rules are at least as 

stringent as federal air quality regulations, to maintain primacy, to maintain federal delegation of 

Montana's air quality program, and to implement federal emission standards according to a federal 

program of emissions control. Interested parties may view the notice at the Department's website 

http://deq.mt.gov/dir/legal/hearing.mcpx or may obtain a copy of the notice by calling the Department 

at 406-444-3490. 

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Carrie La Seur 

Chris Colclasure 

Mike Rinaldi 

Monty L. Sealey 

Crystal Nuno 

Carson Coate 

randy Iahey 

Corey Meier 

Corie 

2 
coupscounter@ya hoo.com 

cpowell@ltenv.com 

cranecreationsl@yahoo.com 

crose@3rivers.net 

csturtevant@aquionix.com 

ctaft@co. bighorn. mt.us 

d.keane@bresnan.net 

dallasmt@msn.com 

dan.corti@mso.umt.edu 

Daniellelmsw@me.com 

danny.haw@riverstonehealth.org 

darrell.soyars@avistacorp.com 

dave.burnett99@hotmail.com 

daveb@bison-eng.com 

daveduttonfraser@yahoo.com 

davew@kirkwoodcompanies.com 

david_long@eogresources.com 

dblank@ncpa.org 

dbusby@montanarefining.com 

dcquickdraw@gmail.com 

ddiscovery@centurytel.net 

debbies_design@yahoo.com 

deborah.perry@oneok.com 

derek.nelson@sierraclub.org 

desmoinesnancy@yahoo.com 

detroit03mm@yahoo.com 

dhart@cleanair.com 

dhrubes@midrivers.com 

dia@kboz.com 

diannalin@msn.com 

djohnsonhorne@barrick.com 

dlambrecht@jbrenv.com 

dlorenzen@bresnan.net 

dmunson@mt.gov 

dnunn@fs.fed.us 

Dobrahner.Jaslyn@epa.gov 

donald.may@tetratech.com 

dpavuk@crowleylaw.com 

dpowers@bsb.mt.gov 

dshonerd@multistate.com 

dsimonson@mt.gov 

dskibicki@bison-eng.com 

dsoehren@bresnan.net 

dtabish@flatheadbeacon.com 

dteske@ mt.gov 

dugiejm@hotmail.com 

dujohnson@mt.gov 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

David saylor 

Chad Powell 

Julia Crane 

Corrine Rose 

Colby Sturtevant 

Craig Taft 

Senator Keane 

Jeff Hanson 

Dan Corti 

Danielle Trimarco 

Danny Hawbaker 

Darrell Soyars 

dave burnett 

David Blankenship 

dave 

Dave 

David Long 

Danielle Blank 

Dexter Busby 

Devin Cowan 

Collette Box 

Debra Vetter 

Deborah Perry 

Derek Nelson 

Nancy Adkins 

Mike 

Dean Hart 

David Hrubes 

Dia Johnson 

Dianna Lintner 

Deborah Johnson-Horne 

David Lambr~cht . 

Diane Lorenzen 

Darren Munson 

David Nunn 

Jaslyn Dobrahner 

Don May 

D.Pavuk 

Dan Powers 

David Shonerd 

Dave Simonson 

Debbie Skibicki 

Doug Soehren 

Dillon Tabish 

Dee 

Jeff 

Dusti 

3 
dustin_northern@omimexgroup.com 

dvanhyningl@msn.com 

DVizzolini@collisionsync.com 

dwalsh@mt.gov 

ed@mt.net 

edmadler@hotmail.com 

edward.hookl@montana.edu 

eemc@bresnan.net 

ehbd1939@yahoo.com 

eisele.adam@epa.gov 

elbrunner@gmail.com 

eleigh@libby.org 

emcrae@fageninc.com 

emerchant@mt.gov 

emilieboyles@yahoo.com 

eric.detmer@cldpk.com 

eric.farstad@redhorsecorp.com 

eric.waeckerlin@dgslaw.com 

ericb@rfpco.com 

esa @platts.com 

eulrich2@mt.gov 

expedite.maynard@yahoo.com 

extremehealthyliving@hotmail.com 

fcrowley@doneylaw.com 

firewmmom@aol.com 

fisherm@ftsd.org 

fotto@ups.com 

fpreskar@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

frank@shumaker.psemail.com 

gaila_consulting@msn.com 

gcm@sierraresearch.com 

geraldschlosser@ benefis.org 

gfox@alliedengineering.com 

gkubesh@midrivers.com 

gpea kl @gma il.com · 

Greg.brown@chsinc.com 

greg@isrcapital.com 

gregahildebrand@gmail.com 

grodway@bison-eng.com 

guy@axmen.com 

hbedbury@montanarefining.com 

hbruner@mt.gov 

hector.ybanez@holcim.com 

HEIDI.TANG@tmf-group.com 

hestmark.martin@epa.gov 

hhsgreengroup@gmail.com 

hkaiser@hydrometrics.com 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

Dustin Northen 

Dyrck Van Hyning 

Dana Vizzolini 

Dan Walsh 

Ed Santos 

Edward Madler- APCAC 

ej hook 

Dave Wang 

Marcia Malchuski 

Adam Eisele 

Erica Brunner 

Erik Leigh 

Edward McRae 

Eric Merchant 

emilie boyles 

Eric Detmer 

Eric Farstad 

Eric Waeckerlin 

Eric Bornhorst 

Esa 

Liz Ulrich 

Robin Maynard 

Joyan 

Frank Crowley 

lucyle 

fisher 

Friedheim Otto 

Frank Preskar 

frank 

Gail Abercrombie 

Gabe McAuliffe 

Gerald Schlosser 

Gary Fox 

Grant Kubesh 

Lee 

Greg Brown 

greg 

greg hildebrand 

Grant Rodway 

guy hanson 

Hadley Bedbury 

Heidy Bruner 

Hector Ybanez 

HEIDI TANG 

Martin Hestmark 

HHS Green Group 

Heidi Kaiser 

4 
hpeterson@mtech.edu 

hrash@mt.gov 

hrobbins@bison-eng.com 

hthigpen@mt.gov 

info @ka kuk.com 

info @lion.com 

info@northernplains.org 

Jackie.Fiikkema@Kniferiver.com 

jackross@nemontel.net 

Jagadeesan.Sethuraman@whiting.com 

jajehn@marathonoil.com 

jake.weirich@edaw.com 

jakenny@mt.gov 

james.makowecki@taqa.ca 

jamie.christopher@aecom.com 

jam iew@ slservices. net 

jason.lyons@oneok.com 

javid@mod2.com 

jcarlin@mt.gov 

jcarlson@co.missoula.mt.us 

jcarlson@glacierbancorp.com 

jchaffee@ bison-eng.com 

jda uner@compliance-partners.com 

jdavis59859@yahoo.com 

jdawson@swca.com 

jdunbar60@gmail.com 

jean.semborski@conocophillips.com 

jea nnehallesy@ya hoo.com 

jeff.briggs@ashgrove.com 

jeff@ajaxcomputernetworking.com 

Jenna_k_02@hotmail.com 

jennifer.cinq-mars@ang.af.mil 

jennifergoldman@ogap.org 

jenomara@mt.gov 

JeremyFiesch@yahoo.com 

jerry.dismukes@whiting.com 

jespvl@gmail.com 

jfdowns@babcock.com 

jfirehammer@mrss.com 

jford2@mt.gov 

Jiakun.Zhang@stjude.org 

jilesejibril@yahoo.com 

jill.linn@wbip.com 

jjahnke@co.missoula.mt.us 

jmalone@aquionix.com 

jmariepatrick@3rivers.net 

JMBianco@marathonpetroleum.tom 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

Holly Peterson 

Hoby Rash 

Hal Robbins 

Helen Thigpen 

Michael Kakuk 

Lion Technologies 

Northern Plains Resource Council 

Jackie Flikkema 

Jack Ross 

Jagadeesan Sethuraman 

JohnJehn 

Jake Weiriich 

Jake Kenny 

James Makowecki 

Jamie Christopher 

Jamie Whiteman 

Jason Lyons 

Javid Nia 

Jim Carlin 

Jim Carlson 

Jen Carlson 

Jeff Chaffee 

Joe Dauner 

Joe 

Jim Dawson 

jean dunbar 

Jean Semborski 

Jeanne 

Jeff Briggs 

Jeff 

Jenna Loring 

Jen 

Jennifer Goldman 

Jenny O'Mara 

Jeremy Flesch 

Jerry Dismukes 

Jes 

John Downs 

John 

McCloud (Joe) Ford 

Jiakun Zhang 

Jilese 

Jill Linn 

Josy Jahnke 

Jacki Malone 

June Patrick 

Julius Blanco 

5 
Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

jmerkel@mt.gov 

jmherbenson@msn.com 

jmparker@pplweb.com 

joanna_547@hotmail.com 

jodyf@anacondaheadstart.org 

Joe@shumaker.psemail.com 

John@SenatorJohn.net 

john_lei@ibew.org 

john_mcmichael@xtoenergy.com 

jon.madison@mdu.com 

jonnysanty@gmail.com 

joseph. w .lierow@exxonmobil.com 

josephfdepaz@yahoo.com 

joshua.jua@riverstonehealth.org 

jowen@ mtenergyreview .com 

joystevensl@bresnan.net 

jplant@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

jpowell@step2com pliance.com 

jrc@flathead memo.com 

jrossow@bepc.com 

jrussell@flathead.mt.gov 

jschmid@imt.net 

jscott@cherrycreekradio.com 

jskoog@rmsmanagement.com 

jugorowski@mt.gov 

juliusyu86@gmail.com 

jwalsh@wayzpartners.com 

Kalle.Kuether@mdu.com 

Kat@brfcf.org 

kathysmit@live.com 

kay Ia ma riegrimes@ hotmail.com 

Kchase@bresnan.net 

kd7zlu@gmail.com 

kdavid @flathead. mt.gov 

keertiman.5820.sarangi@gmail.com 

kenre@comcast.net 

khooper@ libby .org 

Kirby_ cam pbell-rie rso n@ ba ucus.senate .gov 

kirsty _gilmour@hotmail.com 

kkennett22@gmail.com 

klind@libby .org 

klricord @ya hoo.com 

kmoore@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

korr@mt.gov 

kra nda ll@fvcc.ed u 

ksolberg@anacondadeerlodge.mt.gov 

ktooke@enerplus.com 

February 24, 2014 

Julie Merkel 

Jerry Herbenson 

Jim Parker 

joanna 

Jody 

Joe Aline 

John Brueggman 

John Lei- APCAC 

John McMichael 

Jon madison 

Jonny Santy 

Joe Lierow 

Joseph F. de Paz 

Joshua 

Jennifer Owen 

Joy Stevens 

Jay Plant 

Jill Powell 

James Conner 

Josh Rossow 

Joe Russell 

Jim Schmid 

Jay Scott 

Jay Skoog 

Joe Ugorowski 

John Walsh 

Katie Kuether 

Kat Quinn 

Kathy Smit 

Kayla Grimes 

K. Chase 

John 

Kelly David 

keertiman sarangi 

Kenneth Reeves 

Kathy Hooper 

Kirby Campbell 

Kirsty Gilmour 

kerry 

Kendra Lind 

kl 

Kathy Moore 

Katherine Orr 

Katie Randall 

Karen Solberg 

Kirsti Tooke 

6 
kwalsh@enviroconsult.com 

lanakay@live.com 

larry@montanasulphur.com 

La ura.Ackermann@cldpk.com 

lclark@fs.fed.us 

leah.bennett@rocketmail.com 

leahbernstein@hotmail.com 

lee@prrlaw.com 

lepodal@yahoo.com 

Leslie.Holtz@va.gov 

!guthrie@ rc.mt.gov 

lhendley@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

library@crowleylaw.com 

linda@livingcenter.com 

lindsay.spurlock@imerys.com 

lisasandoval@contres.com 

lkambham@trinityconsultants.com 

lloken@wpcnd.com 

lmoody@all-llc.com 

lmoral@trinityconsultants.com 

lnguyen@trinityconsultants.com 

lolson@trihydro.com 

lonnie.fallin@jacobs.com 

Loraderm@gmail.com 

losborn@fs.fed.us 

lpeterson@mt.gov 

lradonich@mt.gov 

lstuder@stmaryland.com 

Lukeduane@gmail.com 

lweeks@nemont.net 

lza nto@ mt.gov 

macka_maka@hotmail.com 

macwilly66@msn.com 

MaineBear26@yahoo.com 

marcellama@cskt.org 

mardavscott@gmail.com 

Margaret.Zebley@aecom.com 

margaret@montanasulphur.com 

marilyn.tap@riverstonehealth.org 

mark.lin@gmail.com 

marketing@destinationyellowstone.com 

markschaffer57@hotmail.com 

mary.blel@chsinc.com 

marygail.sullivan@northwestern.com 

marykay@eracrc.com 

maureneh@msn.com 

Mayre@flatheadcitizens.org 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

Kevin Walsh 

a lana 

Larry Zink 

Laura Ackermann 

Lori Clark 

Leah Bennett 

leah bernstein 

Lee Bruner 

Debbie Lepo 

Leslie Holtz 

Lea Guthrie 

L Hendley 

Crowley Law 

The Livingcenter 

Lindsay Spurlock 

Lisa Sandoval 

Latha kambham 

Lance Loken 

Lee Moody 

Lani Moral 

Linda Nguyen 

Lynn Olson 

Lonnie Fallin 

Lora Behlmer 

Lisa Osborn 

Lisa Peterson 

Lynnette Radonich 

luke 

Luke 

Linda Weeks 

Lynn Zanto 

robert 

Representative McChesney 

Barry 

Marcella Mahseelah 

Margaret Scott 

Margaret Zebley 

Margaret 

Marilyn Tapia 

Mark 

Jan 

mark schaffer 

Mary Blel 

Mary Gail Sullivan 

Mary Kay Van Haele 

Maurene 

Mayre Flowers 

7 
m basta @greatfallsmt.net 

mbayne@abraxaslusk.com 

mbrown@ap.org 

mcferrins@mt.net 

mglenn@slawsoncompanies.com 

Mhicks6888@gmail.com 

mhillman@trinityconsultants.com 

michelle.rossow@live.com 

Mike.Barnes@northwestern.com 

mike.simpson2009@gmail.com 

miosh_com@yahoo.com 

Mitcheii.Leu@plumcreek.com 

mlct@mt.net 

montanabobcat@gmail.com 

mpa@montanapetroleum.org 

mpontiff@newfield.com 

mraile@montanarefining.com 

mrlambrecht@pplweb.com 

m sa nchez@sa mso n.com 

msbjkl@comcast.net 

msimonich@helenahar.com 

msthompson@barrick.com 

mtaudubon@mtaudubon.org 

muncie1929@itstriangle.com 

mwignot@ hyd rometrics.com 

nancy _grosula k@xtoe nergy .com 

natalie@northernplains.org 

ncobble@bresnan.net 

nczarnecki@lowhamwalsh.com 

nicholas.hobbs@hussfilters.com 

nickgeranios4317 @msn.com 

njohnson@helena.k12.mt.us 

Npitblado@gmail.com 

ntownsend2@mt.gov 

nturnbull2@gmail.com 

obarta@mt.gov 

omar_232@cOde.net 

owen.weber@umontana.edu 

parker-christensen.victoria@epa.gov 

parkside@bigsky.net 

Pat.kimmet@chsinc.com 

patricia.j.sebella@gmail.com 

patty@ johnson Ia nemateria ls.com 

paul.a.caruana@gov.mt 

'pauldsherrpc@yahoo.com 

pbik@mt.gov 

pcollins@crowleylaw .com 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

Martin Basta 

Marc Bayne 

Matt Brown 

Felecity McFerrins 

Matthew Glenn 

M I hicks 

Melissa Hillman 

Michelle Rossow 

Mike Barnes 

Mike Simpson 

Ken Liston 

Mitchell Leu 

Alec Hansen 

Bob 

Dave Galt 

Mike Pontiff 

Mike Raile 

Mark Lambrecht 

Matthew Sanchez 

Barbara Kubesh 

Mark Simonich 

Mark Thompson 

Montana Audubon 

Muncie Morger 

Michael Wignot 

Nancy Grosulak 

Natalie Snyders 

Nancy Cobble 

Nick Czarnecki 

Nick 

Geranios Enterprises Inc 

Nikki Johnson 

Nancy Pitblado 

Nathan Townsend 

Neil Turnbull 

Oline Barta 

Smith 

Owen Weber 

Victoria Parker-Christensen 

Jennifer Swearingen 

Pat Kimmet 

PSebella 

Patty 

Paul 

Patricia Blk 

P. Collins 

8 
Pharmacy@shawn.net 

phippsangela@stanleygroup.com 

pjsimonich@pplweb.com 

pkukay@hotmail.com 

planning@co.carbon.mt.us 

pmckenzie@stoltzelumber.com 

priley@bsb.mt.gov 

ptstrand@gmail.com 

ralph.a.tanner.civ@mail.mil 

ra ndall.j. richert@ p66.com 

rdriear@centurytel.net 

rdrudick@q.com 

rebecca@bison-eng.com 

rebecca@northernplains.org 

reed.j.marton@p66.com 

reevanoppen@gmail.com 

regencydeb@gmail.com 

rfink@co.carbon.mt.us 

rgilson@H2Eincorporated.com 

rgorka@slawsoncompanies.com 

rhammer@altusenviro.com 

rha rbage@mt.gov 

Rick.matar@wpxenergy.com 

rkenyon@cgrs.com 

rmalone@qrinc.com 

roark@imt.net 

robert.richards.12@us.af.mil 

robertkjeffrey@msn.com 

ron.hyatte@imerys.com 

ross.whelchel@northwestern.com 

rr@hayfam.com 

rucrossley@hotmail.com 

Runningelkcliff@aol.com 

ruth jensen @tra nscanada .com 

RWeimer@stillwatermining.com 

sabrina_rojas@hotmail.com 

sabskb@gmail.com 

sandy.burns@imerys.com 

sbassett@blm.gov 

sbombard@natlforests.org 

sbrown@aquionix.com 

scoe@mt.gov 

scoefield@co.missoula.mt.us 

Sen.JFielder@legmt.gov 

Shannon.morgan@rosi-boise.com 

sharikayz@yahoo.com 

sharon.deboer53@gmail.com 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

BigDickLorrain 

Angela Phipps 

Pete Simonich 

PauiKukay 

Melissa Rickbeil 

Paul R. McKenzie 

Paul Riley 

Peter 

Randall Richert 

Ralph Driear 

Rod Drudick 

Rebecca 

Rebecca Fischer 

Reed J. Marton 

R 

Deb Niedermeyer 

Rodney Fink 

Robert Gilson 

Ray Gorka 

Robert Hammer 

Rebecca Harbage 

Rick Matar 

Randy Kenyon 

Rodney Malone 

Carol Lee-Roark 

Robert Richards 

Bob Jeffrey 

Ron Hyatte 

Ross Whelchel 

C. E. Robertson 

Rachel Crossley 

Running Elk 

Ruth Jensen 

Randy Weimer 

Sabrina 

Scott and Sheree Bombard 

Sandy Burns 

Susan Bassett 

Sheree Bombard 

Sean Brown 

Stephen Coe 

Sara Coefield 

Senator Jennifer Fielder 

Owen Orndorff -YELP 

Shari Kay 

Sharon DeBoer 

9 
sharonpc@pcairnoise.com 

sherry.bursey@anadarko.com 

shiqita@hotmail.com 

shsullivan@westernsugar.com 

sjohnson@co.cascade.mt.us 

smason@hydrometrics.com 

smullins@industrialinfo.com 

snowakowski@mt.gov 

sobrien@oasisem ission.com 

SsteinbrookOO@gmail.com 

stellaholt@live.com 

stevew@bkbh.com 

suetaylor120@gmail.com 

susanalise@cox.net 

swilliams@sglong.com 

swright@cfaluminum.com 

szehntner@mt.gov 

tammyjohnson@environomicsusa.com 

tashiajadelove@gmail.com 

taylor@theoutlawpartners.com 

tbrown1937@ bresnan.net 

tdzomba@fs.fed.us 

terr.mavencamp@bluemarblebio.com 

teverts@mt.gov 

themontanapost@gmail.com 

tinamariekb4@aol.com 

tiphlmiller@yahoo.com 

tjewett@NPCA.ORG 

tjlkmd@gmail.com 

tkircher@stillwatermining.com 

tmerrill@aquionix.com 

todd.mortag@ang.af.mil 

todd.rudolph@aecom.com 

todg@cordite .com 

tomdavis@wispwest.net 

townofalbe rton@ blackfoot. net 

tracie.e.norman@gmail.com 

traciebuhl@fs.fed.us 

trentb@townpump.com 

troark@ga llati n. mt.gov 

twidboom@barr.com 

videtich.callie@epa.gov 

walkers@ci.billings.mt.us 

Wendy _LAM @nyp.gov.sg 

whitem@dawsoncountymail.com 

william.thompson@northwestern.com 

wjacobs@flathead.mt.gov 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

Sharon Paul Carpenter 

Sherry 

tatiana 

Shawn Sullivan 

Sandy Johnson 

Scott Mason 

Shane Mullins 

Sonja Nowakowski 

Shawna O'Brien 

Steven steinbrook 

Stella 

Steve Wade 

sue taylor 

Susan 

sue williams 

Steve Wright 

Steve Zehntner 

Tammy Johnson 

Tashia Love 

Taylor Anderson 

thomas brown 

Thomas Dzomba 

Terri Mavencamp 

Todd Everts 

Blake de Pastino 

Tina 

Tiphanie Keefe 

Tony Jewett 

Kathy Drudick 

Tom Kircher 

Teresa Merrill 

Todd E. Mortag 

Todd 

Tod Glenn 

T. Davis 

Diane Jodsaas 

Tracie Norman 

Tracie 

Trent Biggers 

Tim Roark 

Tony Widboom 

Callie Videtich 

Scott Walker 

Mike While 

Bill Thompson 

Wendee Jacobs 

10 
wjbowden3@hotmail.com 

wjurenic@mt.gov 

wlneumiller@pplweb.com 

woodwardjj@cdm.com 

wwmercer@hollandhart.com 

yhwu@ccny.cuny.edu 

zoombee96@gmail.com 

Lyris Air Interested Parties List 

February 24, 2014 

Bowden 

Whitney Jurenic 

Bill Neumiller 

Jesse Woodward 

bill mercer 

Yonghua WU 

Emma 

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Public Hearing 

Date 

1:30 p.m. March 20, 2014 

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March 24, 2014 

Informal question 

and answer 

session for both 

MAR Notice No. 

17-355 and 17-

356 at 9:00a.m. 

before hearing for 

MAR Notice No. 

17-355 

10:00 a.m. 

March 24, 2014 

Informal question 

and answer 

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MAR Notice No. 

17-355 and 17-

356 at 9:00a.m. 

before this hearing 

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Purpose 

Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment ffiii 

Oualitv - Incorporation bv Reference--Publication Dates - MAR Notice No. 17-353 

Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment (Water 

Quality - Permit At:mlication, Degradation Authorization, 

and Annual Permit Fees, SQecific Restrictions for Surface 

Water Mixing Zones, Standard Mixing Zones for Surface 

Water, Definitions, Incor(lorations by Reference, A-1 

Classification Standards, B-1 Classification Standards, B2 Classification Standards, B-3 Classification Standards, 

C-1 Classification Standards, C-2 Classification 

Standards, I Classification Standards, C-3 Classification 

Standards, General Treatment Standards, Definitions, 

and Criteria for Determining Nonsignificant Changes in 

Water Quality- MAR Notice No. 17-356) 

Draft Department Circular DEQ-12A 

httQ: lL deg. mt. gov [wgi nfo[Standa rds[default. mc(lx 

Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Adoption (Water 

Quality - Nutrient Standards Variances - MAR Notice No. 

17-355) 

Draft Department Circular DEQ-12B 

httQ: Udeg. mt. gov [wgi nfo[Standa rdsL default. m CQX 

Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment .(.l/'l.al:er: 

Quality, Subdivisions[On-Site Subsurface Wastewater 

Treatment, Public Water and Sewage Systems 

Reguirements - AdoQtion by Reference and Plans for 

Public Water SuQQiy or Public Sewage System - MAR 

Notice No. 17-354) 

Draft Department Circulars DEQ-1, DEQ-3, DEQ-10, 

DEQ-16 

http:/ /deq .mt. gov I dirllegal/hearing.mcpx 2/24/2014 
HEARING TESTIMONY 

March 20, 2014 

In the matter of the amendment of ARM 17 .8.1 02 

pertaining to incorporation by reference--publication dates 

Good afternoon. For the record, my name is Rebecca Harbage and I'm here to represent 

the Montana Department of Environmental Quality regarding action on the proposed 

incorporation by reference rulemaking. 

As a state with delegated authority for the administration of various federal air quality 

programs, Montana maintains primacy in part by adopting and implementing the most 

current federal and state regulatory provisions. The Department is supporting the 

Board's proposal to amend Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM) 17.8.102. The Board 

is proposing to incorporate federal regulations as they existed on July 1, 2013, federal 

statutes as they existed on December 31, 2013, and Montana rules in effect as of June 

30, 2013. Currently, the existing rule adopts: 

• the July 1, 2010, edition of the Code of Federal Regulations; 

• the 2006 edition of the U.S. Code as supplemented in 2010; and 

• the Administrative Rules of Montana in effect on December 31, 2010. 

Incorporation of more recent editions would incorporate any revisions to those 

authorities since the Board last incorporated them by reference on December 12, 2012. 

The Department conducted an extensive analysis of the' substantive revisions to federal 

regulations that have occurred since that time and that will be incorporated into the 

rule. A summary of this analysis is attached to my written testimony to be submitted for 

the record. 

Through adoption and incorporation by reference of more recent editions of federal 

regulations, which include revisions to New Source Performance Standards and National 

Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants, the Board maintains the integrity of 

the air quality program in Montana. This action will ensure that Montana's air quality 

rules are at least as stringent as federal air quality regulations, maintain federal 

delegation of Montana's air quality program, and ensure the timely implementation of 

emission standards that have been developed on the federal level according to a 

program of emissions control. 

The Department has completed a stringency and takings analysis in accordance with§§ 

75-2-111 and 207 and 2-10-101 through 105, MCA. These documents are attached to 

my written testimony, and are being submitted for the record. The Department has also 

determined that the transfer of administrative authority from the Environmental 
Protection Agency to the state of Montana through incorporation of the abovereferenced regulations will not significantly and directly impact small businesses. 

The Department supports the Board's adoption of the amendment as proposed in the 

Montana Administrative Register notice published February 27, 2014, with one nonsubstantive change. In preparing the amendment for the Board, the Department 

proposed that the Board add subsections (3) and (4) to ARM 17.8.102. Those 

subsections would state where the public may find and review materials incorporated 

by reference into the ARM Title 17, chapter 8. However, subsections (3) and (4) are 

unnecessary and would be redundant, because each subchapter in chapter 8 in which 

regulatory provisions are incorporated by reference contains a statement as to where 

the incorporated materials may be reviewed and copied or obtained. We request that 

the Board not adopt redundant subsections (3) and (4). 
Year /FR 

Volume 

2013/78 

Section 

so 

List of CFR Sections Affected (July 1, 2010- June 28, 2013) 

Specific Change 

50.3, 50.14(c)(2)(vi), Appendix N revised, 

50.18 added 

Federal 

Register 

Reference 

3277 

Summary 

Revisions based on review of particulate matter NAAQS -

revising annual PM2.5 standard to 12 ~/m • Revising the AQI 

to be consistent with the revised standard. Final rule also 

includes revisions to the PSD program to reflect the NAAQS 

ARM 

Reference 

17.8.202 

Topic 

PM NAAQS Review 

·-----··-------·-----··--···-·-··----·-------------------------____:r.e.,lisians. --·-···--- -------------------------·--···----- 2011/76 50 Appendix C revised 54293 Measurement principle and calibration procedure for the 17.8.202 CO NAAQS Review 

measurement of CO in the atmosphere (Non-dispersive 

-·--····----·--···---·-------·-----------·-·-····---·--.··----___ioJr.ar..e.d.Pb..oJ:.QO:lgt.oU~.---··--··------·--·-·-.. -- .. _______ _ 2012/77 SO, 51 Revised 30160 Implementation of 2008 Ozone NAAQS: nonattainment area 17.8.202 2008 Ozone NAAQS 

2010/75 

so, 51, 81 Revised 28423 

"~-- --~ -·---· 

classification, attainment deadlines. Also revokes 1997 Ozone 

NAAQS for transportation conformity purposes. 

Final rule implementing 1997 8-hour Ozone NAAQS: 

Classification of areas initially classified under subpart 1. 

Deletion of obsolete 1-hour standard provision 

17.8.202 1997 Ozone NAAQS 

51 Appendix M amended 55635,80117 Restructuring Stationary Source Audit Program to allow 17.8.767 Stationary Source 

accredited providers to supply audit samples and to require Audits, PM2.5 

that some sources obtain and use samples from accredited 

providers rather than from EPA. Removes audit procedures 

from Appendix M for Methods 204A-F. Adds PM2.5 to 

Methods 201A and 202. 

revisions, etc. 17548 EPA interim action to effectuate NA Fugitive Emissions 

the rule titled "PSD and Nonattainment NSR: Reconsideration 

of Inclusion of Fugitive Emissions" published in 2008. That rule 

required fugitive emissions be included in determining 

whether change results in a major modification. Action is to 

clear up confusion about past stay and extend a stay until EPA 

completes reconsideration of the rule. 

----·~--------·-----------··-------------------·------------------------·-------------·--·----------·--·-----~---·----·~-~--

2010/75 51.165(b)(2) Table revised 64863 PM2.5 added as a NAAQS potentially violated by a major NA PM2.5 

2010/75 51.166 Sections redesignated and other changes 

source or modification. Significance levels are 0.3 ~/m 3 

___ _,_(a:::_:n_nual) or 1.2 ~/m3 (24 hour). 

64863 Amended to add requirements for PM2.5- Definition of major 

and minor source baseline dates, baseline area, limitations on 

allowable increments of increase over baseline, Slls, and SMC. 

20-i1;i6 ____ si:l66 ____ Subparts revis;c!---------------- 1754S___ "PSD and Nonittainment NSR: Reconsideration of Inclusion of 

NA PM2.5 

NA Fugitive Emissions 

···--···---·····---·-----·----·--.. ·-----------·-··· Fugitive.JmissioQt:______________ ---------·-··--···---

2012/77 51.166 (b)(49)(i) revised, (b)(49)(vi) removed 65107 Implementation of NSR program for fine particulate- revising NA NSR/PSD for PM2.5 

' I 
Federal Year I FR 

V. 1 Section Specific Change Register . oume Summary ARM 

Topic Reference Reference 

2013/78 51.166 (i)(10) added 3281 Kev1s1ons - · · oasea on rev1ew of particulate matter NAAQS - NA PM NAAQS Review: 

-20ll/76 51, 52, 70 Parts deferred 

revising annual PM2.5standard to 12 v.g/m3

• Revising the AQI 

to be consistent with the revised standard. Final rule also 

includes revisions to the PSD program to reflect the NAAQS 

.~.O.O.S-------------------....-,--- 43489 Deferral for C02 emissions from bioenergy and other biogenic 

sources under the PSD and Title V programs. Part of the 

process of granting the petition for reconsideration filed by 

NAFO related to GHG Tailoring Rule. States may opt to adopt 

PSD 

NA Biogenic Deferral 

----------------·-----------------·--------------------__tbp_dej_pJ:ra[________ - --·----------- -·---------------- 2010/75 52.21 Amendments 64863 Amends PSD definitions to include a PM2.5 baseline date, etc. NA PM2.5 

"iOil/76 --·--S2.21-·---S-ecti~ns revised----------------·------i-7548·----PSD. Stay of;;;;;:;-; subp;;-rt~ lift;d, othe-;:;-~ised ~-;-;t;;yed.----------NA--·-·-F;;gitiv"~Tr~;;;;;~-;-·-· 

2012/77 

2012/77 

2013/78 

52.21 ame~d~------ 41051 PSD Title V GHG Tailoring Rule Step 3 and GHG Plant wide NA GHG Tailoring 

Applicability Limits. Step #3 of the phase-in approach to 

52.21 (b){50){i) revised, (b){50)(vi) removed 

53.9 (c) revised 

permitting GHG sources. Also includes revisions for better 

implementation of the federal program for establishing PALs 

-----1oLGJ:I.G..em1sslons.......:__ _________________________________________________ --------·--------------

65107 Implementation of NSR program for fine particulate- revising NA PM2.5 

3281 

the definition of "regulated NSR pollutant" 

Revisions based on review of particulate matter NAAQSrevising annual PM2.5 standard to 12 ~/m • Revising ambient 17.8.202 Monitoring 

Reference and 

air monitoring reference and equivalent methods related to Equivalent Methods 

------··---------------------------------------------------------------Y..M. ___________________________________ -----------------------·--·------·---------------- 2011/76 53.20-23 Subpart B Revised 54293 Procedures for testing performance characteristics of 17.8.202 Monitoring 

automated methods for S02, Co, 03, and N02. Changes focus Reference and 

on CO monitoring. No substantive change in the Federal Equivalent Methods 

-------------------·----·--··---------·---------------------------____refer..e.o.ceJJJ.e.tbruL. ____________________________________________ --------------------------- 2010/75 58 Appendices A and D amended 81126 Relates to QA for SLAMS, SPMs, and PSD air monitoring 17.83.202 Quality Assurance 

(3.3.4.3 Collocated Sampling). Network Design Criteria related 

to Ncore sites. Specifically adds Pb for sites with population of 

500,000. Revises pollutant-specific criteria for SLAMS 

-2oio77s·-------·ss.io(a)(4)" ____ R;vised-- ------------------------- 81126 Changes requirements Pb monitoring sites to Monitoring 

--·----------------------·--·------------------------------------.§.Q!!!f!t:Qriente.f!onl\1:_ ____________________________________ " _______ _ 

2010/75 58.13(a) Revised 81126 Relates to monitoring network completion for Ncore multi- 17.8.202 Monitoring 

--------------·-------------·----------------------------------·____QQIIutant_ill~,Ji.Q.~cific~llx discusses Pbc-----------------------------------·-----------·---

2011/76 58 58.10(a)(7) added, 58.13(e) added, 54293 Changes are related to review of NAAQS for co in which EPA 17.8.202 Monitoring 

2013/78 58 

Appendices D and E amended. retained primary standards and set no secondary standard. 

Requires a plan for establishing CO monitoring sites and sets 

deadline for submittal of such plan (1/1/2017). 

---58~"1, 58.1o-13;-58.16, 58.20, Ss-_--3a,·----- 3281=3286 --Re~isions·b-;s;ci-;;;]"revi;.;.., of p~rti~~late matt;,: NAAQS-:----17.8:2o2 ___ PMNAAQSRe~le~~---

appendices A, D, E, G revised revising annual PM2.5 standard to 12 v.g/m3• Revising ambient Surveillance 

-------··---·-------·-------·-----------------------·------·-----------------------------------2i.LQUalit_y_~!,![Yeii@.DSL. _____________ .......... --------------------------
Year/ FR 

Volume 

2010/75 

2011/76 

Section Specific Change 

60.8 (g) added 

60.30e-39e Subpart Ce Revised 

Federal 

Register 

Reference. 

55635 

18407 

60.40-46 Subpart D Revised 3517 

Summary 

Relates to standards of performance for new stationary 

sources- performance tests. Requires that performance 

testing shall include a test method performance audit (PA). 

Emissions guidelines and compliance times for 

hospital/medical/infectious waste incinerators. EPA's 2009 

response to the remanded NSPS and emissions guidelines. 

Corrects drafting errors and erroneous cross-references, etc. 

ARM 

Reference Topic 

17.8;302, 767, Stationary Source 

802, 902, 1002 Audits 

17.8.302, 767, HMIWI 

802,902,1002 

NSPS for Fossil-Fuel-Fired Stea~ Generating U~lts. Final action--17.8.302, 761,Fossii-Fuei-R~d----

to amend testing requirements for operators of units with PM 802, 902, 1002 Steam Generators 

continuous emission monitoring systems. Action also amends 

opacity monitoring requirements. 

60.40Da-52Da Subpart Da Revised 3517 NSPS Electric Utility Steam Gene~ating Units. action 17.8.302, 767, Utility Steam 

to amend testing requirements for operators of units with PM 802, 902, 1002 Generating Units 

continuous emission monitoring systems. Action also amends 

opacity monitoring requirements. 

-······----·--··--·····-·--" ··-···-··-·---·-------·--·· ------------·-······-------------··----· .. ··-"""-"'•""---···------.-.. ---···------- Reconsideration of MATS NESHAP and Utility NSPS. Originally 

published at 77 FR 9304, petitioned for reconsideration. 

Revisions to startup and shutdown provisions related to PM 

and revisions to definitional and monitoring provisions. 

17.8.302, 767, MATS NESHAP and 

802, 902, 1002 Utility NSPS 

2013/78 60.40Da-52Da Subpart Da revised 24073 

60.40b-49b Subpart Db Revised 3517 NSPS Industrial-Commercial-Institutional Units. Final action 17.8.302, 767, 

to amend testing requirements for operators of units with PM 802, 902, 1002 aljlnstitutional 

continuous emission monitoring systems. Action also amends 

opacity monitoring requirements. 

Steam Generating 

Units 

------·------------.. -------Subpart De Revised --------------3·517----· NSPS forSmall.lndustrial:-c~mmercial=~~titutional Units. Finai--i7-:-s.302;-i67,. lndustrlal/Co·;;.;-;;;;;:d 2011/76 60.40c-48c 

action to amend testing requirements for operators of units 802, 902, 1002 aljlnstitutional 

with PM continuous emission monitoring systems. Action also Steam Generating 

amends opacity monitoring requirements. Units 

"~,. .. -.. --.--~----·--••••"'_,_,_._ .. _____ ,~~-------·-·--"" _ _,,.,___., ___ ,_,.._,. ______ •~------·w~---------· ~ - ''"''-~·-----

2011/76 60.50c-58c Subpart Ec revised 18407 Revisions to NSPS for large hospital/medical/infectious waste 17.8.302, 767, HMIWI 

2013/78 60.50c-58c Subpart Ec 28066 

incinerators. Corrects EPA's 2009 response to the remanded 802,902, 1002 

NSPS and emissions guidelines by fixing drafting errors and 

erroneous cross-references, etc. 

·-------·--------· NSPS revisions and federal plan for Hospital/Medical/Infectious 

Waste Incinerators. This final action implements national 

standards promulgated in 2009 

17.8.302, 767, 

802,902,1002 

Hospitai/Medical/lnf 

ectious Waste 

Incinerators 
Volume Section Specific Change 

Federal 

Register Summary Reference 

Reference 

ARM Topic 

Year /FR 

----------~ 2010/75 .. ~------------------------------------------------------------ 60.60-66 Subpart F revised 55034-7 Updating NESHAP and NSPS for Portland cement. NSPS 17.ll.302, 767, Portland Cement 

amendments add or revise emission limits for PM, opacity, 802, 902, 1002 Plants 

NOx, and S02 for new facilities as of 6/16/2008. Also includes 

additional testing and moni'toring requirements. 

, ___ , ____________________________ "~---------·~·"--""--"'"""-

2013/78 60.6Q-66 Subpart F revised lOOOS Final action to amend NESHAP for-Portland Cement 17.8.302, 767, Portland Cement 

Manufacturing Industry and the Portland Cement NSPS for 802, 902, 1002 Plants 

particulate matter. Amends the stack emission standard for 

PM under the NESHAP and makes a conforming amendment 

----------------------------------------------------------- to th.P.....NSJ!S.fnc..EM_ _________________________________________ ··--·---·-------·------·-·-· __ 

2012/77 60.70a-77a Subpart Ga added 48445 NSPS review for nitric acid plants (subpart G), adds subpart Ga 17.8;302, 767, Nitric Acid Plants 

with new NOx limits specifically for new plants after 802, 902, 1002 

____________________ _: __ lOlW.lQll, ---- ----------------------·· 

2012/77 60.100a-109a Subpart Ja added 56422 New NSPS for petroleum refineries for those process units 17.8;302, 767, Petroleum Refineries 

--------- . -----------------·------------- constructed or modified after 5/1M_2007. ----- 802, 902, 1002 -------·----------- 2012/77 60.630-636 Subpart KKK revised 49490 In EPA's review of the oil and natural gas sector, the agency 17.8.302, 767, Onshore natural gas 

revised the NSPS for VOCs from leaking components at 802, 902, 1002 processing plants 

onshore natural gas processing plants. 

·2o127Ti ____ G0.64o-648-s~bpart Lllr;~ised --------------------------49490 ---lnEPA;-s re~;;-;;Tthe oil aricT;:;;:~-ralg~~~~ctor: the agen~y---17.8;302;767;---Natu~~ig~s---·- ·---

revised the NSPS for S02 emissions from natural gas 802, 902, 1002 processing plants 

-----------··-------------·------------·-.. ----··------------·--·--------.W.Pg_~jm~_plgots~.---·---------.. -----------·-------.. ---------·~-------·---- 2011/76 60.2000-2265 Subpart ecce revised 15703, 28662 Final rule regarding NSPS for Commercial and Industrial Solid 17.8.302, 767, CIS WI 

Waste Incineration Units. EPA's response to the voluntary 802, 902, 1002 

remand of the 2001 NSPS and vacatur and remand in 2007. 

Delay of effective dates. 

-2013/lB----ro2ooo=2265S~bf;-~rt ecce amended·---------- 9111 ______ NSPSf;;:(;;;:;;:;:;;;:cial and Industrial Solid Wastelr;~i;;erati;;;:;--17:S.3o2: 767,-CisWI __________ _ 

Units. Reconsideration and final amendments to the 2011 final 802, 902, 1002 

CISWI rule. Also issuing final amendments to Non-Hazardous 

Secondary Materials (NHSM) rule, which provides standards 

and procedures for determining if such materials are solid 

waste under RCRA when used as fuels in combustion units. 

2011/76 Subpart DODD revised 15703, 28662 Final rule regarding Emissions Guidelines for Commercial and 17.8.302, CIS WI 

Industrial Solid Waste Incineration Units. EPA's response to the 802, 902, 1002 

voluntary remand of the 2001 NSPS and vacatur and remand in 

2007. Delay of effective dates. 

60.2500-2875 Subpart DODD 9111 Emission for CISWI. Also issuing final 17.8.302, 767, CISWI 

to Non-Hazardous Secondary Materials (NHSM) rule, which 802, 902, 1002 

provides standards and procedures for determining if such 

materials are solid waste under RCRA when used as fuels in 

combustion units. 
Year I FR 

Volume 

2012/77 

Section 

60.4101-4176 

60.4200-4219 

. 20ll/76 --60.4230-4248 

2013/78 60.4200-4248 

Specific. Change 

Subpart HHHH removed 

Subpart 1111 revised 

Subpart JJJJ revised 

Subparts 1111 and JJJJ revised 

60.4760-4930 Subpart LLLL 

-------·-----·------- 2011/76 60.5000-5250 Subpart MMMM Added 

2012/77 60.5360-5430 Subpart 0000 added 

-~-.··--·------··------~--

2010/75 60 Appendices A-3 and A-4 amended 

Federal 

Register 

Reference 

9303 

37967-72 

37953 

Summary 

Action removes 40 CFR part 60 subpart HHHH and adds 40 CFR 

part 63 subpart UUUUU: NESHAP for Coal- and Oil-Fired EGUs. 

and standards of performance for Fossil-Fuel-Fired Electric 

Utility, Industrial-Commercial-Institutional, and Small Industrial· 

Commercial-Institutional EGUs. The main purpose· is to address 

emissions of mercury from this industry. Emissions of other 

toxic metals will also decrease with installation of controls. In 

2000, EPA originally attempted to regulate the industry under 

section 112 of the CAA. Removed EGUs from source category 

list in 2005 and established performance standards under CAA 

section 111 (Clean Air Mercury Rule). 2008 Circuit Court 

vacated CAMR and 2005 Action- EPA could not remove the 

source category from 112(c). 

ARM 

Reference Topic 

17;8.302; 767, Mercury and Air 

802, 902, 1002 Toxics Standard 

(MATS) 

·----·---·-------------------- NSPS for Stationary Compression Ignition and Spark Ignition 

Internal Combustion Engines. This final rule requires more 

stringent standards, revises requirements to more closely align 

with mobile source marine engines, and provides more 

flexibility to owners. 

'-------·· 

17.8.302, 767, Stationary 

802, 902, 1002 Compression Ignition 

Internal Combustion 

Engines 

NSPS for Stationary Compression Ignition and Spark Ignition 17.8;302, 767, Stationary Spark 

Internal Combustion Engines. This final rule requires more 802, 902, 1002 Ignition Internal 

stringent standards, revises requirements to more closely align 

with mobile source marine engines, and provides more 

flexibility to owners. 

Combustion Engines 

6674 Amendments to the NESHAP for Reciprocating Internal 17.8;302; 767, Stationary Internal 

Combustion Engines (RICE) and revisions to the NSPS for 802, 902, 1002 Combustion Engines 

stationary engines (Subparts 1111 and JJJJ) for consistency with 

.tb~JII.ES.I:IAI? 

15371 NSPS for New Sewage Sludge Incineration Units. 17.8.302, 767, Sewage Sludge 

------------·----------·------- 802,JIJ!LJ.002 lnc!.nru;ation Uni!L.-

15371 Emission Guidelines and Compliance Times for Existing Sewage 17.8.302, 7f>7, Sewage Sludge 

Sludge lncineration·Units 802,902,1002 Incineration Units 

49490 EPA established standards for oil and gas operations not 17.8.3Q2, 767, Crude Oil and 

covered by existing standards. The new standards regulate 

VOCs from gas wells, etc. 

802, 902, 1002 Natural Gas 

Production, 

Transmission, 

. . _ .D.istcibution _____ _ 

--Ss635 ___ Restructuring ~f th~- Stationary Source Audit Program. Test 17.8.302, 767, Stationary Source 

Method 51 (low level PM emissions from stationary sources) 802, 902, 1002 Audits 

section 7.2 revised. Test Method 6- 6C, 7- 70, and 8 revised. 

60 Appendices A-5 and A-6 amended 55635 Restructuring Stationary Source Audit Program. Method 17 .8.302, 767, Stationary Source 

---·-----------------~------------------... lSA revised.ll!l_ethod.i)6A and 18 @.Yi.~ed. __________ 802, 902,_~_902 __1\udl!L__ _______ , 
Year/ FR 

Volume Section Specific Change 

Federal 

Register 

Reference 

Summary ARM 

Reference Topic 

2012/77 60 Appendix A-6 revised 44491 Adds Method 16C for determination of total reduced sulfur · 17.8.302, 767, ·. Method 16C 

'2oio/7s ____ 6o ____ Appendice~ A-7 and A-8 amended ··-------- emissions from stationary sourc~~ 802, 2Qb_1002 ------- 55635 Restructuring of the Stationary Source Audit Program. 17.8.302, 767, Stationary Source 

Methods 25 and 25C revised. Methods 26 and 26A revised. 802, 902, 1002 Audits 

-··---------------------------·------------------------~-------

2012/77 60 Appendix A-7 amended 2460 Affects Test Method 19- amendments related to determining 17.8.302, 767, Method 19 

sulfur content, moisture content, gross caloric value. 802, 902, 1002 

Incorporations by reference of standards providing flexibility in 

the use of alternatives to mercury-containing industrial 

thermometers. 

2010/75 60 Appendix B amended 54969 Revised performance specification 12A vapor phase 17.8.302, 767, Hg monitoring 

mercury continuous emission monitoring systems), added 12B 802, 902, 1002, performance spec. 

(total vapor phase mercury emissions using a sorbent trap 1502 

·------------------------- ----------=.oitonlliUllS.teln.L. ------------------··--------·----· 2010/75 60 

60 

2010/75 61.13 

Appendix F amended 

Appendix F amended 

54969 Quality Assurance Procedures: reserved 3 and 4, added 5- QA 17.8.302, 767, Hg monitoring 

8162 

requirements for vapor phase Hg continuous emissions 

monitoring systems and sorbent trap monitoring systems. 

Adds Procedure 3 to Quality Assurance Procedures 

(Requirements for continuous opacity monitoring systems at 

802, 902, 1002 performance spec. 

17.8.302, 767, Quality Assurance 

802,902,1002 

--------------·----------------·------~!ViO.l!lm'.li.OJ.!rces.l ------·--------------------------------------- (e)(1) added 55635 Restructuring of the Stationary Source Audit Program. 17.8.302, 767, Continuous 

NESHAPs Emission tests and waivers- detailing the 802, 902, 1002 Monitoring 

performance audit (PA) and accredited audit sample providers 

-----------------------------------------------------------------------·.JAAse.t_ ___________________________________________________________________ _ 2010/75 61 Appendix B amended 55635 Restructuring of the Stationary Source Audit Program. Specific 17.8.302, 767, Performance 

------------------------------------·----------··------IJlethods revised_,_ _________________ -------·------------------1!9-?.M.~. 100L_~ecifica![Q.QL. _____ __ 

2010/75 63.7 (c)(2)(iii) revised, (c)(4) removed 55635 Restructuring of the Stationary Source Audit Program. 17.8.302,1502 Quality Assurance 

-------------------------·-----.J!IESHA.P~Q!JJ::@.I)_9l. teru.ng.rJtQ!d]rements ----------------------------------- 2012/77 63.340-348 Subpart N amended 58219 NESHAP: Hard and Decorative Chromium Electroplating and 17.8.302, 1502 Chromium 

Chromium Anodizing Tanks. Finalizes the residual risk and Electroplating 

technology review for the two source categories. 

2ourh ____ 63:440-459 ,_,.,.------~·-.. ----~-----------------·--·--~------·w--,....,_-~---------M,,__,.~---..,-..----"•~-

Subpart S amended 55698 NESHAP: Pulp and Paper Industry. Residual Risk and 17.8.302, 1502 Pulp and Paper 

Technology review. Includes a requirement for 5-year repeat 

emissions testing for selected process equipment; revisions 

related to SSM; electronic reporting; additional methanol test 

methods. EPA estimates that of 171 major source pulp and 

paper mills in the U.S., 114 operate subpart S processes 

affected by this rule. 
Year I FR 

Volume 

2011/76 

Section 

63.480-507 

Specific Change 

Subpart U revised 

2012/77 63.541-552 X revised 

63.640-579 Subpart CC revised 

2012/77 63.760-779 Subpart HH amended 

2011/76 63.781-789 Subpart II revised 

Federal 

Register 

Re_ference 

22565 

556 

3714S 

49490 

Summary 

N ESHAP: Group I Polymers and Resins. Revisions based on risk 

and technology review. This final action addresses certain 

sources not previously regulated under NESHAP. Includes 

finalized provisions regarding SSM. 

NESHAP from Secondary Lead Smelting. Finalizes residual risk 

and technology review for the source category. Includes 

revisions to emissions limits for lead compounds, revisions to 

standards for fugitive emissions, etc. 

NESHAP for heat exchange systems at petroleum refineries. 

Amendments address issues raised in a petition for 

reconsideration regarding MACT for these systems. 

Amendments do not add any additional cost burden to refining 

industry and may result in cost savings. 

NESHAP from Oil and Natural Gas Production Facilities. EPA 

conducted risk and technology review. Established MACT· 

based limits on certain currently uncontrolled emission 

ARM 

Reference To.pic 

17 .8;302, 1502 Polymers and Resins 

17.8.302, 1502 Secondary Lead 

Smelting 

17.8.302, 1502 Petroleum Refineries 

17.8.302,1502 Oil & Gas Production 

·--------SO!IKI!.S. ----------------------------------·- 72049 National Emission Standards for Shipbuilding and Ship Repair 17.8.302, 1502 Shipbuilding 

(Surface Coating). Final action on residual risk and technology 

----------·----·---·-·-----·-··- ------ J~j~.w,___ __________ ,. ___ ---:-::c----:----::---:-:------·------··- 2011/76 63.800-819 Subpart JJ revised 72049 National Emission Standards for Wood Furniture 17.8.302, 1502 Wood Furniture Mfg. 

2011/76 63.820-39 

2012/77 63.1155-1174 

2011/76 63.1250-61 

Subpart KK Revised 

Manufacturing Operations. Final action on residual risk and 

technology review. Finalizes two compliance options: (1) a limit 

on formaldehyde emissions by limiting its content in coatings 

to 1% by weight, or (2) a formaldehyde usage limit of 400 

pounds per rolling 12-month period. Less than 20 facilities are 

known _to exceed this limit based on 2005 NEI. 

22565 Emission Standards Industry. 17 .8.302, 1502 Printing and 

Revisions based on risk and technology review. Includes Publishing Industry 

_ ioaliz.e.clm:QJiis.iQllS.reiardiDJLS.SM ---- Subpart CCC amended 58219 NESHAP: Steel Pickling- HCI Process Facilities and 17.8.302,1502 Steel Pickling- HCI 

Regeneration Plants. Finalizes the residual risk and technology Process Facilities 

... -..re.v.iew..twb.e_tw.o_s.QY.Ke .. c.a.t.eg_~>-------·-----·---------·---·--·-----·--

Subpart GGG Revised 22565 Emission Standards for Pharmaceuticals Production. Revisions 17.8.302, 1502 Pharmaceuticals 

based on risk and technology review. Includes finalized Production 

-----·-------·--· ----------------------------·-------------------------------J!f9J!i.si.R!lU.eJ!.a.rJiir:Jg_SSM, _____ _ ------------------------------·--------
Federal Year I FR 

Volume . Section Specific Change Register summary 

· Reference Reference 

ARM 

Topic 

2012/77 63.1270-1289 Subpart HHH amended 49490 NESHAP for Natural Gas Transmission and Storage Facilities. 17.8.302,1502 Natural gas 

EPA completed risk and technology reviews. Established limits 

for certain currently uncontrolled emission sources reflecting 

MACT. Revises NESHAP for glycol dehydration unit process 

vents and leak detection and repair (LDAR). 

transmission and 

storage 

" ----------------- 2010/75 63.1340-1359 Subpart LLL Revised 54969 Updating NESHAP and NSPS for Portland cement. Add or 17.8.302,1502 Portland Cement 

revised limits for Hg, THC, PM at major and area sources and Manufacturing 

··-------··--------------------------·--·-··· -----...... ------·--------··--· .. ·--·!:lCJ.<~1llli!.LO.~QJ.!JS:.~~------------···--··-----···-----·· .. -------- .... ------·-----------.. ··---···---··---- 2011/76 63.1340-59 Subpart LLL Revised 2832 NESHAP for Portland Cement Manufacturing Industry. Direct 17.8.302, 1502 Portland Cement 

2013/78 63.1340-1359 

2011/76 63.1541-1551 

2010/75 63.6580-6675 

Subpart LLL amended 10005 

final action on amendments. Clarifies compliance dates, etc. 

Final action to amend NESHAP for Portland Cement 

Manufacturing Industry and the Portland Cement Plant NSPS 

for particulate matter. Amends the stack emission standard for 

PM under the NESHAP and makes a conforming amendment 

Manufacturing 

17.8.302, 1502 Portland Cement 

Manufacturing 

--·------·-----·-----------·-----.J:D.J:b.e..lll.se5.toJ:.RIIIJ...___.____________ -----.. ----·-···----------- Subpart m Revised 70833 NESHAP for primary lead smelting. Final action on residual risk 17.8.302, 1502 Primary Lead 

Subpart illZ Revised 51569 

and technology review. Includes revisions to applicability 

provision, stack emission limits, dust minimization, monitoring 

notification and record keeping. Also finalizes SSM revisions. 

Promulgation of NESHAP for existing stationary spark ignition 

reciprocating internal combustion engines. 

Smelting 

17.8.302, 1502 Reciprocating 

Internal Combustion 

Engines 

2oili76 ___ 63:6580-667s-'"'"Subpart mz Re~ised _______ . ._ _______ l2863--NESHAP "tor Statio;;"ary Re~i·p~~g~;;;:;;;~-;;mbustia"~-----i7.8.302,15oi""-~cip-;;:,-~tl~g-----·· 

2013/78 63.6580-6675 Subpart ZZZZ revi~ed 6674 

Engines. Direct final action to promulgate amendments to final 

rule. Clarifies compliance requirements related to continuous 

parameter monitoring systems. 

Final amendments to NESHAP for stationary reciprocating 

internal combustion engines. Amendments include alternative 

testing options for certain large spark ignition engines, 

management practices for a subset of existing spark ignition 

engines, and alternative monitoring and compliance options. 

Also includes limits on the hours that stationary emergency 

engines can be used for emergency demand response. 

Internal Combustion 

Engines 

17.8.302, 1502 Reciprocating 

Internal Combustion 

Engines 
Year I FR 

Section Specific Change Volume 

2011/76 63.7480-7575 Subpart DDDDD revised 

Federal 

Register 

Reference 

15607,28662 

Summary 

NESHAP for Industrial, Commercial, Industrial Boilers and 

Process Heaters. Subpart was vacated in 2007. Amended rule 

due to remand. EPA is now establishing new emission 

standards. Was to be effective on 5/20/2011 until FR 28664 

delayed that date indefinitely. 28662 postpones the Major 

Source Boiler MACT and CISWI Rule until judicial review is 

complete. 

2013/78 63.7480-7575 Subpart DDDDD revised 7162 NESHAP for Major Sources: Industrial, and 

Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters. Reconsideration of 

certain issues in emission standards for new and existing 

sources. Revising certain MACT standards established in 2011. 

2012/77 63.9980-10042 Subpart UUUUU added 

·--· .. --~-~·--··-~--·----·-... ------ 2013/78 63.9980-10042 Subpart UUUUU revised 

---.---·--·-----·----·--· Subpart BBBBBB revised 2011/76 63.11080-100 

9303 

24073 

4155 

-------- Action removes 40 CFR part 60 subpart HHHH and adds 40 CFR 

part 63 subpart UUUUU: NESHAP for Coal- and Oil-Fired EGUs. 

and standards of performance for Fossil-Fuel-Fired Electric 

Utility, Industrial-Commercial-Institutional, and Small Industrial· 

Commercial-Institutional EGUs. The main purpose is to address 

emissions of mercury from this industry. Emissions of other 

toxic metals will also decrease with installation of controls. In 

2000, EPA originally attempted to regulate the industry under 

section 112 of the CAA. Removed EGUs from source category 

list in 2005 and established performance standards under CAA 

section 111 (Clean Air Mercury Rule). 2008 Circuit Court 

vacated CAMR and 2005 Action- EPA could not remove the 

source category from 112(c). 

Reconsideration of MATS NESHAP and Utility NSPS. Originally 

published at 77 FR 9304, petitioned for reconsideration. 

Revisions to new source numerical standards and 

requirements applicable during periods of startup and 

shutdown. Affects 1700 existing facilities and an estimated 

additional1844 new units in the next three years. 

NESHAP for Gasoline Distribution Bulk Terminals, Bulk Plants, 

and Pipeline Facilities. Publishes amendments clarifying certain 

definitions and applicability provisions in response to issues 

---------------------------------·----·-------[il.is.ecUD..P.e.titions __ _ 2011/76 63.11110-32 Subpart CCCCCC revised 4155 NESHAP for Gasoline Dispensing Facilities. Publishes 

amend merits clarifying certain definitions and applicability 

provisions in response to issues raised in petitions. 

ARM 

Reference Topic 

17.8~302, 1502 Industrial, 

Commercial, 

Industrial Boilers 

Major Source 

17.8.302, 1502 Industrial, 

Commercial, 

Industrial Boilers 

Major Source 

17.8.302, 1502 Mercury and Air 

Taxies Standard 

(MATS) 

17,8.302, 1502 MATS NESHAP and 

Utility NSPS 

17.8.302, 1502 Gasoline Distribution 

Bulk Sources and 

Pipeline Facilities· 

17.8.302, 1502 Gasoline Dispensing 

Facilities 
Year/ FR Federal 

Volume Topic Section Specific Change Register Summary Reference 

Reference 

ARM 

2012/77 63.11140-11145 Subpart DDDDDD revised, Subpart 22848 NESHAP for polyvinyl chloride and copolymers production area 17.8.302, 1502 Polyvinyl Chloride 

2011/76 

2013/78 

2012/77 

2011/76 

2011/76 

63.11860-12005 HHHHHHH added 

63.11193-237 Subpart JJJJJJ Added 

63.11193-11237 Subpart JJJJJJ revised 

63.11494-11503 Subpart WWW revised 

63.11504-13 Subpart WWWWWW Revised 

15554 

sources. Final rules establish that standards apply at all times, 

including SSM, for major and area sources. Includes monitoring 

provisions and recordkeeping and reporting requirements. 

. - NESHAP for Industrial, CommerCial, and Institutional Boilers 

Area Sources. 

and Copolymers 

(PVC} Production 

17.8.302, 1502 Industrial, 

Commercial, and 

Institutional Boilers 

(Area) 

7488 NESHAP for Area Sources: Commercial, and 17.8.302, 1502 

Institutional Boilers. Amending certain compliance dates and Commercial, and 

making technical corrections. Institutional Boilers 

·-·----·------·----·------------------·······-----------····------------1Ar..eaL .. ________ _ 75739 NESHAP for Chemical Manufacturing Area Sources, originally 17.8.302, 1502 Chemical 

35744 

issued in 2009. Revisions lift the stay on title V permitting and Manufacturing Area 

requires some chemical mfg. synthetic area sources to obtain 

title V permits. Revisions also improve clarity of rule and 

provide greater flexibility to facilities. No additional costs since 

2009 rule. 

NESHAP area source standards for plating and polishing 

operations. Direct final action to amend the 2008 NESHAP. 

Action clarifies that the emission control requirements of the 

NESHAP do not apply to bench-scale activities. 

Sources 

17.8.302, 1502 Plating and Polishing 

63.11504-11513 Subpart WWWWWW withdrawn 57913 NESHAP for plating and polishing area source category. EPA is 17.8.302, 1502 Plating and Polishing 

revised withdrawing June 20, 2011, amendments due to adverse 

comment. Clarification that emission control requirements do 

not apply to bench-scale activities. 

20ll/76 ___ G3.11Gl9~116i7-- Subp~rt-DDI)DDDD revis;d---·----·· -!10261""----NESHA-P for prepared feeds manufacturing area source 17.8.302, 1502 Prepared Feeds Mfg. 

2011/76 63.11640-53 Subpart EEEEEEE Added 

2010/75 63 Appendix A amended 

category. Revisions addressing generally available control 

technology (GACT). EPA states that the amendments are not 

expected to impose costs beyond those described in the _______ arjp..ina!J.D.lO.nlle.... •. _____ _ 

9449 

51569, 54969, 

55635 

NESHAP for Gold Mine Ore Processing and Production Area 

Source. 

17.8.302, 1502 Gold Mine Ore 

Processing and 

.. YJ:9.d..\l®JL ___ _ 

Test methods. Method 323 for measuring formaldehyde 17.8.302, 1502 Method 323 

emissions from natural gas-fired stationary sources (acetyl Method 321 

acetone derivitization method) added. Method 321 Method 306 

(measurement of gaseous hydrogen chloride at Portland Method 306A 

cement kilns by FTIR) amended. Methods 306, 306A, 308 Method 308 

--------···--·-··------------·-··--------------------·--·-···----.. ----"m.eo:>.der.L. .. ·------------~-------·---------------·--··--· 
Year I FR 

Volume 

2012/77 

Section Specific Change 

63 Appendix A revised 

Federal 

Register 

Reference 

58252 

Summary 

Method 3066: Surface Tension Measurement for Tanks Used 

at Decorative Chromium Electroplating and Chromium 

ARM 

Reference Topic 

17.8.302,1502 Method 3066 

____ ..• ____ ··--------------~---~--Ao.Q.cUzinti<t~iJ.Ltie.s .. _______ ~-~---------·----· 

72.13 Revised 17287 Amendments to incorporation by reference in the Acid Rain 17.8;1202 Acid Rain Program 

----··---~---~----·-------~----------··--------~~------------·------ -·----------· -------------···------PLqg!;![11 Ge.ng_r:;ll_frovisionL__ . -------- 2011/76 75 Sections revised 17287 Continuous Emission Monitoring. Finalizes revisions modifying 17.8.1202,1502 Continuous 

requirements for sources affected by federally administered Monitoring 

emission trading programs. Amendments to the Protocol Gas 

Verification Program and Minimum Competency Requirements 

for Air Emission Testing. 

'io11776·~--------8T327'··--- Tabl-;;dd-;d"·-----------------------------72ci97 Added table showing whol;~na designat~d as 17.8.302, 802, 2008 Lead NAAQS 

-----··---·--·-----------------------··-----~---------···-·--------h!D_t~l_lliifiable[~t;!:~inment for tbe 2008 Lead NA~Q.L_-=-----~Qb.J.QO_L_ _________ _ 

2012/77 81.327 Table added 9566 Table added for the 2010 1-hour N02 NAAQS designating all 17.8.302, 802, 2010 N02 NAAQS 

2012/77 

2012/77 

··----··--····-----·----- -------···---··-·····-··-··-··--------····· ·------·--·---···-·.f.Q.\!.!!!L~~l!Llflassifi<;~J?!~li!!t'!in.'!!W.L-----------------~02, 100.,2,__ __ 81.327 Table added 30132 Table added for the 2008 8-Hour Ozone NAAQS 17.8.302, 802, 2008 Ozone NAAQS 

93 Subpart A Amended 14979 Restructuring transportation conformity 17.8.1302 Transportation 

rule. Amendments to finalize provisions proposed on 

8/13/2010. This restructures several sections so they apply to 

new and revisedJIIAAOS. 

Conformity 
Montana Department of 

........ ~~ENviRONMENTAL MEMo 

TO: 

FROM: 

SUBJECT: 

DATE: 

Nonnan 

Board of 

J. 

Environmental 

Mullen, DEQ 

Review 

Staff Attorney 

~1'1 ~ 

House Bill 521 (stringency) and House Bil 11 (takings) review of Air 

Incorporation by Reference (IBR) rulemaking in ARM Notice No. 17-353 

March 18, 2014 

HB 521 REVIEW 

(Comparing Stringency of State and Local Rules 

to Any Comparable Federal Regulations or Guidelines) 

Sections 75-2-111 and 207, MCA, codify the air quality provisions of House Bill 521, from the 

1995 legislative session, by requiring that the Board of Environmental Review, prior to adopting 

a rule to implement the Clean Air Act of Montana that is more stringent than a comparable 

federal regulation or guideline that addresses the same circumstances, make certain written 

findings after a public hearing and receiving public comment. 

In this proceeding, the Board is proposing to amend ARM 17 .8.1 02 by adopting more recent 

versions of the federal regulations, federal statutes, and rules of other Department programs and 

other Montana state agencies that are incorporated by reference into the state's air quality rules. 

None of the proposed amendments would make the state rules more stringent than comparable 

federal regulations or guidelines. Rather, the proposed amendments to ARM 17 .8.102 would 

update the Board's air quality rules to make them more consistent with federal air quality 

regulations and statutes. Therefore, no further House Bill 521 analysis is required. 

(over, please) 
House Bill 521 and House Bill 311 Memo for Update 

to Air Quality Incorporation-by-Reference Ru1e 

ARM Notice No. 17-353 

March 18, 2014 

Page2 

HB 311 REVIEW 

(Assessing Impact on Private Property) 

Sections 2-10-101 through 105, MCA, codify House Bill 311, the Private Property Assessment 

Act, from the 1995 legislative session, by requiring that, prior to taking an action that has taking 

or damaging implications for private real property, a state agency must prepare a taking or 

damaging impact assessment. Under Section 2-10-1 03(1 ), MCA, "action with taking or 

damaging implications" means: 

a proposed state agency administrative rule, policy, or permit condition or denial 

pertaining to land or water management or to some other environmental matter 

that if adopted and enforced would constitute a deprivation of private property in 

violation of the United States or Montana constitution. 

Section 2-10-104, MCA, requires the Montana Attorney General to develop guidelines, including 

a checklist, to assist agencies in determining whether an agency action has taking or damaging 

implications. 

I reviewed the guidelines and researched whether the adoptions of the federal regulations being 

proposed to be incorporated by reference would constitute a deprivation of real property in 

violation of the federal or state constitution. I determined that they would not, and have 

completed an Attorney General's Private Property Assessment Act Checklist, which is attached 

to this memo. No further House Bill 311 assessment is required. 
PRIVATE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT CHECKLIST 

(using form prepared by Montana Department of Justice, Jan. 2011) 

In the matter of the amendment of ARM 17.8.102 pertaining to incorporation by reference--

publication dates; MAR Notice 17-353 

DOES THE PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION HAVE TAKINGS IMPLICATIONS UNDER THE 

PRIVATE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT? 

YES NO 

..,J 1. Does the action pertain to land or water management or environmental regulation 

affecting private real property or water rights? 

2. Does the action result in either a permanent or indefinite physical occupation of 

private property? 

..,J 3. Does the action deprive the owner of all economically beneficial use of the property? 

..,J 4. Does the action require a property owner to dedicate a portion of property or to 

grant an easement? [If the answer is NO, skip questions 4a and 4b and continue with 

question 5.] 

_...;_ 

...; 

4a. Is there a reasonable, specific connection between the government requirement and 

legitimate state interests? 

4b. Is the government requirement roughly proportional to the impact of the proposed 

use of the property? 

5. Does the action deny a fundamental attribute of ownership? 

6. Does the action have a severe impact on the value of the property? 

7. Does the action damage the property by causing some physical disturbance with 

respect to the property in excess of that sustained by the public generally? 

[If the answer is NO, do not answer questions 7a-7c.] 

7a. Is the impact of government action direct, peculiar, and significan~? 

7b. Has government action resulted in the property becoming practically inaccessible, 

waterlogged, or flooded? 

7c. Has government action diminished property values by more than 30% and 

necessitated the physical taking of adjacent property or property across a public way 

from the property in question? 

Takings Checklist for Air Quality IBR Rulemaking, MAR Notice 17-353 Page 1 
Taking or damaging implications exist if YES is checked in response to question 1 and also to any one or 

more of the following questions: 2, 3, 5, 6, 7a, 7b, 7c; or if NO is checked in response to questions 4a or 

4b. 

If taking or damaging implications exist, the agency must comply with Mont. Code Ann.§ 2-10-105, to 

include the preparation of a taking or damaging impact assessment. Normally, the preparation of an 

impact assessment will require consultation with agency legal staff. 

Takings Checklist for Air Quality IBR Rulemaking, MAR Notice 17-353 Page 2 
NO PUBLIC COMMENTS WERE RECEIVED REGARDING THE 

PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE RULES. 
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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 

5 In the matter of the 

6 amendment of ARM 17.8.102 

7 pertaining to incorporation 

8 by reference - publication dates 

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TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS 

Heard at Room 40 of the Metcalf Building 

1520 East Sixth Avenue 

Helena, Montana 

March 20, 2014 

1:30 p.m. 

BEFORE HEARING OFFICER KATHERINE ORR 

PREPARED BY: LAURIE CRUTCHER, RPR 

COURT REPORTER, NOTARY PUBLIC 
1 

2 

WHEREUPON, the following proceedings were 

2 had: 

3 * * * * * 

4 HEARING OFFICER ORR: We'll go on the 

5 record. This hearing is called to order. My name 

6 is Katherine Orr. I'm an attorney with the 

7 Attorney General's Office, and also an attorney 

8 appointed by the Board of Environmental Review. 

9 Let the record show it's 1:30 p.m. on March 20th, 

10 2014. This hearing is taking place in Room 40 of 

11 the Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth Avenue in 

12 Helena. 

13 This is the time and place set for 

14 rulemaking hearing in the matter of the amendment 

15 of ARM 17.8.102 pertaining to incorporation by 

16 reference to adopt current editions of Federal and 

17 State statutes, regulations, and rules that are 

18 incorporated by reference. 

19 Montana Code Annotated Section 

20 2-4-302(7) requires me to read the Notice of 

21 Function of the Administrative Rule Review 

22 Committee. The following is a list of legislative 

23 committees and State of Montana departments over 

24 which the committees have oversight. 

25 The Board of Environmental Review is 
3 

1 administratively attached to the Department of 

2 Environmental Quality, and is therefore under the 

3 oversight of the Environmental Quality Council. 

4 The Board of Environmental Review is not 

5 specifically referenced in this notice, but as I 

6 said, the Board is attached to the Department of 

7 Environmental Quality. 

8 The statement is as follows: Notice of 

9 Function of Administrative Rule Review Committee, 

10 Interim Committees, and the Environmental Quality 

11 Council. Administrative rule review is a function 

12 of Interim Committees and the Environmental 

13 Quality Council (EQC) . These Interim Committees 

14 and the EQC have administrative rule review, 

15 program evaluation, and monitoring functions for 

16 the following executive branch agencies and the 

17 entities attached to agencies for administrative 

18 purposes. 

19 The Economic Affairs Interim Committee: 

20 The Department of Agriculture, Commerce, Labor and 

21 Industry, Livestock, Office of the State Auditor 

22 and Insurance Commissioner, and Office of Economic 

23 Development. Education and Local Government 

24 Interim Committees over the State Board of 

25 Education, the Board of Public Education, the 
4 

1 Board of Regents of Higher Education, and the 

2 Office of Public Instruction. 

3 Children, Families, Health and Human 

4 Services Interim Committee: Department of Public 

5 Health and Human Services. Law and Justice 

6 Interim Committee: Department of Corrections, 

7 Department of Justice. Energy and 

8 Telecommunications Interim Committees: The 

9 Department of Public Service Regulation. Revenue 

10 and Transportation Interim Committee: Department 

11 of Revenue and Department of Transportation. 

12 State Administration and Veterans Affairs Interim 

13 Committee: Department of Administration, Military 

14 Affairs, and the Office of the Secretary of State. 

15 Environmental Quality Council: 

16 Department of Environmental Quality, Department of 

17 Fish, Wildlife and Parks, and Department of 

18 Natural Resources and Conservation. 

19 These Interim Committees and the EQC 

20 have the authority to make recommendations to an 

21 agency regarding the adoption, amendment, or 

22 repeal of a rule, or to request that the agency 

23 prepare a statement of the estimated economic 

24 impact of a proposal. They may also poll the 

25 members of the Legislature to determine if a 
5 

1 proposed rule is consistent with the intent of the 

2 Legislature, or during a legislative session, 

3 introduce a bill repealing a rule, or directing an 

4 agency to adopt or amend a rule, or a joint 

5 resolution recommending that an agency adopt, 

6 amend, or repeal a rule. 

7 The Interim Committees and the EQC 

8 welcome comments, and invite members of the public 

9 to appear before them or to send written 

10 statements in order to bring to their attention 

11 any difficulties with existing or proposed rules. 

12 The mailing address is P.O. Box 201706, Helena, 

13 Montana, 59620-1706. 

14 It is a requirement in Montana law that 

15 the agencies of State Government create and 

16 maintain a list of persons who are interested in 

17 that agency's rulemaking proceedings. An agency's 

18 interested persons list must indicate the subject 

19 or subjects in which each person on the list is 

20 interested. Persons whose names are on the list 

21 will receive notice by mail of all agency 

22 rulemaking notices in the subjects indicated. 

23 Anyone here today who would like to have his or 

24 her name placed on the Department or Board's 

25 interested persons list may do so by contacting me 
6 

1 at the conclusion of today's hearing. 

2 Today we have a list of the designation 

3 of rulemaking interest areas that describe the 

4 Board's and the Department's rulemaking authority 

5 according to various bureaus within the 

6 Department. Anyone may use that document to 

7 indicate which areas of rulemaking interest you 

8 are interested in, so that the Department can 

9 notify you of future rulemaking hearings in that 

10 area. 

11 Notice of this hearing was published in 

12 the Montana Administrative Register under MAR 

13 Notice 17-353 on February 27th, 2014. I am 

14 required to summarize the major provisions of the 

15 rule notice, and they are basically as stated 

16 before, that the rules involve an incorporation by 

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reference with publication dates of those 

incorporations by reference. This is an update of 

the most recent editions to the Code of Federal 

Regulations. 

Paragraph 4 of the hearing notice 

indicates that interested persons may submit their 

data, views, or arguments either orally or in 

writing at this hearing. The notice also 

indicates that individuals may submit written 
7 

1 data, views, or arguments to the Board no later 

2 than 5:00p.m. on March 27th, 2014. Anyone 

3 interested in doing this can contact me after this 

4 hearing. Written data, views, or argume~ts may on 

5 or prior to this deadline be submitted to Elois 

6 Johnson, Paralegal, Department of Environmental 

7 Quality, 1520 East Sixth Avenue, P.O. Box 200901. 

8 The order of presentation of testimony 

9 today will be that the Department representative 

10 will provide a presentation regarding the proposed 

11 amendments, and then we'll hear from proponents, 

12 opponents, or anyone else who wishes to speak. So 

13 let's start with the Department representative. 

14 MS. HARBAGE: Good afternoon. For the 

15 record, my name is Rebecca Harbage, and I'm here 

16· to represent the Montana Department of 

17 Environmental Quality regarding action on the 

18 proposed incorporation by reference rulemaking. 

19 As the State was delegated authority for 

20 the administration of various Federal air quality 

21 programs, Montana maintains primacy in part by 

22 adopting and implementing the most current Federal 

23 and State regulatory provisions. The Department 

24 is supporting the Board's proposal to amend 

25 Administrative Rules of Montana ARM 17.8.102. 
1 

8 

The Board is proposing to incorporate 

2 Federal regulations as they existed on July 1st, 

3 2013, Federal statutes as they existed on December 

4 31st, 2013, and Montana rules in effect as of June 

5 30th, 2013. Currently the existing rule adopts 

6 the July 1st, 2010 edition of the Code of Federal 

7 Regulations, the 2006 edition of the US Code as 

8 supplemented in 2010, and the Administrative Rules 

9 of Montana in effect on December 31st, 2010. 

10 Incorporation of more recent editions would 

11 incorporate any revision to those authorities 

12 since the Board last incorporated them by 

13 reference on December 12th, 2012. 

14 The Department conducted an extensive 

15 analysis of the substantive revisions to Federal 

16 regulations that have occurred since that time, 

17 and that will be incorporated into the rule. The 

18 summary of this analysis is attached to my written 

19 testimony to be submitted for the record. 

20 Through adoption and incorporation by 

21 reference of the more recent editions of Federal 

22 regulations, which include revisions to New Source 

23 Performance Standards, and national emissions 

24 standards for hazardous air pollutants, the Board 

25 maintains the integrity of the Air Quality Program 
9 

1 in Montana. This action will ensure that 

2 Montana's air quality rules are at least as 

3 stringent as Federal air quality regulations, 

4 maintain Federal delegation of Montana's air 

5 quality program, and ensure the timely 

6 implementation of emissions standards that have 

7 been developed on the Federal level according to 

8 the program of emission control. 

9 The Department has completed a 

10 stringency and takings analysis in accordance with 

11 Section 75-2-111 and 207, and 210-101 through 105, 

12 Montana Code Annotated. These documents are 

13 attached to my written testimony, and are being 

14 submitted for the record. 

15 The Department has also determined that 

16 the transfer of administrative authority from the 

17 Environmental Protection Agency to the State of 

18 Montana through incorporation of the above 

19 referenced regulations will not significantly and 

20 directly impact small businesses. 

21 The Department supports the Board's 

22 adoption of the amendment as proposed in the 

23 Montana Administrative Register Notice published 

24 February 27th, 2014, with one nonsubstantive 

25 change. In preparing the amendment for the Board, 
10 

1 the Department proposed that the Board add 

2 Subsections (3) and (4) to ARM 17.8.102. Those 

3 subsections would state where the public may find 

4 and review materials incorporated by reference 

5 into ARM Title 17 Chapter 8. 

6 However, Subsections (3) and (4) are 

7 unnecessary and would be redundant because each 

8 subchapter in Chapter 8 in which regulatory 

9 provisions are incorporated by reference contains 

10 a statement as to where the incorporated material 

11 may be reviewed or copied. 

12 We request that the Board not adopt 

13 

14 

redundant Subsections (3) and (4). Thank you. 

HEARING OFFICER ORR: Is there anyone 

15 else who wishes to speak today regarding these 

16 rules? 

17 (No response) 

18 HEARING OFFICER ORR: Seeing none, I'll 

19 go ahead and close this hearing. Thank you, 

20 everyone. 

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(The proceedings were concluded 

at 1:42 p.m. 

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C E R T I F I C A T E 

STATE OF MONTANA 

ss. 

4 COUNTY OF LEWIS & CLARK 

11 

5 I, LAURIE CRUTCHER, RPR, Court Reporter, 

6 Notary Public in and for the County of Lewis & 

7 Clark, State of Montana, do hereby certify: 

8 That the proceedings were taken before me at 

9 the time and place herein named; that the 

10 proceedings were reported by me in shorthand and 

11 transcribed using computer-aided transcription, 

12 and that the foregoing - 10 - pages contain a true 

13 record of the proceedings to the best of my 

14 ability. 

15 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my 

16 hand and affixed my notarial seal 

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this day of ______ , 2014. 

LAURIE CRUTCHER, RPR 

Court Reporter - Notary Public 

My commission expires 

March 12, 2016. 
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10 11:12 

105 9:11 

12 11:22 

12th 8:13 

1520 1:15, 

2:11,7:7 

17 10:5 

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2:15, 7:25, 

10:2 

1:30 1:18, 

2:9 

1:42 10:22 

1st 8:2, 8:6 

2 

2-4-302(7 

2:20 

20 1:17 

2006 8:7 

200901 7:7 

2010 8:6, 

8:8, 8:9 

2012 8:13 

2013 8:3, 

8:4, 8:5 

2014 1:17, 

2:10,6:13, 

7:2, 9:24, 

11:17 

2016 11:22 

201706 5:12 

207 9:11 

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action 7:17, 

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add 10:1 

address 5:12 

administration 

4:12,4:13, 

7:20 

administrative 

2:21' 3:9, 

3:11, 3:14, 

3:17,6:12, 

7:25, 8:8, 

9:16, 9:23 

administrative! 

3:1 

adopt 2:16, 

5:4, 5:5, 

10:12 

adopting 7:22 

adoption 

4:21' 8:20, 

9:22 

adopts 8:5 

Affairs 3:19, 

4:12, 4:14 

affixed 11 : 1 6 

afternoon 

7:14 

agencies 

3:16, 3:17, 

5:15 

agency 4:21, 

4:22, 5:4, 

5:5, 5:21' 

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agency's 

5:17, 5:17 

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3:20 

ahead 10:19 

amend 5:4, 

5:6, 7:24 

amendment 

1:6,2:14, 

4:21, 9:22, 

9:25 

amendments 

7:11 

analysis 

8:15, 8:18, 

9:10 

Annotated 

2:19, 9:12 

appear 5:9 

appointed 2:8 

areas 6:3, 

6:7 

arguments 

6:23, 7:1, 7:4 

ARM 1:6, 

2:15, 7:25, 

10:2,10:5 

attached 3:1, 

3:6, 3:17, 

8:18, 9:13 

attention 

5:10 

attorney 2:6, 

2:7, 2:7 

Auditor 3:21 

authorities 

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basically 

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14 
BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

OF THE STATE OF MONT ANA 

ln the matter of the amendment of 

ARM 17.8.102 pertaining to 

Incorporation by reference 

publication dates 

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PRESIDING OFFICER 

REPORT 

On March 20, 2014, at 1:30 p.m., the undersigned Presiding Officer presided over 

and conducted a public hearing held in Room 40 of the Metcalf Building, 1520 East Sixth 

Avenue, Helena, Montana, to take public comment on the above-captioned proposed 

amendments. The amendments update the air quality rules by adopting more recent 

versions of federal regulations, federal statutes and state rules incorporated by reference. 

1. Notice of the hearing was contained in the Montana Administrative 

Register (MAR), Notice No. 17-353, published on February 27, 2014, in Issue No.4 at 

pages 353 through 355. A copy of the notice is attached to this report. (Attachments are 

provided in the same order as they are referenced in this report.) 

2. A Court Reporter, Laurie Crutcher of Helena, Montana recorded the 

hearing. 

3. There were no members of the public at the hearing who testified at the 

hearing. The Presiding Officer identified and summarized the MAR notice and read the 

Notice of Function of Administrative Rule Review Committee as required by Mont. Code 

Ann. § 2-4-302(7)(a). 
SUMMARY OF HEARING 

4. Ms. Rebecca Harbage, of the Department of Environmental Quality, 

testified and submitted a written statement explaining the proposed rule amendment. 

(The written statement is attached.) No other person testified. 

5. A written memorandum was submitted by Department staff attorney, 

Norman J. Mullen with HB 521 and HB 311 (takings) reviews of the proposed 

amendments and a Private Property Assessment Act Checklist. (Mr. Mullen's 

memorandum is attached to this report.) 

6. None of the proposed amendments would make the state rules more 

stringent than comparable federal regulations or guidelines. No further HB 521 analysis 

is required. 

7. With respect to HB 311 (the Private Property Assessment Act, Mont. Code 

Ann. §§ 2-10-l 0 l through l 05), the State is required to assess the taking or damaging 

implications of a proposed rule or amendments affecting the use of private real property. 

This rulemaking affects the use of private real property. A Private Property Assessment 

Act Checklist was prepared, which shows that the proposed amendments do not have 

taking or damaging implications. Therefore, no further assessment is required. 

8. The period to submit comments ended at 5 p.m. on March 27,2014. 

PRESIDING OFFICER COMMENTS 

9. The Board has jurisdiction to make the proposed amendments. See Mont. 

Code Ann.§§ 75-2-111. 
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10. The conclusions in the memorandum of Mr. Mullen concerning House Bill 

521 (1995) and House Bill 311 (1995) are correct. 

11. The procedures required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act, 

including public notice, hearing, and comment, haYe been followed. 

12. The Board may adopt the proposed rule amendments, reject them, or adopt 

the rule amendments with revisions not exceeding the scope of the public notice. 

13. Under Mont. Code Ann.§ 2-4-305(7), for the rulemaking process to be 

Yalid, the Board must publish a notice of adoption within six months of the date 

the Board published the notice of proposed rulemaking in the Montana Administrative 

Register, or by August 27, 2014. 

DATEDthis )~' "" dayofApril,2014. 

KATHERINE J. ORR 

Presiding Officer 
.M"ontana 

Board of Environmental Review 

P. 0. Box 200901 • Helena, MT 59620-0901 • (406) 444-2544 • Website: www.deq.state.mt.us 

TELECONFERENCE AGENDA 

FRIDAY, MAY 30,2014 

METCALF BUILDING, ROOM 111 

1520 EAST SIXTH AVENUE, HELENA, MONTANA 

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NOTE: It is expected that most available Board members will be participating telephonically. The Board attorney 

and secretary will be present at the location stated above. Interested persons, members of the public, and the media 

are welcome to attend at the location stated above. Members of the public and press also may join Board members 

with prior arrangement. Contact information for Board members is available on the Board's Website 

(http:ilwww.deq.mt.gov/ber!index.asp) or from the Board Secretary (406-444-2544). The Board will make 

reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to participate in this meeting. Please contact the 

Board Secretary by telephone or by e-mail at Jwittenberg(mmt. gov no later than 24 hours prior to the meeting to 

advise her of the nature of the accommodation needed. 

9:00A.M. 

I. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS 

A. REVIEW AND APPROVE MINUTES 

1. The Board will vote on adopting the March 21, 2014, meeting minutes. 

II. BRIEFING ITEMS 

A. CONTESTED CASE UPDATE 

1. Enforcement cases assigned to the Hearing Examiner 

a. In the matter of violations of the Public Water Supply Laws by Trailer 

Terrace Mobile Park, LLC, Dennis Deschamps and Dennis Rasmussen at the 

Trailer Terrace, PWSID No. MT0000025, Great Falls, Cascade County, BER 

2012-11 PWS. A Fourth Order Granting Extension was issued on December 1, 

2013, giving the parties through April 1, 2014, to settle the matter or file a joint 

proposed prehearing schedule. On April 9, 2014, a telephonic conference was 

held in which the deadline to file a proposed prehearing schedule or to settle the 

case was continued until August 1, 2014. 

b. In the matter of violations of the Sanitation in Subdivisions Act and Public 

Water Supply Laws by Roger Emery at the Sunrise Motel, Sidney, Richland 

County, BER 2013-06 SUB. On March 20,2014, the hearing examiner issued the 

First Scheduling Order, setting the contested case hearing for September 10, 

2014. 

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2. Contested Cases not assigned to a Hearing Examiner 

a. In the matter of the notice of appeal and request for hearing by Western Energy 

Company (WECO) regarding its MPDES Permit No. MT0023965 issued for 

WECO's Rosebud Mine in Colstrip, BER 2012-12 WQ. On April 9, 2014, the 

hearings examiner issued an Order Granting the Joint Unopposed Motion for Partial 

Remand of Permit to Department of Environmental Quality and for Suspension of 

Proceedings. On May 14, 2014, DEQ filed a Status Report regarding the matter. A 

modified permit will be made available for public comment on or before June 9, 

2014. 

b. In the matter of the notice of appeal for hearing by Montana Environmental 

Information Center regarding DEQ's approval of coal mine permit No. 

C1993017 issued to Signal Peak Energy, LLC, for Bull Mountain Mine No. 1 in 

Roundup, MT, BER 2013-07 SM. The following documents have been filed in this 

matter since the March 21 Board meeting, and resolution of two motions is pending. 

• 3/21114- Appellant Montana Environmental Information Center's Unopposed 

Motion for Extension of Briefing Deadlines 

• 4/01114- Appellant Montana Environmental Information Center's Motion to 

Amend and Join Sierra Club as a Co-appellant and Brief in Support 

• 4110114 - Signal Peak Energy LLC's Response in Opposition to MEIC's 

Motion to Amend and Join Sierra Club as Co-appellant 

• 4111114 - Appellant Montana Environmental Information Center's Motion for 

Summary Judgment and Brief in Support 

• 4/24114 - DEQ's Unopposed Motion to Extend Briefing Schedule and 

Memorandum in Support 

• 4/25114 - Appellant Montana Environmental Information Center's Reply in 

Support of its Motion to Amend and Join Sierra Club as Co-appellant 

• 5/05114 - Order Extending Briefing Schedule 

B. OTHER BRIEFING ITEMS 

1. The department will report to the Board regarding the status of numeric nutrient 

standards. 

III.ACTION ITEMS 

A. INITIATION OF RULEMAKING 

DEQ will propose that the Board initiate rulemaking to: 

2. Amend ARM 17.8.501 Definitions and 17.8.504 Air Quality Permit Application Fees, 

to adjust air quality permit application fees to more closely reflect the cost of 

processing a permit application, clarify relevant definitions, and make other 

housekeeping amendments. 

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3. Amend ARM 17.8.818 Review of Major Stationary Sources and Major Modifications 

- Source Applicability and Exemptions and 17.8.820 Source Impact Analysis, to 

reflect changes to major New Source Review Prevention of Significant Deterioration 

of Air Quality permitting regulations, Significant Impact Levels (SILs), and 

Significant Monitoring Concentration (SMC) for PM 2.5· 

B. REPEAL, AMENDMENT, OR ADOPTION OF FINAL RULES 

1. In the matter of proposed final adoption of amended ARM 17 .8.1 02 incorporating the 

air quality rules adopted in the 2013 edition of the Code of Federal Regulations and 

current updates to state statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference in 

the rules. 

C. NEW CONTESTED CASES 

1. In the matter of the notice of appeal and request for hearing by Yellowstone Energy 

Limited Partnership (YELP) regarding issuance of MPDES Permit NO. 

MT0030180 for YELP's facility in Billings, MT, BER 2014-01 WQ. The Board 

received the appeal on April 3, 2014. The Interim Hearings Examiner issued the First 

Prehearing Order on April 10, 2012. On April 29, 2014, the attorney for YELP filed 

Unopposed Motion to Stay Proceedings, and on May 6, 2014, the Interim Hearings 

Examiner issued Order Granting Motion to Stay Proceedings, requiring a status report no 

later than August 1, 2014. The Board may assign a permanent hearings examiner or 

decide to hear the matter. 

2. In the matter of appeal and request for bearing by Missoula County regarding 

DEQ's issuance of MPDES Permit No. MT0000035 issued to M2Green 

Redevelopment's site in Frenchtown, MT, BER 2014-02 WQ. The Board received the 

appeal on April 14, 2014. On April 17, the Interim Hearings Examiner issued the First 

Prehearing Order. A Stipulated Scheduling Order was submitted by the parties on May 

7, 2014. The Board may assign a permanent hearings examiner or decide to hear the 

matter. 

3. In the matter of the notice of appeal and request for bearing by the Clark Fork 

Coalition regarding DEQ's issuance of MPDES Permit NO. MT0000035 issued to 

M2Green Redevelopment's site in Frenchtown, MT, BER 2014-03 WQ. The Board 

received the appeal on April 14, 2014. On April 17, the interim hearings examiner issued 

the First Prehearing Order. The Board may assign a permanent hearings examiner or 

decide to hear the matter. 

IV. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT 

Under this item, members of the public may comment on any public matter within the 

jurisdiction of the Board that is not otherwise on the agenda of the meeting. Individual 

contested case proceedings are not public matters on which the public may comment. 

V. ADJOURNMENT 

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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 

BOARD MEETING 

MAY 30, 2014 

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS 

Heard at Room 111 of the Metcalf Building 

1520 East Sixth Avenue 

Helena, Montana 

May 30th, 2014 

9:00 a.m. 

BEFORE CHAIRMAN ROBIN SHROPSHIRE, 

BOARD MEMBERS MARIETTA CANTY, JOAN MILES; 

LARRY MIRES; and JOSEPH RUSSELL, 

CHRIS TWEETEN; and HEIDI KAISER (by telephone) 

PREPARED BY: LAURIE CRUTCHER, RPR 

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CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: Opposed. 

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CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: The motion carries 

unanimously. 

The next item on the agenda is the 

repeal, amendment, or adoption of final rules, and 

I think Eric is up again to discuss this. 

MR. MERCHANT: Thank you, Madam Chair, 

members of the Board. Again, for the record, my 

name is Eric Merchant, and I'm with the Department 

Air Resources Management Bureau. 

So with this action, the Department 

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Federal Regulations, the 2012 edition of the 

United States Code, and the Administrative Rules 

of Montana as they existed on June 30 of 2013. 

This rulemaking was initiated before 

this Board on January 21 of 2014. A public 

hearing was conducted on March 20, 2014, at which 

the Department commented on the proposed rule to 

remove redundant language related to the 

availability of materials incorporated by 

reference. 

So aga1n, similar to the last 

discussion, the purpose of this rulemaking 1s to 

ensure that Montana's air quality rules are at 

least as stringent as Federal air quality rules 1n 

order to maintain program primacy, and this 

adoption by the Board would enable the State of 

Montana to gain administrative authority to 

implement these federal standards. 

Thank you. With that, we would request 

the Board adopt this incorporation by reference 

rulemaking. 

CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: Any questions? 

(No response) 

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CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: I would entertain 

a motion to adopt the Presiding Officer report, 

the attached House Bill 311 and 521 analyses, the 

Department's proposed responses to comments, and 

amend 17.8.102 as provided in the notice of 

amendment that is attached to this item. 

MR. MIRES: So moved. 

CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: It's been moved by j 

Larry. Do I have a second? I 

MS. MILES: Second. 

CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: Seconded by Joan. 

Any further discussion? 

(No response) 

CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: No one wants to 

correct my motion? All those in favor, signify by 

say1ng aye. 

(Response) 

CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: Opposed. 

(No response) 

CHAIRMAN SHROPSHIRE: Motion carries 

unanimously. Thanks, Eric. 

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C E R T I F I C A T E 

STATE OF MONTANA 

ss. 

COUNTY OF LEWIS & CLARK 

Page 56 

I, LAURIE CRUTCHER, RPR, Court Reporter, 

Notary Public in and for the County of Lewis & 

Clark, State of Montana, do hereby certify: 

That the proceedings were taken before me at 

the time and place herein named; that the 

proceedings were reported by me in shorthand and 

transcribed using computer-aided transcription, 

and that the foregoing - 55 - pages contain a true 

record of the proceedings to the best of my 

ability. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my 

hand and affixed my notarial seal 

this day of 1 2014. 

LAURIE CRUTCHER, RPR 

Court Reporter - Notary Public 

My commission expires 

March 12, 2016. 

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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 

In the matter of the amendment of ARM ) 

17.8.102 pertaining to incorporation by ) 

reference--publication dates ) 

NOTICE OF AMENDMENT 

(AIR QUALITY) 

TO: All Concerned Persons 

1. On February 27, 2014, the Board of Environmental Review published MAR 

Notice No. 17-353 regarding a notice of public hearing on the proposed amendment 

of the above-stated rule at page 353, 2014 Montana Administrative Register, Issue 

Number4. 

2. The board has amended the rule as proposed, but with the following 

changes, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined: 

17.8.102 INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE--PUBLICATION DATES 

(1) through (2)(b) remain as proposed. 

(3) A copy of materials incorporated by reference in this chapter is available 

for public inspection and copying at the Department of Environmental Quality, 1520 

E. 6th Avenue, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, MT 59620 0901. 

(4) Copies of federal materials also may be obtained from: 

(a) National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5285 Port Royal Road, 

Springfield, \/A 22161; phone: (800) 553 5847 or (703) 504 5000; fax: (703) 504 

5900· , . email· orders@ntis . go"· v , "vw 1eb· • http·llun•nu .11 • rv • vw . . ntis go'!· 1W , 

(b) National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP), P.O. 

Box 42419, Cincinnati, OH 45242 0419; phone: (800) 490 9198 or (513) 489 8190; 

fax: (513) 489 8595; email: ncepimal@one.net; ·.veb: 

http://'A'\\'W.epa.gov/ncepihom; 

(c) U.S. Government Printing Office, Information Dissemination 

(Superintendent of Documents), P.O. Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250 7954; 

phone: (866) 512 1800 or (202) 512 2104; email: orders@gpo.gov; web: 

http://wwN.gpoaccess.gov; and 

(d) the EPA regional office libraries listed at 

http://wv.w.epa.gov/natlibra/libraries.htm. 

3. The following comment was received and appears with the board's 

response: 

COMMENT NO. 1: The department commented that proposed (3) and (4), 

which would state where the public may find and review materials incorporated by 

reference in ARM Title 17, chapter 8, is redundant. Each subchapter in chapter 8 in 

which regulatory provisions are incorporated by reference already contains a 

statement as to where the incorporated materials may be reviewed and copied or 

obtained. 

RESPONSE: ARM 17.8.102 has been amended as shown above in 

Montana Administrative Register 11-6/12/14 
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response to the comment. 

4. No other comments or testimony were received. 

Reviewed by: 

Is/ John F. North 

JOHN F. NORTH 

Rule Reviewer 

BOARD OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 

By: Is/ Robin Shropshire 

ROBIN SHROPSHIRE 

Chairman 

Certified to the Secretary of State, June 2, 2014. 

11-6/12/14 Montana Administrative Register 
Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)- Final Notice Page 1 of3 

MONTANA.GOV 

OFFICIAL STATE WEBSITE 

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

Home » Director's Office » Legal Unit » Final Notice 

Administrative Rules of Montana 

Final Notice of Rulemaking 

Effective Purpose 

July 11, 2014 Notice of Decision on Proposed Amendment (SubdivisionsLOn-Site Subsurface Wastewater Treatment - Sewage Systems: Ooeration and Maintenance, OwnershiQ, Easements, and Agreements; and Sewage 

systems: Existing Systems- MAR Notice No. 17 363j 

June 13, 2014 Notice of Amendment (Air Quality - Incor(;loration by Reference--Publication Dates - MAR Notice No. 17-

:illl 

April 11, 2014 Notice of Adoption (Water Quality - Tem(;lorary Water Quality Standards - MAR Notice No. 17-352) 

April 11, 2014 Notice of Adoption (Reclamation - Administrative Reguirements for Limited 0Qencut O(;lerations - MAR 

Notice No. 17-351) 

April 11, 2014 Notice of Amendment (Reclamation- Rules Not AQQiicable to In Situ Coal 0Qerations- MAR Notice No. 17-

}2ill 

November 15, 2013 Notice of Amendment LWater Quality, Subdivisions/On-Site Subsurface Wastewater Treatment Public 

Water and Sewaoe Svstem Re uirements - De artment Circular DE -4 - MAR Notice No. 17-343 

October 18, 2013 Notice of Amendment (Subdivisions- Fee Schedules and Changes in Subdivision- MAR Notice No. 17-349) 

October 18, 2013 Notice of Amendment (Underoround Storaoe Tanks - Performance StandArds for New UST Systems and 

Uooradino of Existino UST Svstems- MAR Notice No. 17-348 

October 18, 2013 Notice of Adoption (Infectious Waste Management- Infectious Waste- MAR Notice No. 17-347) 

August 8, 2013 Notice of Amendment (Solid Waste - State Solid Waste Management and Resource Recovery Plan - M8R 

Notice No. 17-345) 

June 7, 2013 Notice of Amendment (Hazardous Waste - Incor(;loration by Reference- MAR Notice No. 17-346) 

April 26, 2013 Notice of Amendment (Alternative Energy Revolving Loan Program - Definitions, Eligible Projects, Eligible 

AQQiicants, AQQiication Procedure, AQQiication Evaluation Procedure, Environmental Review and ComQiiance 

with AQQiicable State Law, AQQiications and Results Public, Loan Terms and Conditions, and ReQorts and 

Accounting - MAR Notice No. 17-344) 

April 12, 2013 Notice of Amendment and Adoption (Water~- Concentrated Animal Feedino Operations General 

Permits Additional Conditions Applicable to S ic Cate ories of MPDES Permits Modification or Revocation and Reissuance of Permits, Minor i ication o Permits and A OQtion of New Rule I Pertaining 

to Technical Standards for Concentrated Animal Feeding OQeration - MAR Notice No. 17-342) 

February 15, 2013 Notice of Amendment and Adoption (Water Quality - Fees and Significant Deficiency - MAR Notice No. 17-

}1Ql 

December 21, 2012 Notice of Adoption (Water Quality - Nutrient Trading - MAR Notice No. 17-339) 

December 21, 2012 Notice of Amendment and Repeal (Water Quality - Montana Pollutant Discharge Elimination System 

Permits, Permit Exclusions, AQQiication Reguirements, and Incor(;lorations by Reference - MAR Notice No. 

17-338) 

December 21, 2012 Notice of Amendmd1

nt lAir Oualitv- Incorooration bv Reference of Current Federal Reoulations and Other 

Materials into Air ualitY Rues- MAR Notice No. 17-337 

October 12, 2012 Notice of Amendment (Water Quality, SubdivisionsLOn-Site Subsurface Wastewater Treatment, Public 

Water and Sewage System Reguirements, Solid Waste Management Definitions, Exclusions from Permit 

Requirements Subdivisions Wastewater Treatment Systems Plans for Public Water Suo ply or Wastewater 

System, Fees, 0Qeration an Maintenance Reguirements for Land AQQO ication or IncorQoration of SeQtage, 

Grease TraQ Wastes, and IncorQoration by Reference- MAR Notice No. 17-336) 

October 12, 2012 Notice of Amendment and Repeal !Reclamation Water Oualitv. Subdivisions CEC~nd Storaoe 

Tanks -Deoartment Circular DE0-7 Definitions Incor orations bY Reference C-3 tion 

Standards General Treatment Standar s General Prohibitions Water-Use Classifi n an Descriotions 

for Ponds and Reservoirs Constructed for the DisQosal of Coal Bed Methane Water an G-1 Classification 

Standards MAR Notice No. 17-335) 

October 12, 2012 Notice of Amendment (Air Quality - Definitions and Review of Major Stationary Sources and Major 

http://www.deq.mt.gov/dir/legal/adoption.mcpx 7114/2014 
Harbage, Rebecca 

From: 

Sent: 

To: 

Cc: 

Subject: 

Attachments: 

Hi Carl, 

Harbage, Rebecca 

Wednesday, July 23, 2014 2:22 PM 

'Daly.Carl@epa.gov' 

Klemp, Dave; Merchant, Eric; Morales, Monica; Clark, Adam 

Montana CO Maintenance Plan Supplemental Information & NSPS/NESHAP Delegation 

Notice 

GFBiii_Su pp T echlnfo_FN L.pdf; IBR_DelegationNotice_FN L.pdf 

This email contains two submittals from Montana DEQ. 

The first is a package containing supplemental technical information for our 2011 CO 2nd Term Limited Maintenance Plan 

SIP submittals for the Billings and Great Falls maintenance areas (AirTrax ID 65 and 66). 

The second is a notification, in accordance with your 2/27/2014 letter regarding automatic delegation of Section 111 

requirements, that Montana has incorporated by reference current (July 1, 2013) NSPS and NESHAPs into the 

Administrative Rules of Montana unchanged. 

At this time, we do not intend to send hard copies of the submittals unless such is requested. We worked closely with your 

Planning Unit staff on both submittals and greatly appreciate their attention to these items (thank you!). Please let me 

know if you have any questions or need further clarification. 

Take care, 

Rebecca 

Rebecca Harbage 

Air Quality Planner 

Air Resources Management Bureau 

Montana Department of Environmental Quality 

(406) 444-1472 

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"1-feafth:J environment, heafth:J (Jeopfe" 

Montana Department of 

JENVJI[RONMENTAIL Qu AUTY Steve Bullock, Governor 

Tracy Stone-Manning, Director 

P. 0. Box 200901 • Helena, MT 59620-0901 • (406) 444-2544 • Website: www.deq.mt.gov 

July 23, 2014 

Carl Daly, Director 

Air Program 

USEPA, Region VIII (8P-AR) 

1595 Wynkoop Street 

Denver, Colorado 80202-1129 

RE: Notification of State Incorporation by Reference of CAA §§ 111 and 112 Provisions for Automatic 

Delegation 

Dear Mr. Daly: 

Sections 111 (c) and 1120) of the Clean Air Act (CAA), along with a delegated Part 70 or Title V Operating 

Permit Program, authorizes states to receive automatic delegation for the implementation of§§ 111, 

Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources, also known as NSPS, and 112 National Emission 

Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants, or NESHAPs, if the federal standards are incorporated by reference, 

unchanged, into state rules. The State of Montana received delegation of their Part 70 Title V Operating 

Permit Program on June 13, 2000 ( 65FR37049) thereby providing Montana with such a mechanism to receive 

automatic delegation to implement the NSPS and NESHAPs. In accordance with§§ 111(c) and 1120), CAA, 

this letter serves as formal notification that the state of Montana has completed an annual effort to 

incorporate the most recent versions of the NSPS and NESHAPs into the Administrative Rules of Montana 

(ARM). 

The state of Montana revised ARM 17.8.102 to adopt by reference current versions of the subject federal 

regulations. Specifically, the revision incorporated the July 1, 2013, edition of the Code of Federal Regulations 

(CFR), verbatim. The Montana Board of Environmental Review adopted the changes on May 30, 2014, 

following a public hearing and comment period. They were published as final and effective rules by the 

Montana Secretary of State on June 12,2014. An official, signed copy of the Notice of Public Hearing, 

indicating the changes made to the rule, is included with this letter. Also attached is the official Notice of 

Amendment, which indicates the effective date for the amended rule in the lower right-hand corner. 

If you have any questions regarding this action, please contact M. Eric Merchant, the Montana Department of 

Environment Quality's Air Quality Policy and Planning Supervisor, by telephone at (406) 444-1457 or by 

emailat~e~~~~~~~ 

En c. 

cc: M. Eric Merchant, Supervisor, Air Quality Policy and Planning, Montana DEQ 

Enforcement Division • Permitting & Compliance Division • P~anning, Prevention & Assistance Division • Remediation Division 
MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

1) The Department of Environmental Quality is inviting public comment on the 

submission of administrative rules into the Montana State Implementation Plan 

(SIP). 

2) The Department proposes submitting the Administrative Rules of Montana 

(ARM) 17.8.102, Incorporation by Reference (IBR), to adopt current editions of 

federal statutes and regulations and state administrative rules. The Board of 

Environmental Review amended this rule on May 30, 2014. 

The incorporation by reference rulemaking affects several subchapters of the 

ARM that are already approved in Montana's SIP. The amended ARM 17.8.102 

affects the following incorporations by reference contained in the SIP: 

• ARM 17 .8.1 03 incorporation of 40 CFR Parts 50, 51, and 53; 

• ARM 17.8.302 incorporation of 40 CFR 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.767 incorporation of 40 CFR Parts 51 and 75; 

• ARM 17.8.802 incorporation of 40 C FR Parts 51 and 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.902 incorporation of 40 CFR 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.1002 incorporation of40 CFR 81.327; 

• ARM 17.8.1102 incorporation of 40 CFR 81.327; and 

• ARM 17.8.1402 incorporation of 40 CFR Part 93 Subpart B. 

3) The Department will be accepting public comment regarding the proposal to 

submit ARM 17.8.102 (as revised on 5/30/2014) into the SIP. 

4) Any person may request public hearing on this matter. If the Department 

receives a request for public hearing, a public hearing on this matter will be 

scheduled and the time for that hearing will be announced. Additionally, another 

30 day time period for submitting comment will begin. 

5) Interested persons may view the rules on the Department's website at: 

http://deg.mt.gov/pubcom.mcpx or may call the Department at 444-1472 to have 

copies made available for their inspection. 

6) The State of Montana makes reasonable accommodations for any known 

disability that may interfere with a person's ability to participate in state 

government proceedings. Persons requiring accommodation need to contact Lisa 

Peterson concerning the nature of the accommodation. Please contact Lisa at 

P .0. Box 200901, Helena, Montana 59620-0901; phone 406-444-2929; fax 406-

444-1499; or emaillpeterson@mt.gov. 

7) Interested parties may submit their comments concerning the proposal 

described above in writing to the Department by 
• addressing them to Rebecca Harbage; 

• faxing them to 406-444-1499; or 

• sending them via email addressed to rharbage@mt.gov. 

To be guaranteed consideration, written comments must be postmarked on or 

before 5 p.m. Friday, August 15, 2014. 
Harbage, Rebecca 

From: 

Sent: 

To: 

Subject: 

DATE: July 16, 2014 

Oline Barta <obarta@mt.gov> 

Wednesday, July 16, 2014 11:22 AM 

Harbage, Rebecca 

MT -DEQ Request for Public Comment 

TO: Air Quality Interested Parties 

FROM: MT-DEQ Air Resources Management Bureau 

RE: Request for public comment on State Implementation Plan {SIP) submittal of amended Administrative 

Rules of Montana {ARM) 17.8.102 

This is a notice and request for public comment on the submittal of amended Administrative Rules of Montana {ARM) 

17.8.102 to the Environmental Protection Agency for inclusion in the Montana SIP. The Board of Environmental Review 

amended the subject rule on May 30, 2014. 

Interested parties may view the notice and additional information at the Department's website 

[http:/ /deq.mt.gov/pubcom.mcpx] or may call the Department at 406-444-1472 to have copies made available for their 

inspection 

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robert 

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eddy 

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Anderson 

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bonita 

Jim Young 

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Henry Banuelos Sr 

Bruce Johnson 

Blaise Leblanc 

Krista Evans 

Theresa Blazicevich 

bev Gormley 

Becky Lukaesko 

Beth Norberg 

Bob Vantuyl 

Brad Korpi - Koch Ag. 

Brad Rogers 

brandy orsburn 

Bret Gallo 

Brian McHugh 

Brianna Randall 

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Brittanys07@yahoo.com 

Brittermvm@hotmail.com 

brogers@newfield.com 

Bruce.Krepley@naes.com 

bschmidt@co.missoula.mt.us 

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Mailing July 16, 2014 

Brinda Ramanathan 

Brittany stein brook 

Britney Moen 

Brad Rogers 

Bruce Krepley 

Ben Schmidt 

bschmidt@energycorporationofamerica.co Brian Schmidt 

bsoamj@3rivers.net Mary Jane McGarity 

BSquires@nicnd.com 

Bstevenson@rosipower.com 

btreis@co.cascade.mt.us 

bulldog.aw47@gmail.com 

burns.betsy@epa.gov 

bvaughn@montana.com 

c2 nites2000@ya hoo.com 

calvin.e.kidney@wellsfargo.com 

cartoonsmart@mac.com 

cash1230@esaphaseone.com 

cathyl@bkbh.com 

Cathyweeden@gmail.com 

cbengtson@belgradeschools.com 

cboe@mt.gov 

cclawson@yahoo.com 

cefarms@tetonwireless.net 

cflanders@nobleenergyinc.com 

chalbert@landauinc.com 

chenine.wozniak@ch2m.com 

chomer@ mt.gov 

chowchowizclee@hotmail.com 

Christensonkara@gmail.com 

chuck@ nete ntrust. com 

chuckp@cskt.org 

cindy_buschman@mccormick.com 

cindymed@hotmail.com 

clark.sny@riverstonehealth.org 

claseur@ pia insjustice .org 

clcolclasure@hollandhart.com 

cmhd@midrivers.com 

cmrcd@midrivers.com 

c n uno@ b i IIi ngscl in ic. o rg 

coate.carson@epa.gov 

coolnickjr@hotmail.com 

corey_meier@blm.gov 

Corie.downey@gmail.com 

coupscounter@ya hoo.com 

courtney. taylor@ aecom .com 

cpowell@ltenv.com 

Bruce Squires 

Bruce Stevenson YELP 

Bruce Treis 

Alfred Whiite 

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Barbara Vaughn 

Kermit Snow 

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Buddy Rogers 

John Meyers 

Cathy Laughner 

Catherine Weeden 

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cheryl 

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Catherine Flanders 

Chip Halbert 

Chenine Wozniak 

Charles Homer 

Chelsea Lee 

Kara HEITKE 

chuck 

Chuck Page 

Cindy Buschman 

Cindy 

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Monty L. Sealey 

Crystal Nuno 

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randy Iahey 

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ctaft@co.bighorn.mt.us 

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dallasmt@msn.com 

dan.corti@mso.umt.edu 

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Mailing July 16, 2014 

Julia Crane 

Corrine Rose 

Chris Saeger 

Craig Taft 

Senator Keane 

Jeff Hanson 

Dan Corti 

Danielle Trimarco 

Danny Hawbaker 

Darrell Soyars 

dave burnett 

Dave Enos- Teck America Inc. 

David LoBach 

David Blankenship 

dave 

Dave 

David Long 

Danielle Blank 

Dexter Busby 

Devin Cowan 

Collette Box 

Debra Vetter 

Deborah Perry 

Derek Nelson 

Nancy Adkins 

Mike 

Dean Hart 

David Hrubes 

Dia Johnson 

Dianna Lintner 

Deborah Johnson-Horne 

David Lambrecht 

Diane Lorenzen 

Darren Munson 

Diane Myers 

David Nunn 

Jaslyn Dobrahner 

Don May 

D. Pavuk 

David Shonerd 

Dave Simonson 

Debbie Skibicki 

Doug Soehren 

Dillon Tabish 

Dee 

Jeff 

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ehbd1939@yahoo.com 

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eleigh@libby.org 

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eric.detmer@cldpk.com 

eric.farstad@redhorsecorp.com 

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Dustin Northen 

Dyrck Van Hyning 

Dana Vizzolini 

Dan Walsh 

Ed Santos 

Edward Madler- APCAC 

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Dave Wang 

Marcia Malchuski 

Adam Eisele 

Erica Brunner 

Erik Leigh 

Edward McRae 

Eric Merchant 

emilie boyles 

Eric Detmer 

Eric Farstad 

Eric Waeckerlin 

Eric Bornhorst 

Esa 

Liz Ulrich 

Robin Maynard 

Joyan 

Frank Crowley 

lucyle 

fisher 

Friedheim Otto 

Frank Preskar 

frank 

Gail Abercrombie 

Gabe McAuliffe 

Gerald Schlosser 

Gary Fox 

Grant Kubesh 

Lee 

Greg Brown 

greg 

greg hildebrand 

Grant Rodway 

guy hanson 

Hadley Bedbury 

Heidy Bruner 

Hector Ybanez 

HEIDI TANG 

Martin Hestmark 

HHS Green Group 

Heidi Kaiser 

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hpeterson@mtech.edu 

hrash@mt.gov 

hrobbins@bison-eng.com 

hthigpen@mt.gov 

info@kakuk.com 

info@lion.com 

info@northernplains.org 

Jackie.Fiikkema@Kniferiver.com 

jackross@nemontel.net 

Jagadeesan.Sethuraman@whiting.com 

jakenny@mt.gov 

jamiew@slservices.net 

jason.boeckel@northwestern.com 

jason.lyons@oneok.com 

javid@mod2.com 

jcarlin@mt.gov 

jcarlson@co.missoula.mt.us 

jca rison @glacie rba ncorp.co m 

jchaffee@bison-eng.com 

jchristopher@slrconsulting.com 

jda uner@com pliance-partners.com 

jdavis59859@yahoo.com 

jdawson@swca.com 

jdunbar60@gmail.com 

jean.semborski@conocophillips.com 

jeannehallesy@yahoo.com 

jeff.briggs@ashgrove.com 

jeff@ajaxcomputernetworking.com 

Jenna_k_02@hotmail.com 

jennifer.cinq-mars@ang.af.mil 

jennifergoldman@ogap.org 

JeremyFiesch@yahoo.com 

jerry.dismukes@whiting.com 

jespv1@gmail.com 

jfd owns@ ba bcock.com 

jfirehammer@mrss.com 

jford2@mt.gov 

Jiakun.Zhang@stjude.org 

jilesejibril@yahoo.com 

jill.linn@wbip.com 

jjahnke@co.missoula.mt.us 

jmalone@aquionix.com 

JMBianco@marathonpetroleum.com 

jmerkel@mt.gov 

jmherbenson@msn.com 

jmparker@pplweb.com 

joanna_547@hotmail.com 

Air Quality Interested Parties 

Mailing July 16, 2014 

Holly Peterson 

Hoby Rash 

Hal Robbins 

Helen Thigpen 

Michael Kakuk 

Lion Technologies 

Northern Plains Resource Council 

Jackie Flikkema 

Jack Ross 

Jagadeesan Sethuraman 

Jake Kenny 

Jamie Whiteman 

Jason Boeckel 

Jason Lyons 

Javid Nia 

Jim Carlin 

Jim Carlson 

Jen Carlson 

Jeff Chaffee 

Jamie Christopher 

Joe Dauner 

Joe 

Jim Dawson 

jean dunbar 

Jean Semborski 

Jeanne 

Jeff Briggs 

Jeff 

Jenna Loring 

Jen 

Jennifer Goldman 

Jeremy Flesch 

Jerry Dismukes 

Jes 

John Downs 

John 

McCloud (Joe) Ford 

Jiakun Zhang 

Jilese 

Jill Linn 

Josy Jahnke 

Jacki Malone 

Julius Blanco 

Julie Merkel 

Jerry Herbenson 

Jim Parker 

joanna 

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jodyf@a naconda headstart.o rg 

Joe@shumaker.psemail.com 

John@SenatorJohn.net 

john_lei@ibew.org 

john_mcmichael@xtoenergy.com 

jon.madison@mdu.com 

jon nysa nty@gm a il.com 

joseph.w.lierow@exxonmobil.com 

jose phfdepaz@ya hoo.com 

joshua.jua@riverstonehealth.org 

jplant@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

j po doli nsky@ mt.gov 

jpowell@step2compliance.com 

jrc@flatheadmemo.com 

jrossow@bepc.com 

jrussell@flathead.mt.gov 

jschmid@imt.net 

jscott@cherrycreekradio.com 

jskoog@rmsmanagement.com 

jugorowski@mt.gov 

juliusyu86@gmail.com 

jwa Ish @wayzpa rtne rs.com 

Kalle.Kuether@mdu.com 

Kat@brfcf.org 

kathysmit@live.com 

kaylamariegrimes@hotmail.com 

Kchase@bresnan.net 

kd7zlu@gmail.com 

kdavid @flathead. mt.gov 

keertiman.5820.sarangi@gmail.com 

kenre@comcast.net 

khooper@libby.org 

Air Quality Interested Parties 

Mailing July 16, 2014 

Jody 

Joe Aline 

John Brueggman 

John Lei - APCAC 

John McMichael 

Jon madison 

Jonny Santy 

Joe Lierow 

Joseph F. de Paz 

Joshua 

Jay Plant 

John Podolinsky 

Jill Powell 

James Conner 

Josh Rossow 

Joe Russell 

Jim Schmid 

Jay Scott 

Jay Skoog 

Joe Ugorowski 

John Walsh 

Kalle Kuether 

Kat Quinn 

Kathy Smit 

Kayla Grimes 

K.Chase 

John 

Kelly David 

keertiman sarangi 

Kenneth Reeves 

Kathy Hooper 

Kirby_campbell-rierson@baucus.senate.go• Kirby Campbell 

kirsty_gilmour@hotmail.com Kirsty Gilmour 

kkennett22@gmail.com kerry 

klind@libby.org Kendra Lind 

klricord@yahoo.com kl 

kmoore@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

korr@mt.gov 

krandall@fvcc.edu 

ksolberg@anacondadeerlodge.mt.gov 

ktooke@enerplus.com 

kwalsh@enviroconsult.com 

lanakay@live.com 

larry@montanasulphur.com 

Laura.Ackermann@cldpk.com 

lela rk@fs. fed. us 

Kathy Moore 

Katherine Orr 

Katie Randall 

Karen Solberg 

Kirsti Tooke 

Kevin Walsh 

a lana 

Larry Zink 

Laura Ackermann 

Lori Clark 

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leah.bennett@rocketmail.com 

leahbernstein@hotmail.com 

lee@prrlaw.com 

lepodal@yahoo.com 

Leslie.Holtz@va.gov 

lhendley@co.lewis-clark.mt.us 

linda@livingcenter.com 

lindsay.spurlock@imerys.com 

lisasandoval@contres.com 

lkambham@trinityconsultants.com 

lloken@wpcnd.com 

lmoody@all-llc.com 

lmoral@trinityconsultants.com 

lnguyen@trinityconsultants.com 

lolson@trihydro.com 

lonnie.fallin@jacobs.com 

Loraderm@gmail.com 

losborn@fs.fed.us 

lpeterson@mt.gov 

lradonich@mt.gov 

lstuder@stmaryla nd.com 

Lukeduane@gmail.com 

lweeks@nemont.net 

lzanto@mt.gov 

macka_maka@hotmail.com 

macwilly66@msn.com 

MaineBear26@yahoo.com 

marcellama@cskt.org 

mardavscott@gmail.com 

Margaret.Zebley@aecom.com 

margaret@montanasulphur.com 

marilyn.tap@riverstonehealth.org 

mark.lin@gmail.com 

markschaffer57@hotmail.com 

mary.blel@chsinc.com 

marygail.sullivan@northwestern.com 

marykay@eracrc.com 

maureneh@msn.com 

Mayre@flatheadcitizens.org 

mbasta@greatfallsmt.net 

m bayne @a b raxaslusk.com 

mbrown@ap.org 

mcferrins@mt.net 

mglenn@slawsoncompanies.com 

Mhicks6888@gmail.com 

mhillman@trinityconsultants.com 

michelle.rossow@live.com 

Air Quality Interested Parties 

Mailing July 16, 2014 

Leah Bennett 

leah bernstein 

Lee Bruner 

Debbie Lepo 

Leslie Holtz 

L Hendley 

The Livingcenter 

Lindsay Spurlock 

Lisa Sandoval 

Latha kambham 

Lance Loken 

Lee Moody 

Lani Moral 

Linda Nguyen 

Lynn Olson 

Lonnie Fallin 

Lora Behlmer 

Lisa Osborn 

Lisa Peterson 

Lynnette Radonich 

luke 

Luke 

Linda Weeks 

Lynn Zanto 

robert 

Representative McChesney 

Barry 

Marcella Mahseelah 

Margaret Scott 

Margaret Zebley 

Margaret 

Marilyn Tapia 

Mark 

mark schaffer 

Mary Blel 

Mary Gail Sullivan 

Mary Kay Van Haele 

Maurene 

Mayre Flowers 

Martin Basta 

Marc Bayne 

Matt Brown 

Felecity McFerrins 

Matthew Glenn 

M I hicks 

Melissa Hillman 

Michelle Rossow 

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Mike.Barnes@northwestern.com 

mike.simpson2009@gmail.com 

miosh_com@yahoo.com 

Mitcheii.Leu@plumcreek.com 

mlct@mt.net 

montanabobcat@gmail.com 

mpa@montanapetroleum.org 

mpontiff@ newfield .com 

mraile@montanarefining.com 

mrlambrecht@pplweb.com 

msanchez@samson.com 

msbjk1@comcast.net 

msimonich@helenahar.com 

msthom pson@ ba rrick.com 

mtaudubon@mtaudubon.org 

muncie1929@itstriangle.com 

mwignot@ hydro metrics.com 

natalie@northernplains.org 

ncobble@bresnan.net 

ncza rnecki@ lowh a mwa Ish .com 

nicholas.hobbs@hussfilters.com 

nickgeranios4317 @msn.com 

njohnson@helena.k12.mt.us 

Npitblado@gmail.com 

ntownsend2@mt.gov 

nturnbull2@gmail.com 

obarta@mt.gov 

omar_232@cOde.net 

owen.weber@umontana.edu 

parker-christensen.victoria@epa.gov 

parkside@bigsky.net 

Pat.kimmet@chsinc.com 

patricia.j.sebella@gmail.com 

patty@johnsonlanematerials.com 

paul.a.caruana@gov.mt 

pa uldsherrpc@ya hoo.com 

pbik@mt.gov 

pcollins@crowleylaw.com 

Pharmacy@shawn.net 

phippsangela@stanleygroup.com 

pjsimonich@pplweb.com 

pkukay@hotmail.com 

pmckenzie@stoltzelumber.com 

ptstrand@gmail.com 

ralph.a.tanner.civ@mail.mil 

randall.j.richert@p66.com 

RBeiiCopeland@mt.gov 

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Mailing July 16, 2014 

Mike Barnes 

Mike Simpson 

Ken Liston 

Mitchell Leu 

Alec Hansen 

Bob 

Dave Galt 

Mike Pontiff 

Mike Raile 

Mark Lambrecht 

Matthew Sanchez 

Barbara Kubesh 

Mark Simonich 

Mark Thompson 

Montana Audubon 

Muncie Morger 

Michael Wignot 

Natalie Snyders 

Nancy Cobble 

Nick Czarnecki 

Nick 

Geranios Enterprises Inc 

Nikki Johnson 

Nancy Pitblado 

Nathan Townsend 

Neil Turnbull 

Oline Barta 

Smith 

Owen Weber 

Victoria Parker-Christensen 

Jennifer Swearingen 

Pat Kimmet 

PSebella 

Patty 

Paul 

Patricia Blk 

P. Collins 

BigDickLorrain 

Angela Phipps 

Pete Simonich 

Paul Kukay 

Paul R. McKenzie 

Peter 

Randall Richert 

Robin Bell-Copeland 

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rd rudick@q.com 

rebecca@ bison-e ng.com 

rebecca@northernplains.org 

reed.j.marton@p66.com 

reevanoppen@gmail.com 

regencydeb@gmail.com 

rfink@co.carbon.mt.us 

rgilson@H2Eincorporated.com 

rgorka@slawsoncompanies.com 

rharbage@mt.gov 

richardsburnett@yahoo.com 

rick.jesse@hug-filtersystems.com 

Rick.matar@wpxenergy.com 

rke nyo n @cgrs.co m 

rmalone@qrinc.com 

robert.richards.12@us.af.mil 

robertkjeffrey@msn.com 

ron.hyatte@imerys.com 

ross.whelchel@northwestern.com 

rr@hayfam.com 

rucrossley@hotmail.com 

Runningelkcliff@aol.com 

ruth_jensen@transcanada.com 

RWeimer@stillwatermining.com 

sabrina_rojas@hotmail.com 

sabskb@gmail.com 

sandra_hernandez@omimexgroup.com 

sandy.burns@imerys.com 

sbassett@blm.gov 

sbombard@natlforests.org 

sbrown@aquionix.com 

scoe@mt.gov 

scoefield@co.missoula.mt.us 

Sen.JFielder@legmt.gov 

shaneb@hydrosi.com 

Shannon.morgan@rosi-boise.com 

sharikayz@yahoo.com 

sharon.deboer53@gmail.com 

sharonpc@pcairnoise.com 

sherry.bursey@anadarko.com 

shiqita@hotmail.com 

shsullivan@westernsugar.com 

sjohnson@co.cascade.mt.us 

smason@hydrometrics.com 

smullins@industrialinfo.com 

snowa kowski@ mt.gov 

Air Quality Interested Parties 

Mailing July 16, 2014 

Ralph Driear 

Rod Drudick 

Rebecca 

Rebecca Fischer 

Reed J. Marton 

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Deb Niedermeyer 

Rodney Fink 

Robert Gilson 

Ray Gorka 

Rebecca Harbage 

richard burnett 

Rick Jesse 

Rick Matar 

Randy Kenyon 

Rodney Malone 

Robert Richards 

Bob Jeffrey 

Ron Hyatte 

Ross Whelchel 

C.E.Robertson 

Rachel Crossley 

Running Elk 

Ruth Jensen 

Randy Weimer 

Sabrina 

Scott and Sheree Bombard 

Sandra Hernandez 

Sandy Burns 

Susan Bassett 

Sheree Bombard 

Sean Brown 

Stephen Coe 

Sara Coefield 

Senator Jennifer Fielder 

Shane Bofto 

Owen Orndorff -YELP 

Shari Kay 

Sharon DeBoer 

Sharon Paul Carpenter 

Sherry 

tatiana 

Shawn Sullivan 

Sandy Johnson 

Scott Mason 

Shane Mullins 

Sonja Nowakowski 

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SsteinbrookOO@gmail.com 

stellaholt@live.com 

stevew@bkbh.com 

suetaylor120@gmail.com 

susanalise@cox.net 

swilliams@sglong.com 

swright@cfaluminum.com 

sze h ntner@ mt.gov 

tammyjohnson@environomicsusa.com 

tashiajadelove@gmail.com 

taylor@theoutlawpartners.com 

tbrown1937 @bresnan.net 

tdzomba@fs.fed.us 

terr.mavencamp@bluemarblebio.com 

teverts@mt.gov 

themontanapost@gmail.com 

thomas.damiana@aecom.com 

tinamariekb4@aol.com 

tiphlmiller@yahoo.com 

tjewett@NPCA.ORG 

tjlkmd@gmail.com 

tjohnson@montanamining.org 

tkircher@stillwatermining.com 

tmerrill@aquionix.com 

todd.mortag@ang.af.mil 

todg@cordite.com 

tomdavis@wispwest.net 

townofalberton@blackfoot.net 

tracie.e.norman@gmail.com 

traciebuhl@fs.fed.us 

trentb@townpump.com 

twidboom@barr.com 

vid etich .ca llie@e pa .gov 

vmarquis@crowleyfleck.com 

walkers@ci.billings.mt.us 

Wendy _LAM @nyp.gov.sg 

william.thompson@northwestern.com 

wjacobs@flathead.mt.gov 

wjbowden3@hotmail.com 

wjurenic@mt.gov 

wlneumiller@pplweb.com 

woodwardjj@cdm.com 

woohayes@yahoo.com 

wwmercer@hollandhart.com 

yhwu@ccny.cuny .edu 

wombee96@gmail.com 

Air Quality Interested Parties 

Mailing July 16, 2014 

Shawna O'Brien 

Steven steinbrook 

Stella 

Steve Wade 

sue taylor 

Susan 

sue williams 

Steve Wright 

Steve Zehntner 

Tammy Johnson 

Tashia Love 

Taylor Anderson 

thomas brown 

Thomas Dzomba 

Terri Mavencamp 

Todd Everts 

Blake de Pastino 

Tom Damiana 

Tina 

Tiphanie Keefe 

Tony Jewett 

Kathy Drudick 

Tammy Johnson 

Tom Kircher 

Teresa Merrill 

Todd E. Mortag 

Tod Glenn 

T. Davis 

Diane Jodsaas 

Tracie Norman 

Tracie 

Trent Biggers 

Tony Wid boom 

Callie Videtich 

Vicki Marquis 

Scott Walker 

Bill Thompson 

Wendee Jacobs 

Bowden 

Whitney Jurenic 

Bill Neumiller 

Jesse Woodward 

John Schieffelbein 

bill mercer 

Yonghua WU 

Emma 

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