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section 408(a). After the contribution of the

distribution from Plan O to IRA P, but before

the year in which Employee A attains age

701⁄2, Employee A requests a distribution

from IRA P and decides to contribute it to

Plan M as a rollover contribution. To make

the rollover contribution, Employee A

endorses the check received from IRA P as

payable to Plan M.

(ii) In addition to providing the

certifications described in Example 3 with

respect to the distribution from Plan O,

Employee A certifies that, to the best of

Employee A’s knowledge, the contribution to

IRA P was not made more than 60 days after

the date Employee A received the

distribution from Plan O, no amount other

than the distribution from Plan O has been

contributed to IRA P, and the distribution

from IRA P was received not more than 60

days earlier than the rollover contribution to

Plan M.

(iii) As support for these certifications, in

addition to the two statements from Plan O

described in Example 3, Employee A

provides copies of statements from IRA P.

The statements indicate that the account is

identified as an IRA, the account was

established within 60 days of the date of the

letter from Plan O informing Employee A that

an amount had been distributed, and the

opening balance in the IRA does not exceed

the amount of the distribution described in

the letter from Plan O. There is no indication

in the statements that any additional

contributions have been made to IRA P since

the account was opened. The date on the

check from IRA P is less than 60 days before

the date that Employee A makes the

contribution to Plan M.

(iv) Based on the certifications and

documentation provided by Employee A,

absent facts to the contrary, a plan

administrator may reasonably conclude that

Plan O is qualified and that the contribution

by Employee A is a rollover contribution

described in section 408(d)(3)(A)(ii) that

satisfies the other requirements of section

408(d)(3) for treatment as a rollover

contribution.

* * * * *

Par. 3. Section 1.402(c)–2 is amended

as follows:

1. Section 1.402(c)–2 is amended by

adding a sentence to the end of A–11.

2. Under the heading ‘‘List of

Questions,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–17’’ in Q–15

and adding ‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–18’’

in its place.

3. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–15’’ in the third

sentence of A–9(a) and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–16’’ in its place.

4. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–15’’ in the

introductory text of A–9(c) and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–16’’ in its place.

5. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–15’’ in the last

sentence of Example 1(b) of A–9(c) and

adding ‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–16’’ in

its place.

6. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–16’’ in the last

sentence of A–10(b) and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–17’’ in its place.

7. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–17’’ in the last

sentence of A–14 and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–18’’ in its place.

8. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–17’’ in Q–15

and adding ‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–18’’

in its place.

9. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–17’’ in the third

sentence of A–15 and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–18’’ in its place.

The addition reads as follows:

§ 1.402(c)–2 Eligible rollover distributions;

questions and answers.

* * * * *

A–11. * * * See § 1.401(a)(31)–1,

Q&A–14, for guidance concerning the

qualification of a plan that accepts a

rollover contribution.

* * * * *

§ 1.403(b)–2 [Amended]

Par. 4. Section 1.403(b)–2 is amended

as follows:

1. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–14’’ in the next

to last sentence of A–2(a) and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–15’’ in its place.

2. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–18’’ in the

second sentence of A–4(a)(1) and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–19’’ in its place.

PART 31—EMPLOYMENT TAXES AND

COLLECTION OF INCOME TAX AT

SOURCE

Par. 5. The authority citation for part

31 continues to read in part as follows:

Authority: 26 U.S.C. 7805 * * *

§ 31.3405(c)–1 [Amended]

Par. 6. Section 31.3405(c)–1 is

amended as follows:

1. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘Q&A–17 of § 1.401(a)(31)–1’’ in the

next to last sentence of A–10(a) and

adding ‘‘Section 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–

18’’ in its place.

2. Under the heading ‘‘Questions and

Answers,’’ removing the language

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–16’’ in the third

sentence of A–13 and adding

‘‘§ 1.401(a)(31)–1, Q&A–17’’ in its place.

Robert E. Wenzel,

Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

Approved: April 6, 2000.

Jonathan Talisman,

Acting Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

(Tax Policy).

[FR Doc. 00–9815 Filed 4–20–00; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4830–01–P

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

40 CFR Part 52

[VA084/101–5045a; FRL–6562–9]

Approval and Promulgation of Air

Quality Implementation Plans; Virginia;

Revised Format for Materials Being

Incorporated by Reference; Approval

of Recodification of the Virginia

Administrative Code

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Direct final rule.

SUMMARY: EPA is approving revisions to

the Virginia State Implementation Plan

submitted on January 13, 1998 and June

7, 1999 by the Virginia Department of

Environmental Quality. These

submittals include a recodification of

and associated administrative revisions

to Virginia’s air pollution control

regulations. This recodification

reorganizes and renumbers the Virginia

SIP to match the numbering system set

forth in the Virginia Administrative

Code. EPA is also revising the format of

regulations for materials submitted by

Virginia that are incorporated by

reference (IBR) into their respective

State implementation plans (SIPs).

These provisions include both rules and

source-specific requirements which EPA

has approved as part of the Virginia SIP.

DATES: This rule is effective on June 20,

2000 without further notice, unless EPA

receives adverse written comment by

May 22, 2000. If EPA receives such

comments, it will publish a timely

withdrawal of the direct final rule in the

Federal Register and inform the public

that the rule will not take effect.

ADDRESSES: Written comments should

be mailed to Marcia L. Spink, Associate

Director, Office of Air Programs,

Mailcode 3AP20, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, Region III, 1650

Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

19103. Copies of the documents relevant

to this action are available for public

inspection during normal business

hours at the Air Protection Division,

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,

Region III, 1650 Arch Street,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103; the

Air and Radiation Docket and

Information Center, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, 401 M Street, SW,

Washington, DC 20460; and the Virginia

Department of Environmental Quality,

629 East Main Street, Richmond,

Virginia, 23219.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Harold A. Frankford, (215) 814–2108 or

by e-mail at frankford.harold@epa.gov.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Throughout this document, whenever

‘‘we’’ ‘‘us’’, or ‘‘our’’ is used, we mean

EPA.

I. Revised IBR Document

The supplementary information is

organized in the following order:

What a SIP Is

How EPA Enforces SIPs

How the State and EPA Updates the SIP

How EPA Compiles the SIPs

How EPA Organizes the SIP Compilation

Where You Can Find a Copy of the SIP

Compilation

The Format of the New Identification of Plan

Section

When a SIP Revision Become Federally

Enforceable

The Historical Record of SIP Revision

Approvals

What EPA Is Doing In This Action

How This Document Complies With the

Federal Administrative Requirements for

Rulemaking

What a SIP Is

Each state has a SIP containing the

control measures and strategies used to

attain and maintain the national

ambient air quality standards (NAAQS).

The SIP is extensive, containing such

elements as air pollution control

regulations, emission inventories,

monitoring network, attainment

demonstrations, and enforcement

mechanisms.

How EPA Enforces SIPs

Each state must formally adopt the

control measures and strategies in the

SIP after the public has had an

opportunity to comment on them. They

are then submitted to EPA as SIP

revisions on which EPA must formally

act.

Once these control measures and

strategies are approved by EPA, after

notice and comment, they are

incorporated into the Federally

approved SIP and are identified in Part

52 (Approval and Promulgation of

Implementation Plans), Title 40 of the

Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR

Part 52). The full text of the state

regulation approved by EPA is not

reproduced in its entirety in 40 CFR Part

52, but is ‘‘incorporated by reference’’.

This means that EPA has approved a

given state regulation with a specific

effective date. This format allows both

EPA and the public to know which

measures are contained in a given SIP,

and insures that the State is enforcing

the regulations. It also allows EPA and

the public to take enforcement action,

should a State not enforce its SIPapproved regulations.

How the State and EPA Update the SIP

The SIP is a living document which

the state can revise as necessary to

address the unique air pollution

problems in the state. Therefore, EPA

from time to time must take action on

SIP revisions containing new and/or

revised regulations as being part of the

SIP. On May 22, 1997 (62 FR 27968),

EPA revised the procedures for

incorporating by reference Federallyapproved SIPs, as a result of

consultations between EPA and OFR.

We began the process of developing:

(1) A revised SIP document for each

state that would be IBR under the

provisions of 1 CFR Part 51; (2) a

revised mechanism for announcing EPA

approval of revisions to an applicable

SIP and updating both the IBR

document and the CFR; and (3) a

revised format of the ‘‘Identification of

Plan’’ sections for each applicable

subpart to reflect these revised IBR

procedures. The description of the

revised SIP document, IBR procedures,

and ‘‘Identification of Plan’’ format are

discussed in further detail in the May

22, 1997, Federal Register document.

How EPA Compiles the SIPs

The Federally-approved regulations,

source-specific permits, and

nonregulatory provisions (entirely or

portions of) submitted by each state

agency have been compiled by EPA into

a ‘‘SIP compilation.’’ The SIP

compilation contains the updated

regulations, source-specific permits, and

nonregulatory provisions approved by

EPA through previous rulemaking

actions in the Federal Register. The

compilations are contained in three-ring

binders and will be updated, primarily

on an annual basis.

How EPA Organizes the SIP

Compilation

Each compilation contains three parts.

Part one contains the regulations, part

two contains the source-specific

requirements that have been approved

as part of the SIP and part three contains

nonregulatory provisions that have been

EPA approved. Each part consists of a

table of identifying information for each

SIP-approved regulation, each SIPapproved source-specific permit, and

each nonregulatory SIP provision. In

this action, EPA is publishing the tables

summarizing Parts one and two for each

State. The table of identifying

information in the compilation

corresponds to the table of contents

published in 40 CFR Part 52 for these

states. EPA will publish the summary

list of Part Three SIP provisions for

Virginia in a separate action. EPA

Regional Offices have the primary

responsibility for ensuring accuracy and

updating the compilations.

Where You Can Find a Copy of the SIP

Compilation

EPA Region III developed and will

maintain the compilation for Virginia. A

copy of the full text of each state’s

regulatory and source-specific SIP

compilation will also be maintained at

the OFR and EPA’s Air Docket and

Information Center.

The Format of the New Identification of

Plan Section

In order to better serve the public,

EPA revised the organization of the

‘‘Identification of Plan’’ section and

included additional information to

clarify the enforceable elements of the

SIP. The revised Identification of Plan

section contains five subsections:

1. Purpose and scope

2. Incorporation by reference

3. EPA-approved regulations

4. EPA-approved source-specific

permits

5. EPA-approved nonregulatory

provisions such as transportation

control measures, statutory

provisions, control strategies,

monitoring networks, etc.

When a SIP Revision Becomes Federally

Enforceable

All revisions to the applicable SIP

become Federally enforceable as of the

effective date of the revisions to

paragraphs (c), (d), or (e) of the

applicable Identification of Plan section

found in each subpart of 40 CFR Part 52.

The Historical Record of SIP Revision

Approvals

To facilitate enforcement of

previously approved SIP provisions and

provide a smooth transition to the new

SIP processing system, EPA retains the

original Identification of Plan section,

previously appearing in the CFR as the

first or second section of Part 52 for

each state subpart. After an initial twoyear period, EPA will review its

experience with the new system and

enforceability of previously approved

SIP measures and will decide whether

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or not to retain the Identification of Plan

appendices for some further period.

II. Recodification Submittals

On March 6, 1992, the Virginia State

Assembly enacted Chapter 216—an act

to amend Section 9–77.7, Code of

Virginia, effective July 1, 1992. The

amendment authorized reorganization

of the Virginia Administrative Code

(VAC), including reorganization of the

air pollution control regulations.

Beginning April 17, 1995, Virginia

began publication of the air pollution

control regulations in the new format.

Virginia also announced the adoption of

the new format for the Appendices,

effective July 1, 1997. The final version

of the Appendices were published in

the May 26, 1997 Virginia Register of

Regulations.

Public Hearings Held: December 18,

1997, in Richmond.

A. Revised Structure of Virginia’s

Regulations

Under the revised VAC system, Title

9 is the designated title for provisions

related to the Environment, while

Agency Number 5 corresponds to the

Virginia Department of Environmental

Quality (DEQ), Bureau of Air Pollution

Control. Hence, Virginia’s air pollution

control regulations are cited as 9 VAC

5–xxx–xxx. This citation system

replaces System VR–120–01, the general

cite for Virginia’s regulations for the

Control and Abatement of Air Pollution

prior to July 1, 1992. When approved,

the regulation numbering format for the

Federally-enforceable Virginia SIP

regulations would mirror those of the

State-enforceable regulations, with some

exceptions.

Because Virginia’s air pollution

control regulations are extensive, they

are arranged in subgroups such as

chapters, parts, articles, and sections

under the 9 VAC 5 system. The Virginia

regulations under VR–120–01 also were

arranged in subgroups, but with

different names. Here is a comparison

chart:

Group type 9 VAC 5 heading VR–120–01 heading

Main Division ...................................................... Chapter ............................................................. Part.

First Subdivision ................................................. Part ...................................................................

Second Subdivision ........................................... Article ............................................................... Rule (Part IV) or Section (Part VIII).

Third Subdivision ............................................... Section ............................................................. Section or Subsection [Part VIII rules].

Virginia Regulation 9 VAC 5 contains

10 chapters (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70,

80, 160, and 170), as described below:

Chapter 10 General Definitions

Chapter 20 General Provisions

Chapter 30 Ambient Air Quality

Standards

Chapter 40 Existing Stationary Sources

Chapter 50 New and Modified

Stationary Sources

Chapter 70 Air Pollution Episode

Prevention

Chapter 80 Permits for Stationary

Sources

Chapter 91 Regulations for the Control

of Motor Vehicle Emissions in

Northern Virginia

Chapter 160 General Conformity Rules

Chapter 170 Regulation for General

Administration

Within 9 VAC 5 Chapter 40, there are

two major parts— Special Provisions

(Part I) and Emissions Standards (Part

II). Part I consists of provisions covering

the following topics:

—Applicability

—Compliance (consisting of compliance

schedules and methods for

interpreting compliance of emissions

standards based on process weight

tables)

—Emissions testing

—Source monitoring

—Notification, records, and reporting

Part II consists of articles which

contain general provisions governing

visible emissions and fugitive dust/

emissions, open burning, mobile

sources, and designated source

categories. These articles are listed

below:

Article 1 Visible Emissions and

Fugitive Dust/emissions

Article 4 General Process Operations

Article 5 Synthesized Pharmaceutical

Products Manufacturing Operations

Article 6 Rubber Tire Manufacturing

Operations

Article 7 Incinerators

Article 8 Fuel Burning Equipment

Article 9 Coke Ovens

Article 10 Asphalt Concrete Plants

Article 11 Petroleum Refinery

Operations

Article 12 Chemical Fertilizer

Manufacturing Operations

Article 13 Kraft Pulp Mills

Article 14 Sand and Gravel Processing

Operations and Stone Quarrying and

Processing Operations

Article 15 Coal Preparation Plants

Article 16 Portland Cement Plants

Article 17 Woodworking Operations

Article 18 Primary and Secondary

Metal Operations

Article 19 Lightweight Aggregate

Process Operations

Article 20 Feed Manufacturing

Operations

Article 21 Sulfuric Acid Production

Plants

Article 22 Sulfur Recovery Operations

Article 23 Nitric Acid Production

Units

Article 24 Solvent Metal Cleaning

Operations

Article 25 Volatile Organic Compound

Storage and Transfer Operations

Article 26 Large Coating Application

Systems

Article 27 Magnet Wire Costing

Application Systems

Article 28 Automobile and Light Duty

Truck Coating Application Systems

Article 29 Can Coating Application

Systems

Article 30 Metal Coil Coating

Application Systems

Article 31 Paper and Fabric Coating

Application Systems

Article 32 Vinyl Coating Application

Systems

Article 33 Metal Furniture Coating

Application Systems

Article 34 Miscellaneous Metal Parts

and Products Coating Application

Systems

Article 35 Flatwood Paneling Coating

Application Systems

Article 36 Graphic Arts Printing

Processes

Article 37 Petroleum Liquid Storage

and Transfer Operations

Article 38 Dry Cleaning Systems

Article 39 Asphalt Paving Operations

Article 40 Open Burning

Article 41 Mobile Sources

Article 45 Lithographic Printing

Processes

Within each article, there are about 16

to 20 sections. The general section titles

for the SIP-approved rules consist of the

following topics:

1. Applicability and Designation of

Facility

2. Definitions

3. Specific emission standards for

various pollutants (generally, there is

one separate section for each

pollutant)

4. Control technology guidelines

(whenever the article contains

emission standards for volatile

organic compounds)

5. Standard for visible emissions

6. Standard for fugitive dust/emissions

7. Compliance

8. Test methods and procedures

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9. Monitoring

10. Notification, records, and reporting

11. Registration

12. Facility and control equipment

maintenance or malfunction

13. Permits

B. Revisions to Appendices

Virginia has incorporated Appendices

A through S under the old VR–120

format into the regulatory structure of

the 9 VAC 5 format. The citation of the

SIP-approved Appendices that are cited

under the VR–120 format are

redesignated as follows:

Old SIP citation (VR–120)

New SIP citation

(9VAC 5)

Appendix A ........................... 5–10–30

Appendix B ........................... 5–20–200

Appendix G ........................... 5–20–202

Appendix H ........................... 5–20–203

Appendix J ............................ 5–40–41

Appendix K ........................... 5–20–204

Appendix M ........................... 5–20–21

Appendix N ........................... 5–40–21

Appendix P ........................... 5–20–206

Appendix Q ........................... 5–40–22

Appendix R ........................... 5–80–11

Appendix S ........................... 5–20–121

C. Administrative Revisions to the State

Regulations Reflecting Revisions or

Additions to Certain Definitions of

Terms

Virginia has added or revised certain

definitions to reflect: (1) A restructuring

of the Virginia Administrative Code: (2)

the use of the Virginia Register to

officially announce proposed and

adopted Commonwealth rules and

regulations; and (3) the creation of the

Virginia Department of the

Environment. These definitions are

described below:

1. Administrative Process Act

Old: Title 9, Section 1.1:1 of the Code

of Virginia (1950), as amended

Revised: Chapter 1.1:1 (§ 9–6.14:1 et

seq.) of Title 9 of the Code of Virginia

2. Department (Added)

Any employee or other representative

of the Virginia Department of

Environmental Quality, as designated by

the Director

3. Director (Revised)

Refers to the Director of the Virginia

Department of Environmental Quality,

replacing the old term Executive

Director [of the Virginia State Air

Pollution Control Board].

4. Virginia Air Pollution Control Law

Old: Title 10, Chapter 1.2 of the Code of

Virginia (1950), as amended

Revised: Chapter 13 (§ 10.1–1300 et seq.)

of Title 9 of the Code of Virginia

5. Virginia Register Act (Added)

Chapter 1.2 (§ 9–6.15 et seq.) of Title

9 of the Code of Virginia EPA’s approval

of the recodified Virginia air pollution

control regulations also includes

revisions to the text of definitions and

regulations found in Chapters 10

through 200 to reflect: (1) References to

revised regulatory citations described in

the current Administrative Process Act,

Virginia Register Act, and Virginia Air

Pollution Control Law; and (2)

references to the Department [of

Environmental Quality] or Department

Director

D. Revised Structure of 9 VAC 5,

Chapter 80

On June 7, 1999, Virginia submitted a

revised and restructured numbering

systems for 9 VAC 5 Chapter 80, Article

9 (permits for major sources and major

modifications locating in nonattainment

areas). This SIP revision submittal will

restructure the following SIP-approved

regulations:

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject State effectivedate

Former SIP

citation

(120–08–

03X)

Last EPA approval

date (VR–120–08–

03—effective 1/1/

93)

Article 9 Permits for Major Stationary Sources and Major Modifications locating in Nonattainment Areas

5–80–2000 Applicability ................................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03A ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2010 Definitions ...................................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03B ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2020 General .......................................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03C ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2030 Applications ................................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03D ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2040 Information required ...................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03E ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2050 Standards/conditions for granting permits .................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03F 9/21/99 64 FR 51047

5–80–2060 Action on permit application .......................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03G ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2070 Public Participation ........................................................................ 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03H ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2080 Compliance determination and verification by performance testing.1/1/93

4/1/99

.03I .............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2090 Application review and analysis .................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03J ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2100 Circumvention ............................................................................... 1/1/93

4/199

.03K ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2110 Interstate pollution abatement ....................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03L ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2120 Offsets ........................................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03M ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2130 De minimis increases and stationary source modification alternatives for ozone nonattainment areas classified as serious or

severe in 9 VAC 5–20–204.

1/1/93

4/1/99

.03N ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2140 Exception ....................................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03O ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2150 Compliance with local zoning requirements ................................. 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03P ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject State effectivedate

Former SIP

citation

(120–08–

03X)

Last EPA approval

date (VR–120–08–

03—effective 1/1/

93)

5–80–2160 Reactivation and Permit Shutdown ............................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03Q ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2170 Transfer of Permits ....................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03R ............ 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2180 Revocation of permit ..................................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03S ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

5–80–2190 Existence of permit no defense .................................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03T ............. 9/21/99

64 FR 51047

Virginia’s June 7, 1999 submittal

which restructures the major new

source and modification permitting

requirements applicable to

nonattainment areas consists of

administrative and format changes;

there are no substantive wording

changes to the current federallyenforceable provisions.

Public Hearings held: December 4,

1998, in Richmond

In a separate action, EPA will review

additional revisions to Virginia’s

administrative provisions (9 VAC 5–20

and 9 VAC 5–170) submitted on

February 18, 1998 and March 4, 1998,

as well as Part II of Virginia’s general

conformity provisions (9 VAC 5–160),

submitted by Virginia on April 20, 1998.

III. EPA Evaluation of Recodification

Submittals

EPA’s action will have no adverse

impact on the NAAQS for the various

criteria pollutants governed by

Virginia’s revised rules. EPA concludes

that the recodification of Virginia’s

regulations and revised administrative

provisions have no direct impact on

current ambient air quality. For the most

part, EPA will be able to cite the same

regulatory citations used by Virginia in

the event of a federal enforcement

action. Differences between the

Federally enforceable Virginia SIP

regulatory citations and those of the

Virginia’s which are not Federally

enforceable are noted in the chart of

regulations listed in revised 40 CFR

§ 52.2420(c).

In 1995, Virginia adopted legislation

that provides, subject to certain

conditions, for an environmental

assessment (audit) ‘‘privilege’’ for

voluntary compliance evaluations

performed by a regulated entity.

The legislation further addresses the

relative burden of proof for parties

either asserting the privilege or seeking

disclosure of documents for which the

privilege is claimed. Virginia’s

legislation also provides, subject to

certain conditions, for a penalty waiver

for violations of environmental laws

when a regulated entity discovers such

violations pursuant to a voluntary

compliance evaluation and voluntarily

discloses such violations to the

Commonwealth and takes prompt and

appropriate measures to remedy the

violations. Virginia’s Voluntary

Environmental Assessment Privilege

Law, Va. Code Sec. 10.1–1198, provides

a privilege that protects from disclosure

documents and information about the

content of those documents that are the

product of a voluntary environmental

assessment. The Privilege Law does not

extend to documents or information: (1)

That are generated or developed before

the commencement of a voluntary

environmental assessment; (2) that are

prepared independently of the

assessment process; (3) that demonstrate

a clear, imminent and substantial

danger to the public health or

environment; or (4) that are required by

law.

On January 12, 1997, the

Commonwealth of Virginia Office of the

Attorney General provided a legal

opinion that states that the Privilege

law, Va. Code Sec. 10.1–1198, precludes

granting a privilege to documents and

information ‘‘required by law,’’

including documents and information

‘‘required by federal law to maintain

program delegation, authorization or

approval,’’ since Virginia must ‘‘enforce

federally authorized environmental

programs in a manner that is no less

stringent than their federal counterparts.

* * *’’ The opinion concludes that

‘‘[r]egarding § 10.1–1198, therefore,

documents or other information needed

for civil or criminal enforcement under

one of these programs could not be

privileged because such documents and

information are essential to pursuing

enforcement in a manner required by

federal law to maintain program

delegation, authorization or approval.’’

Virginia’s Immunity law, Va. Code

Sec. 10.1–1199, provides that ‘‘[t]o the

extent consistent with requirements

imposed by Federal law,’’ any person

making a voluntary disclosure of

information to a state agency regarding

a violation of an environmental statute,

regulation, permit, or administrative

order is granted immunity from

administrative or civil penalty. The

Attorney General’s January 12, 1997

opinion states that the quoted language

renders this statute inapplicable to

enforcement of any federally authorized

programs, since ‘‘no immunity could be

afforded from administrative, civil, or

criminal penalties because granting

such immunity would not be consistent

with federal law, which is one of the

criteria for immunity.’’

Therefore, EPA has determined that

Virginia’s Privilege and Immunity

statutes will not preclude the

Commonwealth from enforcing its

program consistent with the federal

requirements. In any event, because

EPA has also determined that a state

audit privilege and immunity law can

affect only state enforcement and cannot

have any impact on federal enforcement

authorities, EPA may at any time invoke

its authority under the Clean Air Act,

including, for example, sections 113,

167, 205, 211 or 213, to enforce the

requirements or prohibitions of the state

plan, independently of any state

enforcement effort. In addition, citizen

enforcement under section 304 of the

Clean Air Act is likewise unaffected by

this, or any, state audit privilege or

immunity law.

What EPA Is Doing in This Action

EPA is approving the recodified

Virginia provisions submitted on

January 13, 1998 and June 7, 1999 by

the Virginia Department of

Environmental Quality as revisions to

the Virginia SIP. EPA is also revising the

format of 40 CFR part 52 for materials

submitted by Virginia that are

incorporated by reference (IBR) into

their respective SIPs.

EPA has reviewed the submitted

revisions, but has not fully reviewed the

substance of recodified regulations that

were approved into the SIP in previous

rulemaking actions. EPA is now merely

approving the renumbering system

submitted by Virginia. To the extent that

we have issued any SIP calls to Virginia

with respect to the adequacy of any of

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the rules subject to this recodification,

we will continue to require Virginia to

correct any such rule deficiencies

despite our ap[proval of this

recodification.

EPA is publishing this rule without

prior proposal because the Agency

views this as a noncontroversial

amendment and anticipate no adverse

comment. However, in the ‘‘Proposed

Rules’’ section of today’s Federal

Register, EPA is publishing a separate

document that will serve as the proposal

to approve the SIP revision if adverse

comments are filed. This rule will be

effective on June 20, 2000 without

further notice unless EPA receives

adverse comment by May 22, 2000. If

EPA receives adverse comment, EPA

will publish a timely withdrawal in the

Federal Register informing the public

that the rule will not take effect. EPA

will address all public comments in a

subsequent final rule based on the

proposed rule. EPA will not institute a

second comment period on this action.

Any parties interested in commenting

must do so at this time.

IV. Administrative Requirements

A. General Requirements

Under Executive Order 12866 (58 FR

51735, October 4, 1993), this action is

not a ‘‘significant regulatory action’’ and

therefore is not subject to review by the

Office of Management and Budget. This

action merely approves state law as

meeting federal requirements and

imposes no additional requirements

beyond those imposed by state law.

Accordingly, the Administrator certifies

that this rule will not have a significant

economic impact on a substantial

number of small entities under the

Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601

et seq.). Because this rule approves preexisting requirements under state law

and does not impose any additional

enforceable duty beyond that required

by state law, it does not contain any

unfunded mandate or significantly or

uniquely affect small governments, as

described in the Unfunded Mandates

Reform Act of 1995 (Public Law 104–4).

For the same reason, this rule also

does not significantly or uniquely affect

the communities of tribal governments,

as specified by Executive Order 13084

(63 FR 27655, May 10, 1998). This rule

will not have substantial direct effects

on the States, on the relationship

between the national government and

the States, or on the distribution of

power and responsibilities among the

various levels of government, as

specified in Executive Order 13132 (64

FR 43255, August 10, 1999), because it

merely approves a state rule

implementing a federal standard, and

does not alter the relationship or the

distribution of power and

responsibilities established in the Clean

Air Act. This rule also is not subject to

Executive Order 13045 (62 FR 19885,

April 23, 1997), because it is not

economically significant.

In reviewing SIP submissions, EPA’s

role is to approve state choices,

provided that they meet the criteria of

the Clean Air Act. In this context, in the

absence of a prior existing requirement

for the State to use voluntary consensus

standards (VCS), EPA has no authority

to disapprove a SIP submission for

failure to use VCS. It would thus be

inconsistent with applicable law for

EPA, when it reviews a SIP submission,

to use VCS in place of a SIP submission

that otherwise satisfies the provisions of

the Clean Air Act. Thus, the

requirements of section 12(d) of the

National Technology Transfer and

Advancement Act of 1995 (15 U.S.C.

272 note) do not apply. As required by

section 3 of Executive Order 12988 (61

FR 4729, February 7, 1996), in issuing

this rule, EPA has taken the necessary

steps to eliminate drafting errors and

ambiguity, minimize potential litigation,

and provide a clear legal standard for

affected conduct. EPA has complied

with Executive Order 12630 (53 FR

8859, March 15, 1988) by examining the

takings implications of the rule in

accordance with the ‘‘Attorney

General’s Supplemental Guidelines for

the Evaluation of Risk and Avoidance of

Unanticipated Takings’’ issued under

the executive order. This rule does not

impose an information collection

burden under the provisions of the

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44

U.S.C. 3501 et seq.).

B. Submission to Congress and the

Comptroller General

The Congressional Review Act, 5

U.S.C. 801 et seq., as added by the Small

Business Regulatory Enforcement

Fairness Act of 1996, generally provides

that before a rule may take effect, the

agency promulgating the rule must

submit a rule report, which includes a

copy of the rule, to each House of the

Congress and to the Comptroller General

of the United States. EPA will submit a

report containing this rule and other

required information to the U.S. Senate,

the U.S. House of Representatives, and

the Comptroller General of the United

States prior to publication of the rule in

the Federal Register. This rule is not a

‘‘major rule’’ as defined by 5 U.S.C.

804(2).

C. Petitions for Judicial Review

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

Air Act, petitions for judicial review of

this action must be filed in the United

States Court of Appeals for the

appropriate circuit by June 20, 2000.

Filing a petition for reconsideration by

the Administrator of this final rule does

not affect the finality of this rule for the

purposes of judicial review nor does it

extend the time within which a petition

for judicial review may be filed, and

shall not postpone the effectiveness of

such rule or action. This action to

approve the recodification and

associated administrative revisions of

the Virginia Administrative Code into

the Virginia SIP, as well as revise the

format of 40 CFR part 52 for materials

submitted by Virginia that are

incorporated by reference may not be

challenged later in proceedings to

enforce its requirements. (See section

307(b)(2).)

List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 52

Environmental protection, Air

pollution control, Carbon monoxide,

Hydrocarbons, Incorporation by

reference, Intergovernmental relations,

Nitrogen dioxide, Ozone, Particulate

matter, Reporting and recordkeeping

requirements, Sulfur oxides.

Dated: March 6, 2000.

Bradley M. Campbell,

Regional Administrator, Region III.

40 CFR part 52 is amended as follows:

PART 52—[AMENDED]

1. The authority citation for part 52

continues to read as follows:

Authority: 42 U.S.C. 7401 et seq.

Subpart VV—Virginia

2. Section 52.2420 is redesignated as

§ 52.2465 and the heading and

paragraph (a) are revised to read as

follows:

§ 52.2465 Original identification of plan

section.

(a) This section identifies the original

‘‘Air Implementation Plan for the State

of Virginia’’ and all revisions submitted

by Virginia that were federally approved

prior to March 1, 2000.

* * * * *

3. A new Section 52.2420 is added to

read as follows:

§ 52.2420 Identification of plan.

(a) Purpose and scope. This section

sets forth the applicable State

implementation plan for Virginia under

section 110 of the Clean Air Act, 42

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U.S.C. 7410, and 1 CAR part 51 to meet

national ambient air quality standards.

(b) Incorporation by reference.

(1) Material listed in paragraphs (c)

and (d) of this section with an EPA

approval date prior to March 1, 2000

was approved for incorporation by

reference by the Director of the Federal

Register in accordance with 5 U.S.C.

552(a) and 1 CFR part 51. Material is

incorporated as it exists on the date of

the approval, and notice of any change

in the material will be published in the

Federal Register. Entries in paragraphs

(c) and (d) of this section with EPA

approval dates after March 1, 2000 will

be incorporated by reference in the next

update to the SIP compilation.

(2) EPA Region 3 certifies that the

rules/regulations provided by EPA in

the SIP compilation at the addresses in

paragraph (b)(3) of this section are an

exact duplicate of the officially

promulgated State rules/regulations

which have been approved as part of the

State implementation plan as of March

1, 2000.

(3) Copies of the materials

incorporated by reference may be

inspected at the Region 3 EPA Office at

1650 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA

19103; the Office of the Federal Register,

800 North Capitol Street, NW., Suite

700, Washington, DC.; or at EPA, Air

and Radiation Docket and Information

Center, Air Docket (6102), 401 M Street,

S.W., Washington, DC.

(c) EPA approved regulations.

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

Chapter 10 General Definitions [Part I]

5–10–10 .................. General ......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–01–01.

5–10–20 .................. Terms Defined—Definitions of Administrator, Federally Enforceable, Implementation Plan, Potential to Emit, State Enforceable, Volatile Organic Compound.4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

§ 52.2465(c)(113) (i)(B)(1).

5–10–20 .................. Terms Defined-Added Terms-Department, Virginia Register Act

Revised Terms-Administrative

Process Act, Director (replaces

Executive Director), Virginia Air

Pollution Control Law.

4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]

5–10–20 .................. Terms Defined [all other SIP-approved terms not listed above].4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–01–02.

VR120–01–02 ......... Terms Defined-Definitions of ‘‘Person’’ and ‘‘Special Order’’.2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

VA DEQ has submitted revised

definitions; EPA will review in a

separate action.

5–10–30 .................. Abbreviations ................................ 7/1/97 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix A.

Chapter 20 General Provisions

5–20–10A.–C .......... Applicability ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–01.

5–20–30A.–D .......... Enforcement of regulations, permits, and orders.4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–03.

5–20–60 .................. Local ordinances ........................... 4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–06.

5–20–70 .................. Circumvention ............................... 4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–07.

5–20–80 .................. Relationship of state regulations to

federal regulations.

4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–08.

5–20–100 ................ Right of entry ................................ 4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–10.

5–20–110 ................ Conditions on approvals ............... 4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–11.

5–20–121 ................ Air Quality Program Policies and

Procedures.

7/1/97 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix S.

5–20–140 ................ Considerations for Approval Actions.4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–14.

5–20–150 ................ Availability of Information .............. 4/17/95 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–30.

5–20–160 ................ Registration ................................... 4/17/95

7/1/97

[insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–31.

5–20–170 ................ Control Programs .......................... 4/17/95

7/1/97

[insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–32.

5–20–180 ................ Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95

7/1/97

[insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–02–34.

5–20–200 ................ Air Quality Control Regions

(AQCR).

7/1/97 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix B.

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EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–20–202 ................ Metropolitan Statistical Areas ....... 7/1/97 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix G.

5–20–203 ................ Air Quality Maintenance Areas

(AQMA).

7/1/97 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix H.

5–20–204 ................ Nonattainment Areas .................... 7/1/97 [insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix K.

5–20–205 ................ Prevention of Significant Deterioration Areas.2/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

Former Appendix L—Effective 2/1/

92.

5–20–206 ................ Volatile Organic Compound and

Nitrogen Oxides Emissions

Control Areas.

7/1/97 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix P.

VR120–02–02 ......... Establishment of Regulations and

Orders.

2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

EPA has informed VA that except

for the Appeals rule, these provisions no longer need to be

part of the SIP. VA has withdrawn 2/93 and 2/98 revisions

to the Appeals rule from SIP review. Last substantive SIP

change became State-effective

on 8/6/79 [§ 52.2465 (c) (55)].

VR120–02–04 ......... Hearings and Proceedings ........... 2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

VR120–02–05A ...... Variances—General ...................... 2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

VR120–02–09 ......... Appeals ......................................... 2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

VR120–02–12 ......... Procedural information and guidance.2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

Appendix E ............. Public Participation Guidelines ..... 2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

Appendix F ............. Delegation of Authority ................. 2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

VR120–02–14B ...... Considerations for Approval Actions.2/1/85 2/25/93

58 FR 11373

Codified at 52.2465(c)(74) VA has

formally requested that this provision be removed from the SIP.

EPA will review in a separate

action.

Chapter 30 Ambient Air Quality Standards [Part III]

5–30–10 .................. General ......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–01.

5–30–20 .................. Particulate Matter (TSP) ............... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–02.

5–30–30 .................. Sulfur Oxides (Sulfur Dioxide) ...... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–03.

5–30–40 .................. Carbon Monoxide 4/17/95 ............ 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal register cite]120–03–04.

5–30–50 .................. Ozone ............................................ 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–05.

5–30–60 .................. Particulate Matter (PM10) .............. 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–06.

5–30–70 .................. Nitrogen Dioxide ........................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–07.

5–30–80 .................. Lead .............................................. 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–03–08.

Chapter 40 Existing Stationary Sources [Part IV]

Part I Special Provisions

5–40–10 .................. Applicability ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–01.

5–40–20 .................. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–02.

5–40–21 .................. Compliance Schedules ................. 7/1/97 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix N.

5–40–22 .................. Interpretation of Emissions Standards Based on Process WeightRate Tables.7/1/97 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix Q.

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EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–30 .................. Emission Testing ........................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–03.

5–40–40 .................. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–04.

5–40–41 .................. Emission Monitoring Procedures

for Existing Sources.

7/1/97 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix J.

5–40–50 .................. Notification, Records and Reporting.7/1/97 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–05.

Part II Emission Standards

Article 1 Visible Emissions and Fugitive Dust/Emissions [Rule 4–1]

5–40–60 .................. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0101.

5–40–70 .................. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0102.

5–40–80 .................. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0103.

5–40–90 .................. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0104.

5–40–100 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0105.

5–40–110 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0106.

5–40–120 ................ Waivers ......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0107.

Article 4 General Process Operations [Rule 4–4]

5–40–240 ................ Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0401.

5–40–250 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0402.

5–40–260 ................ Standard for Particulate Matter(AQCR 1–6).4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0403.

5–40–270 ................ Standard for Particulate Matter

(AQCR 7).

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0404.

5–40–280 ................ Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0405.

5–40–300 ................ Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11332

5–40–310A.–E ........ Standard for Nitrogen Dioxide ...... 1/1/93 4/28/99

64 FR 22792

120–04–0408.

5–40–311 ................ Reasonably available control technology guidelines for stationary

sources of nitrogen dioxide.

7/1/97 4/28/99

64 FR 22792

52.2420(c)(132); Exceptions:

311C.3.a, C.3.c, D.

5–40–320 ................ Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0409.

5–40–330 ................ Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0410.

5–40–360 ................ Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0413

5–40–370 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0414.

5–40–380 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0415.

5–40–390 ................ Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0416.

5–40–400 ................ Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0417.

5–40–410 ................ Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0418.

5–40–420 ................ Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0419.

Article 5 Synthesized Pharmaceutical Products Manufacturing Operations [Rule 4–5]

5–40–430 ................ Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0501.

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EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–440 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0502.

4–40–450 ................ Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0503.

5–40–460 ................ Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0504.

5–40–470 ................ Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0505.

5–40–480 ................ Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0506.

5–40–510 ................ Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0509.

5–40–520 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0510.

5–40–530 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0511.

5–40–540 ................ Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0512.

5–40–550 ................ Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0513

5–40–560 ................ Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0514.

5–40–570 ................ Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0515.

Article 6 Rubber Tire Manufacturing Operations [Rule 4–6]

5–40–580 ................ Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0601.

5–40–590 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0602.

5–40–600 ................ Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0603.

5–40–610 ................ Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0604.

5–40–620 ................ Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0605.

5–40–630 ................ Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0606.

5–40–660 ................ Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0609.

5–40–670 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0610.

5–40–680 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0611.

5–40–690 ................ Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0612.

5–40–700 ................ Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0613.

5–40–710 ................ Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–614.

5–40–720 ................ Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0613.

Article 7 Incinerators [Rule 4–7]

5–40–730 ................ Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0701.

5–40–740 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0702.

5–40–750 ................ Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0703.

5–40–760 ................ Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0704.

5–40–770 ................ Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0705.

5–40–800 ................ Prohibition of Flue-Fed Incinerators.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0708.

5–40–810 ................ Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0709.

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–820 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0710.

5–40–830 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0711.

5–40–840 ................ Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0712.

5–40–850 ................ Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0713.

5–40–860 ................ Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0714.

5–40–870 ................ Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0715.

Article 8 Fuel Burning Equipment [Rule 4–8]

5–40–880 ................ Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0801.

5–40–890 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0802.

5–40–900 ................ Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0803.

5–40–910 ................ Emission Allocation System .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0804.

5–40–920 ................ Determination of Collection Equipment Efficiency Factor.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0805.

5–40–930 ................ Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0806.

5–40–940 ................ Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0807.

5–40–950 ................ Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0808.

5–40–980 ................ Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0811.

5–40–990 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0812.

5–40–1000 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0813.

5–40–1010 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0814.

5–40–1020 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0815.

5–40–1030 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0816.

5–40–1040 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0817.

Article 9 Coke Ovens [Rule 4–9]

5–40–1050 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0901.

5–40–1060 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0902.

5–40–1070 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0903.

5–40–1080 .............. Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0904.

5–40–1090 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0905.

5–40–1100 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0906.

5–40–1130 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0909.

5–40–1140 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0910.

5–40–1150 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0911.

5–40–1160 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0912.

5–40–1170 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0913.

21326 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–1180 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0914.

5–40–1190 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–0915.

Article 10 Asphalt Concrete Plants [Rule 4–10]

5–40–1200 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Family.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1001.

5–40–1210 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1002.

5–40–1220 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1003.

5–40–1230 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1004.

5–40–1240 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1005.

5–40–1270 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1008.

5–40–1280 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1009.

5–40–1290 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1010.

5–40–1300 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1011.

5–40–1310 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1012.

5–40–1320 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1013.

5–40–1330 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1014.

Article 11 Petroleum Refinery Operations [Rule 4–11]

5–40–1340 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1101.

5–40–1350 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1102.

5–40–1360 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1103.

5–40–1370 .............. Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1104.

5–40–1390 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1106.

5–40–1400 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1107.

5–40–1410 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1108.

5–40–1420 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1109.

5–40–1450 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1112.

5–40–1460 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1113.

5–40–1470 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1114.

5–40–1480 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1115.

5–40–1490 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1116.

5–40–1500 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1117.

5–40–1510 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1118.

Article 12 Chemical Fertilizer Manufacturing Operations [Rule 4–12]

5–40–1520 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1201.

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EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–1530 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1202.

5–40–1540 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1203.

5–40–1550 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1204.

5–40–1560 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1205.

5–40–1590 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1208.

5–40–1600 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1209.

5–40–1610 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1210.

5–40–1620 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1211.

5–40–1630 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1212.

5–40–1640 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1213.

5–40–1650 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1214.

Article 13 Kraft Pulp Mills [Rule 4–13]

5–40–1660 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1301.

5–40–1670 .............. Definitions of cross recovery

furnance, kraft pulp mill, lime

kiln, recovery furnace, smelt dissolving tank.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1302. Remaining definitions are federally enforceable

as part of the Section 111(d)

plan for kraft pulp mills (see,

§ 62.11610).

5–40–1680 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1303.

5–40–1700 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1305.

5–40–1710 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1306.

5–40–1720 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1307.

5–40–1750A ........... Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1310A. Note: Sections 5–

40–1750B. through D. are Register enforceable as part of the

Section 111(d) plan for kraft

pulp mills (see, § 62.11610).

5–40–1760 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1311.

5–40–1770A ........... Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1312A. Note: Sections 5–

40–1770B. and C. are federally

enforceable as part of the Section 111(d) plan for kraft pulp

mills (see, § 62.11610).

5–40–1780A ........... Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1313A. Note: Sections 5–

40–1780B. through D. are federally enforceable as part of the

Section 111(d) plan for kraft

pulp mills (see, § 62.11610).

5–40–1790 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1314.

5–40–1800 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1315.

5–40–1810 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1316.

Article 14 Sand Gravel Processing Operations and Stone Quarrying and Processing Operations [Rule 4–14]

5–40–1820 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1401.

5–40–1830 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1402.

21328 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–1840 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1403.

5–40–1850 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1404.

5–40–1860 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1405.

5–40–1890 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1408.

5–40–1900 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1409.

5–40–1910 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1410.

5–40–1920 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1411.

5–40–1930 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1412.

5–40–1940 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1413.

5–40–1950 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1414.

Article 15 Coal Preparation Plants [Rule 4–15]

5–40–1960 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1501.

5–40–1970 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1502.

5–40–1980 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1503.

5–40–1990 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1504.

5–40–2000 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1505.

5–40–2030 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1508.

5–40–2040 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1509.

5–40–2050 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1510.

5–40–2060 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1511.

5–40–2070 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1512.

5–40–2080 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1513.

5–40–2090 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1514.

Article 16 Portland cement Plants [Rule 4–16]

5–40–2100 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1601.

5–40–2110 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1602.

5–40–2120 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1603.

5–40–2130 .............. Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1604.

5–40–2140 .............. Standard for Visible emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1605.

5–40–2150 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1606.

5–40–2180 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1609.

5–40–2190 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1610.

5–40–2200 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1611.

5–40–2210 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1612.

Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations 21329

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–2220 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1613.

5–40–2230 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1614.

5–40–2240 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1615.

Article 17 Woodworking Operations [Rule 4–17]

5–40–2250 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1701.

5–40–2260 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1702.

5–40–2270 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1703

5–40–2280 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1704.

5–40–2290 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1705.

5–40–2320 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1708.

5–40–2330 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–4–1709.

5–40–2340 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1710.

5–40–2350 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1711.

5–40–2360 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1712.

5–40–2370 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1713.

5–40–2380 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1714.

Article 18 Primary and Secondary Metal Operations [Rule 4–18]

5–40–2390 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1801.

5–40–2400 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1802.

5–40–2410 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1803.

5–40–2420 .............. Standard for Sulfur Oxides ........... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1804.

5–40–2430 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1805.

5–40–2440 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1806.

5–40–2470 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1809.

5–40–2480 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1810.

5–40–2490 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1811.

5–40–2500 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1812.

5–40–2510 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1813.

5–40–2520 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1814.

5–40–2530 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1815.

Article 19 Lightweight Aggregate Process Operations [Rule 4–19]

5–40–2540 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1901.

5–40–2541 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1902.

5–40–2542 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1903.

21330 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–2543 .............. Standard for Sulfur Oxides ........... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1904.

5–40–2544 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1905.

5–40–2590 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1906.

5–40–2620 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1909.

5–40–2630 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1910.

5–40–2640 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1911.

5–40–2650 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1912.

5–40–2660 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1913.

5–40–2670 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1914.

5–40–2680 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–1915.

Article 20 Feed Manufacturing Operations [Rule 4–20]

5–40–2690 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2001.

5–40–2700 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2002.

5–40–2710 .............. Standard for Particulate Matter ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2003.

5–40–2720 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2004.

5–40–2730 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2005.

5–40–2760 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2008.

5–40–2770 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2009.

5–40–2780 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2010.

5–40–2790 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2011.

5–40–2800 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2012.

5–40–2810 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2013.

5–40–2820 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2014.

Article 21 Sulfuric Acid Production Plants [Rule 4–21]

5–40–2830 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2101.

5–40–2840 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2102.

5–40–2850 .............. Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2103.

5–40–2870 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2105.

5–40–2880 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2106.

5–40–2910 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2109.

5–40–2920 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2110.

5–40–2930 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2111.

5–40–2940 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2112.

5–40–2950 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2113.

Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations 21331

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–2960 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2114.

5–40–2970 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2115.

Article 22 Sulfur Recovery Operations [Rule 4–22]

5–40–2980 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2201.

5–40–2990 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2202.

5–40–3000 .............. Standard for Sulfur Dioxide .......... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2203.

5–40–3010 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2204.

5–40–3020 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2205.

5–40–3050 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2208.

5–40–3060 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2209.

5–40–3070 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2210.

5–40–3080 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2211.

5–40–3090 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2212.

5–40–3100 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2213.

5–40–3110 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2214.

Article 23 Nitric Acid Production Units [Rule 4–23]

5–40–3120 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2301.

5–40–3130 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2302.

5–40–3140 .............. Standard for Nitrogen Oxides ....... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2303.

5–40–3150 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2304.

5–40–3160 .............. Standard fof Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2305.

5–40–3190 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2308.

5–40–3200 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2309.

5–40–3210 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2310.

5–40–3220 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2311.

5–40–3230 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2312.

5–40–3240 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2313.

5–40–3250 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2314.

Article 24 Solvent Metal Cleaning Operations [Rule 4–24]

5–40–3260 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3270 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3280 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3290 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3300 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

21332 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–3310 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3340 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3350 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3360 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3370 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3380 .............. Registration ................................... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3390 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

5–40–3400 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/1/97 11/3/99

64 FR 59635

Article 25 Volatile Organic Compound Storage and Transfer Operations [Rule 4–25]

5–40–3410 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2501.

5–40–3420 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2502.

5–40–3430 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2503.

5–40–3440 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2504.

5–40–3450 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2505.

5–40–3460 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2506.

5–40–3490 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2509.

5–40–3500 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2510.

5–40–3510 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2511.

5–40–3520 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2512.

5–40–3530 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2513.

5–40–3540 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2514.

5–40–3550 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2515.

Article 26 Large Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–26]

5–40–3560 .............. Applicability and Desgination of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2601.

5–40–3570 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2602.

5–40–3580 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2603.

5–40–3590 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2604.

5–40–3600 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2605.

5–40–3610 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2606.

5–40–3640 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2609.

5–40–3650 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2610.

5–40–3660 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2611.

5–40–3670 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2612.

5–40–3680 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2613.

Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations 21333

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–3690 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2614.

5–40–3700 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2615.

Article 27 Magnet Wire Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–27]

5–40–3710 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2701.

5–40–3720 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2702.

5–40–3730 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2703.

5–40–3740 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2704.

5–40–3750 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2705.

5–40–3760 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2706.

5–40–3790 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2709.

5–40–3800 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2710.

5–40–3810 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2711.

5–40–3820 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2712.

5–40–3830 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2713.

5–40–3840 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2714.

5–40–3850 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2715.

Article 28 Automobile and Light Duty Truck Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–28]

5–40–3860 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2801.

5–40–3870 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2802.

5–40–3880 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2803.

5–40–3890 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2804.

5–40–3900 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2805.

5–40–3910 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2806.

5–40–3940 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2809.

5–40–3950 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2810.

5–40–3960 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2811.

5–40–3970 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2812.

5–40–3980 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2813.

5–40–3990 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2814.

5–40–4000 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2815.

Article 29 Can Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–29]

5–40–4010 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2901.

5–40–4020 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2902.

21334 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–4030 .............. Standards for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2903.

5–40–4040 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2904.

5–40–4050 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2905.

5–40–4060 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2906.

5–40–4090 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2909.

5–40–4100 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2910.

5–40–4110 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2911.

5–40–4120 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2912.

5–40–4130 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2913.

5–40–4140 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–2914.

Article 30 Metal Coil Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–30]

5–40–4160 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3001.

5–40–4170 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3002.

5–40–4180 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3003.

5–40–4190 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3004.

5–40–4200 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3005.

5–40–4210 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3006.

5–40–4240 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3009.

5–40–4250 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3010.

5–40–4260 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3011.

5–40–4270 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3012.

5–40–4280 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3013.

5–40–4290 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3014.

5–40–4300 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3015.

Article 31 Paper and Fabric Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–31]

5–40–4310 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3101.

5–40–4320 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3102.

5–40–4330 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3103.

5–40–4340 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3104.

5–40–4350 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3105.

5–40–4360 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3106.

5–40–4390 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3109.

5–40–4400 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3110.

5–40–4410 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3111.

Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations 21335

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–4420 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3112.

5–40–4430 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3113.

5–40–4440 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3114.

5–40–4450 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3115.

Article 32 Vinyl Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–32]

5–40–4460 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3201.

5–40–4470 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3202.

5–40–4480 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3203.

5–40–4490 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3204.

5–40–4500 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3205.

5–40–4510 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3206.

5–40–4540 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3209.

5–40–4550 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3210.

5–40–4560 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3211.

5–40–4570 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3212.

5–40–4580 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3213.

5–40–4590 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3214.

5–40–4600 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3215.

Article 33 Metal Furniture Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–33]

5–40–4610 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3301.

5–40–4620 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3302

5–40–4630 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3303.

5–40–4640 .............. Control Technology ....................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3304.

5–40–4650 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3305.

5–40–4660 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3306.

5–40–4690 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3309.

5–40–4700 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3310.

5–40–4710 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3311.

5–40–4720 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3312.

5–40–4730 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3313.

5–40–4740 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3314.

5–40–4750 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3315.

21336 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

Article 34 Miscellaneous Metal Parts and Products Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–34]

5–40–4760 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3401.

5–40–4770 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3402.

5–40–4780 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3403.

5–40–4790 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3404.

5–40–4800 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3405.

5–40–4810 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3406.

5–40–4840 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3409.

5–40–4850 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3410.

5–40–4860 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3411.

5–40–4870 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3412.

5–40–4880 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3413.

5–40–4890 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3414.

5–40–4900 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3415.

Article 35 Flatwood Paneling Coating Application Systems [Rule 4–35]

5–40–4910 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3501.

5–40–4920 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3502.

5–40–4930 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3503.

5–40–4940 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3504.

5–40–4950 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3505.

5–40–4960 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3506.

5–40–4990 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3509.

5–40–5000 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3510.

5–40–5010 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3511.

5–40–5020 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3512.

5–40–5030 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3513.

5–40–5040 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3514.

5–40–5050 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3515.

Article 36 Graphic Arts Printing Process [Rule 4–36]

5–40–5060 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

§ 52.2465(c)(113)(i)(B)(4)

5–40–5070 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5080 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR11334

5–40–5090 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5100 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–5130 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5140 .............. Test Methods and Procedure ....... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5150 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5160 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5170 .............. Registration ................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5180 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–5190 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

Article 37 Petroleum Liquid Storage and Transfer Operations [Rule 4–37]

5–40–5200 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3701.

5–40–5210 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3702.

5–40–5220 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3703.

5–40–5230 .............. Control Technology Guidelines ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3704.

5–40–5240 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3705.

5–40–5250 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3706.

5–40–5280 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3709.

5–40–5290 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3710.

5–40–5300 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3711.

5–40–5310 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3712.

5–40–5320 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3713.

5–40–5330 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3714.

5–40–5340 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3715.

Article 38 Dry Cleaning Systems [Rule 4–38]

5–40–5350 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3801.

5–40–5360 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3802.

5–40–5370 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3803.

5–40–5380 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3804.

5–40–5490 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3805.

5–40–5420 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3808.

5–40–5430 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3809.

5–40–5440 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3810.

5–40–5450 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3811.

5–40–5460 .............. Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3812.

5–40–5470 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3813.

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

Article 39 Asphalt Paving Operations [Rule 4–39]

5–40–5490 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3901.

5–40–5500 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3902.

5–40–5510 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3903.

5–40–5520 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3904.

5–40–5530 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3905.

5–40–5560 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3908.

5–40–5570 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3909.

5–40–5580 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3910.

5–40–5590 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–3911.

Article 40 Open Burning [Rule 4–40]

5–40–5600 .............. Applicability ................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11332

Provisions of Article 40 are applicable only in Northern Va and

Richmond Emissions Control

Areas as defined in 9 VAC 5–

20–206.

5–40–5610 .............. Definitions of ‘‘refuse’’, ‘‘household

refuse’’, ‘‘clean burning waste’’,

‘‘landfill’’, ‘‘local landfill’’, ‘‘sanitary landfill’’, ‘‘special incineration device’’.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11332

5–40–5610 .............. All definitions not listed above ...... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–4002.

5–40–5620 .............. Open Burning Prohibitions ............ 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11332

5–40–5630 .............. Permissible Open Burning ............ 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11332

5–40–5631 .............. Forest Management and Agricultural Practices.7/1/97 3/12/97

62 FR 11332

Former Appendix D, Effective 4/1/

96.

Article 41 Mobile Sources [Rule 4–41]

5–40–5650 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–4101.

5–40–5660 .............. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–4102.

5–40–5670 .............. Motor Vehicles .............................. 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–4103.

5–40–5680 .............. Other Mobile Sources ................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–4104.

5–40–5690 .............. Export/Import of Motor Vehicles ... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–04–4105.

Article 45 Lithographic Printing Processes

5–40–7800 .............. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7810 .............. Definitions of ‘‘alcohol’’, ‘‘cleaning

solution’’, fountain solution’’,

‘‘lithographic printing’’, ‘‘printing’’, ‘‘printing process’’.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7820 .............. Standard for Volatile Organic

Compounds.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7840 .............. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7850 .............. Standard for Fugitive Dust Emissions.4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–40–7880 .............. Compliance ................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7890 .............. Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7900 .............. Monitoring ..................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7910 .............. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7920 .............. Registration ................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7930 .............. Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance and Malfunction.

4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

5–40–7940 .............. Permits .......................................... 4/1/96 3/12/97

62 FR 11334

Chapter 50 New and Modified Stationary Sources [Part V]

Part I Special Provisions

5–50–10 .................. Applicability ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–01.

5–50–20 .................. Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–02.

5–50–30 .................. Performance Testing ..................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–03.

5–50–40 .................. Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–04.

5–50–50 .................. Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–05.

Part II Emission Standards

Article 1 Visible Emissions and Fugitive Dust/Emissions [Rule 5–1]

5–50–60 .................. Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0101.

5–50–70 .................. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0102.

5–50–80 .................. Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0103.

5–50–90 .................. Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0104.

5–50–100 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0105.

5–50–110 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0106.

5–50–120 ................ Waivers ......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0107.

Article 4 Stationary Sources [Rule 5–4]

5–50–240 ................ Applicability and Designation of

Affected Facility.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0401.

5–50–250 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0402.

5–50–260 ................ Standard for Stationary Sources .. 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0403.

5–50–270 ................ Standard for Major Stationary

Sources (Nonattainment Areas).

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0404.

5–50–280 ................ Standard for Major Stationary

Sources (Prevention of significant Deterioration Areas).

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0405.

5–50–290 ................ Standard for Visible Emissions ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0406.

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–50–300 ................ Standard for Fugitive Dust/Emissions.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0407.

5–50–330 ................ Compliance ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0410.

5–50–340 ................ Test Methods and Procedures ..... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0411

5–50–350 ................ Monitoring ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0412

5–50–360 ................ Notification, Records and Reporting.4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0413

5–50–370 ................ Registration ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0414

5–50–380 ................ Facility and Control Equipment

Maintenance or Malfunction.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0415.

5–50–390 ................ Permits .......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–05–0416.

Chapter 70 Air Pollution Episode Prevention [Part VII]

5–70–10 .................. Applicability ................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–01.

5–70–20 .................. Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–02.

5–70–30 .................. General ......................................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–03.

5–70–40 .................. Episode Determination .................. 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–04.

5–70–50 .................. Standby Emission Reduction

Plans.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–05.

5–70–60 .................. Control Requirements ................... 4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–06.

5–70–70 .................. Local Air Pollution Control Agency

Participation.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–07–07.

Chapter 80 Permits for Stationary Sources [Part VIII]

5–80–10/Article 6 .... New and Modified Stationary

Sources.

4/17/95 [Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–08–01

10A ......................... Applicability ................................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01A.

10B ......................... Definitions ..................................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01B.

10C. (Exc.C.1.b ...... General ......................................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01C. (Exec.C.1.b.

10D ......................... Applications ................................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01D.

10E ......................... Information required ...................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01E.

10F .......................... Action on permit application ......... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01F.

10G ......................... Public participation ........................ 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01G.; Exceptions: 10.G.1 and

.01G.4.b.

VR120–08–01C.1.a;

.01C.4.b through

.d.

Public Participation public recodified hearing requirements for

major modifications.

4/31/81;

recodified

2/1/85

5/4/82 47 FR 19134; recodified 2/

25/93, 58 FR 11373

See § 52.2423(o).

10H.2. and 10H.3 ... Standards for granting permits ..... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01H.2. and 01H.3.

10I.1. and 10I.3 ...... Application review and analysis .... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01I.1. and 01I.3.

10J .......................... Compliance determination and

verification by performance testing.

4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01J.

10K ......................... Permit invalidation, revocation and

enforcement.

4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01K.

10L .......................... Existence of permit no defense .... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01L.

10M ......................... Compliance with local zoning requirements.4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]01M.

10N ......................... Reactivation and permanent shutdown.4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]N.

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State citation (9

VAC 5) Title/subject State effective date EPA approval date Explanation [former SIP citation]

10O Transfer of permits ....................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]O.

10P Circumvention ............................... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]P.

5–80–11 Stationary source permit exemption levels.7/1/97 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]Appendix R.

5–80–40 Permits-operating (all sections) .... 4/17/95 Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]120–08–04 (§ 52.2465(c)(94).

Article 8 Permits-Major Stationary Sources and Major Modifications Located in Prevention of Significant Deterioration Areas

5–80–1700 Applicability ................................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1710 Definitions ..................................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1720 General ......................................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1730 Ambient Air Increments ................ 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1740 Ambient Air Ceilings ..................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1750 Applications .................................. 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1760 Compliance with Local Zoning

Requirements.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1770 Compliance Determination and

Verification by Performance

Testing.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1780 Stack Heights ............................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1790 Review of Major Stationary

Sources and Major Modifications—Source Applicability and

Exemptions.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1800 Control Technology Review ......... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1810 Source Impact Analysis ................ 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1820 Air Quality Models ........................ 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1830 Air Quality Analysis ...................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1840 Source Information ....................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1850 Additional Impact Analysis ........... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1860 Sources Impacting Federal Class

I Areas—Additional Requirements.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1870 Public Participation ....................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1880 Source Obligation ......................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1890 Environmental Impact Statements 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1900 Disputed Permits .......................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1910 Interstate Pollution Abatement ..... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1920 Innovative Control Technology ..... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1930 Reactivation and Permanent

Shutdown.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1940 Transfer of Permits ....................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1950 Permitt Invalidation, Revocation,

and Enforcement.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

5–80–1960 Circumvention ............................... 1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–80–1970 .............. Review and Confirmation of this

Chapter by Board.

1/1/97 3/23/98

63 FR 13795

Article 9 Permits—Major Stationary Sources and Major Modifications Located in Nonattainment Areas 120–08–03.

5–80–2000 .............. Applicability ................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite]03A. (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2010 .............. Definitions ..................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03B (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2020 .............. General ......................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03C (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2030 .............. Applications ................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

.03D (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2040 .............. Information required ...................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Registercite].03E (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2050 .............. Standards/conditions for granting

permits.

1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publications date and Federal Register cite].03F (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2060 .............. Action on permit application ......... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03G (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2070 .............. Public Participation ....................... 1/1/83

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03H (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2080 .............. Compliance determination and

verification by performance testing.

1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03I. (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2090 .............. Application review and analysis .... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03J (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2100 .............. Circumvention ............................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03K (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2110 .............. Interstate pollution abatement ...... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03L (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2120 .............. Offsets ........................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03M (9/21/99), 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2130 .............. De minimis increases and stationary source modification alternatives for ozone nonattainment areas classified as serious

or severe in 9 VAC 5–20–204.

1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03N (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2140 .............. Exception ...................................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03O (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2150 .............. Compliance with local zoning requirements.1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Registercite].03P (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2160 .............. Reactivation and Permit Shutdown 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03Q (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2170 .............. Transfer of Permits ....................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03R (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2180 .............. Revocation of permit ..................... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03S (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

5–80–2190 .............. Existence of permit no defense .... 1/1/93

4/1/99

[Insert publication date and Federal Register cite].03T (9/21/99, 64 FR 51047).

Chapter 91 Regulations for the Control of Motor Vehicle Emissions in the Northern Virginia Area

Part I Definitions

5–91–10 .................. General ......................................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–20 .................. Terms Defined .............................. 1/1/98 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Exception—‘‘Northern Virginia program area’’ does not include

Fauquier County.

Part II General Provisions

5–91–30 .................. Applicability and authority of the

department.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

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State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–91–50 .................. Documents Incorporated by Reference.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–60 .................. Hearings and Proceedings ........... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–70 .................. Appeal of Case Decisions ............ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–80 .................. Variances ...................................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–90 .................. Right of entry ................................ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–100 ................ Conditions on approvals ............... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–110 ................ Procedural information and guidance.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–120 ................ Export and import of motor vehicles.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–130 ................ Relationship of state regulations to

federal regulations.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–140 ................ Delegation of authority .................. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–9–150 .................. Availability of information .............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part III Emission Standards for Motor Vehicle Air Pollution

5–91–160 ................ Exhaust emission standards for

two-speed idle testing in enhanced emissions inspection

programs.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–170 ................ Exhaust emission standards for

ASM testing in enhanced emissions inspection programs.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–180 ................ Exhaust emission standards for

on-road testing through remote

sensing.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–190 ................ Emissions control systems standards.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–200 ................ Evaporative emissions standards 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–210 ................ Visible emissions standards ......... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part IV Permitting and Operation of Emissions Inspection Stations

5–91–220 ................ General provisions ........................ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–230 ................ Applications ................................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–240 ................ Standards and conditions for permits.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–250 ................ Action on permit application ......... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–260 ................ Emissions inspection station permits, categories.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–270 ................ Permit renewals ............................ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–280 ................ Permit revocation, surrender of

materials.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–290 ................ Emission inspection station operations.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–300 ................ Emissions inspection station

records.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–310 ................ Sign and permit posting ................ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–320 ................ Equipment and facility requirements.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–330 ................ Analyzer system operation ........... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–340 ................ Motor vehicle inspection report;

certificate of emission inspection.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

21344 Federal Register / Vol. 65, No. 78 / Friday, April 21, 2000 / Rules and Regulations

EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

5–91–350 ................ Data media .................................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–360 ................ Inspection number and access

code usage.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–370 ................ Fleet emissions inspection stations; mobile fleet emissions inspection stations.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part V Emissions Inspector Testing and Licensing

5–91–380 ................ Emissions inspector licenses and

renewals.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–390 ................ Qualification requirements for

emissions inspector licenses.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–400 ................ Conduct of emissions inspectors .. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part VI Inspection Procedures

5–91–410 ................ General ......................................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–420 ................ Inspection procedure; rejection,

pass, fail, waiver.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–430 ................ ASM test procedure ...................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–440 ................ Two-speed idle test procedure ..... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

4–91–450 ................ Fuel test evaporative pressure test

and gas cap pressure test procedure.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

4–91–460 ................ Fuel system evaporative purge

test procedure.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–470 ................ Short test standards for warranty

eligibility.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–480 ................ Emissions related repairs ............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–490 ................ Engine and fuel changes .............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part VII Vehicle Emissions Repair Facility Certification

5–91–500 ................ Applicability and Authority ............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–510 ................ Certification Qualifications ............ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–520 ................ Expiration, reinstatement, renewal,

and requalification.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–530 ................ Emissions repair facility operations 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–540 ................ Sign Posting .................................. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part VIII Emissions Repair Technician Certification and Responsibilities

5–91–550 ................ Applicability and authority ............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–560 ................ Certification qualifications for

emissions repair technicians.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–570 ................ Expiration, reinstatement, renewal

and requalification.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–580 ................ Certified emissions repair technician responsibilities.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

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EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

Part IX Enforcement Procedures

5–91–590 ................ Enforcement of regulations, permits, licenses, certifications and

orders.

4/2/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–600 ................ General enforcement process ...... 4/2/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–600 ................ General enforcement process ...... 4/2/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–610 ................ Consent orders and penalties for

violations.

4/2/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–620 ................ Major violations ............................. 4/2/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–630 ................ Minor violations ............................. 4/2/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part X Analyzer System Certification and Specifications for Enhanced Emissions Inspections Programs

5–91–640 ................ Applicability ................................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–650 ................ Design goals ................................. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–660 ................ Warranty; service contract ............ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–670 ................ Owner provides services .............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–680 ................ Certification of analyzer systems .. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–690 ................ Span gases; gases for calibration

purposes.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–700 ................ Calibration of exhaust gas analyzers.1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–710 ................ Upgrade of analyzer system ......... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part XI Manufacturer Recall

5–91–720 ................ Vehicle manufacturer recall .......... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–730 ................ Exemptions; temporary extensions 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part XII On-Road Testing

5–91–740 ................ General Requirements .................. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–750 ................ Operating Procedures; violation of

standards.

1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–760 ................ Schedule of civil charges .............. 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part XIII Federal Facilities

5–91–770 ................ General requirements ................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–780 ................ Proof of compliance ...................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

Part XIV ASM Exhaust Emission Standards

5–91–790 ................ ASM start-up standards ................ 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

5–91–800 ................ ASM final standards ...................... 1/24/97 9/1/99

64 FR 47670

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EPA-APPROVED REGULATIONS IN THE VIRGINIA SIP—Continued

State citation

(9 VAC 5) Title/subject

State effective

date

EPA approval date Explanation [Former SIP citation]

Chapter 160 General Conformity Rules 1/24/97

Part I General Definitions

5–160–10 ................ General ......................................... 1/24/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–20 ................ Terms Defined .............................. 1/24/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

Part II General Provisions

5–160–30 ................ Applicability. .................................. 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–40 ................ Authority of Board and department 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–50 ................ Establishment of regulations and

orders.

1/2/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–60 ................ Enforcement of regulations and

order.

1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–70 ................ Hearings and proceedings ............ 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–80 ................ Relationship of state regulations to

federal regulations.

1//97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–90 ................ Appeals ......................................... 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–100 .............. Availability of information .............. 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

Part III Criteria and Procedures for Making Conformity Determinations

5–160–110 .............. General ......................................... 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

§ 52.2465(c)(118).

5–160–120 .............. Conformity analysis ....................... 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–130 .............. Reporting requirements ................ 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–140 .............. Public participation ........................ 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–150 .............. Frequency of conformity determinations.1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–160 .............. Criteria for determining conformity 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–170 .............. Procedures for conformity determinations.1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–180 .............. Mitigation of air quality impacts .... 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–190 .............. Savings provision .......................... 1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

5–160–200 .............. Review and confirmation of this

chapter by board.

1/1/97 10/21/97

62 FR 54585

Chapter 200 National Low Emission Vehicle Program

5–200–10 ................ Definitions ..................................... 4/14/99 12/28/99

64 FR 72564

SIP Effective Date: 2/28/00.

5–200–20 ................ Participation in national LEV ......... 4/14/99 12/28/99

64 FR 72564

SIP Effective Date: 2/28/00.

5–200–30 ................ Transition from national LEV requirements to a Virginia Sec.

177 program.

4/14/99 12/28/99

64 FR 72564

SIP Effective Date: 2/28/00.

2 VAC 5—Chapter 480 Regulation Governing the Oxygenation of Gasoline

5–480–20 Applicability ................................... 11/1/96 2/17/00

65 FR

SIP Effetive Date: 4/3/00.

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(d) EPA approved State SourceSpecific Requirements.

EPA-APPROVED VIRGINIA SOURCE-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Source name Permit/order or registration number

State effective date EPA approval date 40 CFR part 52 citation

Norfolk Naval Base-Exchange Service Station ................... [NONE] 8/6/79 8/17/81

46 FR 41499

52.2465(c)(41).

Reynolds Metal Co.—Rolling Mill ........................................ DSE–597–87 9/30/87 8/20/90

55 FR 33904

52.2465(c)(92).

Aqualon (Hercules) Company ............................................. 50363 9/26/90 11/1/91

56 FR 56159

52.2465(c)(93).

Nabisco Brands, Inc ............................................................ DTE–179–91 4/24/91 3/6/92

57 FR 8080

52.2465(c)(95).

Burlington Industries ............................................................ 30401 11/19/91 3/18/92

57 FR 9388

52.2465(c)(96).

Reynolds Metals Co.—Bellwood ......................................... DSE–413A–86 10/31/86 6/13/96

61 FR 29963

52.2465(c)(110).

Reynolds Metals Co.—South .............................................. DSE–412A–86

Philip Morris, Inc.—Bended Leaf Facility ............................ 50080 2/27/86 10/14/97

62 FR 53277

52.2465(c)(120).

Philip Morris, Inc.—Park 500 Facility .................................. 50722 3/26/97

Philip Morris, Inc.—Richmond Manufacturing Center ......... 50076 7/13/96

Virginia Electric and Power Co.—Innsbrook Technical

Center.

50396 5/30/96

Hercules, Inc.—Aqualon Division ........................................ V–0163–96 7/12/96

City of Hopewell—Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility.50735 5/30/96

Allied Signal, Inc.—Hopewell Plant ..................................... 50232 3/26/97 10/14/97

62 FR 53277

52.2465(c)(121).

Allied Signal, Inc.—Chesterfield Plant ................................ V–0114–96 5/20/96

Bear Island Paper Co. L.P .................................................. V–135–96 7/12/96

Stone Container Corp.—Hopewell Mill ............................... 50370 5/30/96

E.I. duPont de Nemours and Co.—Spruance Plant ........... V–0117–96 5/30/96 10/14/97

62 FR 53277

52.2465(c)(121).

ICI Americas Inc.—Films Division—Hopewell Site ............. 50418 5/30/96

Tuscarora, Inc ..................................................................... 71814 6/5/96 1/22/99

64 FR 3425

52.2465(c)(128).

(e) [Reserved]

[FR Doc. 00–9535 Filed 4–20–00; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6560–50–P

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

40 CFR Part 52

[CA 031–0174a; FRL–6580–3]

Approval and Promulgation of

Implementation Plans; California State

Implementation Plan Revision, Lake

County Air Quality Management

District and San Joaquin Valley Unified

Air Pollution Control District

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Direct final rule.

SUMMARY: EPA is taking direct final

action on revisions to the California

State Implementation Plan. The

revisions concern rules from the

following: Lake County Air Quality

Management District (LCAQMD) and

San Joaquin Valley Unified Air

Pollution Control District (SJVUAPCD).

The rules control particulate matter

(PM) emissions from open burning or

processes identified by a weight rate

throughput. This approval action will

incorporate these rules into the

federally-approved SIP. The intended

effect of approving these rules is to

regulate emissions of PM in accordance

with the requirements of the Clean Air

Act, as amended in 1990 (CAA). Thus,

EPA is finalizing the approval of these

rules into the California SIP under

provisions of the CAA regarding EPA

action on SIP submittals, SIPs for

national primary and secondary ambient

air quality standards, and plan

requirements for attainment and

nonattainment areas.

DATES: This rule is effective on June 20,

2000 without further notice, unless EPA

receives relevant adverse comments by

May 22, 2000. If EPA receives such

comments, then it will publish a timely

withdrawal in the Federal Register

informing the public that this rule will

not take effect.

ADDRESSES: Comments must be

submitted in writing to Andrew Steckel

at the Region IX office listed below.

Copies of the rules and EPA’s evaluation

report for the rules are available for

public inspection at EPA’s Region IX

office during normal business hours.

Copies of the submitted rules are

available for inspection at the following

locations:

Rulemaking Office (AIR–4), Air

Division, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, Region IX, 75

Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, CA

94105.

Environmental Protection Agency, Air

Docket (6102), Ariel Rios Building,

1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW.,

Washington, DC 20460.

California Air Resources Board,

Stationary Source Division, Rule

Evaluation Section, 2020 ‘‘L’’ Street,

Sacramento, CA 95812.

Lake County Air Quality Management

District, 883 Lakeport Boulevard,

Lakeport, CA 95453.

San Joaquin Valley Unified Air

Pollution Control District, 1990 East

Gettysburg Street, Fresno, CA 93726.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Al

Petersen, Rulemaking Office, (AIR–4),

Air Division, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, Region IX, 75

Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, CA

94105, Telephone: (415) 744–1135.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

I. Applicability

The rules being approved into the

California SIP include: LCAQMD