With the performance ratio acting as an incentive and given the flexibility to innovate, Andersen is committed to continued improvement. The Minnesota XL Permit will, to the extent possible, combine air, hazardous waste, and water discharge conditions at the Bayport Facility into one Minnesota XL Permit, and will include the federal air permit for the Bayport Facility as required by 40 CFR Part 70 . During the development of the multi-media Minnesota XL Permit, overlapping or conflicting conditions from existing permits will be combined or reconciled, as allowed by applicable requirements. The Minnesota XL Permit will, to the extent possible, reduce the administrative burden through simplified monitoring, reporting and recordkeeping. Documents on Public Notice Draft Site-specific Rule and Draft Final Project Agreement Public comment period closed May 19, 1999.
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