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﻿ Proposed Subpart 202-2 Emission Statements - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation
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Proposed Subpart 202-2 Emission Statements
The Department is proposing to revise Subpart 202-2, Emission Statements to require electronic submittal of annual emission statements. This requirement will be phased in beginning with Title V permits issued in 2021. The first electronic reporting year for each facility will be the year in which a new or renewed Title V permit is issued containing an enforceable condition mandating electronic submittal of the annual emission statement. By reporting year 2025, all emission statements will be subject to the electronic reporting requirements with certain exceptions. The proposed revisions to Subpart 202-2 will also be submitted to the United States Environmental Protection Agency as a revision to the State Implementation Plan (SIP) for New York State.
More about Proposed Subpart 202-2 Emission Statements:
Express Terms Summary Proposed Subpart 202-2 - Summary of proposed changes to Subpart 202-2
Express Terms Proposed Subpart 202-2 - Proposed changes to Subpart 202-2
Regulatory Impact Statement Summary Proposed Part 202-2 - Summary of the Regulatory Impact Statement
Regulatory Impact Statement Proposed Part 202-2 - A general overview of the regulation detailing, among other things, the statutory authority, need for and justification of the proposal, expected cost and recordkeeping/reporting impacts, and compliance schedule.
Job Impact Statement Proposed Part 202-2 - Necessary for all regulations affecting 100 or more jobs and employment opportunities, this document details the number and categories of jobs affected, regions of the state suffering a disproportionate impact, and measures taken to minimize any impact on jobs and employment opportunities.
Rural Area Flexibility Analysis Proposed Part 202-2 - Defined as counties with populations of fewer than 200,000 people and towns in non-rural counties where population density is less than 150 people per square mile, this must state any impacts or requirements imposed upon rural areas. This must also express opportunities provided for rural citizens, businesses or organizations to participate in the rulemaking.
Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments Proposed Subpart 202-2 - Consideration of, and steps taken by the Department, to minimize any negative impacts on small businesses (independently owned businesses wholly within New York State of 100 employees or fewer) or local governments. This includes an explanation of what opportunities were provided to these entities to participate in the rulemaking process.
Express Terms Summary Proposed Subpart 202-2
Express Terms Proposed Subpart 202-2
Regulatory Impact Statement Summary Proposed Part 202-2
Regulatory Impact Statement Proposed Part 202-2
Job Impact Statement Proposed Part 202-2
Rural Area Flexibility Analysis Proposed Part 202-2
Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments Proposed Subpart 202-2