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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.603 - Amount of Fee

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a) For each
				12-month period beginning after the date on which USEPA approves or
				conditionally approves the CAAPP, but in no event prior to January 1, 1994, an
				owner or operator of a source subject to the CAAPP or excluded pursuant to
				Section 39.5(1.1) or 39.5(3)(c) of the Act shall pay a fee in accordance with
				the following:
1) The fee for a source
				allowed to emit less than 100 tons per year of any combination of regulated air
				pollutants shall be the dollar amount set forth within Section 39.5(18) of the
				Act; and
2) The fee for a source
				allowed to emit 100 tons or more per year of any combination of regulated air
				pollutants shall be the dollar per ton amount set forth within Section 39.5(18)
				of the Act for each ton of allowable emissions of regulated air pollutants at
				that source.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.604 - Billing Procedures

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a) The
				amount of the fee and the due date of payment shall be included on a billing
				statement sent to the source.
b)
				The initial billing statement under this Subpart shall be sent after the
				source's initial CAAPP application has been received by the Agency.
c) The date of subsequent billing statements
				under this Subpart shall be based upon the date on which the source's initial
				complete CAAPP application was received by the Agency.
d) The due date of payment shall be
				forty-five (45) days after the billing date indicated on each billing statement
				or five (5) days after the date the CAAPP application has been deemed or
				determined to be complete by the Agency, whichever is later.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.605 - Payment Procedures

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a) Fee
				payment shall be made through the Illinois E-Pay System or by check or money
				order payable to either the "Treasurer, State of Illinois" or the "Illinois
				Environmental Protection Agency". The check or money order shall be accompanied
				by the billing statement that will include the source name and identification
				number assigned by the Bureau of Air.
b) If paying by check or money order, payment
				shall be mailed to:
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Fiscal Services Section
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
c) Payment shall not include any fees,
				penalties or other monies due to the Agency for any purposes other than payment
				of the fee required under this Subpart.
d) Fees shall be paid no later than 45 days
				after the billing date indicated on the billing statement.
e) An owner or operator of a source shall
				remain liable for payment of the fee specified in the billing statement for the
				source unless a written request for withdrawal of the permit for the source is
				submitted in writing to the Agency prior to the payment due date indicated on
				the billing statement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.606 - Refund and Underpayment of Fees

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a)
				A fee remitted to the Agency under this Subpart shall not be refunded in whole
				or part unless the amount paid is in excess of the amount billed or the amount
				billed is determined to be incorrect.
b) An owner or operator of a source entitled
				to a refund under subsection (a) above must request such refund in writing;
				otherwise, the amount that was overpaid incorrectly shall be credited against
				future fees for which the source will be billed under this Subpart.
c) If the owner or operator of a source
				submits to the Agency an amount less that the amount due pursuant to Section
				39.5(18) of the Act and this Subpart due to an error in the source's
				calculation of allowable emissions or an error in the Agency's calculation of
				fees, the owner or operator shall submit the difference between the amount paid
				and the amount due in accordance with subsections (1) or (2) below.
1) If a source discovers that its calculation
				of allowable emissions was incorrect, it shall promptly submit to the Agency
				the correct information and the amount of underpayment.
2) If the Agency discovers that it has
				incorrectly billed the source, the Agency shall promptly notify the owner or
				operator of the CAAPP source. The Agency must notify the owner or operator of
				the incorrect billing during the term of the permit. The owner or operator of
				the CAAPP source shall submit the amount of underpayment within 45 days after
				receipt of the notice.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.607 - Requests for Reconsideration of Fee Amount

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a) Requests for reconsideration of the fee
				amount indicated on a source's billing statement shall be submitted in writing
				no later than 30 days after issuance of the billing statement.
b) Requests for reconsideration shall include
				all pertinent facts and arguments in support thereof. Such requests shall be
				addressed to:
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Bureau of Air, Program and Budget Officer
P. O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
c) The submittal of a written request for
				reconsideration of the billed fee amount shall automatically stay the due date
				of payment to a date thirty (30) days subsequent to final Agency action on the
				request for reconsideration.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.608 - Agency Response to Requests for Reconsideration

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The Agency shall respond in writing to requests for
				  reconsideration of the billed fee amount within 30 days after receipt of the
				  request. Such written response shall constitute final Agency action on the
				  request for reconsideration.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 270 - CLEAN AIR ACT PERMIT PROGRAM PROCEDURES › Subpart F - FEES › Section 270.609 - Appeal of Agency Response

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Final Agency action on a request for reconsideration may be
				  appealed by the owner or operator of a source pursuant to applicable Board
				  regulations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 271 - INFORMATION ON COAL CONTRACTS AND SAMPLING REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR COAL-FIRED FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION SOURCES › Section 271.100 - Purpose

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This Part describes the information required by the
				Environmental Protection Agency (Agency) to determine compliance with the
				Environmental Protection Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1983, ch. 1111/2, pars. 1001 et
				seq.) (Act) and regulations adopted by the Pollution Control Board (Board) at
				35 Ill. Adm. Code 201, 212, 214, 230 and 243 in order to issue permits for
				coal-fired fuel combustion emission sources.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 271 - INFORMATION ON COAL CONTRACTS AND SAMPLING REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR COAL-FIRED FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION SOURCES › Section 271.105 - Applicability

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This Part shall apply to coal-fired fuel combustion emission
				sources for which compliance with the Act and with applicable sulfur dioxide
				emission limitations at 35 Ill. Adm. Code 214, 230 and 243 is demonstrated by
				fuel sampling and analysis. This Part shall not apply to coal-fired fuel
				combustion emission sources demonstrating compliance with the applicable sulfur
				dioxide emission limitations by other means such as continuous monitoring of
				stack emissions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 271 - INFORMATION ON COAL CONTRACTS AND SAMPLING REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR COAL-FIRED FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION SOURCES › Section 271.110 - Information Required in Permit Applications

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a) If the rated heat input for all coal-fired
			 fuel combustion emission sources located at a facility exceeds 500 million
			 British thermal units (Btu)/hour, then:
1) The
			 applicant for a permited shall submit those provisions of its coal supply
			 contracts or of its letters of intent which set forth the duration of the
			 agreement and specifications for ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture; or
2) If no contract or letter of intent for
			 purchase of coal exists, the applicant shall submit the coal quality
			 specifications for ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture content necessary to ensure
			 compliance with applicable regulations at 35 Ill. Adm. Code 212, 214, 230 and
			 243. These specifications shall be included with all purchase orders for coal
			 during the duration of the permit. Copies of all purchase orders for coal shall
			 be available to the Agency upon request.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 271 - INFORMATION ON COAL CONTRACTS AND SAMPLING REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR COAL-FIRED FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION SOURCES › Section 271.120 - Duration of Permits

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a) Permits
			 issued on the basis of information provided pursuant to Section
			 271.110(a)(1)
			  shall usually not extend beyond the final
			 date of the contract or letter of intent, whichever is earlier.
b) Notwithstanding Subsection (a) of this
			 Section, the duration of a permit based on a letter of intent shall not exceed
			 one year unless the applicant has certified that coal will be purchased from
			 the same source.
c) Permits issued
			 on the basis of coal quality specifications for purchase orders, provided
			 pursuant to Section
			 271.110(a)(2),
			 shall usually not exceed one year.
d) In addition to the coal supply, the Agency
			 shall consider the following factors in determining whether permits for sources
			 affected by this Part shall be issued for more than one year:
1) The history of excess emissions caused by
			 malfunctions and breakdowns; and
2)
			 The need for additional stack tests to assure continuing compliance with
			 applicable regulations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 271 - INFORMATION ON COAL CONTRACTS AND SAMPLING REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR COAL-FIRED FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION SOURCES › Section 271.130 - Permit Conditions

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a) When
			 necessary to demonstrate continuing compliance with the Act and Board
			 regulations, the Agency will include requirements for coal sampling, analysis,
			 record-keeping and reporting as conditions in permits for coal-fired fuel
			 combustion sources. Such conditions may require that:
1) The coal shall be sampled, analyzed for
			 ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture content and the results of the analyses reported
			 to the Agency in accordance with the schedule specified in the
			 permit;
2) The permittee shall
			 maintain records of the coal delivered, the coal sampled, and results of the
			 analyses in accordance with the schedule specified in the permit; and
3) The Agency shall be allowed to sample all
			 coal delivered to or burned at the facility and, upon request, shall be
			 furnished replicate coal samples for analysis.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 274 - CLEAN AIR SET-ASIDE (REPEALED) › Subpart B - CLEAN AIR SET-ASIDE PROCEDURES (REPEALED) › Section 274.200 - Eligible CAIR CASA Projects and NO[X] Allowances Available for Distribution (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 274 - CLEAN AIR SET-ASIDE (REPEALED) › Subpart B - CLEAN AIR SET-ASIDE PROCEDURES (REPEALED) › Section 274.204 - Applications for CAIR CASA NO[X] Allowances (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 275.100 - Purpose

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This Part establishes procedures for applying for electric
				  vehicle rebates as authorized by the Electric Vehicle Rebate Act [415 ILCS 120
				  ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 275.110 - Other Definitions

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Unless otherwise defined in Section
				  275.120 and unless a
				  different meaning of a term is clear from its context, the definitions of terms
				  used in this Part shall have the meanings specified by Section 10 of the
				  Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 275.120 - Definitions

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"Act" means the Electric Vehicle Rebate Act [415 ILCS 120
				  ].
"Agency" means the Illinois Environmental Protection
				  Agency.
"Electric vehicle" means a vehicle that is
				  exclusively powered by and refueled by electricity, must be plugged in to
				  charge, and is licensed to drive on public roadways. "Electric vehicle" does
				  not include electric mopeds, electric off-highway vehicles, or hybrid electric
				  vehicles and extended-range electric vehicles that are also equipped with
				  conventional fueled propulsion or auxiliary engines.
[415 ILCS 120/10
				  ]
"Low income" means persons and families whose income
				  does not exceed 80% of the State median income for the current State fiscal
				  year, as established by the United States Department of Health and Human
				  Services.
[415 ILCS 120/10
				  ]
"Owner" means any individual who has legal title to a motor
				  vehicle.
"Proof of purchase" means a copy of a canceled check, an
				  invoice or bill showing that the applicable amount has been paid or that no
				  remaining balance exists, or other appropriate proof, acceptable to the Agency,
				  that payment has been made for the related purchase.
"Purchaser" means an individual who purchases an electric
				  vehicle.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart B - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE › Section 275.200 - Eligibility

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a) On and after
				July 1, 2022, each individual who purchases an electric vehicle and satisfies
				the criteria set forth in this Section is eligible to receive a rebate under
				this Part.
To be eligible to receive a rebate, a purchaser
				must
:
1)
Reside in Illinois,
				both at the time the vehicle was purchased and at the time the rebate is
				issued.
[415 ILCS
				120/27(b)(1) ]
2) Not have received a rebate under the Act
				in the 10 years prior to the date an application is received by the
				Agency
. A rebate may only be applied for and awarded once per purchaser
				in any 10-year period.
[415 ILCS
				120/27(f) ]
3)
Purchase a new or used electric
				vehicle in Illinois on or after July 1, 2022,
from a dealership
				licensed by the Illinois Secretary of State
and be the owner of the
				vehicle at the time the rebate is issued. Rented or leased vehicles, vehicles
				purchased from an out-of-state dealership, and vehicles delivered to or
				received by the purchaser out-of-state are not eligible for a rebate under the
				Act.
[415 ILCS
				120/27(b)(2) ]
4) Purchase an electric vehicle that has
				never been the subject of a rebate issued under the Act.
A rebate
				administered under this Act may only be applied for and awarded one time per
				vehicle identification number.
[415 ILCS
				120/27(f) ] The Agency will provide
				on its website a searchable list of vehicle identification numbers for vehicles
				that have received a rebate under the Act.
5)
Apply for the rebate within 90
				days after the vehicle purchase date
by providing all of the
				information specified in Section
				275.230 to the
				Agency. [415 ILCS
				120/27(b)(3) ] The application must
				be postmarked within 90 days after the vehicle purchase
				date
.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart B - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE › Section 275.230 - Applications

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a) To apply for a
				rebate, a purchaser must provide the Agency with the following, on a form
				prescribed by the Agency:
1) The make, model
				and model year of original manufacture of the electric vehicle that was
				purchased;
2) The date of vehicle
				purchase, the name, address, and telephone number of the dealership from which
				the vehicle was purchased, the dealership's license number issued by the
				Illinois Secretary of State, and a certification from the dealership that all
				information is true and correct;
3)
				The vehicle identification number (VIN);
4) A copy of the purchaser's Illinois vehicle
				registration;
5) Proof of
				purchase;
6) The purchaser's phone
				number, and, if available, email address;
7)
Proof of vehicle
				ownership
and that the vehicle was purchased in Illinois,
				including a copy of a purchase agreement noting an Illinois seller
[415 ILCS
				120/27(b)(3)
				]
;
8) For
				purchasers with a social security number, a completed IRS W-9 that includes the
				purchaser's name, mailing address, and social security number. For all other
				purchasers, an IRS W-8 that includes the purchaser's name, mailing address, and
				taxpayer identification number;
9)
				The signature of the purchaser attesting that all information is true and
				correct, printed name, and date signed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart B - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE › Section 275.240 - Rebate Priorities and Rebate Amounts

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a)
Rebates shall be in the amounts
				specified below, but in no event shall a rebate amount exceed the purchase
				price of the vehicle:
1)
Beginning July 1, 2022, $4,000 for an electric vehicle that is not an
				electric motorcycle;
2)
Beginning July 1, 2026, $2,000 for an electric vehicle that is not an
				electric motorcycle;
3)
Beginning July 1, 2028, $1,500 for an electric vehicle that is not an
				electric motorcycle;
4)
Beginning July 1, 2022, $1,500 for an electric motorcycle.
[415 ILCS
				120/27(a) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 275 - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM › Subpart B - ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE › Section 275.250 - Appeal of Agency Decision

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a) An
				applicant whose application for a rebate has been denied by the Agency, or who
				is contesting the determination of the amount of the rebate, may appeal the
				denial or rebate amount by filing a notice of appeal with the Director of the
				Agency.
b) The notice of appeal
				must:
1) Be made in writing;
2) Be clearly marked "APPEAL OF ELECTRIC
				VEHICLE REBATE";
3) Include a copy
				of the original application and a copy of the denial letter or rebate check
				received by the applicant; and
4)
				Identify which provisions of this Part the Agency did not properly apply and
				provide an explanation how the Agency allegedly misapplied the provisions of
				this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 276.101 - Purpose and Applicability

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a)
				Purpose
This Part establishes specific requirements and procedures to
				  be followed in complying with the motor vehicle emissions inspection
				  requirement and specific requirements and procedures to be followed in the
				  performance of inspections of motor vehicle emissions.
b) Applicability
The provisions of this Part apply to implementation of the
				  Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law of 2005.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 276.103 - Abbreviations

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Abbreviations used in this Part include the following:
cc/min
cubic centimeters per minute
CO
carbon monoxide
CO2
carbon dioxide
DTC
diagnostic trouble code
HC
hydrocarbons, as hexane
I/M
inspection and maintenance
MIL
malfunction indicator light
NIST
National Institute for Standards and
							 Technology
NO
nitrogen oxide
NOx
oxides of nitrogen
OBD
on-board diagnostics
ppm
parts per million by volume
RPM
revolutions per minute
SDM
source detector module
TBD
test-by date
TED
test eligibility date
VIN
vehicle identification number
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 276.104 - Incorporations by Reference

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The following materials are incorporated by reference and
				  include no later editions or amendments:
a)
									40 CFR
				85.2225 (July 1, 1994).
b)
									40 CFR
				85.2222,
				85.2223,
				and
				85.2231
				(July 1, 2001).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 276.105 - Sunset Provisions

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Sections
				  276.203,
				  276.204,
				  276.205,
				  276.502,
				  276.503,
				  276.504,
				  276.601,
				  276.602
				  and
				  276.603
				  of this Part shall not apply after January 31, 2012.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.201 - General Description of Vehicle Emissions Inspection Procedures

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Compliance with steady-state idle, evaporative system
				  integrity, OBD, visual inspection, and on-road sensing test standards contained
				  in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 240 shall be determined by use of test procedures and
				  other requirements as applicable, as set forth in this Part, and shall be
				  performed to the extent practicable. The test procedure applicable to each
				  non-exempt vehicle shall be based on the model year and vehicle type as
				  supplied by the manufacturer. If this information is not available from the
				  manufacturer, the model year and vehicle type shall be based on registration
				  information as supplied by the Illinois Secretary of State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.202 - Pollutants to be Tested - Exhaust Test

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Vehicle exhaust emission inspections shall consist of
				  sampling vehicle tailpipe emissions of HC, CO, CO2, and
				  NOx (if applicable).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.203 - Dilution - Steady-State Idle Exhaust Test

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To prevent excess dilution in a steady-state idle exhaust
				  emissions test described in Section
				  276.204,
				  the sample probe shall be inserted a minimum of 10 inches into the vehicle's
				  tailpipe. Extension boots shall be utilized if it is impossible to insert the
				  sample probe at least 10 inches into the tailpipe. A vehicle emission test
				  shall be invalid if the applicable emission standards contained in 35 Ill. Adm.
				  Code 240 are met but the sum of the CO and CO2
				  concentrations in the exhaust gas does not exceed 6 percent during the sample
				  averaging period(s).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.204 - Steady-State Idle Exhaust Emissions Test Procedures

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a) Steady-State Idle Test
The steady-state idle test may be substituted for the OBD
				  test for those vehicles identified in Section 13C-25(d) of the Vehicle
				  Emissions Inspection Law of 2005. The steady-state idle test consists of a
				  first-chance idle mode test followed, if necessary, by a second-chance test.
				  The second-chance test consists of a high idle preconditioned mode while in
				  neutral or park, followed immediately by an idle mode.
b) General Requirements
1) Initial tests (i.e., those occurring for
				the first time in a vehicle's scheduled test cycle) shall be performed without
				repair or adjustment at the inspection facility prior to the test.
2) Tests shall be performed with
				Agency-approved equipment that has been calibrated according to the quality
				procedures contained in Section
				276.602
				of this Part.
3) Vehicles with
				apparent leaks of fuel, oil, coolant, or exhaust shall not be tested.
4) Vehicles with missing tail pipe sections
				that would prohibit full insertion of an analyzer probe shall not be
				tested.
5) Vehicles shall be tested
				with their engines and emissions control systems at normal operating
				temperatures and not overheating (as indicated by gauge, temperature lamp,
				touch test on the radiator hose, and/or boiling radiator).
6) Vehicles shall be tested without any
				accessories in operation.
7)
				Vehicles must be operated during each mode of the test with the gear selector
				in neutral or park for the idle mode test and the high idle preconditioning
				mode.
8) For vehicles with multiple
				tailpipes, separate test results from each tailpipe shall be numerically
				averaged for each pollutant sampled unless equipment capable of simultaneously
				sampling multiple tailpipes is utilized.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.205 - Evaporative System Integrity Test Procedures

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a) Applicability
The evaporative system integrity test shall be performed in
				  accordance with the fuel cap leak flow test procedures or fuel cap pressure
				  decay test procedures, and fuel cap visual functional test procedures specified
				  in subsections (b) and (c) of this Section.
b) Test Procedures
1) Fuel Cap Leak Flow Test
The fuel cap shall be removed from the vehicle's fuel inlet
				  and installed on the fuel cap leak flow tester, using an adapter if necessary.
				  All fuel caps that require a key for removal from the vehicle's fuel inlet
				  shall be tested with the key removed from the lock. The workstation shall
				  provide the inspector with information as to whether the fuel cap tester can be
				  used to test the vehicle's fuel cap and which adapter, if any, is required,
				  based on one or more of the following items: vehicle identification number
				  (VIN), make, model, and model year. If the fuel cap can be tested, then the
				  following task shall be performed:
A)
				The fuel cap leak flow tester shall be pressurized to 30 ±1 inches of
				water. The inspector shall initiate the test. The fuel cap leak flow tester
				shall measure the fuel cap leak flow rate and simultaneously compare this flow
				rate with the flow rate through the calibrated orifice;
B) Within 15 seconds after the depression of
				the start-test button, the fuel cap leak flow tester shall make a pass/fail
				determination. Pass/fail analysis shall be determined according to the
				procedures in subsection (c) of this Section;
C) Fuel caps that have failed an initial
				integrity test under subsection (c)(4) of this Section shall immediately
				receive a second-chance fuel cap leak flow test after first ensuring that the
				fuel cap has been installed on the fuel cap leak flow tester correctly. The
				procedure contained in subsections (b)(1)(A) and (b)(1)(B) of this Section
				shall be repeated; and
D) At the
				conclusion of all fuel cap leak flow tests, the fuel cap shall be removed from
				the fuel cap leak flow tester and replaced on the filler neck, ensuring that it
				is properly tightened.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.206 - Engine and Fuel Type Modifications

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In the inspection process, vehicles that have been altered
				  from their original certified configuration are to be tested in the same manner
				  as other subject vehicles. Specific procedures to be used are as
				  follows:
a) Vehicles with engines
				other than the engine originally installed by the manufacturer or an identical
				replacement of such engine shall be subject to the test procedures and
				standards for the chassis type and model year of the vehicle.
b) Vehicles that have been switched from an
				engine of one fuel type to another fuel type that is subject to the program
				shall be subject to the test procedures and standards for the current fuel
				type, and to the requirements of subsection (a) of this Section.
c) Vehicles that are switched to a fuel type
				for which there is no certified configuration shall be tested according to the
				most stringent emission standards established for that vehicle type and model
				year.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.207 - Transient Loaded Mode Exhaust Emissions Test Procedures (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.208 - On-Road Remote Sensing Test Procedures

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a) Applicability
On-road remote sensing tests shall be scheduled to occur at
				  least once a year by the Agency or its designee in each affected county,
				  distributed throughout the inspection areas in proportion to the number of
				  subject vehicles registered in these areas, and performed in accordance with
				  the procedures specified in subsections (b) through (e) of this Section.
b) On-Road Remote Sensing Test
				Procedure
The on-road remote sensing test shall consist of measuring
				  the concentration of HC, CO, and CO2, and automatically
				  recording the speed, acceleration, and license plate of each in-use vehicle.
				  Compliance is determined by comparing the measured emission concentration of
				  each pollutant to the on-road remote sensing emission standards contained in 35
				  Ill. Adm. Code
				  240.182.
c) Test Site Location Criteria
Test locations for on-road remote sensing tests shall be
				  sited such that:
1) cold start vehicle
				operation conditions are avoided;
2) areas where vehicles are generally
				accelerating or driving at a steady speed uphill are favored;
3) areas where vehicles are generally
				decelerating are avoided;
4) areas
				that could produce high load conditions are avoided;
5) traffic is contained to a single
				lane;
6) traffic is high in
				volume;
7) test equipment is
				unobtrusive to vehicle operation; and
8) adequate median space is provided for safe
				operation of test equipment.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.209 - On-Board Diagnostic Test Procedures

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a) Test Procedures
The OBD test procedure shall be conducted according to the
				  method specified in
				  40 CFR
				  85.2222(a), (b), and (c),
				  incorporated by reference in Section
				  276.104(b)
				  of this Part. However, once initiated, the OBD test shall be conducted as
				  completely as possible, regardless of intermediate reject or fail
				  results.
b) Pass/Fail
				Determination
The pass/fail determination for OBD testing shall be
				  conducted according to the method specified in
				  40 CFR
				  85.2222(d), incorporated by
				  reference in Section
				  276.104(b)
				  of this Part.
c) Reject
				Determination
The reject determination for OBD testing shall be conducted
				  according to the method specified in
				  40 CFR
				  85.2222(c), incorporated by
				  reference in Section
				  276.104(b)
				  of this Part, with the following modifications, according to which a vehicle
				  shall be rejected from testing:
1) The
				vehicle is presented for testing and passes the OBD inspection, but the number
				of unset non-continuous OBD readiness codes exceeds the following:
A) 2 monitors "not ready" for MY 1996 to MY
				2000 vehicles; and
B) 1 monitor
				"not ready" for MY 2001 and newer vehicles; or
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart B - VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROCEDURES › Section 276.210 - Visual Inspection Test Procedures

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a) Applicability
Beginning February 1, 2012, the visual inspection test may be
				  substituted for the OBD test for those vehicles identified in Section 13C-25(h)
				  of the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law of 2005. The visual inspection test
				  consists of a two-part test. The first part of the visual inspection test
				  consists of a visual examination of the MIL in the key-on/engine off position.
				  The second part of the visual inspection test consists of a visual examination
				  of the MIL in the key on/engine on position. The visual inspection test shall
				  be performed in accordance with subsections (b) and (c) of this Section.
b) Test Procedures
1) Key on/engine off
The key on/engine off test starts with the ignition in the
				  key off/engine off position. The ignition shall then be turned to the key
				  on/engine off position. The inspector shall observe whether the MIL is
				  illuminated.
2) Key
				on/engine on
The key on/engine on test starts with the ignition in the key
				  on/engine off position. The ignition shall then be turned to the key on/engine
				  on position. The inspector shall observe whether the MIL is continuously
				  illuminated.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart C - EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE › Section 276.301 - General Requirements

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a) The
				owners of all vehicles subject to inspection shall obtain a valid emissions
				compliance certificate from the Agency.
b) Failure to comply with applicable
				provisions of the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law of 2005 [625 ILCS 5/13C ]
				shall subject the owners of the vehicle to the enforcement provisions
				thereof.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart C - EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE › Section 276.302 - Determination of Affected Counties

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a)
				The Agency shall make its determination of the geographic extent of an affected
				county based upon the "UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE ZIP + 4 National Directory
				File".
b) To the extent
				practicable, the Agency shall make its determination of residency in an
				affected county so as to assure that:
1)
				irrespective of Zip Code, the affected counties correspond to the geographic
				areas prescribed in the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law, and
2) the affected counties are composed of
				contiguous geographic areas within each of the counties.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart C - EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE › Section 276.303 - Emissions Compliance Certificate Design and Content

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All emissions compliance certificates required under this
				  Section shall, at a minimum, include the following information in a clear and
				  recognizable fashion:
a) The statement
				"Registration Renewal Authorized";
b) The TED (month and year) in which the
				vehicle is next scheduled for testing;
c) A unique emissions compliance certificate
				number; and
d) The following
				vehicle information:
1) VIN;
2) License plate number;
3) Vehicle model year; and
4) Vehicle make.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart C - EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE › Section 276.308 - Corrected or Interim Emissions Inspection Stickers or Certificates (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart D - WAIVER, ECONOMIC HARDSHIP EXTENSION, AND OUTSIDE OF AFFECTED COUNTIES ANNUAL EXEMPTION REQUIREMENTS › Section 276.401 - Waiver Requirements

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a) All
				vehicles subject to inspection under the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law of
				2005 [625 ILCS 5/13C ] shall be eligible for a waiver from meeting the
				applicable vehicle emission standards contained in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 240 upon
				submission of proof to a Waiver Inspector of compliance with all of the
				following:
1) After failing a retest, the
				vehicle has failed to comply with the applicable vehicle emission
				standards;
2) A minimum expenditure
				of at least $450 in emission-related repairs exclusive of tampering-related
				repairs have been made;
3) The
				vehicle has received all repairs and adjustments for which it is eligible under
				any emission performance warranty provisions pursuant to Section 207 of the
				Clean Air Act (
				42 USC
				7541 );
4) The Agency determines by normal inspection
				procedures that the emission control devices are present and appear to be
				properly connected and operating;
5) Repairs are conducted by a recognized
				repair technician; and
6) Evidence
				of repair is presented consisting of either of the following:
A) Signed and dated receipts identifying the
				vehicle and describing the diagnostic procedures that were utilized in
				determining the repairs, justification that the repairs performed were
				appropriate and necessary for the emissions test failure, and the amount
				charged for eligible emission-related repairs; or
B) An affidavit executed by the person
				performing the eligible emission related repairs.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart D - WAIVER, ECONOMIC HARDSHIP EXTENSION, AND OUTSIDE OF AFFECTED COUNTIES ANNUAL EXEMPTION REQUIREMENTS › Section 276.402 - Low Emissions Tuneups (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart D - WAIVER, ECONOMIC HARDSHIP EXTENSION, AND OUTSIDE OF AFFECTED COUNTIES ANNUAL EXEMPTION REQUIREMENTS › Section 276.403 - Denial or Issuance of Waiver

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a)
				If the Agency determines that an applicant for a waiver has not complied with
				all applicable waiver criteria set forth in Section
				276.401 of
				this Part, the waiver request shall be denied. The Agency shall provide to the
				applicant a written statement containing the reasons for the denial.
b) If the Agency determines that an applicant
				for a waiver has complied with all waiver criteria set forth in Section
				276.401 of
				this Part, the waiver shall be issued. The Agency shall provide to the
				applicant an emissions compliance certificate containing, at a minimum, the
				information described in Section
				276.303.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart D - WAIVER, ECONOMIC HARDSHIP EXTENSION, AND OUTSIDE OF AFFECTED COUNTIES ANNUAL EXEMPTION REQUIREMENTS › Section 276.404 - Economic Hardship Extension Requirements

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The Agency shall issue a one year emissions compliance
				  certificate to the owner of a vehicle that meets the requirements of subsection
				  (a) of the Section.
a) Requirements
1) When tested, the subject vehicle failed to
				meet applicable emission standards contained in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 240, except
				that the economic hardship extension will not be granted if only the applicable
				fuel cap emissions test standard contained in 35 Ill. Adm. 240 is
				failed;
2) The registered owner or
				owners of the subject vehicle certifies that his or her, or their, household
				income qualifies as "low income" as defined in this Part. In the case of
				multiple registered owners who are not part of the same household, the
				registered owners must certify that the sum of each registered owner's
				household income qualifies as "low income" as defined in Section
				276.102 of this
				Part;
3) The current or former
				owner of a subject vehicle has not previously received an emissions compliance
				certificate for economic hardship for the subject vehicle, or, if an emissions
				compliance certificate for economic hardship has previously been issued, the
				vehicle passed all required emissions tests prior to issuance of another
				emissions compliance certificate for economic hardship;
4) The registered owner of the subject
				vehicle presents either of the following, which shall not include any costs
				associated with any motor vehicle emission related recall that has been, or is
				to be, paid by a manufacturer or dealer:
A) A
				written estimate prepared by a recognized repair technician for emission
				related vehicle repairs, parts or services, including diagnostic fees, related
				to the emissions test failure, in the amount of 50 percent or greater of the
				current waiver repair minimum amount contained in Section
				276.401(a)(2)
				of this Part; or
B) If the
				registered owner intends to perform the necessary services or repairs, the
				written estimate shall include only the cost of emission related
				parts;
5) The registered
				owner of the vehicle grants authorization to the Agency or its representatives
				to make legitimate inquiries as necessary, including to all relevant State
				departments or agencies, including but not limited to the Illinois Secretary of
				State and the Department of Human Services, to verify ownership and income
				information.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart D - WAIVER, ECONOMIC HARDSHIP EXTENSION, AND OUTSIDE OF AFFECTED COUNTIES ANNUAL EXEMPTION REQUIREMENTS › Section 276.405 - Outside of Affected Counties Annual Exemption Requirements

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a) The owner of a
				vehicle that is located and being primarily operated outside of the affected
				counties and in other jurisdictions in which vehicle emission inspections are
				not required, may be issued a one year emissions compliance certificate
				allowing the motorist to renew the registration without having an emissions
				inspection. Written proof of the vehicle's location must be provided by one of
				the following:
1) Tax bill;
2) Utility bill;
3) Tuition bill;
4) Storage receipt;
5) Military orders; or
6) Other written proof deemed acceptable by
				the Agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart E - TEST EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS › Section 276.501 - General Requirements

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Compliance with Illinois vehicle test standards shall be
				  determined by following the test procedures set forth in Subpart B of this Part
				  and by utilizing the following:
a)
				Steady-state idle test equipment meeting the specifications set forth in
				Sections
				276.502
				and
				276.503
				of this Part and the evaporative system test equipment meeting the
				specifications set forth in Section
				276.504
				of this Part; or
b) On-road remote
				sensing test equipment meeting the specifications set forth in Section
				276.507
				of this Part; or
c) OBD test
				equipment meeting the specifications set forth in Section
				276.508
				of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 276 - PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS › Subpart E - TEST EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS › Section 276.502 - Steady-State Idle Exhaust Test Analysis Systems Functional Requirements

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The steady-state idle exhaust test analysis system shall meet
				  the functional requirements specified in
				  40 CFR
				  85.2225(b), incorporated by
				  reference in Section
				  276.104(a)
				  of this Part. Additionally, all exhaust gas analyzers shall:
a) Provide reliable, continuous
				service;
b) Make an automatic
				selection of the proper emission standard for each vehicle tested;
c) Make automatic pass/fail determinations
				for each vehicle tested;
d) Record
				test data in machine-readable (computer) form for subsequent data processing
				and analysis; and
e) Make an
				instantaneous printing of duplicate copies of test results.