Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 215 - ORGANIC MATERIAL EMISSION STANDARDS AND LIMITATIONS › Subpart RR - MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIC CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING PROCESSES › Appendix C - Past Compliance Dates

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Prior to codification, compliance programs, project
				  completion schedules, compliance dates and compliance schedules for all sources
				  were regulated by Rules 104(a), 104(g), 109(h), 205(j) and 205(m). Past
				  compliance date rules have been deleted from the text of the codified rules;
				  future compliance date rules have been grouped with the rules governing the
				  type of source. As an aid to the public, the old text of the compliance date
				  rules are set out at length in this Appendix.
Rule 104(a)
Compliance Programs and Project Completion
				  Schedules - Applicability
(1) No person shall cause or allow the operation
				  of an emission source which is not in compliance with the requirements of Rule
				  205(k) unless such person is in compliance with a compliance program as
				  provided for in Rule 104(g) or (h) or Rule 205(m).
2) Notwithstanding Rule 104(a)(1), cold cleaning
				  degreasers, coin-operated dry cleaning operations, dry cleaning facilities
				  consuming less than 30 gallons per month (360 gallons per year) of
				  perchloroethylene, and sources subject to Rule 205(g) are not required to
				  submit or obtain an Agency approved compliance plan or project completion
				  schedule.
3) Any compliance plan or project completion
				  schedule, where applicable, shall be a binding condition of the operating
				  permit for the source.
Rule 104(g)
Compliance Programs and Project Completion
				  Schedules Submission and Approval Dates
The owner or operator of an emission source subject to the
				  following rules shall have a Compliance Plan and a Project Completion Schedule,
				  where applicable, approved by the Agency by the following dates. A Compliance
				  Plan and a Project Completion Schedule, where applicable, shall be submitted at
				  least 90 days before the following dates.
1) By February 1, 1980. Gasoline dispensing
				  facilities subject to Rule 205(p) and degreasers subject to Rule 205(k) located
				  in Cook, DuPage, Lake, Kane, McHenry and Will counties.
2) By March 1, 1980. Petroleum refineries subject
				  to Rule 205(1), except (l)(4)(10). Gasoline dispensing facilities subject to
				  Rule 205(p) in Boone, Madison, St. Clair, Peoria, Tazewell, Rock Island and
				  Winnebago counties.
3) By April 1, 1980. Degreasers subject to Rule
				  205(k) located in counties other than Cook, DuPage, Lake, Kane, McHenry or
				  Will. Bulk gasoline plants, bulk gasoline terminals and petroleum liquid
				  storage tanks subject to Rule 205(o), except (o)(3), located in Cook, DuPage,
				  Lake, Kane, McHenry and Will counties.
4) By April 1, 1980. Coating lines subject to Rule
				  205(n), except (n)(1)(J), and (K). Bulk gasoline plants, bulk gasoline
				  terminals and petroleum liquid storage tanks subject to Rule 205(o), except
				  (o)(3), which are located in counties other than Cook, Lake, DuPage, Kane,
				  McHenry or Will.
Rule 104(h)
Compliance Programs and Project Completion
				  Schedules - RACT II Compliance Plan Submission and Approval
1) The owner or operator of an emission source
				  subject to Rule 205(j)(1) shall submit to the Agency a compoiance plan,
				  including a project completion schedule where applicable, no later than:
Rule
Days After Promulgation
(A)
Rules 205(o)(3), 205(s) and 205(t)
90
(B)
Rules 205(u)(1)(A) and (B)
90
(C)
Rule 205(n)(1)(J) and (K)
210
2) The owner or operator of an emission source
				  subject to Rule 205(j)(2) shall submit to the Agency a compliance plan,
				  including a project completion schedule where applicable, no later than
				  December 31, 1986.
4) Unless the submitted complinance plan or
				  schedule is disapproved by the Agency, the owner or operator of a facility or
				  emission source subject to the rules specified in Rule 104(h)(1), (2), or (3)
				  may operate the emission source according to the plan and schedule as
				  submitted.
5) The plan and schedule shall meet the
				  requirements of Rule 104(b) including specific interim dates as required in
				  Rule 104(b)(2).
Rule 205(j)
Compliance Dates
1) Except as otherwise stated in subsection (2),
				  every owner or operator of an emission source shall comply with the standards
				  and limitations of Rule 205 in accordance with the dates shown in the following
				  table:
Rule
Type of Source
Compliance Date
205(a) - (i)
New Emission Sources
April 14, 1972
205(a) - (i)
Existing Emission Sources
December 31, 1973
205(k)
All Emission Sources
July 1, 1980
205(l)(1)-(3)
All Emission Sources
July 1, 1980
205(l)(4) - (10)
All Emission Sources
See Rule (m)
205(n)
All Emission Sources
December 31, 1982*
205(n)(1)(J) and (K)
All Emission Sources
December 31, 1983
205(n)(1)(K)(ii)
All Emission Sources
See Rule 205(m)(5)
205(o)(1) and (2) (o)(3)
All Emission Sources
July 1, 1981
205(p)
All Emission Sources
See rule 205(m)
205(q)
All Emission Sources
December 31, 1980
205(s) and (t)
All Emission Sources
December 31, 1983
205(u)(1)(A)-(C)
All Emission Sources
December 31, 1983
205(u)(1)(D)-(G)
All Emission Sources
May 1, 1983
*Except for automobile and light-duty truck manufacturing
				  plants achieving final compliance under a footnote to Rule 205(n)(1).
2) If an emission source is not located in one of
				  the counties listed below** and is also not located in any county contiguous
				  thereto, the owner or operator of the emission source shall comply with the
				  requirements of rule 205(1)(4)-(10), (n)(1)(J) or (K), (o)(3), (s), (t), or (u)
				  no later than December 31, 1987:
Cook
Macoupin
DuPage
Madison
Kane
Monroe
Lake
Saint Clair
3) Notwithstanding subsection (2) above, if any
				  county is designated as non-attainment by the U.S. Environmental Protection
				  Agency at any time subsequ3nt to the effective date of this Rule, the owner or
				  operator of an emissin source located in that county or any county contiguous
				  to that county who would otherwise be subject to the compliance date in
				  subsection (2) shall comply with the requirements of Rule 205(1)(4)-(10),
				  (n)(1)(J) or (K), (o)(3), (s), (t), or (u) within one year from the date of
				  redesignation but in no case later than December 31, 1987.
** These counties are proposed to be designated as
				  nonattainment by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in Federal Register,
				  Volume 47, page 31588 (July 21, 1982).
Rule 205(m)
Compliance Schedules
The requirements of this section shall not apply to any
				  source for which a Project Completion Schedule has been submitted to and
				  approved by the Agency under Rule 104. The owner of any emission source subject
				  to the requirements of this section shall certify to the Agency by January 15
				  of each year beginning January 15, 1980, whether increments of progress
				  required to be met in the previous year have been met.
1) Coating Lines
The owner or operator of coating lines subject to
				  the requirements of Rule 205(n), except (n)(1)(J) and (K), shall take the
				  following actions:
(A) Submit to the Agency a Compliance Program that
				  meets the requirements of Rule 104(b)(1) by January 1, 1980.
(B) For sources that, under the approved
				  Compliance Plan, will comply with Rule 205(n) by use of low solvent coating
				  technology the following encrements of progress, shall be met:
(i) Submit to the Agency by July 1, 1980 and every
				  six months there after a report describing in detail the progress in the
				  previous six months in the development, application testing, product quality,
				  customer acceptance and FDA or other government agency approval of the low
				  solvent coating technology.
ii) Initiate process modifications to allow use of
				  low solvent coatings by April 1, 1982.
iii) Complete process modifications to allow use
				  of low solvent coatings by October 1, 1982.
C) For sources that, under the approved Compliance
				  Plan, will comply with Rule 205(n) by installing emissin control equipment, the
				  following increments of progress shall be met:
i) Award contracts for the emission control
				  wquipment or issue orders for the purchase of component parts by July 1,
				  1980.
ii) Initiate on-site construction or installagion
				  of the emission control equipment by July 1, 1982.
iii) Complete on-site construction or installation
				  of the emission control equipment by October 1, 1982.
2) Bulk Gasoline Plants, Bulk Gasoline Terminals,
				  Petroleum Liquid Storage Tanks
The owner of an emission source subject to the
				  requirements of Rule 205(o), except (o)(3), shall take the following
				  actions:
A) Submit to the Agency a Complaice Program that
				  meets the requirements of Rule 104(b)(1) by the date specified in Rule
				  104(g);
B) Award contracts for emission control systems or
				  issue orders for the purchase of component parts by July 1, 1980.
C) Initiate on-site construction or installation
				  of the emission control system by January 1, 1981.
D) Complete on-site construction or installation
				  of the emission control system and achieve final compliance by July 1,
				  1981.
3) Gasoline Dispensing Facilities
Owners of gasoline dispensing facilities subject
				  to the requirements of Rule 205(p) shall take the following actions:
A) Submit to the Agency a Compliance Program that
				  meets the requirements of Rule 104(b)(1) by the date specified in Rule
				  104(g);
B) Achieve final compliance for 33 percent of all
				  gasoline dispensing facilities owned by the owenr by July 1, 1980.
C) Achieve final complinace for 66 percent of all
				  gasoline dispensing facilities owned by the owner by July 1, 1981.
D) Achieve final compliance for 100 percent of all
				  gasoline dispensing facilities owned by the owenr by July 1, 1982.
4) Petroleum Refinery Leaks
The owner or operator of a petroleum refinery
				  shall adhere to the increments of progress contained in the following
				  schedule:
A) Submit to the Agency a monitoring program plan
				  consistent with Rule 205(1)(5) prior to June 1, 1983.
B) Submit the first monitoring report pursuant to
				  Rule 205(1)(6)(A)(i) to the Agency prior to July 1, 1983.
5) Coating Lines Subject to Rule
				  205(n)(1)(K)(ii)
The owner or operator of coating lines subject to
				  Rule 205(n)(1)(k)(ii) may in lieu of compliance with Rule 205(j)(1) demonstrate
				  compliance through the use of a low solvent coating technology by taking the
				  following actions:
A) Submit to the Agency a Compliance Poan,
				  including project completion schedule, that meets the requirements of Rule
				  104(b)(1) within 210 days after the effective date of this rule; and
B) Meet the following increments of
				  progress:
i) Submit to the Agency by July 1, 1984 and every
				  six months thereafter a report describing indetail the progress made in the
				  development, application testing, product quality, customer acceptance, and FDA
				  or government agency approval of the low solvent coating technology;
ii) Initiate process modifications to allow the
				  use of low solvent coatings as soon as coatings meeting Board requirements
				  become commercially available for production use; and
iii) Achieve final compliance as expeditiously as
				  possible bur no later than December 31, 1984.
6) Rotogravure and Flexography Low Solvent Ink
				  Alternative Compliance Plan
The owner or operator of an emission source
				  subject to Rule 205(s) may in lieu of compliance with Rules 104(h)(1)(A) and
				  205(j) demonstrate compliance through the use of a low solvent ink program by
				  taking the following actions:
A) Submit to the Agency a Compliance Plan,
				  including a compliance schedule, by December 31, 1983 which
				  demonstrates:
i) substantial emission reductions early in the
				  compliance schedule;
ii) greater reductions in emissions than would
				  have occurre dwithout a low solvent ink program; and
iii) final compliance as expeditiously as possible
				  but no later than December 31, 1987; and
B) Certify to the Agency that
i) a low solvent ink compliance strategy is not
				  technically available which would not enable the emission source to achieve
				  compliance by the date specified in Rule 205(j); and
ii) an unreasonable economic burden would be
				  incurred if the owner or operator were required to demonstrate compliance by
				  the date specified in Rule 205(j); and
C) Agree to install one of the control
				  alternatives specified in Rule 205(s)(1)(C) by June 31, 1986 if the specified
				  low-solvent ink strategy fails to achieve scheduled reductions by December 31,
				  1985.