Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 212 - VISIBLE AND PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS › Subpart U - ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES › Appendix C - Past Compliance Dates

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Rule 202(e)
Owners or operators of new emission sources were required to
				  comply with the emission standards and limitations of Rule 202 by April 14,
				  1972.
Owners or operators of existing emission sources were
				  required to comply with the emission standards and limitations of Rule 202 by
				  December 31, 1972; except that owners or operators of emission sources subject
				  to Rule 203(g) were required to comply with the emission standards and
				  limitations of Rule 203 by May 30, 1975.
Rule 203(c)
Except as otherwise provided in Rule 203, every existing
				  process emission source which was not in compliance with Rule 203(b) as of
				  April 14, 1972, was required to comply with Rule 203(a), unless both of the
				  following conditions were met:
a) The source was in compliance, as of April 14,
				  1972, with the terms and conditions of a variance granted by the Board, or, by
				  June 13, 1972, the source was the subject of a variance petition filed with the
				  Board, which variance was subsequently granted; and,
b) As of April 14, 1972, construction was
				  commenced on equipment or modifications sufficient to achieve compliance with
				  Rule 203(b).
Rule 203(d)(3)(A) and
				  (B)
Corn wet milling processes subject to Rule 203(d)(3) were
				  subject to a standard of 0.3 gr/scf of effluent gas from April 14, 1972 to May
				  30, 1975.
Rule 203(d)(5)(L) and
				  (M)
Every owner or operator of an emission source the
				  construction or modification of which was commenced after September 6, 1979 was
				  required to comply with the emission standards and limitations of Rule
				  203(d)(5) upon commencement of operation.
Every owner or operator of an emission source the
				  construction or operation of which was commenced prior to September 6, 1979 was
				  required to comply with the emission standards and limitations of Rule
				  203(d)(5) no later than December 31, 1982.
From the effective date of this Rule 203(d)(5) through
				  December 31, 1982, full compliance program and project completion schedule
				  pursuant to Rule 104 for all sources of particulate emissions subject to Rule
				  203(d)(5) and 203(f) as amended under common ownership or control in the same
				  air quality control region constituted compliance with the emission standards
				  and limitations contained in Part II if such Compliance Program and Project
				  Completion Schedule:
a) provided for compliance by all sources of
				  particulate matter subject to Rules 203(d)(5) and 203(f), as amended, under
				  common ownership or control in the same air quality region, as expeditiously as
				  practicable considering what was economically reasonable and technically
				  feasible, and
b) provided for reasonable further progress in
				  achieving the reductions in particulate emissions required by Rule 203(d)(5)
				  and 203(f), as amended, including annual increments of reductions such that at
				  least one-third of the total reductions were achieved by December 31, 1980 and
				  at least two-thirds of the total reduction were achieved by December 31, 1981,
				  unless the owner or operator demonstrated in a hearing before the Board that
				  such increments were technically infeasible or economically unreasonable or
				  unless the owner or operator demonstrated in a hearing before the Board that
				  some alternate schedule represents reasonable further progress within the
				  meaning of Section 172(b) of the Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 7502(b).
The provisions of Rule 203(d)(5)(L)(iii) did not apply to any
				  facility subject to a rule which was not in full force and effect as a matter
				  of state law because of judicial action, and in such event the facility shall
				  remain subject to the regulations in effect at the time these amendments were
				  adopted.
The provisions of Rule 203(d)(5)(L) were not severable.
				  Should any portion thereof have been found invalid or been disapproved by USEPA
				  as a revision of the state implementation plan pursuant to the Clean Air Act,
				  then the entire Rule 203(d)(5)(L) would have been null and void, the provisions
				  of Rule 203(d)(5)(A) and (B) were to have become immediately effective, and the
				  provisions of existing Rules 203(a), (b), and (c) and prior Rules 203(d)(2) (in
				  effect from April 14, 1972 to the effective date of this Rule) were to have
				  been reinstated.
Rule
				  203(d)(8)(J)
Existing grain-handling and grain-drying operations subject
				  to Rule 203(d)(8)(B), (C) and (D) were required to achieve compliance on or
				  before April 30, 1977, except that all such operations were required to achieve
				  compliance with Rule 203(d)(8)(A) by June 30, 1975.
New grain-handling and grain-drying operations were required
				  to comply with Rule 203(d)(8) by June 30, 1975.
Rule 203(f)(3)
				  (Preamble)
Potential sources of fugitive particulate matter were
				  required to be maintained and operated in accordance with Rule 203(f)(3) on or
				  after December 31, 1982.
Rule 203(f)(3)(F)
				  (Preamble)
Sources of fugitive particulate matter described in Rule
				  203(f)(3)(A)-(E) were required to submit an operating program to the Agency for
				  review by December 31, 1982.
Rule 203(i)
Every owner or operator or a new emission source was required
				  to comply with the standards and limitations of Rule 203 by April 14,
				  1972.
Except as otherwise provided in Rule 203(d)(4), (d)(6),
				  (i)(3), (i)(4), and (i)(5), every owner or operator of an existing emission
				  source was required to comply with the standards and limitations of Rule 203 by
				  December 31, 1973.
Every owner or operator of an existing emission source
				  subject to Rule 203(f) was required to comply with the standards and
				  limitations of Rule 203:
a) by October 14, 1972 when the emissions from
				  such source were caused by the stockpiling of materials;
b) by October 14, 1972 for emission sources
				  subject to Rule 203(f)(4); and
c) by April 14, 1973 for all other emission
				  sources subject to Rule 203(f).
Every owner or operator of an existing emission source
				  subject to Rule 203(g) was required to comply with the standards and
				  limitations of Rule 203 by May 30, 1975.
Notwithstanding any other provisions of Rule 203, every owner
				  or operator of an existing emission source which:
a) was required to comply with Rules 2-2.51,
				  2-2.52, 2-2.54, 3-3.111, 3-3.2110, 3-3.2130 and 3-3.220 of Rules and
				  Regulations Governing the Control of Air Pollution as amended August 19, 1969;
				  and
b) which was in compliance with such rules, as of
				  April 14, 1972, or is in compliance with Rules 203(c)(1) and (2);
was required to comply with the applicable emission standards
				  and limitations of Rules 203 by May 30, 1975.
Notwithstanding the other dates specified in this Rule, grain
				  handling and conditioning operations were required to comply with the
				  requirements of Rule 203 by May 30, 1975.