emissions; reduction credits; counties
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Overview
This bill amends Arizona’s air quality regulations by clarifying the jurisdiction of the state and county air quality control regions regarding emissions reductions and permits. It establishes a framework for counties to issue permits for emission reduction credits, particularly for portable sources and mobile sources within their boundaries. The bill also modifies permit requirements, including those related to hazardous air pollutants and the issuance of general permits, and outlines procedures for counties to administer and enforce these permits.
Key provisions
- Clarifies state and county jurisdiction over air quality permits, particularly for major sources and portable sources.
- Allows counties to issue permits for emission reduction credits for portable sources and mobile sources within their jurisdiction.
- Modifies permit requirements for sources subject to title V of the Clean Air Act, including the inclusion of enforceable emission limitations and schedules for compliance.
- Establishes a process for counties to issue general permits for certain classes of facilities.
- Defines procedures for the issuance, revision, and administration of permits by both the state and counties.
- Specifies fees for permit issuance and inspection.
- Allows counties to exempt certain sources from permit requirements if they have a minimal impact on air quality.
- Requires counties to consult with the Department of Transportation when developing transportation-related air quality control measures.
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