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Louisiana SIP: LAC 33:III Ch 65 Rules and Regulations for the Fee System of the Air Quality Control Programs, effective 2016-06-20 (LAd48)

Regulatory Text: 
Louisiana Administrative Code, Title 33 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, Part III Air (LAC 33:III)

Chapter 65. Rules and Regulations for the Fee System of the Air Quality Control Program
As approved by EPA 
   03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89;
   03/25/94 (59 FR 14114) at 52.970(c)(61) effective 05/24/94; and
   10/23/95 (60 FR 54308) at 52.970(c)(66) effective 12/22/95 as Chapter 2.
Replaced in Louisiana SIP by LAC 33:III, Chapter 2, Rules and Regulations for the Fee System of the Air Quality Control Programs, Approved by EPA 4/21/2016 (81 FR 23425, SIP effective 6/20/2016 (LAd48), Regulations.gov docket EPA-R06-OAR-2016-0132 [LA051].

Outline: 
§ 6501. Scope and Purpose (LAc49)
§ 6503. Authority (LAc49)
§ 6505. Definitions (LAc49)
§ 6507. Application Fees (LAc49)
§ 6509. Annual Fees (LAc49)
§ 6511. Methodology (LAc49)
§ 6513. Determination of Fee 1989-05-08 (LAc49)
§ 6515. Method of Payment (LAc49)
§ 6517. Late Payment (LAc49)
§ 6519. Failure to Pay (LAc49)
§ 6521. Effective Date (LAc49)
§ 6523. Fee Schedule Listing (LAc49), (LAc61), (LAc66) [§223]

Section 6501. Scope and Purpose
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     It is the purpose of these regulations to establish a fee system for funding the monitoring, investigation and other activities required to be conducted for the maintenance of a safe and healthful environment by the Department of Environmental Quality in accordance with the Louisiana Environmental Quality Act (La. R.S. 30:1051 et seq.). Fees are required for all permits, licenses, registrations, and variances authorized by the Act.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6501 ******************86t**

Section 6503. Authority
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     These regulations provide fees as required by La. R.S. 30:1065.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6503 ******************86t**

Section 6505. Definitions
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     All terms used in these rules, unless the context otherwise requires or unless specifically defined in the Louisiana Environmental Quality Act, or in other regulations promulgated by the administrative authority of the Department of Environmental Quality or the predecessor, shall have their usual meaning.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6505 ******************86t**

Section 6507. Application Fees
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     Each application or amendments thereto for which a fee is prescribed shall be accompanied by a remittance in the full amount of the fee.  No application or amendments thereto shall be accepted or processed prior to payment of the full amount specified.  No permit, license, registration, or variance, unless otherwise authorized by the administrative authority, shall be issued until such check or draft, has been accepted by the bank or drawee and the department's account has been credited with the amount of the fee.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6507 ******************86t**

Section 6509. Annual Fees
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     Unless otherwise provided herein, all activities for which an annual fee is shall be subject to the payment of such fee within 30 days from receipt of billing.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6509 ******************86t**

Section 6511. Methodology
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

A.  Formula to Apportion Fees:

Annual Maintenance Fee (based on type of facility and on rated production capacity/ throughput) Variable
New Application Fee (based on type of facility and on rated production
capacity/ throughput)
Variable
Major and Minor Modification Modified Permit Fee (based on type of facility and on rated production capacity/ throughput) Variable
PSD Application Fee (based on type of facility and on rated production capacity/ throughput) Surcharge of 50 percent of the application fee
"NESHAP" Compliance Fee (based on type of facility and on rated production capacity/throughput) Surcharge of 25 percent of the Annual Maintenance Fee for that particular process/plant
"NSPS" Compliance Fee (based on type of facility and on rated production capacity/throughput) Surcharge of 25 percent of the permit application fee.
Research fee for alternative disposal of hazardous waste Surcharge of 5.7 percent of the Annual Maintenance Fee for those
facilities that generate hazardous
waste.


B.  Fee Methodology

     1.  All persons required to obtain a new or modified permit shall be subject to a permit fee (See Fee Schedule).  This fee shall be submitted with any application for a new or modified permit.  The annual maintenance fee for a new or modified source shall be paid during the fiscal year in which the process specified in the permit comes on line.

     2.  The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes listed in the Fee Schedule shall be used to assess fees.

     3.  The permit fee for multiple source permits shall be equal to the total amounts required by the individual processes involved, as listed in the Table.

     4.  All invoices for annual maintenance fees for major sources shall be submitted to those sources during the fiscal year and remittances are due 30 days after receipt of the invoice.  The annual maintenance fee shall be applicable to the fiscal year beginning the same July 1st of each year and ending the following June 30th. Failure to timely remit the annual maintenance fee in accordance with the above shall be considered ground for revoking an existing permit. Maintenance fees not received for prior fiscal years are due upon receipt of new or duplicate invoices.  Minor sources may or may not receive an annual compliance inspection.  In this case the maintenance fee must be paid within 30 days of the notification by the agency of the amount due.  Only one such fee shall be charged annually.

     5.  If a conditional permit is issued in accordance with adopted procedures, fees, submitted with that application for permit shall be retained and be applicable to the regular permit when it is acted upon.

     6.  If a process is not listed in the Fee Schedule and is not a source type exempted from fees by this regulation, then the department shall assign a fee based on the most similar processes and negotiated separately.  The Air Quality Division (AQD) shall analyze each permit request to determine the number of processes involved and the permit fee associated with each.

     7.  Periodically, the Air Quality Division (AQD) shall reevaluate the permit fee schedule based upon the previous fiscal year reasonable costs and shall adjust fees in the Table so as to recover the reasonable costs, and submit such revised schedule to the ;administrative authority for approval action.

     8.  A permit fee exempt list shall be presented to the administrative authority annually for approval.  The permit fee exempt list shall be in the offices of the Air Quality Division and shall be available for public inspection.  Any person may request permit fee exemption for a source class by application to the administrative authority.  Sources listed in the permit fee exempt list shall be exempt from the permit fee (Fee Schedule) and from having to obtain a permit.  The administrative authority may grant initial approval and denial of the class exemption pending consideration by the administrative authority.

     9.  When a company withdraws its application and claims refund for the permit fee, no refund shall be made, if the review of the application is essentially completed at the time of withdrawal. However up to 50 percent refund may be made when the review is just initiated but not completed.

     10.  Although a process unit or a plant is operated at a reduced level or is operated during certain months only, the annual maintenance fee will not be prorated.  The annual maintenance fee is charged on the rated capacity and not the actual output/throughput level.

     11.  When a permanent shutdown occurs and a company properly notifies the Air Quality Division, by official change in the Emission Inventory Questionnaire (EIQ) and permit, the maintenance fee would be dropped for that shutdown portion of the process/plant in the appropriate fiscal year only if that portion of the process/plant does not operate at any time during that fiscal year.

     12.  Unless otherwise stated, generally, the minor modification fee is equal to the Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF), the major modification is three times the AMF and new application fee is five times the AMF.  Where there is a minimum and/or maximum AMF established in a particular category, the same rationale shall apply to minimum and maximum permit fees.

     13.  NSPS fees may be waived when a PSD application fee is imposed.

     14.  The AQD administrator and his staff will determine the type of fee.  This determination will be based on the work load and on the factors described as follows:

     a.  New application fee (based on new capacity or incremental capacity)  applies when:

          i.  A new facility is added;

          ii.  A new operation in an existing facility is added;

          iii.  An existing operation is expanded by more than 80 percent in capacity.

     b.  Major modification fee (based on existing capacity) applies when:

          i.  The modification will trigger PSD review;

          ii.  The modification would have triggered PSD review without the use of contemporaneous emission reductions or banked emissions;

          iii.  The modification will increase 25 tons/year or more of non-attainment pollutant;

          iv.  The modification will change emissions over 100 tons/year;

          v.  The modification will increase capacity of an existing operation by 40 percent.

     c.  Minor modification fee (based on existing capacity) applies when a modification is not qualified under a new application fee or major modification fee.

     d.  If a modification is such that it does not increase capacity and changes emissions by less than 25 tons/year, the permit fee can be charged equal to the minimum minor modification permit fee for each process category involved.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6511 ******************86t**

Section 6513. Determination of Fee
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     These regulations apply to all registrants, specific licenses, permittees and other persons subject to charges concerned with one or more of the various programs of the Department of Environmental Quality.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6513 ******************86t**

Section 6515. Method of Payment
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     Fee payment shall be made by check, draft or money order payable to Department of Environmental Quality and mailed to the following address:  State of Louisiana, Department of Environmental Quality, Air Quality Division, Box 94381, Baton Rouge, LA  70804-9381.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6515 ******************86t**

Section 6517. Late Payment
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     Unless otherwise provided herein, annual fees or other charges not received within 15 days of the due date will be subject to a late charge at an additional 10 percent per month.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6517 ******************86t**

Section 6519. Failure to Pay
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     Failure to pay the prescribed application fee or annual fee as provided herein will constitute a violation of these regulations and shall be subject the person to applicable enforcement actions under the Louisiana Environmental Quality Act including, but not limited to, revocation or suspension of the applicable permit, license, registration, or variance.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6519 ******************86t**

Section 6521. Effective Date
Approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.

     A.  The application fees prescribed herin shall be effective upon publication in the Louisiana Register as adopted.

     B.  The annual fees prescribed herein shall be effective for the state fiscal year in which these fee regulations are published in the Louisiana Register as adopted and each state fiscal year thereafter. Fees submitted to the department in accordance with previous fee regulations for the state fiscal year in which these fee regulations are published in the Louisiana Register as adopted shall be credited against the fees and due and payable under these fee regulations.

   AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084.
   HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental
Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division in LR 13:741 (December 1987).

********************** end section 6521 ******************86t**

Section 6523.  Fee Schedule Listing
Fee numbers 0010 to 1810 approved by EPA 03/08/89 (54 FR 09795) at 52.970(c)(49) effective 05/08/89.
Fee number 2400 approved by EPA 03/25/94 (59 FR 14114) at 52.970(c)(61) effective 05/24/94.
Fee number 2700 approved by EPA 10/23/95 (60 FR 54308) at 52.970(c)(66) effective 12/22/95 as Chapter 2, Section  223, Fee Schedule Listing.


*NOTES 1 to 12 and 17 refer to the Explanatory Notes for Fee Schedule at end of this table.

The MIN. and MAX. values are minimum or maximum Annual Maintenance Fees.

Page numbers and column headings have been inserted where new pages began in the regulation approved by EPA.

 

Fee Num-
ber
Page 1
Air Contaminant Source
SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
0010 Cotton Gin - Per Bale Ginned Immediate Past Season 0724    0.00    0.22   0.13   0.03
0020 Bituminous Coal and Lignite Mining 1211  315.81 1579.17 947.50 315.83
0030 Coal Preparation 1211  789.59 3947.94 2368.76 789.59
0040 Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production (100 - 249 T/Yr Source) 1311   63.16  315.83  189.50  63.16
0041 Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production (250 - 499 T/Yr Source) 1311  195.00  975.00  585.00  195.00
0042 Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production Greater than 500 T/Yr Source 1311  325.00 1300.00  975.00  325.00
0050 Natural Gas Liquids Per Unit 1321  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
0060 Construction Sand and Gravel 1442   63.16  315.83  189.50   63.16
0070 Industrial Sand 1446   63.16  315.83  189.50   63.16
0080 Salt Mining 1476  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
0090 Sulfur Mining 1477  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
0100 Commercial Rice Milling 2044  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
0110 Animal Feed Preparation 2048  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
0120 Cane Sugar, Except Refining Only 2061  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
0130 Cane Sugar Refining per 1,000 Lb/Hr Rated Capacity 2062
MIN.
   6.31
 780.00
  31.59   18.95    6.31
0140 Cottonseed Oil Mill 2074  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
0150 Soybean Oil Mill 2075  110.53  552.70  331.63  110.51
0160 Animal & Marine Fats and Oil (Rendering) 
 10,000 or More Ton/Yr
2077  379.00 1895.01 1137.00  379.00
0170 Animal & Marine Fats and Oil (Rendering) 
Less than 10,000 Ton/Yr
2077  189.50  947.50  569.02  189.50
0180 Shortening, Table Oils, Margarine and Other Edible Fats and Oils 2079   78.96  394.79  236.87   78.96
0190 Malt Beverages 2082   78.96  394.79  236.87   78.96
0200 Coffee Roasting Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2095
MAX.
  63.16
3965.00
 315.83  189.50   63.16
0210 Sawmill and/or Planing Less than 25,000 Bd Ft/Shift
*NOTE 10*
2421  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92


 

Fee Num-
ber
Page 2
Air Contaminant Source
SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
0220 Sawmill and/or Planing More than 25,000 Bd Ft/Shift
*NOTE 10*
2421  473.75 2368.26 1421.26  473.75
0230 Hardwood Mill
*NOTE 10*
2426  284.25 1421.26  852.76  284.25
0240 Special Product Sawmill N.E.C.
*NOTE 10*
2429  284.25 1421.26  852.76  284.25
0250 Millwork with 10 Employees or More 2431  284.25 1421.26  852.76  284.25
0260 Hardwood Veneer and Plywood 2435  631.67 3158.35 1895.01  631.67
0270 Softwood Veneer and Plywood 2436  631.67 3158.35 1895.01  631.67
0280 Wood Perserving 2491  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
0290 Particleboard/
Waferboard Manufacture (O.S.B.)
2492  631.67 3158.35 1895.01  631.67
0300 Hardboard Manufacture 2499  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
0310 Furniture and Fixtures 
 A) 100 or More Employees
2511   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
0320 Furniture and Fixtures 
 B) More than 10 and Less than 100 Employees
2511   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
0330 Pulp Mills Per Ton Daily Rated Capacity 2611
MIN.
   2.36
1625.00
  11.84    7.11    2.36
0340 Paper Mill Per Ton Daily Rated Capacity
*NOTE 1*
2621
MIN.
   2.36
1625.00
  11.84    7.11    2.36
0350 Paperboard Mills Per Ton Daily Rated Capacity 2631
MIN.
   2.36
1625.00
  11.84    7.11    2.36
0360 Paper Coating 2641   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
0370 Insulation Manufacture 2649  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
0380 Corrugated Boxes 2653  236.87 1184.37  710.63  236.87
0390 Building Board and Tile 2661  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
0400 Commercial Printing - Black and White Per Press Module
*NOTE 4*
2752
MIN.
  94.75
 455.00
 473.75  284.25   94.75
0410 Commercial Printing - Color Per Press Module
*NOTE 4*
2752
MIN.
 157.92
 780.00
 789.59  473.75  157.92
0420 Caustic/Chlorine Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Cap Based on Cl
*NOTE 2*
2812
MIN.
   1.58
 780.00
   7.90   4.74   1.58
0430 Caustic Soda Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2812
MIN.
   0.32
 650.00
   1.58   0.94   0.32
0440 Industrial Gases 2813  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83


 

Fee Num-
ber
Page 3
Air Contaminant Source
SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
0450 Inorganic Pigments 2816  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
0460 Aluminum Sulfate Production Per 100 Ton/Yr Rated  Capacity 2819
MIN.
   0.79
 650.00
   3.95    2.36    0.79
0470 Alumina Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2819    3.15   15.79    9.47    3.15
0480 Catalyst Mfg. and Cat. Regeneration Per Line 2819  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  780.59
0490 Fluosilicates 2819  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
0500 Industrial Inorganic Chemicals Mfg. N.E.C. 
 Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr
2819
MIN.
   0.79
 455.00
   3.59    2.36    0.79
0510 Industrial Inorganic Acids N.E.C. 
Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity
2819
MIN.
   7.90
 780.00
  39.48   23.69    7.90
0520 Nitric Acid Manufacture Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 2819
MIN.
  3.15
780.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
0530 Phosphoric Acid Mfg. Per Ton Daily Rated Capacity 2819
MIN.
  0.79
650.00
   3.95    2.36    0.79
0540 Sulphuric Acid Manufacture Per Ton Daily Rated Manufacture 2819
MIN.
  0.79
650.00
   3.95    2.36    0.79
0550 Polyethylene/
Polypropolene Manufacture 
Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity
2821
MIN.
   6.31
 780.00
  31.59   18.95    6.31
0560 PVC Manufacture Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2821
MIN.
   7.90
 780.00
  39.48   23.69    7.90
0570 Synthetic Resins Manufacture N.E.C. 
Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity
2821
MIN.
   7.90
 780.00
  39.48   23.69    7.90
0580 Rubber Mfg. Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2822
MIN.
   3.15
 975.00
  39.48   23.69    7.90
0590 Charcoal Per Oven 2861  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
0600 Gum and Wood Chemicals Per Unit 2861  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
0610 Styrene Monomer Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2865
MIN.
   3.15
 780.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
0620 Halogenated Hydrocarbons Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2869
MIN.
   4.74
 780.00
  23.69   14.22    4.74
0630 Organic Oxides, Alcohols, Glycols Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2869
MIN.
   3.15
 780.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
0640 Ammonia Manufacture Per Ton Daily Rated Capacity 2873
MIN.
   1.58
 780.00
   7.90    4.74    1.58
0650 Fertilizer Manufacture Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated  Capacity 2873
MIN.
   0.79
 455.00
   3.95    2.36    0.79
0660 Urea and Ureaform Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 2873
MIN.
   1.58
 455.00
   7.90    4.74    1.58
0670 Pesticides Mfg. Per Train 2879  631.67 3158.35 1895.01  631.67


 

Fee Num-
ber
Page 4
Air Contaminant Source
SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
0680 Carbon Black Manufacture Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2895
MIN.
   9.47
 780.00
  47.37   28.43    9.47
0690 Chemical and Chemical Prep. N.E.C. Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr 2899
MIN.
   7.90
 650.00
  39.48   23.69    7.90
0700 Drilling Mud-Storage and Distribution 2899  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
0710 Drilling Mud-Grinding 2899  631.67 3158.35 1895.01  631.67
0720 Petroleum Refining Per 1,000 BBL/Day Rated Capacity Crude Thruput
*NOTE 3*
2911
MIN.
  39.48
 780.00
 197.40  118.44   39.48
0730 Asphaltic Concrete Paving Plants Per Ton/Hr Rated Capacity
*NOTE 5*
2951
MIN.
   1.19
 325.00
   5.91    3.54    1.19
0740 Asphalt Blowing Plant (Not to be Charged Separately if in Refinery) 2951  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
0750 Olefins & Aromatics N.E.C Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 2951
MIN.
   3.15
 780.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
0760 Blending, Compounding, or Refining of Lubricants Per Unit
*NOTE 6*
2992  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
0770 Petroleum Coke Calcining Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 2999
MIN.
   6.31
 780.00
  31.59   18.95    6.31
0780 Glass and Glass Container Mfg. Natural Gas Fuel Per Line 3229  236.87 1184.37  710.63  236.87
0790 Cement Manufacture Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 3241
MIN.
   4.74
 650.00
  23.69   14.22    4.74
0800 Glass and Glass Container Mfg. Fuel Oil Per Line 3241  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
0810 Brick Manufacture Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 3251
MIN.
   2.36
 325.00
  11.84    7.11    2.36
0820 Ready-Mix Concrete 3273  394.79 1200.17  789.59  394.79
0830 Lime Manufacture Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 3274    4.74   23.69   14.22    4.74
0840 Gypsum Manufacture Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Rated Capacity 3275
MIN.
   4.74
 455.00
  23.69   14.32    4.74
0850 Asbestos Products Per Site or Per Production Unit 3292  947.50 4737.52 2842.51  947.50
0860 Clay Kiln 3295  189.50  947.50  568.50  189.50
0870 Rock Crusher 3295  173.70  868.54  521.13  173.70
0880 Gray Iron and Steel Foundries 
 A) 3,500 or More Ton/Yr Production
3321  252.66 1263.34  758.00  252.66
0890 Gray Iron and Steel Foundries 
 B) Less than 3,500 Ton/Yr Production
3321  126.33  631.67  379.00  126.33
0900 Malleable Iron Foundries 
 A)  3,500 or More Ton/Yr Production
3322  252.66 1263.34  758.00  252.66


 

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SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
0910 Malleable Iron Foundries 
 B)  Less than 3,500 Ton/Yr Production
3322  126.33  631.67  379.00  126.33
0920 Steel Investment Foundries 
 A)  3,500 or More Ton/Yr Production
3324  252.66 1263.34  758.00  252.66
0930 Steel Investment Foundries 
 B)  Less than 3,500 Ton/Yr Production
3324  126.33  631.67  379.00  126.33
0940 Steel Foundries Not Elsewhere Classified 
 A)  3,500 or More Ton/Yr Production
3325  252.66 1263.14  758.00  252.66
0950 Steel Foundries Not Elsewhere Classified 
 B)  Less than 3,500 Ton/Yr Production
3325  126.33  631.67  379.00  126.33
0960 Primary Smelting and Refining of Copper Per 
 100,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity
3331
MIN.
   3.15
 780.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
0970 Aluminum Production Per Pot 3334   15.79   78.96   47.37   15.79
0980 Refining of Non-Ferrous Metals N.E.C. Per 1,000 Lb/Yr Rated Capacity 3339
MIN.
   0.02
 780.00
   0.15    0.09    0.02
0990 Secondary Smelting of Non-Ferrous Metals Per Furnace 3341
MIN.
 473.75
 975.00
2368.76 1421.26  473.75
1000 Wire Manufacture 3357  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
1010 Aluminum Foundries (Castings) Per Unit 3361  126.33  631.67  379.00  126.33
1020 Brass/Bronze/Copper-Based Alloy Foundry Per Furnace 3362  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
1030 Metal Heat Treating Including Shotpeening 3398   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
1040 Drum Manufacturing and/or Reconditioning 3412  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
1050 Metal Can Manufacture 3441  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
1060 Fabricated Plate Work 3443  734.50 3672.50 2203.50  734.50
1070 Electroplating, Polishing and Anodizing with 5 or More Employees 3471   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
1080 Sandblasting or Chemical Cleaning of Metal:  
 A)  10 or More Employees
3471  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
1090 Sandblasting or Chemical Cleaning of Metal:  
 B)  Less than 10 Employees
3471  236.87 1184.37  710.63  236.87
1100 Coating, Engraving, and Allied Services:  
 A)  10 or More Employees
3479  173.70  868.54  521.13  173.70
1110 Coating, Engraving, and Allied Services:  
 B)  Less that 10 Employees
3479   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
1120 Galvanizing and Pipe Coating Excluding All Other Activities 3479  189.50  947.50  568.50  189.50
1130 Painting Topcoat Per Line 3479  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92


 

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SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
1140 Potting Per Line 3479   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
1150 Soldering Per Line 3479   94.75  473.75  284.25   94.75
1160 Wire Coating Per Line 3479  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
1170 Oil Field Machinery and Equipment 3533  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
1180 Power Chain Saw Manufacture Per Line 3546  236.87 1184.37  710.63  236.87
1190 Commercial Grain Dryer 3559  189.50  947.50  568.50  189.50
1200 Electrode Manufacture Per Line 3624  221.09 1105.42  663.26  221.09
1210 Telephone Manufacture Per Line 3661  552.70 2763.55 1658.13  552.70
1220 Electrical Connector Manufacture Per Line 3678  284.25 1421.26  852.76  284.25
1230 Battery Manufacture Per Line 3691  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
1240 Electrical Equipment Per Line 3694  189.50  947.50  568.50  189.50
1250 Ship and Boat Building: 
 A) 5001 or More Employees
3732  2368.76 11843.81 7106.29 2368.76
1260 Ship and Boat Building: 
 B) 2501 to 5000 Employees
3732 1579.17 7895.87 4737.52 1579.17
1270 Ship and Boat Building: 
 C) 1001 to 2500 Employees
3732  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
1280 Ship and Boat Building: 
 D) 201 to 1000 Employees
3732  473.75 2368.76 1421.26 473.75
1290 Ship and Boat Building: 
 E) 200 or Less Employees
3732  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
1300 Playground Equipment Manufacture Per Line 3949  236.87 1184.37  710.63  236.87
1310 Grain Elevators:  
 A) 20,000 or More Ton/Yr
4221  505.33 2526.68 1516.00  505.33
1320 Grain Elevators:  
 B) Less than 20,000 Ton/Yr
4221  252.66 1263.34  758.00  252.66
1330 A)  Petroleum, Chemical Bulk Storage & Terminal (over 3,000,000 BBL Capacity) 
*NOTE 7*
4226 4737.52 23687.62 14212.57 4737.52
1340 B)  Petroleum, Chemical Bulk Storage & Terminal (1,000,000-3,000,000 BBL Capacity) 
*NOTE 7*
4226 3158.35 15791.75 9475.05 3158.35
1350 C)  Petroleum, Chemical Bulk Storage &  Terminal (500,001-1,000,000 BBL Capacity) 
*NOTE 7*
4226 1579.17 7895.87 4737.52 1579.17
1360 D)  Petroleum, Chemical Bulk Storage &  Terminal (500,000 BBL Capacity or Less) *NOTE 7* 4226  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59


 

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SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
1370 Railcar/Barge/Tank Truck Cleaning Heavy Fuels Only 4742  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
1380 Railcar and Barge Cleaning Other Than Heavy Fuels 4742  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
1390 Tank Truck Cleaning Other Than Heavy Fuels 4742  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
1400  A)  Electric Power Gen. Per MW (Over 0.7% S in Fuel) 4911
MIN.
   7.34
1495.00
  36.72   22.03    7.34
1410  B)  Electric Power Gen. Per MW (0.7% S or Less in Fuel) 
*NOTE 8*
4911
MIN.
   4.40
 715.00
  22.03   13.22    4.40
1420  C)  Electric Power Gen. Per MW (Natural Gas Fired) 4911
MIN.
   2.21
 520.00
  11.02    6.61    2.21
1430 Natural Gas Comp Per 100 H.P. (Turbines) 
*NOTE 12*
4922    3.15   15.79    9.47    3.15
1440 Recip. Nat Gas Comp Per 100 H.P.:  
 A)  50,000 H.P.
*NOTE 12*
4922   14.22   71.07   42.64   14.22
1450 Recip. Nat Gas Comp Per 100 H.P.:  
 B)  20,000 to 50,000 H.P.
*NOTE 12*
4922   15.79   78.96   47.37   15.79
1460 Recip. Nat Gas Comp Per 100 H.P.:  
 C)  5,000 to 20,000 H.P.
*NOTE 12*
4922   18.95   94.75   56.84   18.95
1470 Recip. Nat Gas Comp Per 100 H.P.  
 D)  2,500 to 5,000 H.P.
*NOTE 12*
4922   22.11  110.53   66.32   22.11
1480 Recip. Nat Gas Comp Per 100 H.P.  
 E)  1,000 to 2,500 H.P.
*NOTE 12*
4922   23.69  118.44   71.07   23.69
1490 Recip. Nat Gas Comp  
 F)  <1,000 H.P.
*NOTE 12*
4922  315.83  789.59  315.83  315.83
1500 Coal Gassification Per $100,000 Capital Cost
*NOTE 11*
4925
MAX.
   3.15
25285.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
1510 Co-Generation Per $100,00 Capital Cost
*NOTE 11*
4939
MAX.
   3.15
15795.00
  15.79    9.47    3.15
1520 Incinerators:
 A)  1,000 Lb/Hr and Greater Capacity
4953  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
1521 Incinerators:
 B)  Less than 1,000 Lb/Hr Capacity
4953   65.00  325.00  195.00   65.00
1530 Municipal Incinerators 4953 1579.24 7895.94 4737.59 1579.24
1540 Steam Gen. Units Per 1000 Lbs/Hr Steam Cap-Natural Gas or Comb Non-Fossil Fuels 4961
MIN.
   0.79
 130.00
   3.95    2.36    0.79
1550 Steam Gen. Units Per 1000 Lbs/Hr Steam Cap-Fuels with 0.7% S or Less 4961
MIN.
   1.58
 325.00
   7.90    4.74    1.58
1560 Steam Gen. Units Per 1000 Lbs/Hr Steam Cap-Fuels  with More than 0.7% S 4961
MIN.
   2.36
 455.00
  11.84    7.11    2.36
1570 Cement (Bulk Distribution) 5052  631.37 3158.35 1895.01  631.67
1580 Wholesale Distribution of Coal Per 1,000 Ton/Yr Throughput 5052
MIN.
   0.15
 455.00
   0.79    0.46    0.15


 

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SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
1590 Wholesale Distribution of Coke and other Bulk Goods Per 1000 Ton/Yr
*NOTE 9*
5093
MIN.
   0.32
 780.00
   1.58    0.94    0.32
1600 Floating Bulk Loader:  
 A)  Over 100,000 Ton/Yr Throughput
5153 1579.17 7895.87 4737.52 1579.17
1610 Floating Bulk Loader:  
 B)  100,000 or Less Ton/Yr Throughput
5153  789.59 3947.94 2368.76  789.59
1620 Grain Elevators-Terminal Per 10,000 Bu/Yr Throughput 5153
MIN.
   0.15
 715.00
   0.79    0.46    0.15
1630 Wholesale Distribution of Chemicals and Allied Products Per Facility 5161  394.79 1579.17 1184.37  394.79
1640 Petroleum Bulk Plants 5171   31.59  157.92   94.75   31.59
1650 Petroleum Bulk Terminal 5171  315.83 1579.17  947.50  315.83
1660 Petroleum Bulk Station 5171   31.59  157.92   94.75   31.59
1670 Storage Tank 5171    0.00  315.83  157.92  157.92
1680 Crude Oil Distribution 5172  473.75 2368.76 1421.26  473.75
1690 Automobile, Truck and Van Assembly Per 1000 Vehicles Per Year Capacity 3711
MAX.
  78.96
15795.00
 394.79  236.87   78.96
1700 Chemical Waste Disposal Facility for Non Hazardous Waste 9998 1469.00 7345.00 4407.00 1469.00
1710 Negotiated Fee 9999    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00
1711 Research Fee for Alternate Disposal of Hazardous Waste 9999    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00
1720 Electric Transformers Per 1000 Units/Year 3612   73.45  367.25  220.35   73.45
1730 Paint Manufacturing and Blending 2851  293.80 1469.00  881.40  293.80
1740 Plastics Injection Moulding & Extrusion Per Line 3079  157.92  789.59  473.75  157.92
1750 Automobile Recycling Scrap Per 1000 Tons/Yr 5093
MIN.
MAX.
   6.50
 325.00
15795.00
  32.50   19.50    6.50
1760 Salt Processing & Packaging Per 1,000,000 Lb/Yr 2899
MIN.
   0.13
 195.00
   0.65    0.39    0.13
1770 Commercial Hazardous Waste Incinerator Per 1,000,000 BTU Per Hour Thermal Capacity 4953   91.00  455.00  273.00   91.00
1780 Non Commercial Hazardous Waste Incinerator (Per 1,000,000 Btu/Hr Thermal Capacity) 4953   45.50  227.50  136.50   45.50
1790 Commercial Hazardous Waste Disp Facility, N.E.C. 4953 13000.00 65000.00 39000.00 13000.00
1800 Commercial Hazardous Waste Underground Injection (Surface Facilities) Per Location 4953 2600.00 13000.00 7800.00 2600.00
Fee Num-
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SICC Annual Main-tenance Fee New 
Appli-cation 
Fee
Modified Permit Fees 
Major
Modified Permit Fees  Minor
1810 Recoverable/Re-usable Materials Proc. Facility (Per 1,000,000 BTU/Hr Thermal Capacity) 4953
MIN.
MAX.
  45.50
1300.00
6500.00
 227.50  136.50   45.50
FEE NUMBER FEE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
2400 An application approval fee for Stage II Vapor Recovery $100.00
An annual facility  inspection fee for Stage II Vapor Recovery $150.00


Section  223. Fee Schedule Listing
Approved by EPA 10/23/95 (60 FR 54308) at 52.970(c)(66) effective 12/22/95.
Additional Permit Fees and ADVF Fees

Fee Number Fee Description   Amount
2700
*Note17*
Fleet Size:
10-25 vehicles   300.00
26-50 vehicles   500.00
51-100 vehicles   750.00
101+ vehicles 1,000.00


            
EXPLANATORY NOTES FOR FEE SCHEDULE:

NOTE 1 - This category does not include building paper.

NOTE 2 - This category is considered one process with the fee based on the rated yearly chlorine capacity.

NOTE 3 - The fee for this category is based on crude throughput of the refinery.  Throughput includes additional purchased charge stocks.

NOTE 4 - Module is defined as a rotary printing device capable of printing one sheet and commonly arranged in series to comprise a print press.

NOTE 5 - The fees for this category apply to both batch and continuous processes.

NOTE 6 - This fee applies to lubricants meaning lubricating oils and greases.  This fee is not to be charged for units which are part of a facility for which the petroleum refinery fee was paid.

NOTE 7 - The fees for this category are based on the organic compound storage capacity of the facility.

NOTE 8 - For an electric power generation unit to be placed in this category it must burn fuel oil or coal of less than .7% Sulphur.

NOTE 9 - Wholesale grain distribution is not included in this category.

NOTE 10 - Facilities with no fuel or waste burning equipment are exempted from both the annual maintenance and permit fees.  Power must be supplied by electric motors or internal combustion engines.

NOTE 11 - For coal gasification and cogeneration projects when computing application fees, the capital cost for the control equipment that reduces emissions to a level below the applicable NSPS regulations should be deducted from the capital cost.

NOTE 12 - The maximum annual maintenance fee charged to any one gas transmission company for the total of fee numbers 1430, 1440, 1450, 1460, 1470, 1480, and 1490 shall not exceed $15,795.00.

Note 17 - The fleet size is based on the number of covered vehicles in the covered fleet.

  AUTHORITY NOTE:  Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:1084 and 30:2054.

  HISTORICAL NOTE:  Promulgated by the Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Air Quality and Nuclear Energy, Air Quality Division, LR 13:741 (December 1987), amended LR 18:1256 (November 1992), Office of Air Quality and Radiation Protection, Air Quality Division in LR 20:1263 (November 1994).

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