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Title V Operating Permits

Fugitive Emissions

Date Title EPA Office Author
  Response to Appeal Dated May 21, 1992 From Reserve Coal Properties Company Region 3 Erickson, Edwin
11/22/1994 Response to May 20, 1994 Letter from Robert H. Collom, Jr. OECA Stein, Kathie
03/01/1996 Regulated Pollutant OAQPS Kellam, Robert
08/06/1996 August 6, 1996 Letter to Martin Bauer Region 10 Cabreza, Joan
02/11/1998 Feb. 11, 1998 Letter to Terry Godar on MSW Landfills Region 3 Morris, Makeba
03/08/1994 Consideration of Fugitive Emissions in Major Source Determinations OAQPS Wegman, Lydia
08/09/2007 Inclusion of Haul Road Emissions in PSD Applicability Determination for Coal Mine and Preparation Plant Region 5 Blakely, Pamela
06/02/1995 EPA Reconsideration of Application of Collocation Rules to Unlisted Sources of Fugitive Emissions for Purposes of Title V Permitting OAQPS Hitte, Steve and Wegman, Lydia
10/14/1994 Consideration of Fugitive Emissions from Grain Elevators OAQPS Lillis, Ed
11/02/2006 Consideration of Fugitive in Open-Air Cattle Operations OAR Wehrum, William
03/06/2003 Clarification of Fugitive Emissions Policy Region 5 Rothblatt, Stephen and Newton, Cheryl
12/19/2013 Counting GHG Fugitive Emissions in Permitting Applicability OAQPS  
10/05/1998 Applicability of NSPS for Coal Preparation to Coal Unloading Operations OECA Gigliello, Kenneth
  BACT Fugitive Emissions of Hydrocarbons    
10/03/1997 Fugitive Emissions from Coal Preparation Plants OECA Herman, Steven
08/10/2006 Consideration of Fugitive Emissions at Oilseed Processing Plants Administrator Johnson, Stephen
02/10/1999 Interpretation of the Definition of Fugitive Emissions in Parts 70 and 71 OAQPS Curran, Thomas
07/16/1998 NSR & PSD Rules Regarding Fugitive Emissions Applicable to Major Sources Region 5 Newton, Cheryl
04/16/1996 Determination of Whether Emissions from Seagram and Sons Whiskey Storage Facility are Fugitive Region 5 Newton, Cheryl
10/06/1987 Emissions from Landfills OAQPS Emison, Gerald
10/21/1994 Classification of Emissions from Landfills for NSR Applicability Purposes OAQPS Seitz, John
11/19/1992 Interim Guidance on New Source Review (NSR) Questions Raised in Letters Dated September 9 and 24, 1992 Region 6 Meiburg, Stanley
06/09/1988 Emissions from Rocket Firing at Test Stands; Fugitive or Point Source Emissions SSCD Shafer, Ronald
02/18/1998 Should Gasoline be Considered as Petroleum in Determining if Source is Major Region 4 Neeley, R. Douglas
08/08/1997 Is a Solvent Reclamation Facility Considered a Chemical Process Plant Region 4 Pierce, Carla

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