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Title V Operating Permits

Regulated Pollutants & Associated Calculations

Date Title EPA Office Author
10/16/1995 Definition of Regulated Pollutant for Particulate Matter for Purposes of Title V OAQPS Wegman, Lydia
04/02/2010 Reconsideration of Interpretation of Regulations that Determine Pollutants Covered by Clean Air Act Permitting Programs; Final Rule Administrator Jackson, Lisa
12/18/2008 EPA's Interpretation of Regulations that Determine Pollutants Covered by Federal Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) Permit Program Administrator

Johnson, Stephen

03/31/1994

Response to Questions Regarding PM-10 Condensibles

OAQPS Pace, Thompson
08/05/1987 Implementation of Revised PSD Program for Particulate Matter CPDD Tyler, Darryl
06/18/1986 Exemption of Dimethyl Acetamide (DMAC) from Regulation under PSD Review Region 4 Miller, Bruce
10/23/1979 B.F. Goodrich - PSD Modification SSCD Reich, Edward
04/08/1980 NSR Requirements for Lead OAQPS Rhoads, Richard
07/31/1981 Policy Determinations Regarding PSD Questions Region 4 Devine, Thomas
09/11/1986 Ozone Control Strategy - Regional Office Review of Potential in Improvements in New Source Review (NSR) Regulations OAQPS Helms, Tom G.
06/29/1983 Exclusion of Exempt Solvents from VOC Calculations OAQPS Helms, Tom G.
04/01/2010 PSD Permit Requirements and Applicability of New and Revised NAAQS OAQPS Page, Stephen
03/01/1996 Regulated Pollutant OAQPS Kellan, Robert
12/21/2000 Response to Questions Regarding Volatile Organic Compounds Region 10 McAllister, Barbara
03/01/2011 PSD & Title V Permitting Guidance for GHGs OAQPS  
05/04/1995 Clarification of Applicability of the PSD Regulations at 40 CFR 52.21 to Modifications at Major Stationary Sources that Increase Emissions of Noncriteria Air Pollutants OAQPS Seitz, John
01/26/1996 Clarification Concerning Which Organic Chemicals are to be Regulated in Several New Source Performance Standards OAQPS Edwardson, Jack and Helms, Tom G.
06/05/2001 Clarification of Guidance for Calculating Actual or Potential Emissions OAQPS Seitz, John
07/12/2006 VOC Measurement Techniques for the Pulp & Paper Industry OAR Wehrum, William
12/30/2003 VOC Measurement Methods for the Corn Milling Industry OAQPS Page, Stephen
07/24/2014 Next Steps and Preliminary Views on the Application of Clean Air Act Permitting Programs to Greenhouse Gases Following the Supreme Court's Decision in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. Environmental Protection Agency OAR, OECA McCabe, Janet and Giles, Cynthia
12/19/2014 No Action Assurance Regarding EPA-Issued Step 2 Prevention of Significant Deterioration Permits and Related Title V Requirements Following Utility Air Regulatory Group v. Environmental Protection Agency OECA Giles, Cynthia

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The “Relevant Guidance” index includes a collection of documents issued by EPA organized by topic area. These documents include memoranda, letters, orders, and other types of EPA actions that may provide guidance in one or more forms, such as an adjudication, statement of policy, interpretation of statutes or regulations, or technical information. Each collection is intended to be representative of EPA statements on the topic, but it may not be a complete listing of such statements. The collection does not reflect topic-specific statements that have been expressed by EPA though published rule preambles and Title V petition orders, nor does it include EAB decisions. Each document in the collection speaks for itself, and the inclusion or exclusion of a document in the collection is not intended by EPA to communicate anything more than what is expressed within each document. EPA makes no independent representations on this website as to the extent to which any document in the collection reflects EPA’s current views on the topic, is a final action by EPA, or has any legal effect or precedential weight. Readers are advised to review the documents in the collection and conduct their own assessment of such considerations based on the content of each document and other documents in the collection. Some of the information or views included in the documents may be affected by subsequent changes to the referenced statutory or regulatory language or by court decisions. In addition, many of the statements in these documents are based upon the federal regulations which may differ from rules that govern federally-approved programs. Permitting authorities are advised to consult with their EPA Regional Offices if there is a question as to the relevance of a particular statement to their Title V program.