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Arizona Air Permitting: What you need to know

Governing Law and Regulations

State air permits: Arizona Administrative Code Rules (AZ Admin. Code R) 18-2-301 to 18-2-334

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Classes of permits: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-101 and AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302

Class I permit:

Applicability: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302

Application content: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-304

Action on the application: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302, AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-304, AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-307, and AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-330

Class II permit:

Applicability: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302

Application content: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-304

Action on the application: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302, AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-304, AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-307, and AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-330

Registration:

Applicability: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302

Application content: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302.01

Action on the application: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302.01

Revision and renewal: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302.01

Other state permits:

Synthetic minor permits: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-302.01, AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-306.01, and AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-306.02

General permits: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-501 to 18-2-513

Open burn permits: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-602

Other permitting considerations:

Accelerated permit processing program: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-326(I)

Posting a permit: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-315

Emissions statement: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-327

Additional state permitting requirements for new and existing major sources: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-401 to 18-2-412

Maricopa County air permits: Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Regulation (MCAPC Reg.) II

Title V permits: MCAPC Reg. II, Rule 200, Section 302 and MCAPC Reg. II, Rule 210

Non-Title V permit applicability: MCAPC Reg. II, Rule 200, Section 303 and MCAPC Reg. II, Rule 220

Non-Title V permit emissions controls: MCAPC Reg. II, Rule ...


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