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Arizona Title V: What you need to know

Governing Law and Regulations

Arizona air permits: Arizona Administrative Code R (AZ Admin. Code R) 18-2-301 to 18-2-333

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Title V Operating Permits:

Permit application: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-304 and AZ Admin. Code R 18-2 Appendix 1

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

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

Fees: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-326

Accelerated Permit Processing Program: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-326(I)

Synthetic minor permits:

Emissions caps: AZ Admin. Code R 18-2-304(E)(6), 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 18-2-511

Maricopa County air permits and permit revisions: Maricopa County Air Pollution Control (MCAPC) Regulation II, Rule 210

Pima County air permits and permit revisions: Pima County Air Quality Control Code (PCAQCC) 17.12.140 to 17.12.365, PCAQCC 17.12.370 to 17.12.400, and PCAQCC 17.12.510

Pinal County air permits and permit revisions: Pinal County Air Quality Control Regulations (PCAQCR) 3-1-010 to 3-1-177, PCAQCR 3-2-180 to 3-2-195, PCAQCR 3-5-470 to 3-5-560, and PCAQCR 3-7-570 to 3-7-660

Regulatory Agencies

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) Air Quality Division

Maricopa County Air Quality Department

Pima County Department of Environmental Quality

Pinal County Air Quality Control District

See ADDRESSES & CONTACTS for addresses and telephone numbers.

See national section for basic information and federal regulations.

Comparison: State vs. Federal

• Rules. Arizona's air emissions permit program is a unitary permit program, where a "unitary," or single, permit is issued for construction, operation, or modification of both major and minor sources. Major sources require a ...


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