New Hampshire Title V: What you need to know

Non-Title V operating permits:

Temporary permits: New Hampshire Regulations-Environmental-Air (NH Regs. Env-A) 607

State operating permits: NH Regs. Env-A 608 and NH Regs. Env-A 604.02

Title V operating permits: NH Regs. Env-A 609.01 to 609.19 and 40 CFR 70 Appendix A

Applicability: NH Regs. Env-A 609.01 and NH Regs. Env-A 609.03

Application content: NH Regs. Env-A 609.06 and NH Regs. Env-A 1709

Action on the application: NH Regs. Env-A 609.10 to 609.14 and NH Regs. Env-A 622.01 to 622.09

Fees: NH Regs. Env-A 705

New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) Air Resources Division

See ADDRESSES & CONTACTS for addresses and telephone numbers.

See national section for basic information and federal regulations.

• Rules. Sources of air contaminants in New Hampshire must obtain a temporary permit. Non-Title V sources must comply with the state operating permit provisions. Sources subject to the Title V program must comply with New Hampshire's Title V operating permit program, which follows the federal program and received final full approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) effective November 23, 2001. The EPA has also approved a Title V permitting threshold for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that is consistent with the federal requirements. See the national section TITLE V for more information.

• Administration and enforcement. DES's Air Resources Division is responsible for the administration and enforcement of the state's air emissions permit program.

NON-TITLE V OPERATING PERMITS

Temporary Permits

NH Regs. Env-A 607

A temporary permit must be obtained by new or modified sources listed under NH Regs. ...