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Pastimes : Plastics to Oil - Pyrolysis and Secret Catalysts and Alterna
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To: scion who wrote (806)5/26/2010 8:28:00 PM
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Do Not Start A Project Before Obtaining A Permit!

You must obtain all necessary permits before commencing work on a project that requires any DEC permit. Persons commencing work on such a project before obtaining the required permits, and any contractors engaged in such work, are subject to enforcement actions by the DEC. Enforcement actions may include:

1. Civil or criminal court action, or both,
2. Fines, or
3. An order to remove structures or materials or perform other remedial action, or both a fine and an order.

Exempt and Trivial Activities:
Exempt and Trivial Activities are listed in Subpart 201-3.
Exempt and Trivial Activities do not require either a Facility Registration or a State Facility Permit, but they are not exempt from other air pollution control regulations.
Exempt Activities must be listed in the Title V Facility permit application. They may be subject to an applicable requirement, i.e., a standard or requirement in State or Federal regulations required as it applies to an emission unit or source.

Trivial Activities do not have to be listed in the Title V Facility permit application.

The owner and/or operator of an emission unit or source that is listed as an Exempt or Trivial Activity may be required to certify that it is properly operated within the specific criteria of the exemption, and must maintain on-site records.

dec.ny.gov
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