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To: streetscraper who wrote (3160)	11/18/2010 9:07:32 AM
From: scion	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53574

The emission testing has been done in NY. We commonly use test information from one site to amend the permit of another. terryels Share Wednesday, November 17, 2010 9:31:41 PM Re: the big guy post# 77291 Post # of 77370 "THere is no way you can change the basic product or output and use the same permit. It may be a modification or change to an existing permit, but the process is the same... testing etc, as has been done in NY." The emission testing has been done in NY. We commonly use test information from one site to amend the permit of another. siliconinvestor.com terryels Share Wednesday, November 17, 2010 9:38:52 PM Re: scion post# 77324 Post # of 77370 "COMPLIANCE STACK TESTING By CRA" I believe you are pointing out that a stack test conducted by a respected company like CRA is acceptable test data in multiple countries. For example, CRA has an offices in many cities in Ontario, Canada and the United States. craworld.com terryels Share Wednesday, November 17, 2010 9:38:52 PM Re: scion post# 77324 Post # of 77370 "COMPLIANCE STACK TESTING By CRA" I believe you are pointing out that a stack test conducted by a respected company like CRA is acceptable test data in multiple countries. For example, CRA has an offices in many cities in Ontario, Canada and the United States. siliconinvestor.com terryels Share Wednesday, November 17, 2010 9:29:30 PM Re: the big guy post# 77281 Post # of 77370 "I guess they could simply assemble Units #2 and 3 at the blending site." Having little over 18 years of engineering experience myself of primary /secondary distillation units and down stream processing for two refineries this statement proves to me how much misinformation is being posted. siliconinvestor.com

To: streetscraper who wrote (3160)	11/18/2010 12:47:10 PM
From: scion	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53574

Q: What should I do to notify the Environmental Assessment and Approvals Branch (EAAB) when a change in ownership of a business or a piece of equipment (e.g. diesel generator) occurs? A: For the transfer of ownership from a private owner to a municipality, you are required to submit the following: • a copy of the existing Certificate of Approval, • a letter from the owner confirming the transfer of ownership to the municipality, and • a letter from the municipality accepting ownership of the equipment. No fee is required for this request. For the transfer of ownership from a municipality to a private owner, you are required to submit the following: a copy of the existing Certificate of Approval, proof of legal name of the private owner, a letter from the private owner stating that they are the new owner, and a letter from the municipality confirming sale/transfer of ownership. No fee is required for this request. For the transfer of ownership from one private owner to another private owner, you are required to submit the following: a copy of the existing Certificate of Approval, proof of legal name of the new owner, a letter from the client stating that they are the new owner, and a letter from the previous owner confirming sale/transfer of ownership. No fee is required for this request. Please note: If there are any modifications to the equipment/process or if the equipment is relocated, a new Certificate of Approval application or an application to amend a Certificate of Approval is required. ene.gov.on.ca