Construction permits allow an installation to construct and operate an air emission source. Construction permits are required prior to commencing construction of an emission source and may be obtained by submitting a completed application. Construction may not begin until a construction permit has been issued. In certain cases, an applicant may apply for a pre-construction prohibition waiver to begin construction prior to receipt of the approved permit.
Regulated activities include the relocation of industrial emission sources designed for and capable of being moved to other sites around the state. Typically, this permit applies to a portable concrete, asphalt or crushing plants. The equipment must have been previously permitted under Section (5). Each new location is evaluated in accordance with Section (5).
Length of Permit
The relocation permit is valid for two years from the date of starting operation at an approved site or until the date specified in the approved relocation request.
Laws, Rules and Regulations
- Federal Law: Federal Clean Air Act
- State Law: Missouri Air Conservation Law - Chapter 643, RSMo
- Code of State Regulations: Division 10 - Air Conservation Commission, 10 CSR 10-6.060, 10-6.020 and 10-6.010
- Commission, Board, Council: Missouri Air Conservation Commission