Title V – Permits

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Title V – Permits is the Clean Air Act’s operating permit program that consolidates all applicable air pollution control requirements for major stationary sources into a single, comprehensive, federally enforceable permit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Clean Air Act program
operating permit program
administeredBy United States Environmental Protection Agency
surface form: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
aimsTo enhance compliance assurance
improve enforceability of air pollution control requirements
provide transparency to the public about source obligations
appliesThreshold major source thresholds defined in the Clean Air Act
appliesTo certain non‑major sources as defined by regulation
major sources under the Clean Air Act
authorizedBy Clean Air Act
surface form: Title V of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990
covers operation of emission units at a facility
doesNotReplace preconstruction permit requirements
enforceableBy United States Environmental Protection Agency
surface form: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

citizens through citizen suit provisions of the Clean Air Act
state and local air agencies
governedBy 40 CFR Part 70
40 CFR Part 71
hasCharacteristic comprehensive
federally enforceable
source‑specific
hasFeature EPA review of proposed permits
permit renewal on a fixed term
public participation in permit issuance
hasFullName Title V – Permits self-linksurface differs
surface form: Title V Operating Permit Program
hasPurpose to consolidate all applicable air pollution control requirements into a single permit
to ensure compliance with Clean Air Act requirements
implementedBy local permitting authorities
state permitting authorities
tribal permitting authorities
includes all applicable Clean Air Act requirements for a source
emission limitations and standards
monitoring requirements
recordkeeping requirements
reporting requirements
testing requirements
partOf Clean Air Act
regulates major stationary sources of air pollution
relatedTo New Source Review permitting
requires annual compliance certification
certification of compliance by a responsible official
operating permits for major stationary sources
periodic monitoring of emissions
prompt reporting of deviations from permit requirements
recordkeeping
reporting
submission of a complete permit application by the source
typicalPermitTerm 5 years

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this entity surface form: Title V Operating Permit Program
Clean Air Act includesTitle Title V – Permits