(a) The permit shall expire no later than five years
from initial issuance or renewal.
(b) The permit holder shall submit a timely and complete
application under §122.133 and §122.134 of this title (relating
to Timely Application and Complete Application) for renewal.
(c) The executive director shall provide written notice
to the permit holder that the permit is scheduled for review.
(1) The notice will be provided by mail or electronic
communication no later than 12 months before the expiration of the
permit.
(2) The notice shall specify the procedure for submitting
an application.
(3) Failure to receive notice does not affect the expiration
date of the permit or the requirement to submit a timely and complete
application.
(d) Any information under the phased application process,
that is not included in the permit by the first permit renewal, shall
be submitted to the executive director with the renewal application.
(e) The permit, when renewed, shall contain specific
terms and conditions for each emission unit consistent with §122.142
of this title (relating to Permit Content Requirements).
(f) After the renewal application is submitted and
before the permit is renewed, the permit holder may operate the changes
at a site in accordance with this subchapter provided that the renewal
application is updated to include any provisional terms and conditions.
These changes shall be codified in the permit through the renewal
process.
(g) Permit expiration terminates the owner's or operator's
right to operate, unless a timely and complete renewal application
has been submitted. After a timely and complete application submittal,
the permit holder may continue to operate under the terms and conditions
of the previously issued permit until final action is taken on the
permit renewal application.
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