| (a) All persons requesting an alternate means of control (AMOC)
plan as provided by §115.910 of this title (relating to Availability
of Alternate Means of Control) shall submit a proposed AMOC plan and demonstration
to the executive director; copies of such plan and demonstration to the appropriate
regional office; copies to any local air pollution control program with jurisdiction
over the account affected by the AMOC plan; and copies to the EPA regional
office.
(b) The proposed AMOC plan shall include the following information:
(1) the AMOC applicant name with mailing address, site name
with physical address, account number, and contact person including address
and telephone number;
(2) an identification and a description of the sources involved
in the AMOC plan including any applicable air permit numbers, plot plans,
detailed flow diagrams, emission point numbers (EPNs), and facility identification
numbers (FINs); an identification of the provisions of this chapter that are
applicable to such sources; and an identification of promulgated provisions
of this chapter that will be applicable to such sources; and a description
of normal operating conditions for each source causing emissions;
(3) a quantification of the AMOC plan sources' actual emissions
for the selected year;
(4) a quantification of annual emission limits and daily maximum
potential emissions from all sources affected by the AMOC showing the difference
between projected emissions from the affected source(s) without the AMOC plan
and projected emissions resulting under the proposed AMOC plan. These calculations
shall be done in accordance with the requirements of §115.912 of this
title (relating to Calculations for Determining Alternate Means of Control
Reductions). Assumptions and emission factors utilized in the calculations
shall be included;
(5) a specification of emission limitation(s) and control requirement(s)
to be applicable to each source affected by the proposed AMOC plan. Emission
limitations shall include actual annual emission limits in tons per year for
each source. Control requirements must be established for each source to make
annual emission limits enforceable;
(6) a description of the compliance methodologies, including
monitoring, testing, reporting, and recordkeeping measures, that will be used
to enforce the emission limitation(s) and/or control requirement(s) applicable
to each source affected by the AMOC plan;
(7) a sample of reporting and recordkeeping forms to be utilized;
(8) a demonstration that the AMOC plan satisfies each applicable
requirement of §115.911 of this title (relating to Criteria for Approval
of Alternative Means of Control Plans);
(9) a list containing the name, address, and telephone number
of any air pollution control program with jurisdiction over the account affected
by the AMOC plan; and
(10) any other relevant information necessary to evaluate the
merits and/or enforceability of the AMOC plan, as may be requested by the
executive director.
(c) All representations with regard to the AMOC plan, as well
as any provisions attached to the AMOC plan, become conditions upon which
the subsequent AMOC plan is issued. It shall be unlawful for any person to
vary from such representation or provision if the change will cause a change
in the method of control of emissions, the character of the emissions, or
will result in an increase in the discharge of the various emissions. It shall
also be unlawful for any AMOC holder to vary from the emission limits, control
requirements, monitoring, testing, reporting, or recordkeeping requirements
of an approved AMOC plan.
(d) Applications to amend or revise an AMOC plan shall be submitted
subject to the requirements of this chapter.
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