Air Operating Permit - Puget Sound Clean Air Agency

V. STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONSPermit No. 13120Expiration Date: September 12, 2013Page 251 of291(b) For records or monitoring data that are required monthly or more frequently(yet less frequently than daily), Boeing shall collect at least nine of the mostrecent ten required records.(2) The Deviation Reports required by Section V.Q.1(b) shall include an explanationfor any instance in which Boeing failed to meet the data recovery requirements ofthis condition for any monitored process or parameter and any instances ofreconstructing lost data. The explanation shall include the reason that the datawas not collected and any actions that Boeing will take to insure collection ofsuch data in the future.(3) Failure to recover the required amount of monitoring may be excused frompenalty during any periods of monitoring system breakdown, malfunction, repairs,calibration checks and acts of God deemed to be unavoidable. In determiningwhether a monitoring failure was unavoidable, the following factors shall beconsidered:(a) Whether the event was caused by poor or inadequate design, operation,maintenance, or any other reasonably preventable condition;(b) Whether the event was of a recurring pattern indicative of inadequate design,operation, or maintenance; and(c) Whether Boeing took immediate and appropriate corrective action in a mannerconsistent with good air pollution control practice.(4) The occasional and unintentional loss or omission of required records shall notconstitute a reportable permit deviation, provided Boeing, upon discovery of themissing or omitted records, is able to reconstruct the required information fromother available information or lmowledge or the missing or omitted record isotherwise allowed by this permit.[WAC 173-401-615(1)(b), 10/17/02]3. CEMS Data RecoveryBoeing shall recover valid hourly CEMS monitoring data for at least 95% of the hoursBoeing-Everett Permit, issued September 12, 2008; Administrative Amendment 3: October 10, 2012