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A. DESCRIPTIONThis chapter describes requirements needed to apply for and obtain an Authority to Construct andsubsequent Permit to Operate paint spray booths used for automotive, truck, and heavy equipmentrefinishing.B. APPLICATIONS1. Application Requirementsa. A Permit is required for all Automotive Refinishing Operations performed with or without aPaint Spray Booth that either:• Has not been granted a NESHAP 6H exemption from EPA.• Use more than one gallon of coatings and solvents combined during any one day.• Emit more than 2 lbs of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) for any given 24 hourperiod, calculated without including the benefit of any air pollution control devicesinstalled.b. Each Paint Spray Booth will be permitted individuallyc. VOC content data for all coatings and solvents not exempted below shall be supplied from amanufacturer’s, Product Data Sheet, MSDS, etc., unless the District has received a ProductData Report from the manufacturer for the products. It is the applicant’s responsibility tosupply the data or ensure that the data is provided to the District.d. All combustion based drying equipment with the coating operation shall be permitted with thebooth if the material to be heated comes in direct contact with the products of combustion.e. All proposed air pollution control devices and combustion equipment directly associated withthe Coating Operation except as exempted above in section d. (dryers, etc.) will be permittedseparately from the Coating Operation.f. All coating operations are required to obtain a permit unless the Air Pollution Control Officerissues a written exemption letter. (See exemption determinations below)2. Permit to Operate Exemptions:Rule 201 – General Permit Requirements Surface coating operations using a combined total of one gallon per day or less of coatingmaterial and solvent are exempt from needing a permit as long as the coating operation is notsubject to a NESHAP3. Prohibitory Rule Exemptions:Rule 459 – Automotive Refinishing Aerosol Coating Products - All aerosol coating products packaged in a disposable can forhand-held application or for use in specialized equipment for ground traffic/markingapplications are exempt from this rule. Application Methods – The application methods specified in Section 306 shall not apply to theapplication of underbody coatings, truck bed liner coatings, graphic arts coatings or to anycoating that is applied from a container with a capacity of no more than one fluid ounce in aquantity of no more than one fluid ounce. Assembly Line – Any coatings applied to motor vehicles or mobile equipment, or theirassociated parts and components, during manufacture on an assembly line at an originalequipment manufacturing plant. Touch-up –o Until 6 months after date of adoption, the provisions of this rule do not apply to thesale or use of touch-up coatings dispensed in containers of two ounces or lesso Effective 6 months after date of adoption, coatings that are sold, supplied, or offeredfor sale in containers of 0.5 fluid ounce or less and are intended to be used by thegeneral public to repair tiny surface imperfections are exempt from the provisions ofthis rule.VI-1
Materials for Vehicles – The requirements of section 303 shall not apply to any motor vehicle,mobile equipment, or associated parts and components coating operations at a stationarysource with actual emissions from such operations less than 2.7 tons of VOC prior toemissons control equipment per 12-month rolling period.4. Data FormsThe following forms must be completed by the person submitting an application (these forms areused by the District to characterize the type of product to be coated, coatings and materials to beused, booth size/flow rates, filtration and exhaust control devices):Form G100: Application for Authority to Construct and/or Permit to Operate (2 pages)Form G101: General Information FormForm AC100: Automotive Coating Operations (Coating and Solvent Usage form included)Form HRA100: Health Risk Assessment Analysis Information FormC. COMPLETENESSThe following information is needed to make this determination:1. The Authority to Construct application form completely filled out and the initial permit fee mustaccompany the forms. (see Section D below).2. The applicable forms listed in Section B must be completely filled out by the applicant.3. Any additional information needed to calculate the emissions from the source, and to quantifyemissions from the proposed source(s) of offsets (if applicable).4. Any additional information needed to complete a health risk assessment.D. FEES1. New Automotive Refinishing Operations• Coating Operations with a Paint Spray Booth: Use Schedule 1 (see Rule 301, Section308.2). Fees are based on the rated horsepower of the exhaust fan on the booth. Use theInitial Permit Fee column for new installations or equipment not previously permitted.• Coating Operations without a Paint Spray Booth: Use Schedule 9 (see Rule 301, Section308.10)• Coating operations with a booth and associated dryer use either schedule 1 or 2, whicheverresults in a higher fee2. Modifications:• For modifications of permitted equipment resulting in an increase in the compressor’shorsepower, the fee is assessed in accordance with fee schedule 1 (Rule 301, Section308.2), based on the incremental increase in horsepower resulting from such change (seeRule 301,Section 306.1)• For modifications resulting in no increase in the exhaust fan’s horsepower, the fee shall bebased on Rule 301, Section 306.2.3. Installed Without an Authority to Construct (Existing Equipment):• As per Section 302.1 of Rule 301, any person installing/operating regulated equipmentwithout obtaining a permit from the SMAQMD first, will be required to pay permit renewalback fees for each year of unpermitted operation, to a maximum of 3 years, in addition tothe initial permit fee.E. REGULATIONSAutomotive Refinishing operations within the jurisdiction of the SMAQMD may be subject to some or all ofthe following rules and regulations. The type of operation, size of source, potential to emit, and otherfactors will dictate which rules are appropriate for a refinishing application. Other rules may also apply.1. SMAQMD Rules and Regulations (please refer to the actual rules for applicability andcompliance determinations):a. Rule 102 -- Circumvention:VI-2
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