Air Quality Standard Permit to Construct
Processing or Manufacturing Equipment
This is the general application form for all equipment capable of creating air pollution and which is not an air pollution control device, an incinerator, or a boiler. Toxic Air Pollutant (TAP) Emissions Summary and Compliance Demonstration Sheet and Emission Point Data must be submitted with this application. An application for Control device (Gas Cleaning or Emission Control Equipment) must be submitted if any controlled device associated with the equipment described in this application.
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
4 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit completed Application Checklist
Step 2
Submit completed Form 5 - Application Form for Processing or Manufacturing Equipment
Step 3
Submit completed Form 5EP - Emission Point Data for each associated emission point or fugitive discharge area
Step 4
Submit completed Form 5T - Toxic Air Pollutant (TAP) Emissions Summary and Compliance Demonstration (if applicable)
Step 5
Submit completed Form 6 - Application for Emission Control Equipment (if applicable)
Step 6
Submit all required supporting documentation as indicated on the Application Checklist. Additional information may be required upon request.
Download Permit Files
Please download forms below by clicking on the download icon.
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Application Form for Processing or Manufacturing Equipment FileDownload
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Application Form for Air Toxics Summary Sheet FileDownload
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Application Form for Air Toxic Emission Point Data FileDownload
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Application for Control Device (if applicable) FileDownload
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* Permit Application Package FileDownload
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator
Emission Control Equipment
This application form is for any type of device that is used to reduce the concentration of air pollutants in the gas stream being discharged to the atmosphere. The information requested on this form relates to the control device only. This application form is used to specifically describe the air pollution control device, whereas the other application forms are used for the equipment that is creating the air pollution. In some cases, where a new control device is being added to existing equipment, this application form may need to be submitted independently.
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
5 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit completed Application Checklist
Step 2
Submit completed Form 6 - Application for Emission Control Equipment
Step 3
Submit all required supporting documentation as indicated on the Application Checklist. Additional information may be required upon request.
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator
Incinerators
This application form is for municipal waste, industrial waste, special medical waste, or sewage sludge incinerators. Since incinerators are subject to the toxic air pollutant requirements, Toxic Air Pollutant (TAP) Emissions Summary and Compliance Demonstration Sheet and Emission Point Data must be submitted with this application. If the incinerator also has an air pollution control device, application form for Gas Cleaning or Emission Control Equipment must be submitted.
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
5 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit completed Application Checklist
Step 2
Submit completed Form 10 - Application Form for Incinerators
Step 3
Submit completed Form 5EP - Emission Point Data for each associated emission point or fugitive discharge area
Step 4
Submit completed Form 5T - Toxic Air Pollutant (TAP) Emissions Summary and Compliance Demonstration
Step 5
Submit completed Form 6 - Application for Emission Control Equipment (if applicable)
Step 6
Submit all required supporting documentation as indicated on the Application Checklist. Additional information may be required upon request.
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator
Fuel Burning Equipment
This application form is for fuel burning equipment (boilers). If there is a separate control device, Toxic Air Pollutant (TAP) Emissions Summary and Compliance Demonstration Sheet and Emission Point Data must be submitted with this application.
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
5 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit completed Application Checklist
Step 2
Submit completed Form 11 - Application Form for Fuel Burning Equipment
Step 3
Submit completed Form 5EP - Emission Point Data for each associated emission point or fugitive discharge area
Step 4
Submit completed Form 6 - Application for Emission Control Equipment (if applicable)
Step 5
Submit all required supporting documentation as indicated on the Application Checklist. Additional information may be required upon request.
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator
Portable Crushing/Screening Equipment at Temporary Sites
Air Quality Permit to Construct Application for Portable Crushing/Screening Equipment at Temporary Sites
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
5 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit the Application for Portable Crushing/Screening Equipment at Temporary Sites
Step 2
Submit required attachments as indicated on the application form.
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator
Emergency Generator
Air Quality Permit to Construct & Registration Application for Emergency Generator
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
5 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit completed Application Checklist
Step 2
Submit completed Form - Application Form for Emergency Generators
Step 3
Submit completed Form 5EP - Emission Point Data for each associated emission point
Step 4
Submit completed Form 6 - Application for Emission Control Equipment (if applicable)
Step 5
Submit all required supporting documentation as indicated on the Application Checklist. Additional information may be required upon request.
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator
Internal Combustion Engines
Air Quality Permit to Construct & Registration Application for Internal Combustion Engines (Electrical Power Generators, Power Equipment, Fire Protection Pumps)
Expected Fee
To Be Determined Upon Review of the Application
Estimated Processing Time
5 Months to 15 Months
How to Obtain This Permit
Step 1
Submit completed Application Checklist
Step 2
Submit completed Form 44 - Application Form for Internal Combustion Engines
Step 3
Submit completed Form 5EP - Emission Point Data for each associated emission point
Step 4
Submit completed Form 6 - Application for Emission Control Equipment (if applicable)
Step 5
Submit all required supporting documentation as indicated on the Application Checklist
Want to apply for the permit?
Want to Learn More?
Contact the following staff members for more information:
Air and Radiation Administration
Air Quality Permits Program - Permit Services Administrator