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1 | DEQ art glass permanent rulemaking 2016 | ||||||
2 | Public comment points to respond to | ||||||
4 | Point ID | short summary | Summary of Comment | DEQ response | Notes | Assigned to | Response Status |
15 | 11 | health-based | This rule's requirements are technology-based, but the rule restrictions should be health-based |
DEQ has begun the Cleaner Air Oregon rulemaking process to develop
a statewide risk-based air toxics permitting program that will
cover many industry types. There will be many opportunities for
public input and participation in that process. The approach
proposed in the art glass rule is a combination of risk and technology
based approaches. It requires emission control devices to reduce
the rate at which CAGMs emit metals, which is a technology-based
requirement. It also incorporates elements of a risk-based program
by establishing health based acceptable source impact levels
for chromium usage at Tier 2 facilities. For rules to be only health based may be ideal, but the availability of emission control technology and its ability to control emissions must also be taken into account. |
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