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• • SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT 1601 E. HAZELTON AVENUE, P.O. BOX 2009, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95201 Telephone: 209-466-6781 or 462-8526 PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT AND PERMIT TO OPERATE (EH 01 20) A. A filing fee is required for each application for AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT (applicable to new equipment installations) or PERMIT TO OPERATE (applicable to existing operations). The applicant will be billed by the District for the appropriate filing fee. B. A separate application is required for each distinct operation which consists in whole, or in part, of equipment, the use of which may cause the issuance of any air contaminant, for which emission limits have been established by the San Joaquin County Air Pollution Control District. Such an operation may consist of one individual piece of equipment, or a group of two or more items including air pollution control equipment. C. With each application for AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT and PERMIT TO OPERATE, the following data, specifications, plans and drawings must be submitted. 1 . E ui ent Location Drawing. The drawing or sketch submitted must be to scale suggested scale: 1 inch equals 100 feet; accuracy of measurements to the nearest 5 feet will be satisfactory) and must show at least the following: a. The property involved and outlines and heights of all buildings on it. Identify property lines plainly. b. Location and identification of the proposed equipment on the property. c. Location of the property with respect to streets and all adjacent properties. Identify adjacent properties. Show location of all buildings outside the property that are within 150 feet of the equipment involved in the application. Identify all such buildings (as residence, apartment house, machine slap, warehouse, etc. ) specifying height of each building (number of stories). Indicate direction (north) on the drawing. 2. Description of Equi ent. State make, model , size, and type for either the entire unit or for its major parts. 3. Description of Operation. The application must be accompanied by a written description of each operation to be carried out in the equipment. The descriptions must be complete and in detail concerning all operations. Particular attention must be given to explaining all stages of the operation where the discharge of any materials might contribute in any way to air pollution. All obtainable data must be supplied concerning the nature, volumes, particle sizes, weights, and concentrations of all types of air contaminants that may be discharged at each stage in the operations. Similarly, control procedures must be described in sufficient detail to show the extent of control of air contaminants anticipated in the design, specifying efficiency of the control devices. 9/84