 

Part 70 Air Quality Permit

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

P.O. Box 326

Harleyville, SC 29448

(Permit updated 12/8/05 and 11//8/06)

In accordance with the provisions of the Pollution Control Act, Sections
48-1-50(5) and 48-1-110(a), and the 1976 Code of Laws of South Carolina,
as amended, Regulation 61-62, the above named permittee is hereby
granted permission to discharge air contaminants into the ambient air. 
The Bureau of Air Quality authorizes the operation of this facility and
its applicable equipment specified herein in accordance with the plans,
specifications and other information submitted in the Title V permit
application dated March 15, 2002.

This permit is subject to and conditioned upon the terms, limitations,
standards, and schedules contained in or specified on the 90 pages, with
the accompanying attachments, of this permit.

Permit Number:	TV-0900-0004	Effective Date:	January 1, 2003

Issue Date:	October 23, 2002	Expiration Date:	September 30, 2007

__________________________________

Director, Engineering Services Division

Bureau of Air Quality

RECORD OF REVISIONS

Revision

Number	Final

Revision

Date	Type of Revision

(AA, MM, SM)	Description of Change (Specific Parts,

Sections, and Tables Revised or Added)

1	7/02/04	AA, MM	Modified permit to include the requirements of
construction permits 0900-0004-DZ, 0900-0004-EA and 0900-0004-EB. Also
updated facility contact information.

2	12/8/05	AA, MM	Modified permit to include the requirements of
construction permit 0900-0004-EC, new equipment additions and
insignificant activity additions. Also removed all SC Standard 4 Section
VIII individual PM emission limits and all alternative monitoring and
waiver of recordkeeping or reporting conditions. Condition 4.B.6
modified for CERR.

3	11/8/06	AA	Modified permit to include part of condition 21 from the
PSD construction permit, 0900-0004-EF issued 8/18/06. The new
non-methane VOC BACT limits were incorporated. Changes were made to
Tables 5.21 and 6.10. Conditions 5.E.2 (l) and 6.B.6 (ee) were added and
condition 6.B.6 (bb) changed. References to old NMVOC limit in table
5.29 were removed.



3	11/8/06	MM	Modified permit to incorporate three construction permits:

1. EE issued 2/27/06 for a new Marl Silo 12. Table 5.5 was modified.

2. EG issued 6/15/06 for an additional raw material feed system. Table
5.6 and 5.18 were modified, and condition 5.E.1(g) added.

3. EH issued 7/31/06 for upgrading of the Fredenhagen clinker conveyor.
Table 5.3 and 5.10 were modified, and condition 5.E.4(c) added.



3	11/8/06	MM	A-frame: Table 5.26 (old Table 5.32) modified to remove 40
CFR 63, Subpart LLL applicability and added Standard 4 requirements.
Condition 5.E.6 (a) was deleted and condition 5.E.6 (c) was added, to
reflect Standard 4 applicability.



3	11/8/06	AA	Change all references from facility name to owner/operator
in parts 5 and 6.

AA	= Administrative Amendment

MM	= Minor Modification

SM	= Significant Modification

Send copies of all revisions to Permit File, Main File, Regional EQC
Office, US EPA, and Facility Contact.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1.0	GENERAL INFORMATION

A.	Applicable Permit Dates

B.	Facility Information

C.	Facility Address

D.	Facility Billing Address

Part 2.0	APPLICABILITY

Part 3.0	GENERAL CONDITIONS

A.	Permit Issuance

B.	Permit Expiration and Renewal

C.	Severability

D.	Fee Assessment and Payment

E.	Submittal of Information

F.	Public Participation

G.	Permit Reopening

H.	Temporary Sources

I.	Emergency Provisions

J.	Property Rights

K.	Economic Incentives, Marketable Permits, Emission Trading

L.	Title IV Sources

M.	Administrative Permit Amendments

N.	Minor Permit Modifications

O.	Significant Modification Procedures

P.	Duty to Comply

Q.	Inspection and Entry

R.	Compliance Requirements

S.	Schedule of Compliance

T.	Need to Halt or Reduce Activity Not a Defense

U.	Operational Flexibility

Part 4.0	FACILITY WIDE REQUIREMENTS

A.	Emissions Limits and Standards

B.	Facility Wide Conditions

Part 5.0	EMISSION UNIT REQUIREMENTS

A.	Emission Unit Description

B.	Control Devices Description

C.	Equipment Description

D.	Emissions Limits and Standards

E.	Emission Unit Conditions

Part 6.0	MONITORING AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

A.	Monitoring and Reporting

B.	Monitoring and Reporting Conditions

Part 7.0	ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS

A.	Specific Conditions

B.	Operational Flexibility

C.	Compliance Schedule

D.	Permit Shield

ATTACHMENT A - Modeled Emission Rates

ATTACHMENT B - Insignificant Activities

ATTACHMENT C - Applicable and Non-applicable Federal and State
Regulations

PART 1.0  GENERAL INFORMATION

A.	APPLICABLE PERMIT DATES

ISSUE DATE:	October 23, 2002

EFFECTIVE DATE:	January 1, 2003

EXPIRATION DATE:	September 30, 2007

RENEWAL APPLICATION DUE:	March 31, 2007

B.	FACILITY INFORMATION

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTACT	Gary Fields

CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER	843-462-7651 Ext. 3191

CONTACT FAX NUMBER:	843-462-7679

INTERNET E-MAIL ADDRESS:	Gary.Fields@lafarge-na.com

FACILITY LOCATION:	Highway 453 and I-26

COUNTY	Dorchester

SIC CODE(S):	3241

NAICS CODE(S):	327310

AFS CODE:	4503500004

C.	FACILITY ADDRESS

FACILITY NAME:	Lafarge Building Materials, Inc.

ADDRESS:	463 Judge Street

CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE:	Harleyville, SC 29448

D.	FACILITY BILLING ADDRESS

FACILITY NAME:	Lafarge Building Materials, Inc.

ADDRESS:	463 Judge Street

CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE:	Harleyville, SC 29448

PART 2.0  APPLICABILITY [SC Regulation 61-62.70.3(a)] 

The following sources are subject to permitting requirements of Part 70:

1.	Any major source;

	2.	Any source, including an area source, subject to a standard,
limitation, or other requirement under Section 111 of the Clean Air Act
(Act);

3.	Any source, including an area source, subject to a standard or other
requirement under Section 112 of the Act, except that a source is not
required to obtain a permit solely because it is subject to regulations
or requirements under Section 112(r) of the Act;

4.	Any affected source under the Title IV Acid Rain Program;

5.	Any source in a source category designated by the Administrator of
the US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) (Administrator) pursuant
to this Section; and

6.	Any source listed in SC Regulation 61-62.70.3(a) that is exempt from
the requirement to obtain a permit under SC Regulation 61-62.70.3(b) may
opt to apply for a permit under this Part 70 program.

The following source categories are exempted from the obligation to
obtain a Part 70 permit, but are not exempted from other SC Department
of Health and Environmental Control (Department) and US EPA requirements
[SC Regulation 61-62.70.3(b)(4)]:

1.	All sources and source categories that would be required to obtain a
permit solely because they are subject to 40CFR60, Subpart AAA -
Standards of Performance for New Residential Wood Heaters; and

2.	All sources and source categories that would be required to obtain a
permit solely because they are subject to 40 CFR 61, Subpart M -
National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Asbestos,
Section 61.145, Standard for Demolition and Renovation.

PART 3.0  GENERAL CONDITIONS

This section describes conditions and provisions applicable to all Part
70 sources.  Specific source category conditions and requirements are
contained in Part 5.0 of this permit.  (Revised 05/21/99)

A.  PERMIT ISSUANCE [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(a)(1)]

A permit, permit modification, or renewal may be issued only if the
following conditions have been met:

1.	The Department has received a complete application for a permit,
permit modification, or permit renewal;

2.	Except for modifications qualifying for minor permit modification
procedures under SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(2) and (3), the Department
has complied with the requirements for public participation under SC
Regulation 61-62.70.7(h);

3.	The Department has complied with the requirements for notifying and
responding to affected States under SC Regulation 61-62.70.8(b);

4.	The conditions of the permit provide for compliance with all
applicable requirements and the requirements of Part 70; and

5.	The Administrator has received a copy of the proposed permit and any
notices required under SC Regulation 61-62.70.8(a) and (b), and has not
objected to issuance of the permit under SC Regulation 61-62.70.8(c)
within the required time frame.

A Title V operating permit does not excuse any facility from the
preconstruction permitting requirements under SC Regulation 61-62.1.

B.  PERMIT EXPIRATION AND RENEWAL [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(c)] (Revised
11/13/98)

Permit expiration terminates the source’s right to operate unless a
timely and complete renewal application has been submitted consistent
with SC Regulation 61-62.70.5(a)(1)(iii), 62.70.5(a)(2)(iv), and
62.70.7(b).  In this case, the permit shall not expire until the renewal
permit has been issued or denied.  All terms and conditions of the
permit including any permit shield that may be granted pursuant to SC
Regulation 61-62.70.6(f) shall remain in effect until the renewal permit
has been issued or denied.

Permits being renewed are subject to the same procedural requirements,
including those for public participation, affected State and US EPA
review, that apply to initial permit issuance.

C.  SEVERABILITY [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(5)]

The provisions of this permit are severable, and if any provision of
this permit, or application of any provision of this permit to any
circumstance is held invalid, the application of such provision to other
circumstances, and the remainder of this permit shall not be affected
thereby.

D.  FEE ASSESSMENT AND PAYMENT [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(7)]

The owners or operators of Part 70 sources shall pay fees to the
Department consistent with the fee schedule approved pursuant to South
Carolina Regulation 62.70.9.

E.  SUBMITTAL OF INFORMATION [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(6)(v)] 

The permittee shall furnish to the Department, within a reasonable time,
any information that the Department may request, in writing, to
determine whether cause exists for modifying, revoking, reissuing, or
terminating the permit or to determine compliance with the permit.  Upon
request, the permittee shall also furnish to the Department copies of
records required to be kept by the permit or, for information claimed to
be confidential, the permittee may furnish such records directly to the
Administrator along with a claim of confidentiality. The Department may
also request that the permittee furnish such records directly to the
Administrator along with a claim of confidentiality.

F.  PUBLIC PARTICIPATION [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(h)]

Except for modifications qualifying for minor permit modification
procedures, all permit proceedings, including initial permit issuance,
significant modifications, and renewals, shall provide adequate
procedures for public notice including offering an opportunity for
public comment and hearing on the draft permit.  These procedures shall
meet all requirements of SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(h).

G.  PERMIT REOPENING [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(f)] (Revised 05/21/99)

This permit shall be reopened and revised under any of the following
circumstances:

1.	Additional applicable requirements under the Act become applicable to
a major Part 70 source for which three or more years remain on the
original term of the permit.  Such revisions shall be made not later
than eighteen (18) months following promulgation of relevant standards
or regulations unless the regulation specifically provides for a longer
compliance period.  No such reopening is required if the effective date
of the requirement is later than the date on which the permit is due to
expire, unless the original permit or any of its terms and conditions
has been extended pursuant to SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(c)(1)(ii).

2.	Additional requirements, including excess emission requirements,
become applicable to an affected source under the acid rain program. 
Excess emissions offset plans shall be deemed to be incorporated into
this permit upon approval by the Administrator.

3.	The Department or EPA determines that the permit contains a material
mistake or that inaccurate statements were made in establishing the
emissions standards or other terms or conditions of the permit.

The Administrator or the Department determines that the permit must be
revised or revoked to assure compliance with the applicable
requirements.

In addition, the permit may be modified, revoked, reopened, and
reissued, or terminated for cause by the Department.  The filing of a
request by the permittee for a permit modification, revocation and
reissuance, or termination, or of a notification of planned changes or
anticipated noncompliance does not stay any permit condition. [SC
Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(6)(iii)]

Proceedings to reopen and issue a permit shall follow the same
procedures as apply to initial permit issuance and shall affect only
those parts of the permit for which cause to reopen exists.  Such
reopenings shall be as expeditious as practicable.  Reopenings shall not
be initiated before a notice of such intent is provided to the Part 70
source by the Department at least thirty (30) days in advance of the
date that the permit is to be reopened, except that the Department may
provide a shorter time period in the case of an emergency.

H.  TEMPORARY SOURCES [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(e)]

In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(e), the Department may issue
a single permit authorizing emissions from similar operations by the
same source owner or operator at multiple temporary locations.  The
operation must be temporary and involve at least one change in location
during the term of the permit.  No sources subject to Title IV of the
Act shall be permitted as a temporary source.

I.  EMERGENCY PROVISIONS [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(g)(3)]  (Revised
05/21/99)

In the case of an emergency, as defined in SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(g),
the permittee shall verify an affirmative defense of emergency through
properly signed, contemporaneous operating logs, or other relevant
evidence that:

1.	An emergency occurred and that the permittee can identify the
cause(s) of the emergency;

2.	The permitted facility was at the time being properly operated; and

3.	During the period of the emergency the permittee took all reasonable
steps to minimize levels of emissions that exceeded the emission
standards, or other requirements in the permit.;

Additionally, the permittee shall submit verbal notification of the
emergency to the Department within twenty-four (24) hours of the time
when emission limitations were exceeded, followed by written
notifications within thirty (30) days.  This notice fulfills the
requirement of SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(3)(iii)(B).  This notice must
contain a description of the emergency, any steps taken to mitigate
emissions, and corrective actions taken.

This provision is in addition to any emergency or upset provision
contained in any applicable requirement.  In any enforcement proceeding,
the permittee seeking to establish the occurrence of an emergency has
the burden of proof.

J.  PROPERTY RIGHTS [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(6)(iv)]

This permit does not convey any property rights of any sort, or any
exclusive privilege.

K.  ECONOMIC INCENTIVES, MARKETABLE PERMITS, EMISSION TRADING 

[SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(8)]

No permit revision shall be required, under any approved economic
incentives, marketable permits, emissions trading and other similar
programs or processes for changes that are provided for in this permit.

L.  TITLE IV SOURCES [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(4)]

The permittee is prohibited from emissions exceeding any allowances that
the source lawfully holds under Title IV of the Act or the regulations
promulgated thereunder.  No permit revision shall be required for
increases in emissions that are authorized by allowances acquired
pursuant to the acid rain program, provided that such increases do not
require a permit revision under any other applicable requirement.  No
limit shall be placed on the number of allowances held by a source.  The
source may not, however, use allowances as a defense for noncompliance
with any other applicable requirement.  Any such allowances shall be
accounted for according to the procedures established in regulations
promulgated under Title IV of the Act.

Where an applicable requirement of the Act is more stringent than an
applicable requirement of regulations promulgated under Title IV of the
Act, both provisions shall be incorporated into the permit and shall be
enforceable by the Administrator. [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(1)(ii)]

M.  ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT AMENDMENTS [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(d)(3)]

An administrative permit amendment as defined in SC Regulation
61-62.70.7(d) can be made by the Department consistent with the
following:

1.	The Department shall take no more than sixty (60) days from receipt
of a request for an administrative permit amendment to take final action
on such request, and may incorporate such changes without providing
notice to the public or affected States provided that it designates any
such permit revisions as having been made pursuant to this paragraph.

2.	The Department shall submit a copy of the revised permit to the
Administrator.

3.	The source may implement the changes addressed in the request for an
administrative amendment immediately upon submittal of the request,
except transfer/ownership which must comply with SC Regulation 61-62.1,
Section II(E).

N.  MINOR PERMIT MODIFICATIONS [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(2)]

Minor permit modifications can be made by the Department in accordance
with SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(2)(i).  An application requesting the
use of minor permit modification procedures shall meet the requirements
of SC Regulation 61-62.70.5(c) and shall include items as specified in
SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(2)(ii).

The Department may modify the procedure outlined in SC Regulation
61-62.70.7(e)(2) to process groups of a source's applications for
certain modifications eligible for minor permit modification processing.
Group processing of minor permit applications will proceed as outlined
in SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(3). 

O.  SIGNIFICANT MODIFICATION PROCEDURES [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(4)]

Significant permit modification procedures shall be used for
applications requesting permit modifications listed in SC Regulation
61-62.70.7(e)(4)(i).  Significant permit modifications shall meet all
requirements of this Part 70, including those for applications, public
participation, review by affected States, and review by EPA, as they
apply to permit issuance and permit renewal.

P.  DUTY TO COMPLY [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(6)(i)]

The permittee must comply with all of the conditions of this permit. 
Any permit noncompliance constitutes a violation of the SC Pollution
Control Act and/or the Federal Clean Air Act and is grounds for enfor
action; for permit termination, revocation and reissuance, or
modification; or for denial of permit renewal application.

Q.  INSPECTION AND ENTRY [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(c)(2)]

Upon presentation of credentials and other documents as may be required
by law, the permittee shall allow the Department or an authorized
representative to perform the following:

	1.	Enter upon the permittee's premises where a Part 70 source is
located or emissions-related activity is conducted, or where records
must be kept under the conditions of the permit.

2.	Have access to and copy, at reasonable times, any records that must
be kept under the conditions of the permit.

3.	Inspect any facilities, equipment (including monitoring and air
pollution control equipment), practices, or operations regulated or
required under this permit.

4.	As authorized by the Act and/or the SC Pollution Control Act, sample
or monitor at reasonable times substances or parameters for the purpose
of assuring compliance with the permit or applicable requirements.

R.  COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(c)(5)]  (Revised
05/21/99)

Consistent with SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(3), this permit contains
compliance certification, testing, monitoring, reporting, and record
keeping requirements sufficient to assure compliance with the terms and
conditions of this permit.  Any document (including reports) shall
contain a certification by a responsible official or designee that meets
the requirements of SC Regulation 61-62.70.5(d).

The responsible official or designee shall certify, annually, compliance
with the conditions of this permit.  The compliance certification shall
include the following:

1.	The identification of each term or condition of the permit that is
the basis of the certification.

2.	The identification of the methods or means used for determining the
compliance status with each term and condition during the certification
period, and whether such methods or means provide continuous or
intermittent data. 

	3.	The status of compliance with the terms and conditions of the permit
for the period covered by the certification.

	4.	Such other facts as the Department may require to determine the
compliance status of the source.

	5.	All compliance certifications shall be submitted to the
Administrator as well as to the Department.

The annual compliance certification shall be sent to the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) and the South Carolina Department of Health and
Environmental Control - Bureau of Air Quality (SC DHEC - BAQ) at the
following addresses:

US EPA, Region 4			SC DHEC - BAQ

Air Enforcement Branch		Technical Management Section

61 Forsyth Street			2600 Bull Street

Atlanta, GA 30303			Columbia, SC 29201

S.  SCHEDULE OF COMPLIANCE [SC Regulation 61-62.70.5(c)(8)]  (Revised
5/21/99)

The permittee shall submit a compliance schedule that contains the
following for all Part 70 sources that are not in compliance with all
applicable rules:

1.	A description of the source's compliance status and where appropriate
a compliance schedule with respect to all applicable requirements as
follows:

(a)	For applicable requirements with which the source is in compliance,
a statement that during the permit term the source will continue to
comply with such requirements.

(b)	For applicable requirements that will become effective during the
permit term, a statement that the source will meet such requirements on
a timely basis, unless a more detailed schedule is expressly required by
the applicable requirement.

(c)	A schedule of compliance for sources that are not in compliance with
all applicable requirements at the time of permit issuance.  This
schedule shall include a narrative description of how the source will
achieve compliance, a schedule of remedial measures, including an
enforceable sequence of actions with milestones, leading to compliance
with all applicable requirements.  This compliance schedule shall be at
least as stringent as that contained in any judicial consent decree or
administrative order to which the source is subject.  Any such schedule
of compliance shall be supplemental to, and shall not sanction
noncompliance with, the applicable requirements on which it is based.

2.	A schedule for submission of certified progress reports no less
frequently than every six (6) months for sources required to have a
schedule of compliance to remedy a violation.  Progress reports shall
meet the requirements of SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(c)(4)(i) and (ii).

3.	The compliance plan content requirements specified in this paragraph
shall apply and be included in the acid rain portion of a compliance
plan for an affected source, except as specifically superseded by
regulations promulgated under Title IV of the act with regard to the
schedule and method(s) the source will use to achieve compliance with
acid rain emissions limitations.

T.  NEED TO HALT OR REDUCE ACTIVITY NOT A DEFENSE 

[SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(6)(ii)]

It shall not be a defense for a permittee in an enforcement action that
it would have been necessary to halt or reduce the permitted activity in
order to maintain compliance with the conditions of this permit.

U.  OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(5)]

In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(5), a permitted facility
is authorized to make changes within their facility without requiring a
permit revision, if the changes are not modifications under Title I of
the Act and the changes do not exceed the emissions allowable under this
permit.  The permitted facility shall provide the Administrator and the
Department written notification as required by SC Regulation
61-62.70.7(e)(5) at least seven (7) days prior to such changes.

PART 4.0  FACILITY WIDE REQUIREMENTS

A.	LIMITATIONS, STANDARDS, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

Table 4.1 contains summaries of facility wide limitations, standards,
and other requirements.

TABLE 4.1  EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS

Pollutant	Limit/Standard	Regulation	State Only

Requirement	Condition Number

State New 

Source Review	As Specified in Attachment A	SC 61-62.1, Section II (A)
Yes	4.B.2

4.B.3

Toxic Air Pollutants	As Specified in Attachment A	SC 62.5, Std No. 8	Yes
4.B.3

Hazardous Air Pollution	Comply with Regulation	SC 61-62.4	No	N/A

Open Burning	Comply With Regulation	SC 61-62.2	No	N/A

Fugitive Emissions	Comply With Regulation	SC 61-62.6, Sec III	No	N/A

Ozone Depleting Substances	Specific To Subpart	40CFR82, Subpart F	No
4.B.7

Asbestos	Specific To Subpart	40CFR61.145	No	4.B.8



The maximum allowable emission limits above are derived from the various
Federal and State regulations that govern the operation of this type of
facility.  All applicable facility wide emission limits and
corresponding regulations are listed above.  Additional operating
requirements, which may be more stringent than those above, are
contained in Part 5.0, Part 6.0, and Part 7.0 of this permit.

B.	FACILITY WIDE CONDITIONS (Revised 11/13/98)

Condition Number	Condition

1.	In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.1, Section II, the permittee
must comply with all applicable statutes and regulations of the United
States and the State of South Carolina.  This permit does not relieve
the permittee from compliance with applicable local laws, ordinances,
and regulations.





Condition Number	Condition

2.	Air dispersion modeling (or other method) has demonstrated that this
facility’s operation will not interfere with the attainment and
maintenance of any state or federal standard.  Any changes in the
parameters used in the air dispersion modeling may require a review by
the facility to determine continuing compliance with these standards. 
These potential changes include any decrease in stack height, decrease
in stack velocity, increase in stack diameter, decrease in stack exit
temperature, increase in building height or building additions, increase
in emission rates, decrease in distance between stack and property line,
changes in vertical stack orientation, and installation of a rain cap
that impedes vertical flow.  Parameters that are not required in the
determination will not invalidate the demonstration if they are
modified.  The emission rates used in the determination are listed in
Attachment A of this permit.  Higher emission rates may be
administratively incorporated into Attachment A of this permit provided
a demonstration using these higher emission rates shows the attainment
and maintenance of any state or federal standard or with any other
applicable requirement.  Variations from the input parameters in the
demonstration shall not constitute a violation unless the maximum
allowable ambient concentrations identified in the standard are
exceeded.



3.	The owner/operator shall maintain this facility in compliance with
the pollutant limitations in Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, and/or the
emission rates as listed in Attachment A of this Part 70 operating
permit, whichever is more restrictive.  This is a State Only enforceable
requirement.  Should the facility wish to increase the emission rates
listed in Attachment A, it may do so by the administrative process
specified in condition 4.B.2



4.	A list of equipment which are considered insignificant pursuant to SC
Regulation 61-62.70.5(c) has been submitted with your Title V
application and reviewed by our staff.  The list, including source
descriptions and citation for exemption, is summarized in Attachment B
of the permit.  Attachment B excludes those activities identified in
Part A of the insignificant activities list.  Written notification to
the Bureau of Air Quality is required for the addition of any new
equipment which may meet the definition of insignificant or exempt as
described above, excluding those sources listed in Part A of the
insignificant activities list. (Revised 11/13/98)



5.	In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section II, (C)(3), for all
sources not required to have continuous emissions monitors, in the event
of any malfunction of air pollution control equipment or system, process
upset or other equipment failure which results in discharges of air
contaminants lasting for one hour or more and which are greater than
those discharges described for normal operation in the permit
application shall be reported to the local Environmental Quality Control
(EQC) District office within twenty-four (24) hours after the beginning
of the occurrence.  The permittee shall also submit a written report
within thirty (30) days of the occurrence.  This report shall be
submitted to the Manager of the Technical Management Section, Bureau of
Air Quality (BAQ). The report shall contain as a minimum, the following:
 the identity of the emission unit and associated equipment where excess
emissions occurred, the magnitude of excess emissions, the time and
duration of excess emissions, the steps taken to remedy the malfunction
and to prevent a recurrence, documentation that control equipment and
processes were at all times maintained and operated, to the maximum
extent practicable, in a manner that was consistent with good practice
for minimizing emissions.  Such a report shall in no way serve to
excuse, otherwise justify, or in any manner affect any potential
liability or enfor action resulting from the occurrence. This defines
the Department’s definition of prompt in its relation to the degree of
reporting as specified by SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(3)(iii)(b).



6.	The owners or operators of Part 70 sources shall complete and submit
emissions inventories as required consistent with the schedule approved
pursuant to SC Regulation 61-62.1, Section III.  This requirement
notwithstanding, an emissions inventory may be required at any time in
order to determine the compliance status of any facility.





Condition Number	Condition

7.	The permittee shall comply with the standards for recycling and
emissions reduction pursuant to 40CFR82, Subpart F, Protection of
Stratospheric Ozone, Recycling and Emissions Reduction, except as
provided for motor vehicle air conditioners (MVAC’s) in Subpart B.  If
the permittee performs a service on motor (fleet) vehicles that involves
ozone-depleting substance refrigerant in MVAC’s, the permittee is
subject to all applicable requirements of 40CFR82, Subpart B, Servicing
of MVAC’s.



8.	The permittee shall comply with the standards of performance for
asbestos abatement operations pursuant to 40CFR61.145 and SC Regulation
61-86.1, including, but not limited to, requirements governing training,
licensing, notification, work practice, cleanup, and disposal.





PART 5.0	EMISSION UNIT REQUIREMENTS

A.	EMISSION UNIT DESCRIPTIONS

	Table 5.1 is a description of the emission units located at this
facility.

TABLE 5.1 EMISSION UNIT DESCRIPTIONS

Unit ID	Unit Description	Control Device Description

01	Quarry/Raw Material Handling Equipment	None (Wet Process)

02	Kiln System Equipment	Baghouses

03	Clinker Handling Equipment	Baghouses

04	Finish Mill Equipment	Baghouses

05	Cement Loadout Equipment	Baghouses

06	Miscellaneous Sources	None



B.	CONTROL DEVICE DESCRIPTIONS

	

Tables 5.2 through 5.9 list descriptions of the air pollution control
devices located at this facility.

TABLE 5.2 UNIT ID 02 (KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
DEVICES)

Control

Device

ID	Control Device

Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Pollutant

Controlled	Filter

Config	Filter

Material	Filter

Area

(ft2)	Air/Cloth

Ratio	Cleaning

Method	Inlet

Flow

Rate

(acfm)

CD01	Kiln Baghouse

Solios Model	2/15/73

(2/15/97)

(1/1/04)	PM	Multi

Compartment	Gore-Tex	102,461	3.40	Pulse

Jet	368,000

CD33	Pulverized 

Ash Silo

Dust Collector

C&W Dust Systems

KR Series	2/15/98	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	750	6.0	Pulse

Jet	1,200

CD03 	Marl Silo No.2

Roof Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#48-4-2000

Also controls emissions

 from some

 Cement Loadout Equipment	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	2,000	6.5	Pulse

Air	13,000

CD09	Blend Silo

Roof Dust Collector

In-House Fabrication	2/15/73

(3/15/97)	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	1,850	8.11	Pulse

Jet	15,000

CD10	Kiln Feed Silo

Roof Dust Collector

Flow Air HEPA Model #10-64-1047	2/15/73

(4/15/97)	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	750	10.0	Pulse

Jet	4,200

CD35	Kiln Feed Elevator

Dust Collector	4/5/97	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	750	10.0	Pulse

Jet	2,000

CD36	Precalciner Coal Mill

Dust Collector

Amerex Industries

Model #RP-12-294	12/1/97	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	4,650	4.3	Pulse

Jet	25,000

CD37	Precalciner Coal Bin

Dust Collector

BACT Engineering

Model #BP-1612RC	12/1/97	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	750	6.0	Pulse

Jet	1,000

CD39	Kiln Feed Bin

Dust Collector

Micropoll Model

#05-17-005	3/5/97	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	1,850	8.0	Pulse

Air	2,370



TABLE 5.3 UNIT ID 03 (CLINKER HANDLING SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL DEVICES)

Control

Device

ID	Control Device

Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Pollutant

Controlled	Filter

Config	Filter

Material	Filter

Area

(ft2)	Air/Cloth

Ratio	Cleaning

Method	Inlet

Flow

Rate

(acfm)

CD11	Clinker Cooler Baghouse

Fuller Model 

#156-12-19500	2/15/73

(3/5/97)	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	750	6.0	Pulse

Jet	98,700

CD12	Clinker Belt Dust Collector	2/15/73

(2/15/98)

(replaced2006)	PM	Closed Suction	--	1,536	3.26	Pulse

Jet	5,000

CD13	Clinker Silo Roof Dust 

Collector No.2

Fuller Model

#48-4-2000	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	2,000	6.5	Pulse

Jet	13,000

CD04	Clinker Silo Roof Dust 

Collector No.1

Fuller Model

#48-4-1500	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	1,500	6.67	Pulse

Jet	10,000

CD32	Clinker Shed Dust Collector

Flex-Kleen Model WRTS-80	2004	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	848	3.9	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD14	Clinker Silo No.1

Belt Transfer Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD15	Clinker Silo No.2

Belt Transfer Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model 

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD16	Clinker Silo No.21

Belt Transfer Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model 

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD17	Clinker Silo No.22

Belt Transfer Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model 

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD07	Clinker Silo No.31

Belt Transfer

 Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model 

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD05	Clinker Silo No.32

Belt Transfer Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model 

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD18	Outside Clinker No.1

Transfer Dust Collector

Dalamatic Model

DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000



TABLE 5.4 UNIT ID 04 (FINISH MILL SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
DEVICE )

Control

Device

ID	Control Device

Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Pollutant

Controlled	Filter

Config	Filter

Material	Filter

Area

(ft2)	Air/Cloth

Ratio	Cleaning

Method	Inlet

Flow

Rate

(acfm)

CD38	Finish Mill No.3

High Efficiency

Dust Collector

Flow Air HEPA

Model #10-64-543	2/15/97	PM	Closed

Suction	Surfcoat

Polyester	17,200	3.49	Pulse

Jet	60,000

CD18	Outside Clinker No.1

Transfer 

Dust Collector

Dalamatic DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD08	Finish Mill No.3

Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#48-7-3500	2/15/73

(2/15/97)	PM	Closed

Suction	Surfcoat

Polyester	3,500	5.14	Pulse

Jet	18,000

N/A	Stilling Shed	2002	PM	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

CD19	Outside Clinker No.2

Transfer 

Dust Collector

Dalamatic DLM V30/15	8/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	315	9.52	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD20	Finish Mill No.1

Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#48-9-4500	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	4,650	4.3	Pulse

Air	20,000

CD21	Finish Mill No.1

Nuisance

Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#24-3-1000	5/1/86	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	1,050	5.71	Pulse

Jet	6,000

CD22	Finish Mill No.2

Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#48-9-4500	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	4,650	4.3	Pulse

Air	20,000

CD23	Finish Mill No.2

Nuisance

Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#24-3-750	5/1/86	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	750	6.0	Pulse

Air	4,500

CD24	Finish Mill No.2

High Efficiency

Dust Collector

Staclean Model

#928-14-ADR	2/1/87	PM	Closed

Suction	Surfcoat

Polyester	17,200	3.49	Pulse

Jet	60,000



TABLE 5.5 UNIT ID 05 (Cement LOADOUT SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL DEVICES)

Control

Device

ID	Control Device

Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Pollutant

Controlled	Filter

Config	Filter

Material	Filter

Area

(ft2)	Air/Cloth

Ratio	Cleaning

Method	Inlet

Flow

Rate

(acfm)

CD25A	Cement Silo Roof 

Dust Collector No.1

Fuller Model

#78-3-2438	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Poly-Felt	2,450	6.12	Pulse

Air	15,000

CD30/31B	Marl Silo

No.12 Loadout 

Dust Collector Silo

D.C. No.2

Torrit Cartridge	6/1/96	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	3,250	7.0	Pulse

Air	10,000

CD25C/25D	Masonry Bagging

2 Dust Collectors

Staclean Model

#168-12-AD	4/15/94

(6/1/96)	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	1,000	6.0	Pulse

Jet	7,600

CD26/27	Cement Loadout No.1

Dust Collector

Midwest International

MV Series Vaculoader	7/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	150	10.2	Pulse

Jet	1,950

CD28/29	Cement Loadout No.2

Dust Collector

Midwest International

MV Series Vaculoader	7/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	150	10.2	Pulse

Jet	1,950

CD30/31A	Cement Loadout No.3

Dust Collector

Midwest International

MV Series Vaculoader	7/15/93	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	150	10.2	Pulse

Jet	1,950

CD40	Bagged Cement Cleaning Station

IAC (45 Series)	1/5/97	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	312	9.5	Pulse

Jet	3,000

CD03 	Marl Silo No.2

Roof Dust Collector

Fuller Model

#48-4-2000

Also controls emissions from some

Kiln System Equipment	2/15/73	PM	Closed

Suction	Polyester	2,000	6.5	Pulse

Air	13,200

CD42	800 acfm Pulse Jet Dust Collector, associated with the Marl Silo
No. 12	2006	PM	Closed Suction	Polyester	270	3.0	Pulse Jet	800



EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS

A description of the equipment located at this facility is provided in
the following tables:

TABLE 5.6 UNIT ID 01 (QUARRY/RAW MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT
DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Equipment

Manufacture

Date	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

1054000	MMD Quarry Crusher 

(Crushes wet quarried marl)	2/15/98	1998

(2004)	1400 tph	None	NP03

1002000	B2 Marl Conveyor

 (Transports wet quarried marl)	4/15/95	1995

(2004)	1400 tph	None	NP04

1001000	Stamler Feeder

(Reclaim hopper for wet quarried marl)	2/15/73	1973

(2004)	335 tph	None	NP07

4114000	Clay Box Feeder System

(Feeds clay to raw mill feed belt)	2/15/98	1998	100 tons	None	NP15

4122010	Ash Box Feeder System

(Feeds ash to raw mill feed belt)	2/15/98	1998	110 tons	None	NP16

4104000

4106000	Marl Box Feeder System

(Feeds marl to raw mill feed belt)	2/15/98	1998	500 tons	None	NP08

4124010	Iron Ore Feeder System

(Feeds iron ore to raw mill feed belt)	2/15/98	1998	100 tons	None	NP17

4101000	Old Quarry Crusher (Stamler Feeder)	2/15/73	1973

(2004)	1,400 tph	None	NP01

1005000	B5 Mobile Belt Conveyor

(Transports wet quarried marl)	2/15/73	1973

(2004)	1,400 tph	None	NP04

1006000	B6 Belt Conveyor	2/15/73	1973	1,400 tph	None	NP04

1008000	Marl Conveyor/Radial Stacker

(Stockpiles wet quarried marl)	2/15/73	1973	1,400 tph	None	NP05

1004000	B4 Mobile Belt Conveyor	2004	2004	1,400 tph	None	NP04

HRL213HO05	Raw Material Feed System 5 -- Material Hopper	2006	2006	Iron
8 TPH; other material 20 TPH	None	Fugitive

HRL213BC03	Raw Material Feed System 5 -- Conveyor Belt	2006	2006

None	Fugitive

HRL213WF01	Raw Material Feed System 5 -- Weigh Feeder	2006	2006

None	Fugitive



TABLE 5.7 UNIT ID 02 (KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

11309000

11311000	2 Coal Reclaim Hoppers 

(Store crushed undried coal)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

11310000	Reclaim Belt Conveyor

to

Coal Day Tank

(Transports dry pulverized coal)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

11316000	South Coal Day Tank

(Stores pulverized coal for front end firing)	6/1/77	43 tons	None	NP37

11325000	Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank

(Stores pulverized coal for front end firing)	6/1/77	100 tons	None	NP37

11321000	Coal Cyclone Dust Collector

Collects heavy dust particles from Dust Exhaust

for

Inclusion in coal supply

(Part of process and not a control device)	6/1/77	25,000 dscfm	None	NP37



TABLE 5.8 UNIT ID 02 (KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

11323000	Coal Day Tank Screw Conveyor

(Transports pulverized dry coal)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

11324000	Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank Belt Conveyor

(Transports pulverized dry coal)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

11317000	672 Kiln Coal Mill Feed Conveyor

(Transports crushed, undried coal)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

11320000	672 Kiln Coal Mill

(Pulverizes Dry Coal for Crusher Air Heater)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

11301000	Coal Transfer from C32 Belt

(Transports uncrushed and undried coal)	6/1/77	25 tph	None	NP37

5001000	Blend Silo

 (Blends/homogenizes raw meal)	2/15/73	2,090 tons	CD09	NP37

4172000	Raw Meal FK Pump 

(Transports raw meal to the blend silo)	2/15/73	250 tph	CD09	CD09

4172020	Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Blend Silo

(Transports raw meal to the blend silo)	2/15/73	250 tph	CD09	CD09

5003010	Blend Silo Airslides 

(Transports raw meal into the blend system)	2/15/73	250 tph	CD09	CD09

6101000	Four Stage Preheater

(Preheat and partially calcinates kiln feed prior to Rotary Kiln and
includes meal curtain)	2/15/98

(2005)	220 tph	CD01	EP01

6101020	Precalciner

(Calcinates kiln feed prior to entering Rotary Kiln)	2/15/98	220 tph
CD01	EP01

11400000	Tire Fuel System 

(Delivers whole tires to kiln riser duct)	2/15/90	3.0 tph	CD01	EP01

11057000	Kiln Gas-Oil Burner System

(Delivers No.2 gas/fuel oil to Rotary Kiln)	2/15/73	250,000 ft3/hr	CD01
EP01

6105000	Rotary Kiln

(Converts kiln feed to clinker by calcinations and sintering)	2/15/73
160 tph	CD01	EP01

6129030	2 Clinker Cooler Product Recovery Cyclones

(Collects clinker dust particles for recycling back into the process.
Part of process and not a control device)	2/15/73	80,000 ft3/min

@ 700oF	CD01	EP01

4140000	Vertical Raw Mill System 

(Grinds and dries raw materials into meal)	2/15/98	272 tph

Raw Material	CD01	EP01

4160000	 4 Vertical Raw Mill Cyclones

(Removes product from Vertical Raw Mill) 

(Part of  process and not a control device)	2/15/98	330,000 ft3/min

@ 220oF	CD01	EP01

4156000	Auxiliary Air Heater 

(Provides additional heat to preheater)	2/15/73	60E+06Btu/hr	CD01	EP01

216BC01	VRM Recirc Lower Enclosed Conveyor	2005	150 tph	CD01	EP01

216BE01	VRM Reject Enclosed Elevator	2005	150 tph	CD01	EP01

216BC02	VRM Recirc Upper Enclosed Conveyor	2005	150 tph	CD01	EP01

4127000	Pulverized Ash Silo (Stores pulverized ash)	2/15/98	200 tons
CD33	EP33

4003040	Marl Silo No.2 (Stores dry marl)	2/15/73	500 tons	CD03	EP03

11303000	Coal Crusher Tower (Crushes coal)	6/1/77	200 tph	None	NP35



TABLE 5.9 UNIT ID 02 (KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

11303010	Coal Grizzly (Crushes coal)	6/1/77	200 tph	None	NP35

11307000	Radial Stacker Belt 

 (Stockpiles crushed undried coal)	6/1/77	200 tph	None	NP35

4130000	Raw Mill Feed Belt Conveyor

(Transports raw materials to raw mill)	2/15/98	440 tph	None	NP18

4132000	Vertical Raw Mill Feed Bin

(Feeds raw material into raw mill)	2/15/98	60 tons	None	NP20

5019000	Kiln Feed Elevator 

(Transports kiln feed into kiln system)	2/15/97	272 tph

Raw Material	CD35	EP35

6200000	Precalciner Coal Mill  

(Pulverizes dry crushed coal)	2/15/98	9.0 tph	CD36	EP36

6212000	Precalciner Coal Bin 

(Staging bin for pulverized coal)	2/15/98	30 tons	CD37	EP37

5018000	Kiln Feed Bin (Staging bin for kiln feed)	2/15/97	50 tons	CD39
EP39

3028000	Rail Road Coal Unloading Hopper	6/1/77	200 tph	None

	3032000	925’ Coal Inclined Belt Conveyor	6/1/77	200 tph	None

	5002000	Kiln Feed Silo (Stores kiln feed)	2/15/97	5,750 tons	CD10	EP10

5026000	Raw Meal CP Transfer Pump

(Transports kiln feed into the kiln system)	2/15/73	272 tph

Raw Material	CD10	EP10

5014090	Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Kiln Feed Silo

(Transports kiln feed into the kiln silo)	2/15/73	272 tph

Raw Material	CD10	EP10

5016030	Kiln Feed Silo Airslides

(Transports kiln feed into the kiln system)	2/15/73	272 tph

Raw Material	CD10	EP10



TABLE 5.10 UNIT ID 03 (CLINKER HANDLING EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

6115000	Clinker Cooler

(Cools clinker produced by the Rotary Kiln)	2/15/73

(2/15/97)	160 tph	CD11	EP11

6125000	Clinker Cooler Heat Exchanger

(Removes excess heat from clinker cooler exhaust)	6/1/88	160 tph	CD11
EP11

6125130	Clinker Cooler Screw Conveyors

(Transports clinker dust from heat exchanger)	6/1/88	160 tph	CD11	EP11

6133000	Fredenhagen Clinker Conveyor

(Transports cooled clinker to clinker silo)	2/15/73

(2/15/93)	160 tph	CD12	EP12

6138000

6139000

6140000	3 Clinker Elevators 

(Transports clinker to clinker silos)	2/15/73

(2/15/98)	160 tph	CD12	EP12

7003010	Clinker Silo No.1 (Stores Clinker)	2/15/73	4,000 tons	CD13	EP13

7005010	Clinker Silo No.2 (Stores Clinker)	2/15/73	4,000 tons	CD13	EP13



TABLE 5.11 UNIT ID 03 (CLINKER HANDLING EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

7103010	Clinker Silo No.21 (Stores Clinker)	2/15/73	4,000 tons	CD13	EP13

7105010	Clinker Silo No.22  (Stores Clinker)	2/15/73	4,000 tons	CD13
EP13

4001020	Clinker Silo No.31 (Stores Clinker)	2/15/73	3,000 tons	CD04	EP04

4002020	Clinker Silo No.32 (Stores Clinker)	2/15/73	4,000 tons	CD04	EP04

7003000	Clinker Silo No.1 Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports clinker to Finish Mill No.1)	2/15/73	75 tph	CD14	EP14

7005000	Clinker Silo No.2 Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports clinker to Finish Mill No.2)	2/15/73	75 tph	CD15	EP15

7103000	Clinker Silo No.21 Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports clinker to Finish Mill No.2)	2/15/73	75 tph	CD16	EP16

7105000	Clinker Silo No.22 Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports clinker to Finish Mill No.2)	2/15/73	75 tph	CD17	EP17

4001000	Clinker Silo No.31 Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports clinker to Finish Mill No.3)	2/15/73

(2/15/98)	75 tph	CD07	EP07

4002000	Clinker Silo No.32 Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports clinker to Finish Mill No.3)	2/15/73

(2/15/98)	75 tph	CD05	EP05

6134000	Reclaim Crusher

(Crushes reclaim material from storage to clinker silos)	2/15/73	10 tph
CD18	NP22

6156000	Fringe Clinker Silo (Stores fringe clinker)	2/15/73	1,592 tons
None	NP23

7101000	Fringe Clinker Silo Belt Transfer Feed

(Transports fringe clinker to Finish Mill No.1)	2/15/73	75 tons	None
NP23



TABLE 5.12 UNIT ID 04 (FINISH MILL EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

2126000	Gypsum Silo (Stores gypsum)	2/15/73	800 tph	None	NP29

2126000	Gypsum Silo (Stores gypsum)	2/15/73

(2/15/98)	300 tph	None	NP29

7007000	Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.1

(Transports gypsum to Finish Mill No.1)	2/15/73	10 tph	None	NP30

7107000	Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.2

(Transports gypsum to Finish Mill No.2)	2/15/73	10 tph	None	NP24

4007000	Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.3

(Transports gypsum to Finish Mill No.3)	2/15/98	10 tph	None	NP25

7007010	Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.1

(Transports synthetic gypsum to Finish Mill No.1)	8/15/90	10 tph	None
NP32



TABLE 5.13 UNIT ID 04 (FINISH MILL EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

7107010	Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.2

(Transports synthetic gypsum to Finish Mill No.2)	8/15/90	10 tph	None
NP33

4008000	Synthetic Gypsum Hopper/Feed Belt Transfer No.3

(Transports synthetic gypsum to Finish Mill No.3)	1/4/01	10 tph	None
NP34

7014000	Finish Mill No.1

(Grinds clinker and gypsum into cement)	2/15/73 (8/15/86)	65 tph	CD21
EP21

7041000	No.1 Mill  Cement FK Pump

(Transports cement to silos)	2/15/73	65 tph	CD21	EP21

7037000	No.1 Mill  Cement After Cooler (Cools cement)	2/15/73	65 tph
CD21	EP21

7021000	No.1 Mill Material Transfer 

(Transports cement in mill circuit)	2/15/73	65 tph	CD21	EP21

7029000	No.1 Mill Separator (Classifies cement)	2/15/73	65 tph	CD20	EP20

7019000	Finish Mill No.1 Bucket Elevator	2/15/73	65 tph	CD20	EP20

7114000	Finish Mill  No.2

(Grinds clinker and gypsum into cement)	2/15/73 (8/15/86)	65 tph	CD22
EP22

7141000	No.2 Mill Cement FK Pump

(Transports cement to cement silos)	2/15/73	65 tph	CD22	EP22

7137000	No.2 Mill Cement After Cooler (Cools cement)	2/15/73	65 tph	CD22
EP22

7119000	Finish Mill No.2 Bucket Elevator	2/15/73	65 tph	CD22	EP22

7123000	No.2 High Efficiency Separator (Classifies cement)	8/15/86	65
tph	CD24	EP24

7118000	No.2 Material Transfer  

(Transports cement in mill circuit)	2/15/73	65 tph	CD23	EP23

4014000	Finish Mill  No.3

(Grinds clinker and gypsum into cement)	2/15/98	60 tph	CD08	EP08

4036000	No.3 Mill Cement FK Pump 

(Transports  cement to cement silos)	2/15/98	60 tph	CD08	EP08

4050000	No.3 Material Transfer 

(Transports cement in mill circuit)	2/15/98	60 tph	CD08	EP08

4020000	2 Finish Mill No.3 Bucket Elevators	2/15/98	60 tph	CD08	EP08

4052000	No.3 High Efficiency Separator (Classifies cement)	2/15/98	60
tph	CD38	EP38

7006000	Outside Clinker No.1/Belt Transfer

(Transport outside clinker to Finish Mill No.1)	2/15/73	45 tph	CD18	EP18

7106000	Outside Clinker No.2/Belt Transfer

(Transport outside clinker to Finish Mill No.2)	2/15/73	45 tph	CD19	EP19

7006010

7106010	Clinker Reclaim Bin	2/15/73	45 tph	Shed	EP18

EP19



TABLE 5.14 UNIT ID 05 (CEMENT LOADOUT EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

8103000	Marl Silo No.3

(Stores ground marl for bagged masonry)	2/15/73

(9/1/94)	250 tons	CD03	EP03

2126000	Marl Fringe Bin (Stores fringe marl)	2/15/73	1,076 tons	CD03
EP03

8112000	Marl Silo No.12

(Stores ground marl for bagged masonry)	2/15/73

(2/15/98)	925 tons	CD41/CD42	EP41/

EP42

8109000	Marl Silo No.4

(Stores ground marl for bagged masonry)	9/1/94	175 tons	CD41	EP41

8011000	 Cement Loadout No.3

(Loadout for Cement Silos No.1, No.2 and No.3)	2/15/98	65 tph	CD30/31B
EP26

8017000	Cement Silos Nos. 1-11

(Each silo used for cement storage)	2/15/73	35,000 tons

(Total)	CD25A	EP25

8001000	Cement Silo No.13 (Silo used for cement storage)	2/15/73	1,185
tons	CD25A	EP25

4036040

7141030	Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Cement Silos

(Transports cement  to cement silos)	2/15/73	130 tph	CD25A	EP25

8011010	Cement Silo Aeration Units

(Conditions cement  for transport)	2/15/73	12.0 psig	CD25A	EP25

8214000	Bagged Cement Cleaning Station

(Removes dust from bagged cement and masonry)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD40	EP40

8125000	 Cement Packhouse Airslide

(Transports cement and ground marl to packhouse)	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D
EP25

8131000	Mixer (Mixes cement and ground marl)	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D
EP25

8135000	Mixer Discharge Hopper

(Transports portland and masonry cement)	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D	EP25

8142010	Packer Screw Conveyor

(Transports portland and masonry cement)	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D	EP25

8137000	Packer Elevator 

(Transports portland and masonry cement)	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D	EP25

8138000	2 Vibrating Screens

(Each Screens portland and masonry cement) 	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D	EP25

8139000	Packer Hopper (Stores portland and masonry cement)	9/1/94	65 tph
CD25C/25D	EP25

8141000	Haver Packer (Bags portland and masonry cement)	9/1/94	65 tph
CD25C/25D	EP25

8142020	Waste Screw Conveyor

(Transports portland and masonry cement)	9/1/94	65 tph	CD25C/25D	EP25

8011000	North Scale Cement Loading System

(Weighs and dispenses cement to bulk truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD26/27
EP26/27

8011040	Airslide System to North Scale Loading Spout

(Transports cement to truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD26/27	EP26/27

8011060	North Scale Loading Spout (Truck)

(Transports cement to truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD26/27	EP26/27



TABLE 5.15 UNIT ID 05 (CEMENT LOADOUT EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

8017000	Center Scale Loading System

(Weighs and dispenses cement to bulk truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD28/29
EP28/29

8017040	Airslide System to Center Scale Loading Spout

(Transports cement to truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD28/29	EP28/29

8017090	Center Scale Loading Spout(Truck-Rail)

(Transports cement to truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD28/29	EP28/29

8023000	South Scale Cement Loading System

(Weighs and dispenses cement to bulk truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD30/31A
EP30/31

8023040	Airslide System to South Scale Loading Spout

(Transports cement  to truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD30/31A	EP30/31

8023090	South Scale Loading Spout(Truck-Rail)

(Transports cement to truck)	2/15/73	340 tph	CD30/31A	EP30/31



TABLE 5.16 UNIT ID 06 (MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES DESCRIPTIONS)

Equip

ID	Equipment Description	Install

(Modify)

Date	Design

Capacity	Control

Device

ID	Stack

ID

6175000	Storage A Frame

(Covered outside storage area used to store clinker, raw materials or
coal)	2/15/73	55,000 tons	None	NP39



D.	EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS

Tables 5.17 through 5.26 contain summaries of the emission unit emission
limits and standards.

TABLE 5.17 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS 

(UNIT ID 01 QUARRY/RAW MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

1002000

1005000

1004000	CONVEYOR

TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

B2 Marl Conveyor

B5 Marl Conveyor

 B4 Mobile Belt Conveyor 	10% Opacity

 from 

Each conveyor transfer point

when conveying

unsaturated materials	Method 9

and

40CFR60.675(c)

40CFR60.11(b)	40CFR60.672(b)	No	5.E.1(a)

1002000

1005000

1004000	CONVEYOR

TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

B2 Marl Conveyor

B5 Marl Conveyor

 B4 Mobile Belt Conveyor	No Visible Emissions

 from  

Each conveyor transfer point

 when conveying saturated materials	Method 22	40CFR60.672(h)	No	5.E.1(a)

4114000

4122010

4104000

4106000

4124010	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Clay Box Feeder System

Ash Box Feeder System

Marl Box Feeder System

Iron Ore Box Feeder System	10% Opacity

Each	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.1(b)



TABLE 5.18 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS 

(UNIT ID 01 QUARRY/RAW MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

1054000	FUGITIVE EMISSIONS

from

MMD Quarry Crusher	15% Opacity	Method 9

and

40CFR60.675(c)

40CFR60.11(b)	

40CFR60.672(c)

	No	5.E.1(c)

N/A	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Marl Ripping

Marl Transfer Loadout No.1

Marl Stockpile

Clay Stockpile

Iron Ore Stockpile

Ash Stockpile

Silica Stockpile

Calcium Stockpile

Sand Stockpile	20% Opacity

Each	Method 9	SC Regulation 61-62.5

Standard 4

Section IX(B)	No	5.E.1(d)

4101000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Old Quarry Crusher	20% Opacity	Method 9	SC Regulation 61-62.5

Standard 4

Section IX(B)	No	5.E.1(d)

1008000	CONVEYOR 

TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Marl Conveyor/Radial Stacker	40% Opacity

From Each

Transfer Point	Method 9	SC Regulation 61-62.5

Standard 4

Section IX(A)	No	5.E.1(e)

1001000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Stamler Feeder	

40% Opacity

	Method 9	SC Regulation 61-62.5

Standard 4

Section IX(A)	No	5.E.1(f)

HRL213HO05; HRL213BC03; HRL213WF01	Opacity	20%	Method 9	SC Regulation
61-62.5, Standard 4, Section IX	No	5.E.1(g)



TABLE 5.19 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

4130000

4132000	TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Raw Mill Feed Belt Conveyor

Kiln Feed Elevator	10% Opacity

From Each

Transfer Point	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.2(a)

6101000

6101020

11400000

11057000

6105000

6129030

4140000

4160000

4156000	PM EMISSIONS

from

Main Kiln Stack	See Condition	Method 5	SC Regulation 61-62.5

Section IV	No	5.E.2(b)

4132000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

From

Vertical Raw Mill Feed Bin	10% Opacity	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.2(c)



TABLE 5.20 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

11303000

11303010

11309000

11311000

11316000

11325000

11321000

11320000

6200000

6212000

3028000

3032000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Coal Crusher Tower

Coal Grizzley

2 Coal Reclaim Hoppers

South Coal Day Tank

Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank

Coal Cyclone Dust Collector

672 Kiln Coal Mill

Precalciner Coal Mill

Precalciner Coal Bin

Rail Road Coal Unloading Hopper

925’ Coal Inclined Belt Conv	20% Opacity

Each	Method 9	40CFR60.252(c)	No	5.E.2(d)

11307000

11310000

11323000

11324000

11317000

11301000	CONVEYOR TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Radial Stacker Belt

Reclaim Belt Conveyor to Coal Day Tank

Coal Day Tank Screw Conveyor

Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank Belt Conveyor

672 Kiln Coal Mill Feed Conveyor

Coal Transfer from C32 Belt	20% Opacity

From Each

Transfer Point	Method 9	40CFR60.252(c)	No	5.E.2(e)

4127000

4003040

5001000

4172000

5002000

5026000

5014090

5003010

5002000

4172000

5014090

5016030

5018000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Pulverized Ash Silo

Marl Silo No.2

Blend Silo

Raw Meal FK Pump

Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Blend Silo

Blend Silo Airslides

Kiln Feed Silo

Raw Meal CP Transfer Pump

Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Kiln Feed Silo

Kiln Feed Silo Airslides

Kiln Feed Bin	10% Opacity

Each	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.2(f)

6105000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Main Kiln Stack	20% Opacity	Method 9	SC Regulation 61-62.5 Section IV

and

40CFR63.1343(b)	No	5.E.2(g)

6105000	METAL AND HCl EMISSIONS

from

Rotary Kiln	See Condition	BAQ

Approved

Method	SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 3

Section III(A)	Yes	5.E.2(h)

6105000

6200000	MAXIMUM PERCENT

EXITING KILN GAS VOLUME

from

Rotary Kiln

Precalciner Coal Mill	See Condition	BAQ

Approved

Method	 SC Regulation 61-62.5

 Standard 7

Avoidance	No	5.E.2(i)



TABLE 5.21 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS  (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

6105000

6200000	CRITERIA POLLUTANT EMISSIONS

(SO2, NOx CO)

from

Rotary Kiln

Precalciner Coal Mill	See Condition	BAQ

Approved

Method	SC Regulation 61-62.5

 Standard 7

Avoidance	No	5.E.2(j)

6105000	Rotary Kiln

Dioxin/Furan Emissions	See Condition	Method 23	40CFR63.1343(b)(3)	No
5.E.2(k)

6105000	Preheater/Precalciner Kiln #1 and Precalciner Coal Mill; NMVOC
emissions	0.55 lb NMVOC/ton clinker	18 and 25A for NMVOC	SC Regulation
61-62.5, Standard 7	No	5.E.2 (l)



TABLE 5.22 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 03 CLINKER HANDLING
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

6115000	Clinker Cooler PM Emissions	0.10 lb/ton dry feed

(0.050 kg/Mg)	Method 5	40CFR63.1345(a)(1)	No	5.E.3(a)

6115000

6125000

7003010

7005010

7103010

7105010

4001020

4002020

6134000

6156000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Clinker Cooler

Clinker Cooler Heat Exchanger

Clinker Silo No.1

Clinker Silo No.2

Clinker Silo No.21

Clinker Silo No.22

Clinker Silo No.31

Clinker Silo No.32

Reclaim Crusher

Fringe Clinker Silo	10% Opacity

Each	Method 9	40CFR63.1345(a)(2)

and

40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.3(b)

6125130

6133000

6138000

6139000

6140000

7003000

7005000

7103000

7105000

4001000

4002000

7101000	TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Clinker Cooler Screw Conveyors

Fredenhagen Clinker Conveyor

3 Clinker Elevators

Clinker Silo No.1 Belt Transfer Feed

Clinker Silo No.2 Belt Transfer Feed

Clinker Silo No.21 Belt Transfer Feed

Clinker Silo No.22 Belt Transfer Feed

Clinker Silo No.31 Belt Transfer Feed

Clinker Silo No.32 Belt Transfer Feed

Fringe Clinker Silo Belt Transfer Feed	10% Opacity

From

Each

Transfer Point	Method 9	40CFR63.1348

	No	5.E.3(c)



TABLE 5.23  EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 04 FINISH MILL SYSTEM
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

2126000

7014000

7041000

7037000

7021000

7029000

7019000

7114000

7141000

7137000

7119000

7123000

7118000

4014000

4036000

4050000

4020000

4052000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

2 Gypsum Silos, Finish Mill No.1

 Finish Mill No.2, No.1 Mill Cement FK Pump

No.1 Mill Separator 

No.1 Mill Material Transfer

Finish Mill No.1 Bucket Elevator

No.2 Mill Cement FK Pump

No.2 Mill Cement After Cooler

Finish Mill No.2 Bucket Elevator

No.2 High Efficiency Separator

No.2 Material Transfer 

Finish Mill No.3, No.3 Mill Cement FK Pump

No.3 Material Transfer

2 Finish Mill No.3 Bucket Elevators

No.3 High Efficiency Separator

Clinker Reclaim Hopper	10% Opacity

Each	Method 9	40CFR63.1347

and

40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.4(a)

7007000

7107000

4007000

7007010

7107010

4008000

7006000

7106000	CONVEYOR TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.1

Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.2

Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.3

Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.1

Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.2

Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.3

Outside Clinker No.1/Belt Transfer

Outside Clinker No.2/Belt Transfer	10% Opacity

From

Each

Transfer Point	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.4(b)

6133000	Opacity	20%	Method 9	SC Regulation 61-62.5, Standard 4, Section
IX	No	5.E.4(c)



TABLE 5.24  EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 05 CEMENT LOADOUT
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

8142010

8142020

8137000	TRANSFER POINT

VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Packer Screw Conveyor 

Waste Screw Conveyor

Packer Elevator	10% Opacity

From Each

Transfer Point	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.5(a)



TABLE 5.25  EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 05 CEMENT LOADOUT
EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant/Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

8017000

8001000

4036040

7141030

8011010

8125000

8131000

8135000

8138000

81390008141000

8011000

8011040

8011060

8017000

8017040

8017090

8023000

8023040

8023090

8103000

2126000

8112000

8109000

8011000

8214000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Cement Silos Nos. 1-11 and Cement Silo No.13

Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Cement Silos

 Cement Silo Aeration Units 

 Cement Packhouse Airslide

Mixer, Mixer Discharge Hopper

2 Vibrating Screens, Packer Hopper

Haver Packer

North Scale Cement Loading System

Airslide System to North Scale Loading Spout

North Scale Loading Spout(Truck)

Center Scale Cement Loading System

Airslide System to Center Scale Loading Spout

Center Scale Loading Spout(Truck-Rail)

South Scale Cement Loading System

Airslide System to South Scale Loading Spout

South Scale Loading Spout(Truck-Rail)

Marl Silo No.3, Marl Fringe Bin

Marl Silo No.12, Marl Silo No.4

 Cement Loadout No.3, 

Bagged Cement Cleaning Station	10% Opacity

Each	Method 9	40CFR63.1348	No	5.E.5(b)



TABLE 5.26 EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 06 MISCELLANEOUS
SOURCES/EQUIPMENT)

Equip

ID	Pollutant or Standard	Limit	Reference

Method	Regulation	State

Only	Condition Number

6175000	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Storage A Frame	See

Condition	Method 9	SC Standard 4, Section IX and X	No	5.E.6 (c)

N/A	VISIBLE EMISSIONS

from

Overburden Removal and Unloading	20% Opacity	Method 9	SC Standard 4

Section IX(B)	No	5.E.6(b)



The maximum allowable emission limits contained in Tables 5.22 through
5.32 are derived from the various Federal and State regulations that
govern the operation of this type of source. All applicable facility
wide emission limits and corresponding regulations are listed in Tables
5.22 through 5.32.  Additional operating requirements which may be more
stringent than those above are contained in Part 4.0, Part 6.0, and Part
7.0 of this permit.

E.	EMISSION UNIT CONDITIONS

EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS

(UNIT ID 01 Quarry/Raw Material Handling Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.1(a)	(40CFR60.11(c) and 40CFR60.672(b)) Visible emissions from each
conveyor transfer point of the B2 Marl Conveyor, B5 Marl Conveyor and
the B4 Mobile Belt Conveyor when conveying unsaturated materials shall
not exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as determined by 40CFR60
Appendix A Method 9 and the procedures of 40CFR60.675(c) and
40CFR60.11(b).  No visible emissions are allowed from each conveyor
transfer point when conveying saturated materials as determined by
40CFR60 Appendix A Method 22. These visible emission standards apply at
all times except during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.



5.E.1(b)	(40CFR63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from the Clay
Box Feeder System, Ash Box Feeder System, Marl Box Feeder System and
Iron Ore Feeder System shall each not exhibit an opacity greater than
10% as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.



5.E.1(c)	(40CFR60.11(c) and 40CFR60.672(c)) Fugitive emissions from the
MMD Quarry Crusher shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 15% as
determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9 and the procedures of
40CFR60.675(c) and 40CFR60.11(b). This visible emission standard applies
at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.



5.E.1(d)	

(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 4 Section IX(B)) Visible emissions
(including fugitive emissions)   from the Marl Ripping, Marl Transfer
Loadout No.1, Marl Stockpile, Clay Stockpile, Iron Ore Stockpile, Ash
Stockpile, Silica Stockpile, Calcium Stockpile and the Old Quarry
Crusher shall each not exhibit an opacity of greater than 20%. For this
emission limitation, EPA Method 9 shall be used to define and quantify
opacity from this unit. Any changes to the implementation of the
reference test method shall be made through the requirements of SC
Regulation 61-62.1, Section IV (Source Tests) and SC Regulation
61-62.70.7 (Permit issuance, renewal, reopenings and revisions).



5.E.1(e)	(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 4 Section IX(A)) Visible
emissions (including fugitive emissions)   from each conveyor transfer
point of the Marl Conveyor/Radial Stacker shall not exhibit an opacity
greater than 40%. For this emission limitation, EPA Method 9 shall be
used to define and quantify opacity from this unit. Any changes to the
implementation of the reference test method shall be made through the
requirements of SC Regulation 61-62.1, Section IV (Source Tests) and SC
Regulation 61-62.70.7 (Permit issuance, renewal, reopenings and
revisions).



5.E.1(f)	(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 4 Section IX(A)) Visible
emissions (including fugitive emissions)   from the Stamler Feeder shall
not exhibit an opacity greater than 40%. For this emission limitation,
EPA Method 9 shall be used to define and quantify opacity from this
unit. Any changes to the implementation of the reference test method
shall be made through the requirements of SC Regulation 61-62.1, Section
IV (Source Tests) and SC Regulation 61-62.70.7 (Permit issuance,
renewal, reopenings and revisions).



5.E.1(g)	In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.5, Standard No. 4 -
Emissions from Process Industries, Section VIII - Other Manufacturing,
particulate matter emissions shall be limited to the rate specified by
use of the following equations: for process weight rates less than or
equal to 30 tons per hour (E = 4.10P0.67) and for process weight rates
greater than 30 tons per hour (E = 55.0P0.11 - 40) where E = the
allowable emission rate in pounds per hour and P = process weight rate
in tons per hour.  As such, each process’s allowable particulate
matter emission limit is limited to the amount shown in the table below
at its nominal production rating:

Process

Emission Limit (lbs/hr)

Process Weight Rate

(tons/hr)

Line 1 Raw Material Processing (Raw mill feed, kiln feed, and coal mill
systems)

71.54

619





EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 02 Kiln System Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.2(a)	(40CFR 63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from each
transfer point of the Raw Mill Feed Belt Conveyor and Kiln Feed Elevator
shall not exhibit an opacity that exceeds 10% as determined by 40CFR60
Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission standard applies at all times
except during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.



5.E.2(b)	(SC Regulation 62.5 Standard 4 Section IV) Particulate matter
emissions (E(lb/hr)) from the Main Kiln Stack shall not exceed the
allowable particulate matter emission limit as specified in paragraph
(b)(1) of this condition.

(b)(1) E(lb/hr) = ((3.269E-05)(P3)) - ((0.01049)(P2)) + ((1.164)(P)) +
2.823 (P in tph)



5.E.2(c)	(40CFR63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from the
Vertical Raw Mill Feed Bin shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 10%
as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.



5.E.2(d)	

(40CFR60.11(c) and 40CFR60.252(c)) Visible emissions from the Coal
Crusher Tower, Coal Grizzley, Coal Reclaim Hoppers, South Coal Day Tank,
Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank, Coal Cyclone, Dust Collector, 672 Kiln Coal Mill,
Precalciner Coal Mill, Precalciner Coal Bin, Rail Road Coal Unloading
Hopper and the 925’ Coal Inclined Conveyor Belt shall each not exhibit
an opacity greater than 20% as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method
9. This visible emission standard applies at all times except during
periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.



5.E.2(e)	(40CFR60.11(c) and 40CFR60.252(c)) Visible emissions from each
conveyor transfer point of the Radial Stacker Belt, Reclaim Conveyor
Belt to Coal Day Tank, Coal Day Tank Screw Conveyor, Pre-Cal Coal Day
Tank Belt Conveyor, 672 Kiln Coal Mill Feed Conveyor and Coal Transfer
from C32 Belt shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 20%.as
determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.



5.E.2(f)	(40CFR63.6(h)  and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from the
Pulverized Ash Silo, Marl Silo No.2, Blend Silo, Raw Meal FK Pump,
Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Blend Silo, Blend Silo Airslides, Kiln Feed
Silo, Raw Meal CP Transfer Pump, Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Kiln Feed
Silo, Kiln Feed Silo Airslides and the Kiln Feed Bin shall each not
exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A
Method 9 This visible emission standard applies at all times except
during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.



5.E.2(g)	(SC Regulation 62.5 Standard 4 Section IV, 40CFR60.6(h) and
40CFR63.1343(b)) Visible emissions from the Main Kiln Stack shall not
exhibit an opacity greater than 20% as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A
Method 9. This visible emission standard applies at all times except
during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.





EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 02 Kiln System Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.2(h)	(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 3 Section III(A)) Nickel,
Cadmium, Chromium, Arsenic, Lead, and Hydrochloric Acid emissions from
the Rotary Kiln shall not exceed the emission limitations listed in
Table 5.27 when burning any wastes other than virgin fuels in the Rotary
Kiln.



5.E.2(i)	(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7 Avoidance) To remove the
Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) from SC Regulation
61-62.5 Standard 7 applicability, the maximum amount of the flue gas
volume at standard conditions exiting the Precalciner Coal Mill shall
not exceed the limits as stated in Table 5.28.



5.E.2(j)	(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7 Avoidance) To remove the
owner/operator from SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7 applicability,
emissions of SO2, NOx, and CO from the Rotary Kiln and Precalciner Coal
Mill shall not exceed the limits as stated in Table 5.29.



5.E.2(k)	(40CFR63.6(f) and 40CFR63.1343(b)(3)) Dioxin/Furan emissions
from the Rotary Kiln shall not exceed 0.20 ng TEQ/dscm corrected to 7%
oxygen. Dioxin/furan emissions from the Rotary Kiln may exceed 0.20 ng
TEQ/dscm but no more than 0.40 ng TEQ/dscm corrected to 7% oxygen
provided that the combustion gas temperature at the inlet to the initial
dry particulate matter control device is 400°F or lower based on the
average of the test run average temperatures. This Dioxin/Furan emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.



5.E.2 (l)	(BACT limit for VOC)  In accordance with SC Regulation
61-62.5, Standard 7, the BACT limits for VOC emissions has been
determined to be the following:

Process

BACT limits for NM VOC

PH/PC Kiln #1 and PCM

0.55 lb/ton of clinker; 3-hour block averages; periodic performance
tests every 30 months





TABLE 5.27 

Emission Limits When Burning Any Wastes Other than Virgin Fuels in the
Rotary Kiln

Emission Constituent	Emission Limitation (lb/106 Btu Input)

Nickel (Ni)	6.00E-03

Cadmium (Cd)	1.00E-04

Chromium (Cr)	7.40E-04

Arsenic (As)	1.70E-04

Lead (Pb)	5.00E-03

Hydrochloric Acid (HCl)	0.45



TABLE 5.28 Maximum Percent of Exiting Kiln Gas Volume at Standard
Conditions

Source	VSM On-Mode Limit (%)	VSM Off-Mode Limit (%)

Rotary Kiln/PCM	95.0/5.0	95.0/5.0



TABLE 5.29 

Kiln Stack and Precalciner Coal Mill Criteria Pollutant Emission LimiTS 

Source	VSM On Mode Limit (lb/ton clinker)	VSM Off Mode Limit (lb/ton
clinker)

	SO2	NOx	CO	Non-Methane VOC*	SO2	NOx	CO	Non-Methane VOC*

Rotary Kiln	1.71	4.56	8.835	--	3.42	4.56	8.835	--

PCM	0.09	0.24	0.465	--	0.18	0.24	0.465	--

Totals	1.80	4.80	9.30	--	3.60	4.80	9.30	--

*Replaced with new BACT limit, as per Table 5.21.

EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 03Clinker Handling Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.3(a)	

(40CFR63.1345(a)(1)) Particulate matter emissions from the Clinker
Cooler shall not contain particulate matter in excess of 0.050 kg/Mg
(0.10 lb/ ton) of feed (dry basis) to the Rotary Kiln.



5.E.3(b)	

(40CFR63.6(h), 40CFR63.1345(a)(2) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions
from the Clinker Cooler, Clinker Silo No.1, Clinker Silo No.2, Clinker
Silo No.21, Clinker Silo No.22, Clinker Silo No.31, Clinker Silo No.32,
Reclaim Crusher and Fringe Clinker Silo shall each not exhibit an
opacity greater than 10% as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9.
This visible emission standard applies at all times except during
periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.



5.E.3(c)	

(40CFR63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from each transfer
point of the Clinker Screw Conveyors, Fredenhagen Clinker Conveyor, 3
Clinker Elevators, Clinker Silo No.1 Belt Transfer Feed, Clinker Silo
No.2 Belt Transfer Feed, Clinker Silo No.21 Belt Transfer Feed, Clinker
Silo No.1 Belt Transfer Feed, Clinker Silo No.22 Belt Transfer Feed,
Clinker Silo No.32 Belt Transfer Feed and Fringe Clinker Silo Belt
Transfer Feed shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as
determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.





EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT 04 Finish Mill System Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.4(a)	(40CFR63.6(h), 40CFR63.1347 and  40CFR63.1348) Visible
emissions from the 2 Gypsum Silos, Finish Mill No.1,  Finish Mill No.2,
No.1 Mill  Cement FK Pump,  No.1 Mill Separator,  No.1 Mill Material
Transfer, Finish Mill No.1 Bucket Elevator, No.2 Mill Cement  FK Pump,
No.2 Mill Cement After Cooler, Finish Mill No.2 Bucket Elevator,  No.2
High Efficiency Separator, No.2 Material Transfer,  Finish Mill No.3, 
No.3 Mill  Cement FK Pump, No.3 Material Transfer, two( 2) Finish Mill
No.3 Bucket Elevators, the No.3 High Efficiency Separator and Clinker
Reclaim Hopper shall each not exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as
determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.





EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT 04 Finish Mill System Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.4(b)	(40CFR63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from each
conveyor transfer point of the Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.1,
Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.2 Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.3,
Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.1, Synthetic Gypsum
Silo/Feed Belt Transfer No.2, Synthetic Gypsum Silo/Feed Belt Transfer
No.3, Outside Clinker No.1/Belt Transfer and the Outside Clinker
No.2/Belt Transfer shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as
determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.



5.E.4(c)	In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.5, Standard No. 4 -
Emissions from Process Industries, Section VIII - Other Manufacturing,
particulate matter emissions shall be limited to the rate specified by
use of the following equations: for process weight rates less than or
equal to 30 tons per hour (E = 4.10P0.67) and for process weight rates
greater than 30 tons per hour (E = 55.0P0.11 - 40) where E = the
allowable emission rate in pounds per hour and P = process weight rate
in tons per hour.  As such, each process’s allowable particulate
matter emission limit is limited to the amount shown in the table below
at its nominal production rating:

Process

Emission Limit (lbs/hr)

Process Weight Rate

(tons/hr)

Clinker conveying and storage (Line 1)

56.51

166





EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT 05 CEMENT LoadOUT Equipment)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.5(a)	(40CFR63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from each
transfer point of the Packer Screw Conveyor, Waste Screw Conveyor and
Packer Elevator shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as
determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. This visible emission
standard applies at all times except during periods of startup, shutdown
and malfunction.



5.E.5(b)	(40CFR63.6(h) and 40CFR63.1348) Visible emissions from Marl
Silo No.3, Marl Fringe Bin, Marl Silo No.12,  Cement Silos Nos 1-11,
Marl Silo No.4,  Cement Silo No.13, Mixer, Packer Hopper, Haver Packer,
Cement Loadout No.3, Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Cement Silos,  Cement
Silo Aeration Units,  Cement Packhouse Airslide, Mixer Discharge Hopper,
2 Vibrating Screens, North Scale Cement Loading System, Airslide to
North Scale Loading Spout, North Scale to Loading Spout (Truck), Center
Scale Cement Loading System, Airslide to Center Scale Loading Spout,
Center Scale to Loading Spout(Truck-Rail), South Scale Cement Loading
System, Airslide to South Scale Loading Spout, South Scale to Loading
Spout (Truck-Rail) and the Bagged Cement Cleaning Station shall each not
exhibit an opacity greater than 10% as determined by 40CFR60 Appendix A
Method 9. This visible emission standard applies at all times except
during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction.





EMISSION LIMITS AND STANDARDS (UNIT ID 06 MISCELLANEOUS
SOURCES/EQUIPMENT)

Condition Number	Condition

5.E.6(b)	(SC Regulation 62.5 Standard 4 Section IX(B)) Visible emissions
(including fugitive emissions) from Overburden Removal and Unloading
shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 20% For this emission
limitation, EPA Method 9 shall be used to define and quantify opacity
from this unit. Any changes to the implementation of the reference test
method shall be made through the requirements of SC Regulation 61-62.1,
Section IV (Source Tests) and SC Regulation 61-62.70.7 (Permit issuance,
renewal, reopenings and revisions).



5.E.6 (c)	(Storage A-frame) In accordance with SC Regulation 61-62.5,
Standard No. 4 - Emissions from Process Industries, Section IX - Visible
Emissions (Where Not Specified Elsewhere), where construction or
modification began on or before December 31, 1985, emissions (including
fugitive emissions) shall not exhibit an opacity greater than 40%.





PART 6.0	MONITORING AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

[SC Regulation 61-62.1, Section II]; [SC Regulation
61-62.70.6(a)(3)(i)(B)]

A.	MONITORING AND REPORTING

Tables 6.1 through 6.15 contain summaries of the monitoring and
reporting required of this facility.

TABLE 6.1 MONITORING AND REPORTING  (STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS AND
MALFUNCTIONS)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	40CFR63 Subpart LLL 

SSM Plan Requirements	N/A	Develop 

SSM

Plan	N/A	N/A	6.B.1(a)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Operation and Maintenance  of Sources Subject to 40CFR63 Subpart
LLL During SSM	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.1(b)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Records of Corrective Actions Taken During Periods of SSM When
Such Actions Are Consistent with the Procedures Specified in an Affected
Source's SSM Plan 	N/A	Recordkeeping	See Condition	N/A	6.B.1(c)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Records of Corrective Actions Taken During Periods of SSM when
Such Actions are Not Consistent with the Procedures Specified in an
Affected Source's SSM Plan	N/A	Recordkeeping	See Condition	N/A	6.B.1(d)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Records of the SSM Plan(s)	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.1(e)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Immediate SSM Reports	N/A	Submit Report	N/A	See Condition
6.B.1(f)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Revisions to a SSM Plan	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.1(g)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	SSM Records for Process Equipment	N/A	Recordkeeping	See Condition
N/A	6.B.1(h)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Periodic SSM Reports	N/A	Submit Report	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.1(i)



TABLE 6.2 MONITORING AND REPORTING  (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Unit ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	CMS Requirements for the Combining of Effluents	N/A	See
Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(a)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Reporting Requirements for Multiple CMS	N/A	Submit Report	N/A
See

Condition	6.B.2(b)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	CMS Operation and Maintenance	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.2(c)



TABLE 6.3 MONITORING AND REPORTING  (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Unit ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	CMS Installation	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(d)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Minimum Procedures for COMS	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(e)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of CMS Zero (Low-Level) and High-Level Calibration
Drifts for CMS except CPMS	N/A	Monitor 

and

Record Drifts	Daily	N/A	6.B.2(f)

02

(6105000)	CPMS System Response Checks 	N/A	Check

System

Response	Daily	N/A	6.B.2(g)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of All CMS Calibration Checks	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A
N/A	6.B.2(h)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of All Adjustments and Maintenance Performed on CMS
N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(i)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	CMS Quality Control Program	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(j)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Out of Control CMS	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(k)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of CMS Malfunction or Inoperative Periods	N/A
Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(l)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of All Required CMS Measurements	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A
N/A	6.B.2(m)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of Date and Time that Identify Inoperative CMS Periods
N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(n)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of Date and Time that Identify Out of Control CMS
Periods	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(o)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of Total Process Operating Time During the Reporting
Period	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(p)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of the Specific Identification of Each Period of
Excess Emissions and Parameter Monitoring Exceedances	N/A	Recordkeeping
N/A	N/A	6.B.2(q)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of CMS Malfunctions, Corrective Actions and Repairs
N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(r)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of All CMS Measurements Needed to Demonstrate
Compliance With A Relevant Standard	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(s)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Reduction of COMS and CEMS Data	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.2(t)



TABLE 6.4 MONITORING AND REPORTING  (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Unit ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Emission Data Units of Measurement	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.2(u)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Use of Monitoring Data Recorded During Periods of Unavoidable
CMS Breakdowns, Out-Of-Control Periods, Repairs, Maintenance Periods, 
Calibration Checks and Zero (Low-Level) and High-Level Adjustments	N/A
Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(v)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Request to Reduce the Frequency  of  Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(w)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Recording of CMS Data	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(x)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Content and Submittal Dates for Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(y)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Records of Procedures that are Part of a CMS Quality Control
Program	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.2(z)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Summary Report Content Requirements	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.2(aa)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Submission of Only the Summary Report	N/A	See Condition	N/A
See Condition	6.B.2(bb)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Reduction in the Frequency of Submitting Excess Emissions and
CMS Performance and/or Summary Reports	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.2(cc)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Submission of Both the Summary Report and the Excess Emissions
and CMS Performance Report	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.2(dd)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Reports and/or Summary
Reports	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.2(ee)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Resumption of the Normal Frequency of Submitting Excess
Emissions and CMS Performance and/or Summary Reports	N/A	See Condition
N/A	See

Condition	6.B.2(ff)



TABLE 6.5 MONITORING AND REPORTING (AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Air Pollution Control and Monitoring Equipment Maintenance
Records	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.3(a)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Operation and Maintenance of

Air Pollution Control Equipment	N/A	See Condition	See Condition	N/A
6.B.3(b)

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Records of the Occurrence and Duration of Air Pollution Control
and Monitoring Equipment	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.3(c)



TABLE 6.6 MONITORING AND REPORTING (REGULATION APPLICABILITY
DETERMINATIONS)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

01, 02

03, 04

05, 06	Recordkeeping Requirement

for

Regulation Applicability Determinations	N/A	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A
6.B.4(a)



TABLE 6.7 MONITORING AND REPORTING (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Equip ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	CMS Performance Evaluations	N/A	Conduct

Performance

Evaluations	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(a)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Notification of CMS Performance Evaluations	N/A	Submit

Notification	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.5(b)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Content of 

CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan	N/A	Develop

Evaluation

Plan	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(c)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Submission of 

CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan	N/A	Submit

Evaluation

Plan	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.5(d)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Department Approval 

of 

CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(e)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Department Failure to

Approve or Disapprove a CMS Performance Evaluation Plan	N/A	See
Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(f)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Conduct of

CMS Performance Evaluations and CMS Performance Evaluation Dates	N/A	See
Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(g)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Reporting of 

CMS Performance Evaluation Results	N/A	Submit

Report	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.5(h)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Alternative to 

CEMS Relative Accuracy Test	N/A	See

Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(i)



TABLE 6.8 MONITORING AND REPORTING (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Equip ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Department Rescission of

Approval to use the Alternative to the CEMS Relative Accuracy Test	N/A
See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(j)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Content of Petition to use the Alternative to the CEMS
Relative Accuracy Test	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(k)

02

(6105000)	PM CEMS Correlation Tests	N/A	See Condition	See Condition	N/A
6.B.5(l)

02

(6105000)	Content and Submission of 

PM CEMS Correlation Test Plan	N/A	Develop

and

Submit

Plan	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.5(m)

02

(6105000)	Stack Sampling Team and 

PM CEMS Correlation Tests	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.5(n)

02

(6105000)	Department Approval or Disapproval 

of PM CEMS Test Plan	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.5(o)



TABLE 6.9 MONITORING AND REPORTING (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Unit ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03 04 05, 06	Notification of PPT	N/A	Submit

Notification	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.6(a)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Submission of PPT Plan	N/A	Submit

Test Plan	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.6(b)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Content of PPT Plan	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(c)

02, 03 04 05, 06	PPT Method Audit Program	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.6(d)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Department Approval of PPT Plan	N/A	See Condition	N/A
See

Condition	6.B.6(e)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Department Failure to Approve or Disapprove a PPT Plan
N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(f)

02, 03 04 05, 06	PPT Facilities	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(g)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Conduct of PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(h)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Required Number of PPT Runs	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(i)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Written Request to 

Use an Alternative PPT Method	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.6(j)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Department Approval of 

Alternative PPT Methods	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(k)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Department Dispute of the Results Obtained by the Use
of an Alternative PPT	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(l)



TABLE 6.10 MONITORING AND REPORTING (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Unit ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03 04 05, 06	Final Written Reporting of 

PPT Results	N/A	Submit Report	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.6(m)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Failure of PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.6(n)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Conduct of 

PPT and Reduction of Data	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(o)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Waiver of PPT	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(p)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Request to Waive a PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.6(q)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Department Approval of Request to Waive a PPT	N/A	N/A
N/A	N/A	6.B.6(r)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Use of COMS During PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(s)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Reduction of COMS Data During a PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A
6.B.6(t)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Proper Operation of a COMS During a PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A
N/A	6.B.6(u)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6115000)	Use of COMS Data In Lieu of 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9
Observations During a PPT	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.6(v)

02

(6105000)	PPT for 

Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan Emissions	See

Condition

5.E.2(k)	Conduct 

Performance

Test	See

Condition	See Condition

6.B.6(m)	6.B.6(w)

02

(6105000)	PPT for Changes in Operations that may Affect Compliance with
the Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan Emission Limit	N/A	See Condition	See

Condition	See Condition

6.B.6(m)	6.B.6(x)

03

(6115000)	PPT for 

Clinker Cooler PM Emissions	See

Condition

5.E.3(a)	Conduct 

Performance

Test	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.6(y)

03

(6105000)	PPT for Rotary Kiln PM Emissions	See

Condition

5.E.2(b)	Conduct 

Performance

Test	See

Condition	See

Condition

6.B.6(m)	6.B.6(z)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Additional Performance Testing	N/A	See Condition	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.6(aa)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6200000)	PPT for Rotary Kiln and Precalciner Coal Mill SO2, NOx, CO,
HCl,  Ni, Cd, Cr, As and Pb Emissions	See

Conditions

5.E.2(h)

5.E.2(j)	Conduct

Performance

Test	See

Condition	See

Condition

6.B.8(m)	6.B.6(bb)

See

Condition	Initial PPT for Visible Emissions from Sources Subject to
40CFR63.1348 	See

Table 5.19

through

Table 5.26	Conduct

Performance

Test	See

Condition	See

Condition

6.B.6(m)	6.B.6(cc)

02

(6105000)

(6200000)	Pollutant Performance Test for Rotary Kiln and Precalciner
Coal Mill NOx Emissions	See

Condition

5.E.2(j)	Conduct

Performance

Test	See

Condition	See

Condition

6.B.6(m)	6.B.6(dd)

02, 03

(6105000)

(6200000)	PPT for Rotary Kiln and Precalciner Coal Mill for NMVOC	See

Conditions

5.E.2(l)	Conduct

Performance

Test	Initially, every 30 months	See

Condition	6.B.6(ee)



TABLE 6.11 MONITORING AND REPORTING 

(PERIODIC VISIBLE EMISSIONS MONITORING OF SOURCES SUBJECT TO
40CFR63.1348)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03 04 05, 06	Visible Emissions Monitoring of Sources Subject to
40CFR63.1348 After Initial Visible Emissions Test has been Completed	See

Table 5.19

through

Table 5.26	See Condition	See Condition	N/A	6.B.7(a)

02, 03 04 05, 06	Visible Emissions Monitoring of a Finish Mill’s Sweep
and Air Separator PMCD After the Initial Visible Emissions Test  has
been Completed	See

Table 5.23	See Condition	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.7(b)



TABLE 6.12 MONITORING AND REPORTING (WRITTEN OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
PLAN)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02, 03 04 05, 06	40CFR63 Subpart LLL Written Operations and Maintenance
Plan	N/A	See Condition	N/A	N/A	6.B.8(a)



TABLE 6.13 MONITORING AND REPORTING  

(UNIT ID 01 QUARRY/RAW MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

01

(1002000)	Conveying Saturated and Unsaturated Materials Using the 2
Mobile Marl Conveyors	See

Condition

5.E.1(a)	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.9(a)

01	Quarry Equipment Inspections of

Quarry Equipment Processing Unsaturated Materials	N/A	Conduct

Inspections

and

Maintenance	Weekly	N/A	6.B.9(b)

01	Quarry Equipment 

Like for Like Replacements	N/A	See Condition	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.9(c)

01	Visible Emission Monitoring of 

Quarry Equipment Processing Unsaturated Materials	N/A	Conduct

Visual

Observations	Weekly	N/A	6.B.9(d)

01	Physical or Operational Change in 

Quarry Operations	N/A	Submit

Notification	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.9(e)



TABLE 6.14 MONITORING AND REPORTING  (UNIT ID 02 ROTARY KILN)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

02

(6105000)	Continuous Monitoring of

Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan Emissions	See

Condition

5.E.2(k)	See

Condition	Continuous	N/A	6.B.10(a)

02

(6105000)	Continuous Monitoring of 

Rotary Kiln Visible Emissions	20% Opacity	COMS	Continuous	N/A	6.B.10(b)

02

(6105000)	Continuous Monitoring of

 Rotary Kiln PM Emissions	See

Condition

5.E.2(b)	CPMS	Continuous	N/A	6.B.10(c)

02

(6105000)	Records of

Rotary Kiln Clinker Production and Feed Rates	See

Condition	Recordkeeping	N/A	N/A	6.B.10(d)

02

(6105000)	Rotary Kiln Permitted Fuels	See

Condition	See

Condition	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.10(e)

02

(6105000)	Sulfur Content of Rotary Kiln Fuels	See

Condition	See

Condition	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.10(f)

02

(6105000)	Maximum Percent Kiln Gas Volume 

for 

Vertical Spindle Mill Modes	See

Condition	See

Condition	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.10(g)

02

(6105000)	Rotary Kiln 

Combustion System Inspections	N/A	Conduct

Inspections	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.10(h)

02

(6105000)	Visible Emission Monitoring of 

Uncontrolled 

Coal Processing Equipment	See

Conditions

5.E.2(d)

5.E.2(e)	Conduct

Visual

Observations	Weekly	N/A	6.B.10(i)

02

(6105000)	Maximum Rotary Kiln 

PMCD Inlet Gas Temperature Limit	See Condition

5.E.2(k)	See

Condition	See

Condition	N/A	6.B.10(j)

02

(6105000)	Total NOx Emissions 

Recordkeeping and Reporting	See

Condition

5.E.2(n)	Submit

Report	N/A	See

Condition	6.B.10(k)



TABLE 6.15 MONITORING AND REPORTING  (UNIT ID 03 CLINKER COOLER)

Unit

ID	Pollutant/Parameter	Limit	Required Monitoring	Monitoring

Frequency	Reporting

Frequency	Condition Number

03

(6115000)	Continuous Monitoring of 

Clinker Cooler Visible Emissions	10% Opacity	COMS	Continuous	N/A
6.B.11(a)



B.	MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS

MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS AND
MALFUNCTIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.1(a)	40CFR63 Subpart LLL SSM Plan Requirements

(40CFR63.6(e)(3)(i) and 40CFR63.6(e)(3)(vi)) When a source becomes
subject to 40CFR63 Subpart   LLL, the owner/operator shall develop and
implement a written Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan for operating
and maintaining the source subject to that subpart during  periods of
startup, shutdown, and malfunction. The plan shall describe in detail,
procedures for operating and maintaining the source during periods of
startup, shutdown and malfunction and also include a program of
corrective action for malfunctioning process, air pollution control and
air pollution monitoring  equipment used to comply with a relevant
standard. The owner/operator may choose to maintain a separate Startup,
Shutdown and Malfunction Plan for each source subject to 40CFR63 Subpart
LLL or choose to maintain one plan for all sources subject to 40CFR63
Subpart LLL. If the owner/operator chooses to maintain one plan, when
new sources subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL are added, it shall revise
the plan to include the required information for that source no later
than 180 calendar days after placing it in operation. To satisfy the
requirements to develop a startup, shutdown, and malfunction plan, the
owner/operator may use the affected source's SOP manual, OSHA or other
plan, provided the alternative plans meet all the requirements of this
condition and are made available for inspection by Department personnel.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS AND
MALFUNCTIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.1(b)	Operation and Maintenance of Sources Subject to 40CFR63 Subpart
LLL During SSM

(40CFR63.6(e)(3)(ii)) During periods of startup, shutdown, and
malfunction, the owner/operator shall for a source subject  to 40CFR63
Subpart LLL, operate and maintain it (including associated air pollution
control and monitoring equipment) in accordance with the procedures
specified in its Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan.



6.B.1(c)	Records of Corrective Actions Taken During Periods of SSM When
Such Actions Are Consistent  with the Procedures Specified in an
Affected Source's SSM Plan (40CFR63.6(e)(3)(iii), 40CFR63.10(b)(1) and
40CFR63.10(b)(2)(v))) For process and air pollution control equipment
subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL, the owner/operator shall record all
information necessary to demonstrate conformance with an affected
source's Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan when all actions taken
during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction (including
corrective actions to restore malfunctioning process and air pollution
control and monitoring equipment to its normal or usual manner of
operation) are consistent with the procedures specified in the plan. The
information needed to demonstrate conformance with the Startup, Shutdown
and Malfunction Plan may be recorded using a "checklist," or some other
effective form of recordkeeping, in order to minimize the recordkeeping
burden for conforming events. These records shall be retained for a
calendar period of five(5) years following the date of each occurrence.
At a minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.



6.B.1(d)	Records of Corrective Actions Taken During Periods of SSM when
Such Actions are Not Consistent with the Procedures Specified in an
Affected Source's SSM Plan (40CFR63.6(e)(3)(iv), 40CFR63.10(b)(1) and
40CFR63.10(b)(2)(iv)) For process and air pollution control equipment
subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL, the owner/operator shall record the
actions taken during periods of startup, shutdown and malfunction
(including corrective actions to restore malfunctioning process and air
pollution control and monitoring equipment to its normal or usual manner
of operation) when such actions are not consistent with the procedures
specified in an affected source's Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction
Plan.  These records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5)
years following the date of each occurrence. At a minimum, the most
recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and on-file.
Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained off-site. Such
records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer
floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.1(e)	Records of the SSM Plan(s)

(40CFR63.6(e)(3)(v)) The owner/operator shall maintain the current
written Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan(s) on-site and on-file
that it developed for sources subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL and make it
(them) available for inspection by Department personnel. In addition, if
a Startup, Shutdown, and Malfunction Plan is subsequently revised as
provided in condition 6.B.1(g), the owner/operator shall maintain
on-site and on-file each  previous (i.e., superseded)  version of that
Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan and make each previous version
available for inspection by Department personnel for a period of five(5)
calendar years after revision of a plan. If at any time after adoption
of a Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan an affected source ceases
operation or is otherwise no longer subject to the provisions of 40CFR63
Subpart LLL, the owner/operator shall retain a copy of the most recent
plan on-site and on-file for a period of five(5) calendar years from the
date the source ceases operation or is no longer subject to that subpart
and make the plan available to Department personnel upon request.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS AND
MALFUNCTIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.1(f)	Immediate Startup, Shutdown, and Malfunction Reports

(40CFR63.6(e)(3)(iv), 40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(d)(5)(ii))
Notwithstanding the allowance to reduce the frequency of reporting for
Periodic Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction reports specified by
condition 6.B.1(i), any  time an action taken by the owner/operator
during  a startup, shutdown, or malfunction (including actions taken to
correct a malfunction) is not consistent with the procedures specified
in an affected source's Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan, it shall
report the actions taken for that event within two(2) working days to
the Regional EQC Office after commencing actions inconsistent with the
plan followed by a  written letter within seven(7) working days after
the end of the event. The immediate report required under this paragraph
shall consist of a telephone call (or facsimile (FAX) transmission) to
the Regional EQC Office within two(2) working days after commencing
actions inconsistent with the plan. It shall be followed by a written
letter addressed to the Regional EQC Office, delivered or postmarked
within seven(7) working days after the end of the event, that contains
the name, title and signature of the responsible official who is
certifying its accuracy, explaining the circumstances of the event, the
reasons for  not following the Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan
and whether any excess emissions and/or parameter monitoring exceedances
are  believed to have occurred. Notwithstanding the requirements of the
previous sentence, the owner/operator may make alternative reporting
arrangements, in advance, with the Department. These reports shall also
be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years following  the date
of each occurrence. At a minimum, the most recent two(2) years of
reports shall be retained on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining
three(3) years of reports may be retained off-site. Such records of
reports may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer
floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS AND
MALFUNCTIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.1(g)	Revisions to a SSM Plan

(40CFR63.6(e)(3)(vii) and 40CFR63.6(e)(3)(viii)) The Department may
require the owner/operator to make changes to an affected source’s
Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan. The Department may require
reasonable revisions to a Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan for any
of the reasons specified by paragraphs (g)(1) through (g)(4) of this
condition. The owner/operator may periodically revise a Startup,
Shutdown, and Malfunction Plan for an affected source as necessary to
satisfy the requirements of 40CFR63 Subpart LLL or to reflect changes in
equipment or procedures at the affected source. Unless the Department
specifies otherwise, the owner/operator may make such  revisions   to a
Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan without prior approval by the
Department. However, each such revision to a Startup, Shutdown and
Malfunction Plan shall be reported in the semiannual report required by
condition 6.B.1(i). If a Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Plan fails to
address or inadequately addresses an event that meets the
characteristics of a malfunction  (as defined in condition 6.B.1(h)) 
but was not included in the  plan at the  time that the owner/operator
developed the plan,  then it shall  revise the plan within 45 calendar
days after the event to include detailed procedures for operating and
maintaining the source during similar malfunction events and a program
of corrective action for similar malfunctions of process or air
pollution control and monitoring equipment. In the event that the
owner/operator makes any revision to a Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction
Plan which alters the scope of the activities at a source which are
deemed to be a startup, shutdown, malfunction, or otherwise modifies the
applicability of any emission limit, work practice requirement, or other
requirement in an applicable standard, the revised plan shall not take
effect until after the owner/operator has provided a written notice
describing the revision to the Department.

(g)(1) A plan does not address a startup, shutdown, or malfunction event
that has occurred. 

(g)(2) A plan fails to provide for the operation of the source
(including associated air pollution control and monitoring equipment)
during a startup, shutdown, or malfunction event in a manner consistent
with    safety and good air pollution control practices for minimizing
emissions to the levels required by the relevant standards.

(g)(3) A plan does not provide adequate procedures for correcting
malfunctioning process and/or air pollution control and monitoring
equipment as quickly as practicable.

(g)(4) A plan includes an event that does not meet the definition of a
startup, shutdown or malfunction as defined in condition 6.B.1(h).



6.B.1(h)	SSM Records for Process Equipment

(SC Regulation 61-62.99 Subpart B Section 99.44(c)(2)), 40CFR60.7(b),
40CFR63.2, 40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(b)(2)(i)) A startup is
defined as the setting in operation of an affected source or portion of
an affected source for any purpose and a shutdown is defined as the
cessation of operation of an affected source or portion of an affected
source for any purpose. A malfunction is defined as any sudden,
infrequent and not reasonably preventable failure of air pollution
control and monitoring equipment, process equipment, or a process to
operate in a normal or usual manner. Failures that are caused in part by
poor maintenance or careless operation are not malfunctions. The
owner/operator shall record the occurrence and   duration of each
startup, shutdown or malfunction of operation of  process equipment
subject to 40CFR60 Subpart Y, 40CFR60 Subpart OOO and 40CFR63 Subpart
LLL. These records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5)
years following the date of each startup, shutdown or malfunction. At a
minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS AND
MALFUNCTIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.1(i)	Periodic Startup, Shutdown, and Malfunction Reports

(40CFR63.6(e)(3)(iii), 40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(d)(5)(i)) For all
sources subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL, if actions taken by the
owner/operator during a startup, shutdown, or malfunction of an affected
source (including actions taken to correct a malfunction) are consistent
with the procedures specified in a source's Startup, Shutdown and
Malfunction Plan, then the owner/operator shall state such information
in a Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Report. Reports shall only be
required if a startup, shutdown, or malfunction occurred during the
reporting period and they shall include the number, duration and a brief
description of each startup, shutdown, or malfunction. The Startup,
Shutdown and Malfunction Report shall consist of a letter, containing
the name, title and signature of the responsible official who is
certifying its accuracy and be submitted to the Department semiannually
(or on a more frequent basis if specified otherwise in a relevant
standard or as established otherwise). The Startup, Shutdown and
Malfunction Report shall be addressed to the Manager of the Technical
Management Section, Bureau of Air Quality and delivered or postmarked by
the 30th calendar day following the end  of each calendar half (or other
calendar reporting period, as appropriate). If the owner/operator is
required to submit Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Reports (or
other periodic reports), the Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Reports
may be submitted simultaneously with the Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports (or other reports). If Startup, Shutdown and
Malfunction Reports are submitted with Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports (or other periodic reports) and the Lafarge Building
Materials (Harleyville Plant) receives approval to reduce the frequency
of reporting for the latter, the frequency of reporting for the Startup,
Shutdown and Malfunction Reports also may be reduced if the Department
does not object to the intended change. The procedures to implement the
allowance in the preceding sentence shall be the same as the procedures
specified for Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Reports (see
conditions 6.B.2(w), 6.B.2(cc), 6.B.2(dd) and 6.2.B(ee)). These reports
shall also be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years following
the date of each occurrence.  At a minimum, the most recent two(2) years
of reports shall be retained on-site and on-file. Records for the
remaining three(3) years of reports may be retained off-site. Such
records of reports may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on
computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(a)	CMS Requirements for the Combining of Effluents

(40CFR63.8(b)(2)(i) and 40CFR63.8(b)(2)(ii)) When the emissions from
two(2) or more affected sources are combined before being released to
the atmosphere, the owner/operator may install an applicable CMS for
each emission stream or for the combined emissions streams, provided the
monitoring is sufficient to demonstrate compliance with a relevant
standard. If a relevant standard is a mass emission standard and the
emissions from one affected source are released to the atmosphere
through more than one emission point, then the owner/operator shall
install an applicable CMS at each emission point unless the installation
of fewer systems is approved by the Department or provided for in a
relevant standard (e.g., instead of requiring that a CMS be installed at
each emission point before the effluents from those points are channeled
to a common control device, the standard specifies that only one CMS is
required to be installed at the vent of the control device).





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(b)	Reporting Requirements for Multiple CMS

(40CFR63.8(b)(3)) When more than one CMS is used to measure the
emissions from one affected source (e.g., multiple breechings, multiple
outlets), the owner/operator shall report the results as required for
each CMS. However, when one CMS is used as a backup to another CMS, it
shall report the results from the CMS used to meet the monitoring
requirements of 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. If both such CMS are used during a
particular reporting period to meet the monitoring requirements of
40CFR63 Subpart LLL, then the owner/operator shall report the results
from each CMS for the relevant compliance period.



6.B.2(c)	CMS Operation and Maintenance 

(40CFR63.8(c)(1) and 40CFR63.8(c)(4)) For an affected source required by
40CFR63 Subpart LLL to be monitored using a CMS, the owner/operator
shall maintain and operate each CMS in a manner consistent with good air
pollution control practices. For all CMS, the owner/operator hall keep
the necessary parts for routine repairs of the affected CMS equipment
readily available and comply with the written Startup, Shutdown and
Malfunction Plan that it implemented as specified in condition 6.B.1(a).
Except for system breakdowns, out-of-control periods, repairs,
maintenance periods, calibration checks and zero (low-level) and
high-level calibration drift adjustments, all CMS, including COMS and
CEMS, shall be in continuous operation. 



6.B.2(d)	CMS Installation

(40CFR63.8(c)(2) and 40CFR63.8(c)(3)) All CMS shall be installed such
that representative measures of emissions or process parameters from an
affected source are obtained. In addition, CEMS shall be located
according to procedures contained in the applicable performance
specification(s). Unless stated otherwise, the owner/operator shall
ensure that the read out (the portion of the CMS that provides a visual
display or record), or other indication of operation, from any CMS
required for compliance with an emission standard is readily accessible
on-site for operational control or inspection by the operator of the
equipment. All CMS shall be installed, operational and the data verified
as specified in a relevant standard either prior to or in conjunction
with conducting performance tests. Verification of operational status
shall, at a minimum, include completion of the manufacturer's written
specifications or recommendations for installation, operation, and
calibration of the system.



6.B.2(e)	Minimum Procedures for COMS 

(40CFR63.8(c)(5)) Unless otherwise approved by the Department, the
minimum procedures for COMS shall include a method for producing a
simulated zero opacity condition and an upscale (high-level) opacity
condition using a certified neutral density filter or other related
technique to produce a known obscuration of the light beam. Such
procedures shall provide a system check of all the analyzer's internal
optical surfaces and all electronic circuitry, including the lamp and
photodetector assembly normally used in the measurement of opacity.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(f)	Records of CMS Zero (Low-Level) and High-Level Calibration
Drifts for CMS except CPMS

(40CFR63.8(c)(6) and 40CFR63.10(b)(1)) The owner/operator for a CMS that
s not a CPMS, which is installed in accordance with the provisions of
40CFR63 Subpart LLL and the applicable CMS performance specification(s),
shall monitor and record  the zero (low- level) and high-level
calibration drifts at least once daily in accordance with the written
procedure specified in the CMS Performance Evaluation Plan as specified
by condition 6.B.7(c). The zero (low-level) and high-level calibration
drifts  shall  be adjusted, at a minimum, whenever the 24-hour zero
(low-level) drift exceeds two times the limits of the applicable
performance specification(s) specified in the relevant standard. The
system shall allow the amount of excess zero (low-level) and high-level
drift measured at the 24-hour interval checks to be recorded and
quantified whenever specified. For COMS, all optical and instrumental
surfaces exposed to the effluent gases shall be cleaned prior to
performing the zero (low-level) and high-level drift adjustments; the
optical surfaces and instrumental surfaces shall be cleaned when the
cumulative automatic zero compensation, if applicable, exceeds 4%
opacity. These records shall be retained for a calendar period of
five(5) years following the date of each calibration check. At a
minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.



6.B.2(g)	CPMS System Response Checks

(40CFR63.8(c)(6) and 40CFR63.10(b)(1)) Once a CPMS is required to be
installed and operating, the CPMS shall be calibrated prior to use for
the purposes of complying with this condition. The Lafarge Building
Materials (Harleyville Plant) shall check the CPMS daily for indication
that the system is responding. If the CPMS system includes an internal
system check,  results shall be recorded and checked daily for proper
operation. These records shall be retained for a calendar period of
five(5) years following the date of each system response check. At a
minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.



6.B.2(h)	Records of All CMS Calibration Checks

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(b)(2)(x)) The owner/operator shall
record all calibration checks of CMS subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL.
These records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years
following the date of each calibration check. At a minimum, the most
recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and on-file.
Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained off-site. Such
records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer
floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.2(i)	Records of All Adjustments and Maintenance Performed on CMS

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(b)(2)(xi)) The owner/operator shall
record all adjustments and maintenance performed on CMS required by
40CFR63 Subpart LLL. These records shall be retained for a calendar
period of five(5) years following the date of each adjustment or
maintenance action. At a minimum, the most recent two(2) years of
records shall be retained on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining
three(3) years  may be retained off-site. Such records may be maintained
on microfilm, on a computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape
disks, or on microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(j)	CMS Quality Control Program

(40CFR63.8(d)) The owner/operator shall follow the CMS Quality Control
Program(s) that it developed and implemented for the CMS required by
40CFR63 Subpart LLL. As part of the CMS Quality Control Program, it
shall develop and submit to the Department for approval a site-specific
CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan for the required CMS performance
evaluation. In addition, the CMS Quality Control Program shall include,
at a minimum, a written protocol that describes procedures for each of
the operations listed in paragraphs (j)(1) through (j)(6) of this
condition. The results of this CMS Quality Control Program will be
considered by the Department when it determines the validity of
monitoring data. The owner/operator shall keep these written procedures
on-site and on-file for the life of an affected source or until the
affected source is no longer subject to the provisions of 40CFR63
Subpart LLL and make then available to Department personnel upon
request. If a CMS Quality Control Plan is revised, then owner/operator
shall keep previous (i.e., superseded) versions of the plan on-site and
on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years after the date of each
revision to the plan and made available to Department personnel upon
request. Revisions to a plan do not require a formal operating permit
modification. Where relevant (e.g., program of corrective action for a
malfunctioning continuous monitoring system) these written procedures
may be incorporated as part of an affected source's Startup, Shutdown
and Malfunction Plan to avoid duplication of planning and recordkeeping
efforts.

(j)(1) Initial and any subsequent calibration of the CMS.

(j)(2) Determination and adjustment of the calibration drift of the
continuous monitoring system.

(j)(3) Preventive maintenance of the continuous monitoring system,
including spare parts inventory.

(j)(4) Data recording, calculations, and reporting.

(j)(5) Accuracy audit procedures, including sampling and analysis
methods.

(j)(6) Program of corrective action for a malfunctioning CMS.



6.B.2(k)	Out of Control CMS

(40CFR63.8(c)(7)) A CMS is out of control if-the zero (low-level),
mid-level (if applicable), or high-level calibration drift exceeds two
times the applicable calibration drift specification in the applicable
performance specification or in the relevant standard, the CMS fails a
performance test audit (e.g.,   cylinder gas audit),  relative accuracy
audit,  relative accuracy test audit, linearity test audit or the COMS
calibration drift exceeds two times the limit in the applicable
performance specification in the relevant standard. When a CMS is out of
control, the owner/operator shall take the necessary corrective action
and repeat all necessary tests which indicate that the system is out of
control. The owner/operator shall take corrective action and conduct
retesting until the performance requirements are below the applicable
limits. The beginning of the out-of-control period is the hour that the
owner/operator conducts a performance check (e.g., calibration drift)
that indicates an exceedance of performance requirements. The end of the
out-of-control period is the hour following the completion of corrective
action and successful demonstration that the system is within the
allowable limits. During the period the CMS is out of control, recorded
data shall not be used in data averages and calculations, or to meet any
established data availability requirement.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(l)	Records of CMS Malfunction or Inoperative Periods

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(b)(2)(vi)) The owner/operator shall
record each period during which a CMS required by 40CFR63 Subpart LLL is
malfunctioning or inoperative (including out-of-control periods). These
records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years
following the date of each CMS malfunction or inoperative period. At a
minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.



6.B.2(m)	Records of All Required CMS Measurements

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(c)(1)) The owner/operator shall record
all required CMS measurements (including monitoring data recorded during
unavoidable CMS breakdowns and out-of-control periods) for CMS required
by 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. These records shall be retained for a calendar
period of five(5) years following the date of each CMS measurement. At a
minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.



6.B.2(n)	Records of the Date and Time that Identify Inoperative CMS
Periods

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(c)(5))  The owner/operator shall record
the date and time identifying each calendar period during which a CMS
required by 40CFR63 Subpart LLL is inoperative except for zero
(low-level) and high-level checks. These records shall be retained for a
calendar period of five(5) years following the date of each inoperative
CMS period. At a minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall
be retained on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3)
years may be retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on
microfilm, on a computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape
disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.2(o)	Records of the Date and Time that Identify Out of Control CMS
Periods

(40CFR63.8(c)(7), 40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(c)(6)) The
owner/operator shall record   the date and time identifying each
calendar period during which a CMS required by 40CFR63 Subpart LLL is
out of control. A CMS is out of control if the zero (low-level),
mid-level (if applicable), or high-level calibration drift exceeds
two(2) times the applicable calibration drift specification in the
applicable performance specification or in the relevant standard, the
CMS fails a performance test audit (e.g., cylinder gas audit), relative
accuracy audit, relative accuracy test audit, or linearity test audit;
or the COMS calibration drift exceeds two times the limit in the
applicable performance specification in the relevant standard. These
records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years
following the date of each out of control CMS period. At a minimum, the
most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and
on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained
off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on
computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.2(p)	Records of Total Process Operating Time During the Reporting
Period

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(c)(13)) The owner/operator shall record
the total process operating time during the reporting period for sources
subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. These records shall be retained for a
calendar period of five(5) years following the date of each record. At a
minimum, the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained
on-site and on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be
retained off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a
computer, on computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on
microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(q)	Records of the Specific Identification of Each Period of Excess
Emissions and Parameter Monitoring Exceedances (40CFR63.10(b)(1) and
40CFR63.10(c)(8)) The owner/operator shall record the specific
identification (i.e., the date and time of commencement and completion)
of each period of excess emissions and parameter monitoring exceedances,
as defined 40CFR63 Subpart LLL that occurs during startups, shutdowns,
and malfunctions of the affected source and occurs during periods other
than startups, shutdowns, and malfunctions of the affected source. These
records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years
following the date of each exceedance. At a minimum, the most recent
two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and on-file. Records
for the remaining three(3) years may be retained off-site. Such records
may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer floppy disks,
on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.2(r)	Records of CMS Malfunctions, Corrective Actions and Repairs

(40CFR63.10(b)(1), 40CFR63.19(c)(10), 40CFR63.10(c)(11),
40CFR63.10(c)(12) and 40CFR63.10(c)(15)) The owner/operator shall record
the nature and cause of any CMS malfunction (if known), the corrective
action taken or preventive measures adopted and the nature of the
repairs or adjustments to the CMS that was inoperative or out of control
for any CMS required by 40CFR63 Subpart  LLL. In order to satisfy these
recordkeeping requirements and to avoid duplicative recordkeeping
efforts, the owner/operator may use the affected source's Startup,
Shutdown and Malfunction Plan or records kept to satisfy  the
recordkeeping requirements of the Startup, Shutdown, and Malfunction
Plan provided that such plan and records adequately address the
recordkeeping requirements this condition. These records shall be
retained for a calendar period of five(5) years following the date of
each malfunction, corrective action and/or repair. At a minimum, the
most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and
on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained
off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on
computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.2(s)	Records of All CMS Measurements Needed to Demonstrate
Compliance With A Relevant Standard

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(b)(2)(vii)) The owner/operator shall
record all required measurements needed to demonstrate compliance with
40CFR63 Subpart LLL. To demonstrate compliance with that subpart, the
records shall include, but are not limited to, 15-minute averages of CMS
data, raw performance testing measurements and raw performance
evaluation measurements  that support the data that the owner/operator
is required to report. Where a CEMS is automated and the calculated data
averages do not exclude periods of CEMS breakdown or malfunction, in
lieu of maintaining a file of all CEMS subhourly, the owner/operator
shall retain the most recent consecutive three averaging periods of
subhourly measurements and a file that contains a hard copy of the data
acquisition system algorithm used to reduce the measured data into the
reportable form of the standard. An automated CEMS is defined as a CEMS
that records and reduces the measured data to the form of the pollutant
emission standard through the use of a computerized data acquisition
system. Where the measured data from a CEMS is manually reduced to
obtain the reportable form of the standard, and the calculated data
averages do not exclude periods of CEMS breakdown or malfunction, in
lieu of maintaining a file of all CEMS subhourly measurements, the
owner/operator shall retain all subhourly measurements for the most
recent reporting period. The subhourly measurements shall be retained
for 120 calendar days from the date of the most recent Summary or Excess
Emission Report submitted to the Department The Department, upon
notification, may require the Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville
Plant) to maintain all measurements if it determines these records are
required to more accurately assess the compliance status of the affected
source These records shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5)
years following the date of each measurement. At a minimum, the most
recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and on-file.
Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained off-site. Such
records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer
floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(t)	Reduction of COMS and CEMS Data

(63CFR63.2 and 40CFR63.8(g)(2)) The owner/operator shall for a COMS
reduce all data to 6-minute averages calculated from 36 or more data
points equally spaced over each 6-minute period. Data from CEMS for
measurement other than opacity, unless otherwise specified in a relevant
standard, shall be reduced to one(1)-hour averages computed from four or
more data points equally spaced over each one(1)-hour period, except
during periods when calibration, quality assurance, or maintenance
activities are being performed. During periods when calibration, quality
assurance, or maintenance activities are being performed, a valid hourly
average shall consist of at least two data points with each representing
a 15-minute period. Alternatively, an arithmetic or integrated 1-hour
average of CEMS data may be used. A six(6)-minute period is defined as,
with respect to opacity determinations, any one of the 10 equal parts of
a one(1)-hour period. A one(1)-hour period, unless otherwise defined in
an applicable subpart, is defined as any 60-minute period commencing on
the hour.



6.B.2(u)	Emission Data Units of Measurement

(40CFR63.8(g)(4)) All emission data shall be converted into the units of
measurement of the relevant standard for reporting purposes using the
conversion procedures specified in that standard. After conversion, the
data may be rounded to the same number of significant digits as used in
that standard to specify the emission limit (e.g., rounded to the
nearest 1% opacity).



6.B.2(v)	Use of Monitoring Data Recorded During Periods of Unavoidable
CMS Breakdowns, Out-Of-Control Periods, Repairs, Maintenance Periods,
Calibration Checks and Zero (Low-Level) and High-Level Adjustments
(40CFR63.8(g)(5)) Monitoring data recorded during periods of unavoidable
CMS breakdowns, out-of-control periods, repairs, maintenance periods,
calibration checks, and zero (low-level) and high-level adjustments
shall not be included in any computed data average. If the
owner/operator complies with the requirements of 63.10(b)(2)(vii)(A) or
63.10(b)(2)(vii)(B) (condition 6.B.2(s)), data averages shall include
any data recorded during periods of monitor breakdown or malfunction.



6.B.2(w)	Request to Reduce Frequency of Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports

(40CFR63.10(e)(3)(ii)) Notwithstanding the frequency of reporting
requirements specified in condition 6.B.2(ee), if the owner/operator is
required by a relevant standard to submit Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports and/or Summary Reports on a quarterly (or more
frequent) basis, it may reduce the frequency of reporting for that
standard to semiannual if the requirements of paragraphs (w)(1)  through
(w)(3) are met. 

(w)(1) If for one full year (e.g., 4 quarterly or 12 monthly reporting
periods) the affected source's excess emissions and CMS Performance
Reports continually demonstrate that the source is in compliance with  
the relevant standard.

(w)(2) The owner/operator continues to comply with all applicable
recordkeeping and monitoring requirements.

(w)(3) The Department does not object to a reduced frequency of
reporting for the affected source.



6.B.2(x)	Recording of CMS Data

(40CFR63.8(g)(3)) The monitoring data obtained from CMS may be recorded
in reduced or nonreduced form (e.g., ppm pollutant and percent O2 or
ng/J of pollutant).





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(y)	Content and Submittal Dates for Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Reports

(40CFR63.8(c)(7), 40CFR63.8(c)(8), 40CFR63.10(c)(5), 40CFR63.10(c)(6),
40CFR63.10(c)(7), 40CFR63.10(c)(8), 40CFR63.10(c)(10),
40CFR63.10(c)(11), 40CFR63.10(c)(12), 40CFR60.10(c)(13), and
40CFR63.10(e)(3)(v)) All Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Reports
and all Summary Reports, if required, shall be delivered or postmarked
by the 30th day following the end of each calendar half or quarter, as
appropriate to the Manager of the Technical Management Section, Bureau
of Air Quality. Written reports of excess emissions or exceedances of
process or control system parameters shall include all the information
as specified in paragraphs (y)(1) through (y)(10). When no excess
emissions or exceedances of a parameter have occurred, or a CMS has not
been inoperative, out of control, repaired, or adjusted, such
information shall be stated in the report.

(y)(1) The reports shall contain the name, title, and signature of the
responsible official who is certifying the accuracy of the report.

(y)(2) The date and time identifying each period during which the CMS
was inoperative except for zero (low-level) and high-level checks.

(y)(3) The date and time identifying each period during which the CMS
was out of control. A CMS is out  of control if the zero (low-level),
mid-level (if applicable), or high-level calibration drift exceeds two
times the applicable calibration drift specification in the applicable
performance specification or in the relevant standard, the CMS fails a
performance test audit (e.g., cylinder gas audit), relative accuracy
audit, relative accuracy test audit, or linearity test audit; or the
COMS calibration drift exceeds two times the limit in the applicable
performance specification in the relevant standard.

(y)(4) The specific identification (i.e., the date and time of
commencement and completion) of each period of excess emissions and
parameter monitoring exceedances, as defined in the relevant
standard(s), that occurs during startups, shutdowns, and malfunctions of
the affected source.

(y)(5) The specific identification (i.e., the date and time of
commencement and completion) of each time period of excess emissions and
parameter monitoring exceedances, as defined in the relevant
standard(s), that occurs during periods other than startups, shutdowns,
and malfunctions of the affected source.

(y)(6) The nature and cause of any malfunction (if known).

(y)(7) The corrective action taken or preventive measures adopted.

(y)(8) The nature of the repairs or adjustments to the CMS that was
inoperative or out of control.

(y)(9) The total process operating time during the reporting period.

(y)(10) All information concerning CMS out-of-control periods, including
start dates, end dates, hours and descriptions of the corrective actions
taken.



6.B.2(z)	Records of Procedures that are Part of a CMS Quality Control
Program

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(c)(14)) The owner/operator shall record
all procedures that are part of a quality control program developed and
implemented for CMS subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. The record of
procedures shall be retained for a calendar period of five(5) years
following the origin date of each procedure. At a minimum, the most
recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and on-file.
Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained off-site. Such
records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer
floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(aa)	Summary Report Content Requirements

(40CFR63.10(e)(3)(vi) and 40CFR63.1354(b)(9)) If required to submit a
Summary Report, the owner/operator shall submit one Summary Report for
the hazardous air pollutants monitored at each affected source (unless
the relevant standard specifies that more than one summary report is
required,  e.g., one summary report for each hazardous air pollutant
monitored). The summary report shall be entitled “Summary Report
(Gaseous and Opacity Excess Emission and CMS Performance)” and contain
the information specified by paragraphs (aa)(1) through (aa)(16).

(aa)(1) The company name and address of the affected source.

(aa)(2) An identification of each hazardous air pollutant monitored at
the affected source.

(aa)(3) The beginning and ending dates of the reporting period.

(aa)(4) A brief description of the process units.

(aa)(5) The emission and operating parameter limitations specified in
the relevant standard(s).

(aa)(6) The monitoring equipment manufacturer(s) and model number(s).

(aa)(7) The date of the latest CMS certification or audit.

(aa)(8) The total operating time of the affected source during the
reporting period.

(aa)(9) An emission data summary (or similar summary if it monitors
control system parameters), including the total duration of excess
emissions during the reporting period (recorded in minutes for opacity
and hours for gases), the total duration of excess emissions expressed
as a percent of the total source operating time during that reporting
period, and a breakdown of the total duration of excess emissions during
the reporting period into those that are due to startup/shutdown,
control equipment problems, process problems, other known causes, and
other unknown causes.

(aa)(10) A CMS performance summary (or similar summary if it monitors
control system parameters), including the total CMS downtime during the
reporting period (recorded in minutes for opacity and hours for gases),
the total duration of CMS downtime expressed as a percent of the total
source operating time during that reporting period, and a breakdown of
the total CMS downtime during the reporting period into periods that are
due to monitoring equipment malfunctions, nonmonitoring equipment
malfunctions,  quality assurance/quality control calibrations, other
known causes, and other unknown causes.

(aa)(11) A description of any changes in CMS, processes, or controls
since the last reporting period.

(aa)(12) The name, title, and signature of the responsible official who
is certifying the accuracy of the report and the date of the report.

(aa)(13)  All exceedences of maximum control device inlet gas
temperature limits specified in condition 6.B.12(j).

(aa)(14) All failures to calibrate thermocouples and other temperature
sensors as required by condition 6.B.12(a)

(aa)(15)  The results of any combustion system component inspections
conducted within the reporting period as required by condition
6.B.12(h).

(aa)(16) All failures to comply with any provision of the Operation and
Maintenance plan specified by condition 6.B.10(a).





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.2(bb)	Submission of Only the Summary Report

(40CFR63.10(e)(3)(vii)) If the total duration of excess emissions or
process or control system parameter exceedances for the reporting period
is less than 1% of the total operating time for the reporting period 
and CMS downtime for the reporting period is less than 5% of the total
operating time for the reporting period, the owner/operator only needs
to submit the Summary Report and the full Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance Report need not be submitted unless required by the
Department.



6.B.2(cc)	Reduction in the Frequency of Submitting Excess Emissions and
CMS Performance and/or Summary Reports (40CFR63.10(e)(3)(iii)) The
frequency of submitting Excess Emissions and CMS Performance and/or
Summary Reports required to comply with a relevant standard may be
reduced only after  the  owner/operator notifies the Department in
writing of its intention to make such a change and the Department does
not object to the intended change. In deciding whether to approve a
reduced frequency of reporting, the Department may review information
concerning a source's entire previous performance history during the
five(5) year recordkeeping period prior to the intended change,
including performance test results, monitoring data, and evaluations of
the owner/operator conformance with operation and maintenance
requirements. Such information may be used by the Department to make a
judgment about a source's potential for noncompliance in the future. If
the Department disapproves the owner/operator request to reduce the
frequency of reporting, the Department will notify it in writing within
45 calendar days after receiving notice of the owner/operator intention.
The notification from the Department to the owner/operator will specify
the grounds on which the disapproval is based. In the absence of a
notice of disapproval within 45 calendar days, approval is automatically
granted.



6.B.2(dd)	Submission of Both the Summary Report and the Excess Emissions
and CMS Performance Report (40CFR63.10(e)(3)(viii)) If the total
duration of excess emissions or process or control system parameter
exceedances for the reporting period is 1% or greater of the total
operating time for the reporting period, or the total CMS downtime for
the reporting period is 5% or greater of the total operating time for
the reporting period, then owner/operator shall submit both the Summary 
Report and the Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Report.



6.B.2(ee)	Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Reports and/or Summary
Reports

(40CFR63.10(e)(3)(i)) For sources subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL
required by that subpart to be monitored by a CMS,  the owner/operator
shall submit an Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Report and/or a
Summary Report to the Department for those CMS. Reports shall be
submitted Semiannually, except when more frequent reporting is
specifically required by a relevant standard and the Department
determines on a case-by-case basis that more frequent reporting is
necessary to accurately assess the compliance status of a source.



6.B.2(ff)	Resumption of the Normal Frequency of Submitting Excess
Emissions and CMS Performance and/or Summary Reports
(40CFR63.10(e)(3)(iv)) As soon as CMS data indicate that a source is not
in compliance with any applicable emission limitation or operating
parameter,  the frequency of reporting for Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance and/or Summary Reports shall revert to the original
submission frequency and  the owner/operator shall submit an Excess
Emissions and CMS Performance and/or Summary Report for the noncomplying
emission points at the next appropriate reporting period following the
noncomplying event. After demonstrating ongoing compliance with the
applicable emission limitation or operating parameter for another full
year, the owner/operator may again request approval from the Department
to reduce the submission frequency of reporting for that standard.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.3(a)	Air Pollution Control and Monitoring Equipment Maintenance
Records

(40CFR63.10(b)(1) and 40CFR63.10(b)(2)(iii)) The owner/operator shall
record all required maintenance performed on the air pollution control
and monitoring equipment required by 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. At a minimum,
the most recent two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and
on-file. Records for the remaining three(3) years may be retained
off-site. Such records may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on
computer floppy disks, on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.



6.B.3(b)	Operation and Maintenance of Air Pollution Control Equipment

(SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(3)(i)(B)) The owner/operator shall maintain
the differential pressure across each dust collector between the
Department approved differential pressure ranges as specified in Tables
1 and 2 of the Air Pollution Control Device Operations and Maintenance
Plan. The differential pressure of each dust collector shall be
monitored and recorded concurrently with visible emission monitoring. If
the differential pressure of a dust collector deviates from the
specified differential pressure range, then the owner/operator shall
perform and record a visual emission observation and a reason for the
deviation from the specified pressure range. If the visual emission
observation exceeds the opacity limit for the source(s) then the
Emergency Response Protocol of the plan shall be followed. All visible
emissions monitoring, inspections, reporting, recordkeeping and
preventative maintenance shall be performed as specified by the Air
Pollution Control Device Operations and Maintenance Plan. If a problem
is found during an inspection of a dust collector, then the inspection
shall be documented and include the date and time of inspection, list
the problem(s) found and the corrective action(s) taken. All records
shall be kept on-file and on-site for a calendar period of five(5) years
from the date of record and made available to Department personnel upon
request.



6.B.3(c)	Records of the Occurrence and Duration of Air Pollution Control
and Monitoring Equipment Malfunctions (40CFR63.10(b)(1) and
40CFR63.10(b)(2)(ii)) The owner/operator shall record the occurrence and
duration of each malfunction of the air pollution control and monitoring
equipment required by 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. At a minimum, the most recent
two(2) years of records shall be retained on-site and on-file. Records
for the remaining three(3) years may be retained off-site. Such records
may be maintained on microfilm, on a computer, on computer floppy disks,
on magnetic tape disks, or on microfiche.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS 

(REGULATION APPLICABILITY DETERMINATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.4(a)	Recordkeeping Requirement for Regulation Applicability
Determinations 

(40CFR63.10(b)(3)) If the owner/operator determines that a stationary
source that emits (or has the potential  to emit, without considering
controls) one or more hazardous air pollutants regulated by any standard
established pursuant to Clean Air Act Section 112(d) or Clean Air Act
Section 112(f) and that stationary source is in the source category
regulated by the relevant standard, but that source is not subject to
the relevant standard (or other requirement established under 40CFR63)
because of limitations on the source's potential to emit or an
exclusion, then the owner/operator shall  keep a record of the
applicability determination on-site and on-file for a calendar period of
five(5) years after the determination, or until the source changes its
operations to become an affected source, whichever comes first. The
record of applicability determination shall also be signed by the person
making the determination and include an analysis (or other information)
that demonstrates why the owner/operator believes the source is
unaffected (e.g., because the source is an area source). The analysis
(or other information) shall be sufficiently detailed to allow the
Department to make a finding about the source's applicability status
with regard to the relevant standard or other requirement. If relevant,
the analysis shall be performed in accordance with requirements
established in 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. Also, if relevant, the analysis
should be performed in accordance with EPA guidance materials published
to assist sources in making applicability determinations under Clean Air
Act Section 112, if any.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.5(a)	CMS Performance Evaluations

(40CFR63.8(e)(1)) During the pollutant performance tests required by
conditions 6.B.6(a) through 6.B.6(bb) and at any other time the
Department may require, the owner/operator for an affected source being
monitored by a CMS shall conduct a performance evaluation of that CMS.
Such performance evaluation shall be conducted according to the
applicable specifications and procedures described in conditions
6.B.7(b) through 6.B.7(h) or in the relevant standard.



6.B.5(b)	Notification of CMS Performance Evaluations 

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(D)(2) and 40CFR63.8(e)(2)) The
owner/operator shall notify the Manager of the Source Evaluation
Section, Bureau of Air Quality in writing of the date of the CMS
performance evaluation simultaneously with the notification of the
pollutant performance test date or at least 60 calendar days prior to
the date the CMS performance evaluation is scheduled to begin if no
pollutant performance test is required. In the event the owner/operator
is unable to conduct the CMS performance evaluation on the date
specified in the notification, it shall notify the Department as soon as
practical by telephone and follow up in writing within 30 calendar days.
Telephone notification shall include a description of the
circumstance(s) causing the cancellation of the CMS performance
evaluation  and a projected date that the evaluation will take place.
The written follow-up report shall include a description of the
condition(s) which prevented the evaluation from being conducted, and
when applicable, what corrective action was performed, or what equipment
repairs were required.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.5(c)	Content of CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(C), 40CFR63.8(e)(3)(i) and
40CFR63.8(e)(3)(ii)) Before   conducting a required CMS performance
evaluation, the owner/operator shall develop a site specific CMS
Performance Evaluation Test Plan. The CMS Performance Evaluation Test
Plan shall include the applicable information specified by 6.B.8(c),
evaluation program objectives, an evaluation program summary, the
performance evaluation schedule, data quality objectives and both  an
internal and external QA program. Data quality objectives are the
pre-evaluation expectations of precision, accuracy, and completeness of
data. The internal QA program shall include, at a minimum, the
activities planned by routine operators and analysts to provide an
assessment of CMS performance. The external QA program shall include, at
a minimum, systems audits that include the opportunity for on-site
evaluation by the Department of instrument calibration, data validation,
sample logging and documentation of quality control data and field
maintenance activities.



6.B.5(d)	Submission of CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(B), 40CFR63.8(e)(3)(iii) and
40CFR63.8(e)(3)(iv)) The owner/operator shall submit a site-specific CMS
Performance Evaluation Test Plan to the Manager of the Source Evaluation
Section, Bureau of Air Quality for approval at least 60 calendar days
before a required Pollutant Performance Test or CMS performance
evaluation is scheduled to begin, or on a mutually agreed upon date. The
review and approval of the CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan by the
Department will occur with the review and approval of the site-specific
Pollutant Performance Test Plan. The Department may request additional
relevant information after the submittal of a plan.



6.B.5(e)	Department Approval of the CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(B) and 40CFR63.7(c)(3)) The Department
will notify the owner/operator of approval or intention to deny approval
of the site-specific CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan within 30
calendar days after receipt of the original plan and within 30 calendar
days after receipt of any supplementary information. Before disapproving
the plan, the Department will notify the owner/operator of its intention
to disapprove the plan together with a notice of the information and
findings on which the intended disapproval is based and a notice of
opportunity for the owner/operator to present, within 30  calendar days
after it is notified of the intended disapproval, additional information
to the Department before final action on  the plan.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.5(f)	Department Failure to Approve or Disapprove a CMS Performance
Evaluation Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(B), 40CFR63.8(e)(3)(v) and
40CFR63.8(e)(3)(vi)) In the event that the Department fails to approve
or disapprove a site-specific CMS Performance Evaluation Test Plan
within the time period specified in condition 6.B.7(e) and  the
owner/operator intends to demonstrate compliance using the monitoring
method(s) specified in the relevant standard, it shall conduct the CMS
performance evaluation within the specified  time using the specified
method(s)  in the relevant standard. If the owner/operator intends to
demonstrate compliance by using an alternative to a monitoring method
specified in the relevant standard, it shall refrain from conducting the
CMS performance evaluation until the Department approves the use of the
alternative method. If the Department does not approve the use of the
alternative method within 30 calendar days before the CMS performance
evaluation is scheduled to begin, the CMS performance evaluation
deadlines specified condition 6.B.7(g) may be extended such that the
owner/operator shall conduct the CMS performance evaluation within 60
calendar days after the Department approves the use of the alternative
method. Neither the submission of a site-specific CMS Performance
Evaluation Test Pan for approval, nor the Department’s approval or
disapproval of a plan, nor the Department’s  failure to approve or
disapprove a plan in a timely manner shall relieve the owner/operator of
legal responsibility for compliance with any applicable provisions or
with any other applicable Federal, State, or local requirement; or
prevent the Department from implementing, enforcing or taking any other
action under the Clean Air Act.



6.B.5(g)	Conduct of CMS Performance Evaluations and CMS Performance
Evaluation Dates

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(D) and 40CFR63.8(e)(4)) The
owner/operator shall conduct a performance evaluation of a required CMS
during any required  Pollutant Performance Test in accordance with the
applicable performance specification as specified in the relevant
standard and if applicable, SC Regulation 61-62.5 Section IV(D).
Notwithstanding the requirement in the previous sentence, if the
owner/operator for an affected source elects to submit COMS data for
compliance with a relevant opacity emission standard, it shall conduct a
performance evaluation of the COMS as specified in the relevant
standard, before the required pollutant performance test is conducted in
time to submit the results of the CMS performance evaluation as
specified in condition 6.B.7(h). If a Pollutant Performance Test is not
required or the requirement for a Pollutant Performance Test has been
waived, the owner/operator for an affected source shall conduct the CMS
performance evaluation no later than 180 calendar days after the
appropriate compliance date for the affected source as specified in the
relevant standard.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.5(h)	Reporting of CMS Performance Evaluation Results

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section (F) and 40CFR63.8(e)(5)) The
owner/operator shall furnish the Department with a written report of the
results of the CMS performance evaluation simultaneously with the
results of the Pollutant Performance Test or within 60 calendar days of
completion of the CMS performance evaluation if no pollutant performance
test is required, unless otherwise specified in a relevant standard. The
report of performance results shall contain the applicable information
specified in condition 6.B.8(m) and include the raw data from the CMS
performance evaluation. If the owner/operator uses a COMS to determine
opacity compliance during any required pollutant performance test, it
shall furnish the Department with two(2) or, upon request,  three(3)
copies of a written report of the results of the required COMS
performance evaluation. The copies shall be provided to the Manager of
the Source Evaluation Section, Bureau of Air Quality at least 15
calendar days before the required pollutant performance test is
conducted.



6.B.5(i)	Alternative to the CEMS Relative Accuracy Test

(40CFR63.8(f)(6)(i)) An alternative to the test method for determining
CEMS relative accuracy is  available for affected sources with emission
rates demonstrated to be less than 50% of the relevant standard. The
owner/operator may petition the Department to substitute   the CEMS
relative accuracy test in Section 7 of Performance Specification 2 with
the procedures in Section 10 if the results of a Pollutant Performance
Test or other tests performed demonstrate that the emission rate of the
pollutant of interest in the units of the relevant standard is less than
50% of the relevant standard. For affected sources subject to emission
limitations expressed as control efficiency levels, the owner/operator
may petition the Department to substitute the CEMS relative accuracy
test with the procedures in Section  10 of Performance Specification 2
if the control device exhaust emission rate is less than 50% of the
level needed to meet the control efficiency requirement. The alternative
procedures do not apply if the CEMS is used continuously to determine
compliance with a relevant standard.



6.B.5(j)	Department Rescission of Approval to use the Alternative to the
CEMS Relative Accuracy Test

(40CFR63.8(f)(6)(iii)) The Department will review its permission to use
an alternative to the CEMS relative accuracy test and may rescind such
permission if the CEMS data from a successful completion of the
alternative relative accuracy procedure indicate that the affected
source's emissions are approaching the level of the relevant standard.
The criterion for reviewing the permission is that the collection of
CEMS data shows that emissions have exceeded 70% of the relevant
standard for any averaging period, as specified in the relevant
standard. For affected sources subject to emission limitations expressed
as control efficiency levels, the criterion for reviewing the permission
is that the collection of CEMS data shows that exhaust emissions have
exceeded 70% of the level needed to meet the control efficiency
requirement for any averaging period, as specified in the relevant
standard. The owner/operator for an affected source shall maintain
records and determine the level of emissions relative to the criterion
for permission to use an alternative for relative accuracy testing. If
this criterion is exceeded, then the owner/operator shall notify the
Department within 10 calendar days of such occurrence and include a
description of the nature and cause of the increased emissions. The
Department will review the notification and may rescind permission to
use an alternative and require the owner/operator to conduct a relative
accuracy test of the CEMS as specified in Section 7 of Performance
Specification 2.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.5(k)	Content of Petition to use the Alternative to the CEMS Relative
Accuracy Test

(40CFR63.8(f)(6)(ii)) The petition to use an alternative to the relative
accuracy test shall include a detailed description of the procedures to
be applied, the location and the procedure for conducting the
alternative, the concentration or response levels of the alternative
relative accuracy materials, and the other equipment checks included in
the alternative procedure(s). The Department will review the petition
for completeness and applicability. The Department's determination to
approve an alternative will depend on the intended use of the CEMS data
and may require specifications more stringent than in Performance
Specification 2.



6.B.5(l)	PM CEMS Correlation Tests

(40CFR63.1357(a) and 40CFR63.1357(e)) If the owner/operator is
conducting PM CEMS correlation tests (that is, correlation with manual
stack methods) it is exempt from any particulate matter and opacity
standards of 40CFR63 Subpart LLL that are applicable to the Rotary Kiln.
It is also exempt from any permit or other emissions, operating
parameter or other limitation on workplace practices that are applicable
to the Rotary Kiln to ensure compliance with any particulate matter and
opacity standards of 40CFR63 Subpart LLL. The particulate matter and
opacity standards and associated operating limits and conditions will
not be waived for more than 96 hours, in the aggregate, for a
correlation test, including all runs and conditions.



6.B.5(m)	Content and Submission of PM CEMS Correlation Test Plan

(40CFR63.1357(b)) The owner/operator shall develop a PM CEMS correlation
test plan. The plan shall t be submitted to the Department for approval
at least 90 calendar days before the correlation test is scheduled to be
conducted and include the applicable information contained in condition
6.B.8(c) and in (m)(1) through (m)(4) of this condition.

(m)(1) The number of test conditions and the number of runs for each
test condition.

(m)(2) The target particulate matter emission level for each test
condition.

(m)(3) How the operation of the affected source will be modified to
attain the desired particulate matter emission rate.

(m)(4) The anticipated normal particulate matter emission level.



6.B.5(n)	Stack Sampling Team and PM CEMS Correlation Tests

(40CFR63.1357(d)) The stack sampling team shall be on-site and prepared
to perform PM CEMS correlation testing no later than 24 hours after
operations are modified to attain the desired particulate matter
emissions concentrations, unless the correlation test plan documents
that a longer period is appropriate.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (CMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.5(o)	Department Approval or Disapproval of the PM CEMS Test Plan 

(40CFR63.7(c)(3)(i), 40CFR63.7(c)(3)(iii) and (40CFR63.1357(c)) The
Department will review and approve or disapprove the PM CEMS Correlation
Test Plan. The Department will notify the owner/operator of approval or
intention to deny approval of the plan within 30 calendar days after
receipt of the original plan and within 30 calendar days after receipt
of any supplementary information. Before disapproving any PM CEMS
Correlation Test   Plan, the Department will notify the owner/operator
of  its intention to disapprove the plan together with a notice of the
information and findings on which the intended disapproval is based and
a notice of opportunity for the owner/operator to present, within 30
calendar days after it is notified of the intended disapproval,
additional information to the Department before final action on the
plan. If the Department fails to approve or disapprove the PM CEMS
Correlation Test Plan within the specified time period the plan shall be
considered approved, unless the Department has requested additional
information.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(a)	Notification of Pollutant Performance Test

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(D), 40CFR63.7(b)(1) and
40CFR63.7(b)(2)) For the Pollutant Performance Tests required by
conditions 6.B.8(w) through 6.B.8(bb), the owner/operator shall notify
the Department in writing of its intention to conduct a test at least 60
calendar days before it is initially scheduled to begin. In the event
the owner/operator is unable to conduct the pollutant performance test
on the date specified in the notification, it shall notify the
Department as soon as practical by telephone and follow up in writing
within 30 calendar days. Telephone notification shall include a
description of the circumstance(s) causing the cancellation of the
pollution performance test and a projected retest date. The written
follow-up report shall include a description of the condition(s) which
prevented the evaluation from being conducted, and when applicable, what
corrective action was performed, or what equipment repairs were
required. This notification of delay in conducting the pollutant
performance test shall not relieve the owner/operator of legal
responsibility for compliance with any other applicable provisions of
this part or with any other applicable Federal, State, or local
requirement, nor will it prevent the Department from implementing,
enforcing  or taking any other action under the Clean Air Act.



6.B.6(b)	Submission of Pollutant Performance Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(B),40CFR63.7(c)(2(iv) and
40CFR63.7(c)(2)(v)) The owner/operator shall submit a site-specific
Pollutant Performance Test  Plan to the Manager of the Source Evaluation
Section, Bureau of Air Quality for approval at least 60 calendar days
before the pollutant performance test or CMS performance evaluation is
scheduled to begin, or on a mutually agreed upon date. The Department
may request additional relevant information after the submittal of the
plan.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(c)	Content of the Pollutant Performance Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(C), SC Regulation 61-62.5 Section
IV(E), 40CFR63.7(a), 40CFR63.7(c)(2)(i), 40CFR63.7(c)(2)(ii),
40CFR63.7(c)(2)(iii) and 40CFR63.1349(a)) Before conducting a required
Pollutant Performance Test, the owner/operator, for  an affected source,
shall develop and submit a site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan
for approval to the Manager of the Source Evaluation Section, Bureau of
Air Quality. The Pollutant Performance Test Plan shall include the
applicable information in paragraphs (c)(1) through (c)(40), a test
program summary,  the  test schedule, data quality objectives and both
an internal and external QA program. Data quality objectives are the
pretest expectations of precision, accuracy and completeness of data.
The internal QA program shall include, at a minimum, the activities
planned by routine operators and analysts  to provide an assessment of
test data precision (i.e. the sampling and analysis of replicate
samples). The external QA program shall include, at a minimum,
application of plans for a test method performance audit during the
performance test. The performance audits consist of blind audit samples
provided by the Department and analyzed during the performance test in
order to provide a measure of test data bias. The external QA program
may also include systems audits that include the opportunity for on-site
evaluation by the Department of instrument calibration, data validation,
sample logging, and documentation of quality control data and field
maintenance activities.

(c)(1) Facility name, address, and telephone number, and name of
facility contact.

(c)(2) Facility permit number and source identification number.

(c)(3) Name, address, and telephone number of the company contracted to
perform the source test.

(c)(4)  Name, address, and telephone number of the laboratory contracted
to perform the analytical analysis of the Pollutant Performance Test
samples.

(c)(5) Description and overall purpose of the tests (i.e. demonstrate
compliance, establish emission  factors).

(c)(6) Citation of any applicable State or Federal regulation or permit
condition requiring the tests.

(c)(7) Description of the process including a description of each phase
of batch or cyclic processes, and the time required to complete each
phase.

(c)(8) Process design rates and normal operating rates.

(c)(9) Proposed operating rate and conditions for the source test.

(c)(10)  Methods including proposed calculations, equations, and other
related information that will be  used to demonstrate and verify the
operating rate during the Pollutant Performance Test.

(c)(11) Description of any air pollution control equipment.

(c)(12) Description of any stack gas or opacity monitoring systems.

(c)(13) Description of all air pollution control monitors (i.e. pressure
gauges, flow indicators, cleaning cycle timers, electrostatic
precipitator voltage meters) when applicable.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(c)

(continued)	Content of the Pollutant Performance Test Plan (continued)

(c)(14) A list of process and air pollution control operating parameters
that will be recorded during the tests, the responsible party who will
record these readings, and the frequency at which readings will be
recorded.

(c)(15) Identification of any risks associated with sampling location
and accessibility, toxic releases, electrical hazards, or any other
unsafe conditions, and a plan of action to correct or abate these
hazards.

(c)(16) List of all necessary or required safety equipment including
respirators, safety glasses, hard hats, safety shoes, hearing
protection, and other protective equipment.

(c)(17) Description of sampling and analytical methods to be used.

(c)(18) Number of tests to be conducted and the number of runs
comprising a test.

(c)(19) Duration of each test run.

(c)(20) Description of minimum sampling volumes for each test run.

(c)(21) Location where samples will be recovered.

(c)(22) Explanation of how blank and recovery check results and
analytical non-detects will be used in final emission calculations.

(c)(23) Maximum amount of time a sample will be held after collection
prior to analysis.

(c)(24) Method of storing and transporting samples.

(c)(25) Schematics of sampling sites (include stack dimensions and
distances upstream and downstream from disturbances).

(c)(26) A description of all emission points, including fugitive
emissions, associated with the process to be tested, and when
applicable, the method that will be used to measure or include these
emissions during the Pollutant Performance Test.

(c)(27) Procedure for verifying absence of cyclonic or non-parallel
stack gas flow.

(c)(28) Citation of the QA/QC procedures specified in the EPA Reference
Methods and the EPA Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution
Measurement Systems, Volume III.

(c)(29) Chain-of-custody procedures and copies of chain-of-custody
forms.

(c)(30) Procedure for conditioning particulate matter filters (before
and after testing).

(c)(31) Procedure for conducting leak checks on vacuum lines, pitot
tubes, flexible bags, orsats, etc.

(c)(32) Equipment calibration frequencies, ranges, and acceptable
limits.

(c)(33) Minimum detection limits of analytical instrumentation.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(c)

(continued)	Content of the Pollutant Performance Test Plan (continued)

(c)(34) Names, addresses and responsible persons of all sub-contracting
laboratories and a description of analytical methods to be used,
chain-of-custody procedures and QA/QC measures.

(c)(35) QA/QC measures associated with the collection and analysis of
process or raw material samples and the frequency at which these samples
will be collected.

(c)(36) Methods for interference and matrix effects checks, and number
of replicate analyses.

(c)(37) Methods and concentrations for internal standards (standards
additions prior to extraction).

(c)(38) Methods and concentrations for surrogate standards (standards
additions to collection media prior to sampling).

(c)(39) Methods for recovery checks, field blanks, lab blanks, reagent
blanks, proof rinse blanks and analytical blanks.

(c)(40) Proposed range of recoveries for data acceptability and method
of data interpretation if sample recovery is not within the proposed
range.



6.B.6(d)	Pollutant Performance Test Method Audit Program

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(E) and 40CFR63.7(c)(4)) The
owner/operator shall analyze performance audit samples during each
Pollutant Performance Test. The owner/operator shall request performance
audit materials 30 days prior to the test date. Audit materials
including cylinder audit gases may be obtained by contacting the
appropriate EPA Regional Office or the Department. The Department will
have sole discretion to require any subsequent remedial actions of the
owner/operator based on the  performance audit results. If the
Department fails to provide the required performance audit materials to
the owner/operator in time to analyze the performance audit samples
during a performance test, the requirement to conduct a performance
audit is waived for that performance test. Waiver under this condition
of the requirement to conduct a performance audit for a particular
performance test does not constitute a waiver of the requirement to
conduct a performance audit for future required performance tests.



6.B.6(e)	Department Approval of the Pollutant Performance Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(B) and 40CFR63.7(c)(3)(i)) The
Department will notify owner/operator of approval or intention to deny
approval of the site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan within 30
calendar days after receipt of the original plan and within 30 calendar
days after receipt of any supplementary information. Before disapproving
any site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan, the Department will
notify the owner/operator of its intention to disapprove the plan
together with a notice of the information and findings on which the
intended disapproval is based and a notice of opportunity for the
owner/operator to present, within 30 calendar days after it is notified
of the intended disapproval, additional information to the Department
before final action on the plan.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(f)	Department Failure to Approve or Disapprove a Pollutant
Performance Test Plan

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(B),  40CFR63.7(c)(3)(ii) and
40CFR63.7(c)(3)(iii)) In the event that the Department fails to approve
or disapprove the site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan within
the time period specified in condition 6.B.8(e) and  the owner/operator
intends to demonstrate compliance using the test method(s) specified in
the relevant standard or with only minor changes to those tests methods,
the owner/operator shall conduct the performance test within the
specified time using the specified method(s). If the owner/operator
intends to demonstrate compliance by using an alternative to any test
method specified in the relevant standard, then it is authorized to
conduct the performance test using an alternative test method after the
Department approves the use of the alternative method when the
Department approves the site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan or
after the alternative method is approved. The owner/operator is
authorized to conduct the performance test within 60 calendar days after
it is authorized to demonstrate compliance using an alternative test
method. Neither the submission of a site-specific Pollutant  Performance
Test Plan for approval, nor the Department’s approval or disapproval
of a plan, nor the Department’s failure to approve or disapprove a
plan in a timely manner shall relieve the owner/operator of legal
responsibility for compliance with any applicable provisions or with any
other applicable Federal, State, or local requirement; or prevent the
Department from implementing, enforcing or taking  any other action
under the Clean Air Act.



6.B.6(g)	Pollutant Performance Testing Facilities

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(D)(6) and 40CFR63.7(d)) Since the
owner/operator is required to conduct Pollutant Performance Tests, it 
shall at the Department’s request provide the applicable performance
testing facilities as specified by paragraphs (g)(1) through (g)(6) of
this condition.

(g)(1) Sampling ports adequate for test methods applicable to such
source. This includes constructing the air pollution control system such
that volumetric flow rates and pollutant emission rates can be
accurately determined by applicable test methods and procedures and 
providing a stack or duct free of cyclonic flow during performance
tests, as demonstrated by applicable test methods and procedures

(g)(2) Safe sampling platform(s) and/or sites(s)

(g)(3) Safe access to sampling platform(s) and/or site(s).

(g)(4) Utilities for sampling and testing equipment.

(g)(5) Department access to the facility to observe the performance
tests.

(g)(6) Equipment and supplies necessary for the safe testing of a
source.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(h)	Conduct of Pollutant Performance Tests

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(D)(5) and 40CFR63.7(e)(1)) Unless
approved otherwise by the Department, the owner/operator shall ensure
that Pollutant Performance Tests are conducted while a source is
operating at the maximum expected production rate, other production rate
or operating parameter which would result in the highest emissions for
the pollutants being tested. Examples of the operating parameters that
may effect emission rates are the type and composition of raw materials
and fuels, isolation of control equipment modules, product types and
dimensions, thermal oxidizer combustion temperature and atypical control
equipment settings. Operations during periods of startup, shutdown, and
malfunction shall not constitute representative conditions for the
purpose of a performance test, nor shall emissions in excess of the
level of the relevant standard during periods of startup, shutdown, and
malfunction be considered a violation of the relevant standard unless
otherwise specified in the relevant standard or a determination of
noncompliance is made. Upon request, the owner/operator shall make
available to the Department such records as may be necessary to
determine the conditions of performance tests.



6.B.6(i)	Required Number of Pollutant Performance Test Runs

(40CFR63.7(e)(3)) Unless otherwise specified in a relevant standard or
test method, each Pollutant Performance Test shall consist of three
separate runs using the applicable test method. Each run shall be
conducted for the time and under the conditions specified in the
relevant standard. For the purpose of determining compliance with a
relevant standard, the arithmetic mean of the results of the three runs
shall apply. Upon receiving approval from the Department, results of a
test run may be replaced with results of an additional test run as
specified in paragraphs (i)(1) through (i)(4) of this condition.

(i)(1) A sample is accidentally lost after the testing team leaves the
site.

(i)(2) Conditions occur in which one of the three runs must be
discontinued because of forced shutdown

(i)(3) Extreme meteorological conditions occur.

(i)(4) Other circumstances occur that are beyond the owner/operator
control.



6.B.6(j)	Written Request to Use an Alternative Pollutant Performance
Test Method

(40CFR63.7(f)(1) and 40CFR63.1358(b)(3)) Until authorized to use an
intermediate change, major change or alternative to a performance test
method, the owner/operator remains subject to the test method
requirements of the relevant standard. The owner/operator for a required
Pollutant Performance Test may use an alternative test method from that
specified in a relevant standard provided that it notifies the Manager
of the Source Evaluation Section, Bureau of Air Quality of its intention
to use an alternative test method at least 60 calendar days before the
Pollutant Performance Test is scheduled to begin. In the case of a major
change it shall also notify EPA Region IV. The owner/operator shall use
40CFR63 Appendix A Method 301 to validate the alternative test method.
This may include the use of specific procedures of Method 301 if use of
such procedures are sufficient to validate the alternative test method.
The results of the Method 301 validation process shall be submitted
along with the notification of intention and the justification for not
using the specified test method in the relevant standard. The
owner/operator may submit the information required in this paragraph
well in advance of the 60 calendar day deadline to ensure a timely
review by the Department in order to meet the performance test date
specified in the relevant standard.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(k)	Approval of Alternative Pollutant Performance Test Methods

(40CFR63.7(f)(3), 40CFR63.7(f)(5), 40CFR63.7(f)(6) and
40CFR63.1358(b)(3)) The Department or EPA Region IV (in the case of a
major change) will determine whether the owner/operator validation of
the proposed alternative test method is adequate and issue an approval
or disapproval of the alternative test method. A major change to a test
method is a modification to a federally enforceable test method that
uses unproven technology or procedures or is an entirely new method
(sometimes necessary when the required test method is unsuitable). If
the owner/operator intends to demonstrate compliance by using an
alternative to any test method specified in the relevant standard, then
it is authorized to conduct the performance test using an alternative
test method after the Department or EPA Region IV approves the use of
the alternative method. The owner/operator is authorized to conduct the
Pollutant Performance Test within 60 calendar days after it is
authorized to demonstrate compliance using an alternative test method.
Neither the validation and approval process nor the failure to validate
an alternative test method shall abrogate the owner/operator
responsibility to comply with the applicable requirements. If the
owner/operator uses an alternative test method for an affected source
during a required Pollutant Performance Test, it shall continue to use
the alternative test method for subsequent performance tests until
approval is received from the Department or EPA Region IV to use another
test method.



6.B.6(l)	Dispute of the Results Obtained by the Use of an Alternative
Performance Test Method

(40CFR63.7(f) and 40CFR63.1358(b)(3)) If the Department or EPA Region IV
(in the case of a major change) finds reasonable grounds to dispute the
results obtained by an alternative test method for the purposes of
demonstrating compliance with a relevant standard, it  may require the
use of the test method specified in the relevant standard.



6.B.6(m)	Final Written Reporting of Pollutant Performance Test Results

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(F) and 40CFR63.7(g)(1)) The
owner/operator shall submit a Final Written Report of the final
Pollutant Performance Test results to   the Department by the close of
business on the 30th day following the completion of the test, unless an
alternative date has been requested in and approved with the
site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan prior to testing or is
otherwise specified in a relevant Federal or State standard. The Final
Pollutant Performance Test Report for each site-specific Pollutant
Performance Test Plan shall contain, at a minimum, the applicable
information specified in paragraphs (m)(1) through (m)(19).

(m)(1) Summary of the results.

(m)(2) Emission calculations and emission rates in units of the
applicable standard, permit limit, etc.

(m)(3) Allowable emission rates in units of the applicable standard,
permit limit, etc.

(m)(4) Source compliance status.

(m)(5) Process operating rates.

(m)(6) Methods including actual calculations, equations and other
related information that were used to demonstrate and verify the
operating rate during the performance test.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(m)

(continued)	Final Written Reporting of Pollutant Performance Test
Results (continued)

(m)(7) Chain of custody records.

(m)(8) Certification of all reference standards used.

(m)(9) Signature of a responsible facility representative who can verify
process operating rates and parameters.

(m)(10) Legible copies of all raw laboratory data (for example, filter
tare and final weights, titrations, chromatograms, spectrograms,
analyzer measurements, etc.).

(m)(11) Legible copies of all raw field data (for example, strip charts,
field data forms, field calibration forms, etc.).

(m)(12) Legible copies of applicable stack gas or opacity monitoring
system readings identified in the approved site-specific Pollutant
Performance Test Plan.

(m)(13) Legible copies of all applicable process and air pollution
control operating parameter readings identified in the approved
site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan.

(m)(14) Results of all calibrations and QA/QC measures and checks
identified in the approved site-specific Pollutant Performance Test
Plan.

(m)(15) Results of performance audits.

 

(m)(16) Description of any deviations from the proposed process
operations as approved in the site-specific Pollutant Performance Test
Plan during testing.

(m)(17) Description of any deviations from approved sampling
methods/procedures.

(m)(18) Description of any deviations from approved analytical
procedures.

(m)(19) Description of any problems encountered during sampling and
analysis and an explanation of how each was resolved.



6.B.6(n)	Failure of a Pollutant Performance Test

(SC Regulation 61-62.1 Section IV(G)) Within 15 calendar days of  the
submission of a Final  Pollutant Performance Test Report that indicates
non-compliance with a relevant standard, the owner/operator shall submit
to the Department a written plan which includes at a minimum the
information specified by paragraphs (n)(1) through (n)(4) of this
condition.

(n)(1) The interim actions being taken to minimize emissions pending
demonstration of compliance.

(n)(2) The corrective actions that have been taken or that are proposed
to return the source to compliance.

(n)(3) The method that will be used to demonstrate the source has
returned to compliance (i.e. retest and proposed date).

(n)(4) Any changes necessary to update the site-specific Pollutant
Performance Test Plan prior to a retest.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(o)	Conduct of Pollutant Performance Tests and Reduction of Data

(40CFR63.7(e)(2), 40CFR63.90 and 40CFR63.1358(b)(3)) Pollutant
Performance tests shall be  conducted and the data obtained from a
Pollutant Performance Test reduced in accordance with the applicable
test methods and procedures unless  the Department or EPA Region IV
determines otherwise as specified by paragraphs (o)(1) through (o)(4) of
this condition.

(o)(1) The Department specifies or approves, in specific cases, the use
of a test method with minor changes in methodology Such changes may be
approved in conjunction with approval of the site-specific Pollutant
Performance Test Plan. A minor change to a test method is defined as a
modification to a federally enforceable test method that does not
decrease the stringency of the emission limitation or standard, has no
national significance (e.g., does not affect implementation of the
applicable regulation for other affected sources, does not set a
national precedent, and individually does not result in a revision to
the test method) and is site-specific, made to reflect or accommodate
the operational characteristics, physical constraints, or safety
concerns of an affected source. 

(o)(2) The Department or EPA Region IV approves the use of an
intermediate or major change or alternative to a test method the results
of which the Department or EPA Region IV has determined to be adequate
for indicating whether a specific affected source is in compliance. A
intermediate change to test method is defined as a within-method
modification to a federally enforceable test method involving “proven
technology” (generally accepted by the scientific community as
equivalent or better) that is applied on a site-specific basis and that
may have the potential to decrease the stringency of the associated
emission limitation or standard. Though site-specific, an intermediate
change may set a national precedent for a source category and may
ultimately result in a revision to the federally enforceable test
method. In order to be approved, an intermediate change must be
validated according to 40CFR63 Appendix A Method 301 to demonstrate that
it provides equal or improved accuracy and precision. A major change to
a test method is defined as a modification to a federally enforceable
test method that uses “unproven technology or procedures” (not
generally accepted by the scientific community) or is an entirely new
method (sometimes necessary when the required test method is
unsuitable). A major change to a test method may be site-specific, or
may apply to one or more sources or source categories, and will almost
always set a national precedent. In order to be approved, a major change
must be validated according to 40CFR63 Appendix A Method 301. 

(o)(3) The Department or EPA Region IV approves shorter sampling times
or smaller sample volumes when necessitated by process variables or
other factors.

(o)(4) The Department waives the requirement for Pollutant Performance
Tests because the owner/operator for an affected source has demonstrated
by other means to the Department’s satisfaction that the affected
source is in compliance with the relevant standard.



6.B.6(p)	Waiver of a Pollutant Performance Test

(40CFR63.7(h)(1) and 40CFR63.7(h)(2)) Until a waiver of a Pollutant
Performance Testing requirement has been granted by the Department, the
owner/operator for an affected source remains subject to the applicable
performance testing requirements in the relevant standard. Individual
performance tests may be waived upon written application to the
Department if, in its judgment, the source is meeting the relevant
standard(s) on a continuous basis, a source is being operated under an
Extension of Compliance or the owner/operator has requested an Extension
of Compliance and the Department is still considering that request.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(q)	Request to Waive Pollutant Performance Tests

(40CFR63.7(h)(3)) If a request is made for an Extension of Compliance,
the application for a waiver of an initial Pollutant Performance Test
shall accompany the information required for the request for an
Extension of Compliance. If no Extension of Compliance is requested or
if the owner/operator has requested an Extension of Compliance and the
Department is s till considering that request, the application for a
waiver of an initial Pollutant Performance Test shall be submitted at
least 60 calendar  days before scheduled date of  the performance test
if the site-specific test Pollutant Performance Test Plan is not
submitted. If an application for a waiver of a subsequent performance
test is made, the application may accompany any required Compliance
Progress Report, Compliance Status Report or Excess Emissions and CMS
Performance but it shall be submitted at least 60 calendar days before
the scheduled date of the performance test if the site-specific
Pollutant Performance Test Plan is not submitted. Any application for a
waiver of a performance test shall include information justifying the
owner/operator request for a waiver, such as the technical or economic
infeasibility, or the impracticality, of the affected source performing
the required test.



6.B.6(r)	Department Approval of the Request to Waive a Pollutant
Performance Test

(40CFR63.7(h)(4) and 40CFR63.7(h)(5)) The Department will approve or
deny a request for a waiver  of a Pollutant Performance Test when it
approves or denies an Extension of Compliance, approves or disapproves a
site-specific Pollutant Performance Test Plan,  makes a determination of
compliance following the submission of a required Compliance Status
Report or Excess Emissions and CMS Performance Report or makes a
determination of suitable progress towards compliance following the
submission of a Compliance Progress Report, whichever is applicable.
Approval of any request to waive a Pollutant Performance Test shall not
abrogate the Department's authority under the Clean Air Act or in any
way prohibit the Department from later canceling the waiver. The
cancellation will be made only after notice is given to the
owner/operator.



6.B.6(s)	Use of a COMS During Pollutant Performance Tests

(40CFR63.6(h)(7)(i) and 40CFR63.10(e)(4)) The owner/operator for an
affected source required to be continuously monitored using a COMS shall
record the monitoring data produced during a Pollutant Performance Test
and shall furnish the Department with a written report of the monitoring
results. The report of COMS data shall be submitted simultaneously with
the Final Written Report of the Pollutant Performance Test Results as
specified in condition 6.B.8(k).



6.B.6(t)	Reduction of COMS Data During a Pollutant Performance Test

(40CFR63.6(h)(7)(iii)) For the purposes of determining compliance with
an opacity emission standard during a required Pollutant Performance
Test using COMS data, the COMS data shall be reduced to six(6)-minute
averages over the duration of the mass emission performance test.



6.B.6(u)	Proper Operation of a COMS During a Pollutant Performance Test

(40CFR63.6(h)(7)(iv)) If the owner/operator uses a COMS for compliance
purposes it is responsible for demonstrating that it has complied with
the CMS performance evaluation requirements, that the COMS has been
properly maintained, operated, and data quality-assured and that the
resulting data have not been altered in any way.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(v)	Use of COMS Data in Lieu of 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9
Observations During a Pollutant Performance Test (40CFR63.6(h)(7)(ii)
and 40CFR63.6(h)(7)(v)) Whenever an opacity emission test method has not
been specified in an applicable subpart or  the owner/operator is
required to conduct 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9 observations for an
affected source, it may submit,  for compliance purposes, COMS data
results produced during any required Pollutant Performance Test in lieu
of Method 9 data. If  the owner/operator elects to submit COMS data for
compliance with an opacity emission standard, it  shall notify the
Department in writing of that decision simultaneously with the
notification of the date that a Pollutant Performance Test is scheduled
to begin. Once the owner/operator has notified the Department to that
effect, the COMS data results will be used to determine opacity
compliance during subsequent Pollutant Performance Tests unless the
owner/operator notifies the Department in writing to the contrary no
later than with the notification of the date that a subsequent Pollutant
Performance Test is scheduled to begin. Except as provided in this
condition,  the results of continuous monitoring by a COMS that indicate
that the opacity at the time visual observations were made was not in
excess of the emission standard are probative but not conclusive
evidence of the actual opacity of an emission,  provided that the 
owner/operator for an affected source proves that, at the time of the
alleged violation, the instrument used was properly maintained, met
40CFR60 Appendix B Performance Specification 1 and that the resulting
data have not been altered in any way.



6.B.6(w)	Pollutant Performance Test  for Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan
Emissions

(40CFR63.7(a)(2), 40CFR63.7(g)(3) and 40CFR63.1349(b)(3)) Within 180
calendar days after June 14, 2002, the owner/operator shall demonstrate
initial compliance with the Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan emission limit
specified in condition 5.E.2(q)  by conducting a performance test for
the kiln using 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 23. The owner/operator shall
demonstrate initial compliance by conducting separate performance tests
while the raw mill of the in-line kiln/raw mill is under normal
operating conditions and while the raw mill of the in-line kiln/raw mill
is not operating. Each performance test shall consist of three(3)
separate runs and each run shall be conducted under the conditions that
exist when the Rotary Kiln is operating at the highest load or capacity
level reasonably expected to occur. The duration of each run shall be at
least three(3) hours and  the sample volume for each run shall be at
least 2.5 dscm (90 dscf). The concentration shall be determined for each
run and the arithmetic average of the concentrations measured for the
three(3) runs shall be calculated and used to determine compliance. The
temperature at the inlet to the Rotary Kiln shall be continuously
recorded during the period of the Method 23 test and the continuous
temperature records shall be included in the Final Pollutant Performance
Test Report. One(1)-minute average temperatures  shall be calculated for
each minute of each run of the test. The run average temperature shall
be calculated for each run, and the average of the run average
temperatures shall be determined and included in the performance test
report and will determine the applicable temperature limit for condition
6.B.10(a). Pollutant Performance Tests for Dioxin/Furan emissions shall
be repeated every 30 months from the date  of the previous performance
test. The owner/operator shall conduct each performance test as
specified in this condition and according to conditions 6.B.6( a)
through 6.B.6(v).  A copy of the test results shall also be kept on-site
and on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years from the date testing
was completed and made available to Department personnel upon request.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(x)	Pollutant Performance Tests for Changes in Operations that may
Affect Compliance with the   Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan Emission Limit
(40CFR63.7(g)(3), 40CFR63.1349(e)(1)) and 40CFR63.1349(e)(3))   If  the
owner/operator plans to undertake a change in operations that may
adversely affect compliance with the Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan emission
limit specified in condition 5.E.2(o), then it shall conduct a
performance test and establish new temperature limit(s) within 180
calendar days after  the change. In preparation for and while conducting
a performance test required by   this condition, the owner/operator may
operate under the planned operational change conditions for a period not
to exceed 360 hours. The owner/operator shall submit temperature and
other monitoring data that are recorded during the pretest operations to
the Department. The owner/operator shall provide the Department with a
written notice at least 60 calendar days prior to undertaking an
operational change that may adversely affect compliance with the
Dioxin/Furan emission limit or as soon as practicable where 60 calendar
days advance notice is not  feasible. The written notice shall include a
description of the planned change, the emissions standards that may be
affected by the change and a schedule for completion of the required
performance test, including when the planned operational change period
would begin. The performance test shall be conducted and completed
within 360 hours after the planned operational change period begins. The
owner/operator shall conduct the performance test as specified in this
condition  and according to conditions 6.B.6(a) through 6.B.6(v).  A
copy of the test results shall also be kept on-site and on-file for a
calendar period of five(5) years from the date testing was completed and
made available to Department personnel upon request.



6.B.6(y)	Pollutant Performance Test  for Clinker Cooler PM Emissions

(SC Regulation 62.5 Standard 4 Section XII(A)(2), 40CFR63.7(g)(3),
40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(i)  40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(ii) and
40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(iii)) The owner/operator shall demonstrate compliance
with the Clinker Cooler PM emission limit specified by condition
5.E.3(a) by conducting a performance test using 40CFR60 Appendix A
Method 5. Each performance test shall consist of three(3) separate runs
under the conditions that exist when the Clinker Cooler is operating  at
the representative performance conditions in accordance with condition
6.B.8(h). Each run shall be conducted for at least one(1) hour and the
minimum sample volume shall be 0.85 dscm (30 dscf). The average of the
three runs shall be used to determine compliance. A determination of the
PM collected in the impingers (“back half”) of the Method 5
particulate sampling train is not required to demonstrate initial
compliance with the PM standards of this subpart. However, this shall
not preclude the Department from requiring a determination of the "back
half" for other purposes. Suitable methods shall be used to   determine
the kiln or inline kiln/raw mill feed rate, except for fuels, for each
run and the emission rate (E) of PM shall be computed for each run using
Equation 1 of condition 6.B.6(z).  Pollutant Performance Tests for PM
emissions from the Clinker Cooler shall be repeated every 24 months from
the date of the previous performance test. The owner/operator shall
conduct each performance test according to conditions 6.B.6(a)  through
6.B.6(v).  A copy of the test results shall also be kept on-site and
on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years from the date testing was
completed and made available to Department personnel upon request.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(z)	Pollutant Performance Test for Rotary Kiln PM Emissions

(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 3 Section VIII(D)(7), SC Regulation 62.5
Standard 4 Section XII(A)(2), 40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(i),
40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(ii), 40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(iii) and
40CFR63.1349(b)(1)(v)  and 63.1349(e)(2)) The owner/operator shall
demonstrate compliance with the Rotary Kiln PM emission limit specified
by condition 5.E.2(c) by conducting separate performance tests using
40CFR60 Appendix A Method 5 while the raw mill of the in-line kiln/raw
mill is under normal operating conditions and while the raw mill of the
in-line kiln/raw mill is not operating. Each performance test shall
consist of three(3) separate runs under  the conditions that exist when
the Rotary Kiln is operating at the representative performance
conditions in accordance with condition 6.B.8(h). Each run shall be
conducted for at least one(1) hour and the minimum sample volume shall
be 0.85 dscm (30 dscf). The average of the three runs shall be used to
determine compliance. A determination of the PM collected in the
impingers (“back half”) of the Method 5 particulate sampling  train
is not required to demonstrate initial compliance with the PM standards
of this subpart. However, this shall not preclude the Department from
requiring a determination of the “back half” for other purposes. 
Suitable methods shall be used to determine the kiln feed rate, except
for fuels, for each run and the emission rate of PM shall be computed
for each run using Equation 1. The opacity exhibited during the period
of the required Method 5 performance tests shall be determined through
the use of a COM. The maximum six-minute average opacity during the
three Method 5 test runs shall be determined during each Method 5 test
run, and used to demonstrate initial compliance with the applicable
visible emission limits. Pollutant Performance tests for PM emissions
from the Rotary Kiln shall be repeated every 24 months from the date of
the previous performance test. If the owner/operator plans to undertake
a change in operations that may adversely affect compliance with the PM
emission limit  then it shall conduct a performance test within 180
calendar days after  the change. The owner/operator shall conduct each
performance test as specified in this condition and according to
conditions  6.B.6(a) through 6.B.6(v). A copy of the test results shall
also be kept on-site and on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years
from the date testing was completed and made available to Department
personnel upon request.

(1) E = ((Cs)(Qsd))/P

E = Emission rate of particulate matter, kg/Mg of kiln feed.

Cs = Concentration of PM, kg/dscm.

Qsd = volumetric flow rate of effluent gas, dscm/hr.

P = total kiln feed (dry basis), Mg/hr.



6.B.6(aa)	Additional Performance Testing

(40CFR63.7(a)(3)) The Department reserves the right to require
performance testing on any source within the owner/operator that it
deems to be necessary. This includes all sources for which a particulate
matter emission limit has been specified and there exists an accurate
and approved  EPA method for determining particulate matter emissions.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS (POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TESTING)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.6(bb)	Pollutant Performance Test for Rotary Kiln and Precalciner
Coal Mill SO2, NOx, CO,  HCl,  Ni, Cd, Cr, As and Pb Emissions (SC
Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 3 Section VIII(D)(7), SC Regulation 62.5
Standard 4 Section XII(A)(2) and SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7(m)(2))
The owner/operator shall demonstrate compliance with the emission limits
in Table 5.27  and 5.29 by conducting a Pollutant Performance Test for
SO2, NOx, CO,  HCl, Ni, Cd, Cr, As and Pb emissions from the Rotary
Kiln. The performance test shall be conducted on the kiln stack and
precalciner coal mill stack concurrently for both the vertical spindle
mill on and off modes. The performance test shall also be performed at
the maximum percent kiln gas volume. Rotary Kiln fuels used during the
performance test shall be selected to result in the worst case emissions
(i.e. use the most polluting fuels). The Pollutant Performance Test for
SO2, NOx, CO, HCl, Ni, Cd, Cr, As and Pb emissions from the Rotary Kiln
shall be repeated every 24 months from the date of the previous test.
The owner/operator shall conduct each performance test according to
conditions 6.B.68(a) through 6.B.6(v).  A copy of the test results shall
also be kept on-site and on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years
from the date testing was completed and made available to Department
personnel upon request.



6.B.6(cc)	Initial Pollutant Performance Test for Visible Emissions from
Sources Subject to 40CFR63.1348

(40CFR63.7(a)(2)(iii), 40CFR63.1349(b)(2) and 40CFR63.1349(c)) Within
180 calendar days after a new source becomes subject to 40CFR63.1348 and
within 180 calendar days after June 14, 2002 for the sources listed in
Tables 6.16 through 6.23, the owner/operator shall conduct an initial
Pollutant Performance Test for visible emissions from that equipment. If
the Storage A Frame is still being used to store clinker on June 10,
2003, the owner/operator shall conduct an initial Pollutant Performance
Test for visible emissions from within 180 calendar days from June 10,
2003. If the Storage A Frame begins storing clinker anytime after June
10, 2003, the owner/operator shall conduct an initial Pollutant
Performance Test for visible emissions within 180 calendar days of the
date that clinker was stored. The initial performance test shall be
conducted in accordance with 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9 and under the
conditions that exist when the affected sources are operating at the
highest load or capacity level reasonably expected to occur. The maximum
six(6)-minute average opacity exhibited during the test period shall be
used to determine  whether an affected source is in initial compliance
with the relevant standard. The duration of the Method 9 test shall be
three(3) hours (30 6-minute averages), except that the test duration 
may be reduced to one(1)- hour if there are no individual readings
greater than 10% opacity and no more than three readings of 10% for the
first one(1)-hour period. The owner/operator shall conduct each
performance test according to conditions 6.B.6( a) through 6.B.6(v). A
copy of the test results shall also be kept on-site and on-file for a
calendar period of five(5) years from the date testing was completed and
made available to Department personnel upon request. This Method 9 test
shall be repeated every 60 months from the date that the previous Method
9 test was completed.



6.B.6(dd)	Pollutant Performance Test for Rotary Kiln and Precalciner
Coal Mill NOx Emissions

(SC Regulation 62.5 Standard 4 Section XII(A)(2), SC Regulation 61-62.5
Standard 7(m)(2), SC Regulation 61-62.99 Subpart B Section 99.44(b)(1)
and SC Regulation 61-62.99 Subpart B Section 99.44(c)(3)) The
owner/operator shall demonstrate compliance with the applicable NOx
emission limit by conducting a Pollutant Performance Test   for NOx
emissions from the Rotary Kiln. The performance test shall be conducted
on the kiln stack and precalciner coal mill stack concurrently for both
the vertical spindle mill on and off  modes. The performance test shall
also be performed at the maximum percent kiln gas volume. Rotary Kiln
fuels used during the performance test shall be selected to result in
the worst case emissions (i.e. use the most polluting fuels). The
Pollutant Performance Test for NOx emissions from the Rotary Kiln shall
be repeated every 12 months from the date of the previous test. The
owner/operator shall conduct each performance test according to
conditions 6.B.6(a) through 6.B.6(v). A copy of the test results shall
also be kept on-site and on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years
from the date testing was completed and made available to Department
personnel upon request.



6.B.6 (ee)	(In-Line Kiln/Raw Mill #1 and Precalciner Coal Mill (PCM),
associated with Kiln #1)  Within 180 days after the new BACT limit of
0.55 lb/ton of clinker comes into effect, the owner/operator shall
conduct a performance test of the I-line Kiln/Raw Mill #1PCM, and its
associated air pollution control devices in order to verify and record
the non-methane VOC emission rate.  Thereafter, subsequent tests shall
be performed at least every 30 months for non-methane VOCs following the
initial test, and at such other times as may be required by the Bureau
of Air Quality (BAQ) under section 114 of the Clean Air Act.  Method 18
and 25A for the VOC emission limit.  The source tests shall be conducted
while the facility is operating at the maximum expected production rate
or other production rate or operating parameter, which would result in
the highest emissions for the pollutants being tested. Source tests
conducted under any other conditions may result in production
limitations. The owner or operator shall ensure that the source tests
are conducted in accordance with requirements listed in SC Regulation
61-62.1, Section IV, Source Tests.  The Bureau must be notified at least
60 days prior to any source test so that a Bureau representative may be
present.  Source test methodology must be approved by this Bureau.

Nothing in this paragraph is intended or operates to preclude
modification to or relief from the source test requirements in this
Permit where otherwise authorized by S.C. Code Ann. R. 61-62.1, Section
IV.





TABLE 6.16 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS 

(UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

4130000	Raw Mill Feed Belt Conveyor

4132000	Vertical Raw Mill Feed Bin

6101000	Four Stage Preheater

6101020	Precalciner

6129030	2 Clinker Cooler Product Recovery Cyclones

4160000	Four Vertical Raw Mill Cyclones

4127000	Pulverized Ash Silo

4003040	Marl Silo No.2

5001000	Blend Silo

4127000	Raw Meal FK Pump

4172020	Pneumatic Piping to Blend Silo

5003010	Blend Silo Airslides

5002000	Kiln Feed Silo

5026000	Raw Meal CP Transfer Pump

5014090	Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Kiln Feed Silo

5016030	Kiln Feed Silo Airslides

5019000	Kiln Feed Elevator

5018000	Kiln Feed Bin



TABLE 6.17 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 03 CLINKER HANDLING EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

6125000	Clinker Cooler Heat Exchanger

6125130	Clinker Cooler Screw Conveyors

6133000	Fredenhagen Clinker Conveyor

6138000

6139000

6140000	3 Clinker Elevators

7003010	Clinker Silo No.1

7005010	Clinker Silo No.2



TABLE 6.18 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 03 CLINKER HANDLING EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

7103010	Clinker Silo No.21

7105010	Clinker Silo No.22

4001020	Clinker Silo No.31

4002020	Clinker Silo No.32

7003000	Clinker Silo No.1 Belt Transfer Feed

7005000	Clinker Silo No.2 Belt Transfer Feed

7103000	Clinker Silo No.21 Belt Transfer Feed

7105000	Clinker Silo No.22 Belt Transfer Feed

4001000	Clinker Silo No.31 Belt Transfer Feed

4002000	Clinker Silo No.32 Belt Transfer Feed

6134000	Reclaim Crusher

6156000	Fringe Clinker Silo

7101000	Fringe Clinker Silo Belt Transfer Feed



TABLE 6.19 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 04 FINISH MILL SYSTEM EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

2126000	2 Gypsum Silos

7007000	Gypsum Silo Feed Belt Transfer No.1

7107000	Gypsum Silo Feed Belt Transfer No.2

4007000	Gypsum Silo Feed Belt Transfer No.3

7007010	Synthetic Gypsum Silo Feed Belt Transfer No.1

7107010	Synthetic Gypsum Silo Feed Belt Transfer No.2

4008000	Synthetic Gypsum Hopper/Feed Belt Transfer No.3

7006000	Outside Clinker No.1/Belt Transfer

7106000	Outside Clinker No.2/Belt Transfer

7006010

7106010	Clinker Reclaim Bin

7014000	Finish Mill No.1



TABLE 6.20 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 04 FINISH MILL SYSTEM EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

7041000	No.1 Mill Cement FK Pump

7029000	No.1 Mill Separator

7037000	No.1 Mill  Cement After Cooler

7021000	No.1 Mill Material Transfer

7019000	Finish Mill No.1 Bucket Elevator

7114000	Finish Mill No.2

7141000	No.2 Mill Cement FK Pump

7137000	No.2 Mill Cement After Cooler

7123000	No.2 High Efficiency Separator

7118000	No.2 Material Transfer

7119000	Finish Mill No.2 Bucket Elevator

4014000	Finish Mill No.3

4036000	No.3 Mill Cement FK Pump

4050000	No.3 Material Transfer

4052000	No.3 High Efficiency Separator

4020000	2 Finish Mill No.3 Bucket Elevators



TABLE 6.21 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 05 CEMENT LOADOUT EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

8103000	Marl Silo No.3

2126000	Marl Fringe Bin

8112000	Marl Silo No.12

8109000	Marl Silo No.4

8011000	Cement Loadout No.3

8017000	Cement Silos Nos. 1-11

8001000	Cement Silo No.13



TABLE 6.22 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 05 CEMENT LOADOUT EQUIPMENT)

Equip ID	Source Description

4036040

7141030	Pneumatic Transfer Piping to Cement Silos

8011010	Cement Silo Aeration Units

8214000	Bagged Cement Cleaning Station

8125000	 Cement Packhouse Airslide

8131000	Mixer 

8135000	Mixer Discharge Hopper

8142010	Packer Screw Conveyor

8137000	Packer Elevator 

8138000	2 Vibrating Screens

8139000	Packer Hopper 

8141000	Haver Packer 

8142020	Waste Screw Conveyor

8011000	North Scale Cement Loading System

8011040	Airslide System to North Scale Loading Spout

8011060	North Scale Loading Spout (Truck)

8017000	Center Scale Loading System

8017040	Airslide System to Center Scale Loading Spout

8017090	Center Scale Loading Spout (Truck-Rail)

8023000	South Scale Cement Loading System

8023040	Airslide System to South Scale Loading Spout

8023090	South Scale Loading Spout (Truck-Rail)



TABLE 6.23 SOURCES REQUIRING A POLLUTANT PERFORMANCE TEST FOR VISIBLE
EMISSIONS

(UNIT ID 06 MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES)

Equip ID 	Source Description

6175000	Storage A Frame



MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS 

(PERIODIC VISIBLE EMISSIONS MONITORING OF SOURCES SUBJECT TO
40CFR63.1348)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.7(a)	Visible Emissions Monitoring of the Sources Subject to
40CFR63.1348 After Initial Visible Emissions Test has been Completed
(40CFR63.1350(a)(4)) After the initial visible emissions test required
by condition 6.B.6(cc) is complete, the owner/operator shall monitor the
new sources and the sources listed in Tables 6.16 through 6.26 for
visible emissions by conducting while the affected sources  are in
operation, a monthly one(1)-minute visible emissions test in accordance
with 40CFR60 Appendix A  Method 22 and follow the procedure specified in
paragraphs (a)(1)  through (a)(4) of this condition. This monitoring
shall include the Storage A Frame if it is being used to store clinker.
If visible emissions are observed during any Method 22 test, the
owner/operator shall conduct a six(6)-minute test of opacity in
accordance with 40CFR60 Appendix A  Method 9. The Method 9 test shall
begin within one hour of any observation of visible emissions. The
requirement to conduct Method 22 visible emissions monitoring does not
apply to any totally enclosed conveying system transfer point,
regardless of the location of the transfer point. At totally enclosed
conveying system transfer point is defined as a conveying system
transfer point that is enclosed on all sides, top, and bottom. All
Method 22 and Method 9 visible observations shall be documented and
recorded in a log. This log shall include the date and time of each
Method 22 test, if applicable the date and time of the Method 9 test,
whether any Method 22 emissions were observed and if applicable the
Method 9 opacity of the visible emissions. If Method 22 visible
emissions are observed then the time the corrective actions specified in
the operations and maintenance plan were initiated shall also be
recorded in the log. This log shall be kept on-site and all entries kept
for a calendar period of five(5) years from the date of log entry.

(a)(1) If no visible emissions are observed in six consecutive monthly
tests for any affected source, the owner/operator may decrease the
frequency of testing from monthly to semiannually for that affected
source. If visible emissions are observed during any semiannual test,
then testing of that affected source shall resume on a monthly basis and
that schedule maintained until no visible emissions are observed in six
consecutive monthly tests.

(a)(2) If no visible emissions are observed during the semiannual test
for any affected source, the owner/operator may decrease the frequency
of testing from semi-annually to annually for that affected source. If
visible emissions are observed during any annual test, then testing of
that affected source shall resume on a monthly basis and that schedule
maintained until no visible emissions are observed in six consecutive
monthly tests.

(a)(3) If any partially enclosed or unenclosed conveying system transfer
point is located in a building, the owner/operator has the option to
conduct a Method 22 test according to the requirements of paragraphs
(a)(1) and (a )(2) of this condition for each such conveying system
transfer point located within the building, or for the building itself.

(a)(4) If visible emissions from a building are monitored, the
requirements of paragraphs (a)(1) and (a)(2) of this condition apply to
the monitoring of the building. In addition to the requirements of
paragraphs (a)(1) and (a)(2) , the owner/operator shall also test
visible emissions from each side, roof and vent of the building for at
least 1 minute. The test must be conducted under normal operating
conditions.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS 

(PERIODIC VISIBLE EMISSIONS MONITORING OF SOURCES SUBJECT TO
40CFR63.1348)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.7(b)	Visible Emissions Monitoring of a Finish Mill’s Sweep and Air
Separator PMCD After the Initial   Visible Emissions Test  has been
Completed (40CFR63.1350(e))  After the initial visible emissions  test
required  by condition 6.B.6(cc) is complete, the owner/operator for
each Finish Mill shall  monitor opacity by conducting daily visual
emissions observations of the mill sweep and air separator PMCD in
accordance with the procedures of 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 22. The
Method 22 monitoring shall be conducted while the affected source is
operating at normal operating conditions. The duration of the Method 22
test shall be 6 minutes. If visible emissions are observed during any
Method 22 test, the owner/operator shall initiate, within one(1)-hour,
the corrective actions specified in the site specific Operations and
Maintenance Plan. Within 24 hours of the end of the Method 22 test in
which visible emissions were observed, the owner/operator shall conduct
a followup Method 22 test of each stack from which visible emissions
were observed during the previous Method 22 test. If visible emissions
are observed during the followup Method 22 test from any stack from
which visible emissions were observed during the previous Method 22
test, the  owner/operator shall conduct a visual opacity test of each
stack from which emissions were observed during the follow up Method 22
test in accordance with 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9. The duration of the
Method 9 test shall be 30 minutes. All Method 22 and Method 9 visible
observations shall be documented and recorded in a log. This log shall
include the date and time of each Method 22 test, if applicable the date
and time of the Method 9 test, whether any Method 22 emissions were
observed and if applicable the Method 9 opacity of the visible
emissions.  If Method 22 visible emissions are observed then the time
the corrective actions specified in the operations and maintenance plan
were initiated shall also be recorded in the log. This log shall be kept
on-site and all entries kept for a calendar period of five(5) years from
the date of log entry.





MONITORING AND REPORTING CONDITIONS 

(WRITTEN OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE PLAN)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.8(a)	40CFR63 Subpart LLL Written Operations and Maintenance Plan

(40CFR63.1350(a) and 40CFR63.1350(b)) When a source becomes subject  to
the applicable provisions of 40CFR63 Subpart LLL, the owner/operator
shall prepare for that  source a written operations and maintenance
plan. Each source’s plan shall be submitted to the Department for
review and approval no later than 180 days after the source becomes
subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL unless the source already has a
Department approved plan. Each plan shall include the applicable
information listed in paragraphs (a)(1) through (a)(4) of this
condition. Failure to comply with any provision of the operations and
maintenance plan shall be a violation of the standard. 

(a)(1) Procedures to be used during an inspection of the components of
the combustion system of the Rotary Kiln at least once per year as
specified by condition 6.B12(h).

(a)(2) The corrective actions to be taken when required by conditions
6.B.9(a) and 6.B.9(b).

(a)(3) Procedures for proper operation and maintenance of the affected
source and air pollution control         devices in order to meet the
emission limits and operating limits of 40CFR63.1343 through            
40CFR63.1348.

(a)(4) Procedures to be used to periodically monitor affected sources
subject to opacity standards under 40CFR63.1346 and 40CFR63.1348. Such
procedures shall include the provisions of condition 6.B.9(a).





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 01 QUARRY/RAW MATERIAL HANDLING
EQUIPMENT)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.9(a)	Conveying Saturated and Unsaturated Materials Using the 2
Mobile Marl Conveyors

(40CFR60.672(b), 40CFR60.672(h) and 40CFR60.676(g)) If the
owner/operator subsequently conveys unsaturated materials on one or all
of the Marl Conveyors which normally convey saturated materials it shall
submit a report of this change within 30 days following such change to
the Department. The effected mobile conveyor is then subject to the 10%
opacity limit specified in 40CFR60.672(b) and the emission test
requirements of 40CFR60.11. Likewise, if owner/operator conveys
saturated materials on one or both of the 2 Mobile Marl Conveyors that
normally conveys unsaturated material, it shall submit a report of this
change within 30 days following such change to the Department and EPA
Region 4. The affected mobile conveyor is then subject to the no visible
emission limit specified in 40CFR60.672(h).



6.B.9(b)	Quarry Equipment Inspections of Quarry Equipment Processing
Unsaturated Materials

(40CFR70.6(a))  If a quarry conveyor belt or quarry crusher processes
unsaturated materials then the owner/operator shall conduct weekly
equipment inspections and perform maintenance as necessary. All
inspections shall be documented if any problems are found. This
documentation shall include the date and time of inspection, the
equipment type and its identification, clearly identify any problems(s)
and list the corrective action(s) taken. All documented inspections
shall be kept on-site and on-file for a calendar period of five(5) years
from the date of inspection and made available to Department personnel
upon request.



6.B.9(c)	Quarry Equipment Like for Like Replacements

(40CFR60.670(d) and 40CFR60.676(a)) If  the owner/operator replaces  a
piece of quarry equipment that is subject to the provisions of 40CFR60
Subpart OOO with a piece of equipment of equal or lesser size than the
original piece, the replacement piece is exempt from the initial source
test requirements as outlined in 40CFR60.672. owner/operator shall also
submit to the Department, the information contained in paragraphs (c)(1)
 through (c)(4) of this condition. The replacement piece of equipment is
still subject to the opacity or no visible emission standards as
applicable. If the entire production line is replacement then source
testing must be conducted as specified in 40CFR60.672.

(c)(1) For a crusher, grinding mill, bucket elevator, bagging operation,
or enclosed truck or railcar loading station the rated capacity in tons
per hour of the existing facility being replacement and the rated
capacity in tons per hour of the replacement equipment.

(c)(2) For a screening operation the total surface area of the top
screen of the existing screening operation being replacement and the
total surface area of the top screen of the replacement screening
operation.

(c)(3) For a conveyor belt the width of the existing belt being
replacement and the width of the replacement conveyor belt.

(c)(4) For a storage bin the rated capacity in tons of the existing
storage bin being replacement and the rated capacity in tons of
replacement storage bins.





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 01 QUARRY/RAW MATERIAL HANDLING
EQUIPMENT)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.9(d)	Visible Emission Monitoring of Quarry Equipment Processing
Unsaturated Materials

(SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(3)(i)(B)) If a quarry conveyor belt or
quarry crusher processes unsaturated materials then the owner/operator
shall monitor for visible emissions by conducting while the affected
source(s) are in operation a weekly visible emissions test in accordance
with 40CFR60 Appendix A Method 9, 40CFR60.675(c) and 40CFR60.11(b). All
visible observations shall be documented and dated in a log. This log
shall include the observation date, equipment identification, whether
any visible emissions were observed and their opacity. This log shall be
kept on-site and all log entries kept for a calendar period of five(5)
years from the date of log entry. If visible emissions exceed the
opacity limits specified in conditions 5.E.1(a) through 5.E.1(f) then
the owner/operator shall locate and correct the problem(s) causing the
exceedance immediately. The source of any excess visible emissions and
the actions taken to eliminate them shall also be recorded in the log.



6.B.9(e)	Physical or Operational Change in Quarry Operations

(40CFR60.7(a)(4)) The owner/operator shall submit a notification of any
physical or operational change in quarry operations to the Department
which may increase the emission rate of any air pollutant to which a
standard applies, unless that change is specifically exempted under an
applicable subpart or in 40CFR60.14(e). This notice shall be postmarked
within 60 calendar days or as soon as practicable before the change is
commenced and include information describing the precise nature of the
change, present and proposed emission control systems, productive
capacity of the facility before and after the change, and the expected
completion date of the change. The Department may request additional
relevant information subsequent to this notice.





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT) (ROTARY
KILN)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.10(a)	Continuous Monitoring of Rotary Kiln Dioxin/Furan Emissions

(40CFR63.1350(f)) The owner/operator shall calibrate, maintain and
operate a temperature monitoring system to continuously monitor
Dioxin/Furan emissions by continuously recording the temperature of the
Rotary Kiln exhaust gases. The recorder response range shall include
zero(0) and 1.5 times either of the average temperatures established
according to the requirements of condition 6.B.6(w). The reference
method shall be a National Institute of Standards and Technology
calibrated reference thermocouple-potentiometer system or alternate
reference, subject to approval by the Department. The three(3)-hour
rolling average temperature shall be calculated as the average of 180
successive one(1)-minute average temperatures. Periods of time when
one(1)-minute averages are not available shall be ignored when
calculating three(3)-hour rolling averages. When one(1)-minute averages
become available, the first one(1)-minute average shall be added to the
previous 179 values to calculate the three(3)-hour rolling average. When
the operating status of the raw mill of the in-line kiln/ raw mill is
changed from off to on, or from on to off the calculation of the
three-hour rolling average temperature shall begin anew, without
considering previous recordings. The calibration of all thermocouples
and other temperature sensors shall be verified at least once every
three(3) months.





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT) (ROTARY
KILN)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.10(b)	Continuous Monitoring of Rotary Kiln Visible Emissions

(40CFR63.8(c)(4)(i) and 40CFR63.1350(c)) The owner/operator shall
calibrate, maintain and operate in accordance with 40CFR63 Subpart A and
40CFR60 Appendix B Performance Specification 1 a COMS to measure the
opacity of the visible emissions discharged into the atmosphere from the
Rotary Kiln. This COMS shall complete a minimum of one cycle of sampling
and analyzing for each successive 10-second period and one cycle of data
recording for each successive 6-minute period. For this COMS, the
owner/operator shall also maintain a log of the span and zero from each
calibration of the monitor. This log shall be kept on-site and each log
entry kept for a calendar period of five(5) years from the date of entry
and made available to Department personnel upon request.



6.B.10(c)	Continuous Monitoring of Rotary Kiln Particulate Matter
Emissions

(40CFR63.1350(k)) The owner/operator shall install, calibrate, maintain
and operate a CPMS to measure the particulate matter discharged to the
atmosphere from the Rotary Kiln. However, compliance with the
requirements to install, calibrate, maintain and operate the monitor is
not required until such time that the EPA promulgates all applicable
performance specifications and operational requirements.



6.B.10(d)	Records of Rotary Kiln Clinker Production and Feed Rates

(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7 and SC Regulation 61-62.99 Subpart B
Section 99.44(c)(4)) The owner/operator shall keep records of the
clinker production and kiln feed rates. The clinker production and kiln
feed rates shall be recorded daily. For the purpose of remaining a
synthetic minor plant under the Prevention of Significant Deterioration
(PSD) program specified by SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7, the
owner/operator is limited to a maximum clinker production rate for the
Rotary Kiln of 1,095,000 tons/year (12 month rolling sum).  The
owner/operator shall not exceed 20% of this production limit with the
vertical spindle mill in the off mode and shall accomplish at least 80%
of this production limit with the vertical spindle mill in the on mode.
The owner/operator shall record the monthly Rotary Kiln clinker
production for both the vertical spindle mill on and off modes. These
records shall be maintained on-site and on-file for a calendar period of
five(5) years from the initial recording date and made available to
Department personnel upon request.



6.B.10(e)	Hot Gas Generator and Rotary Kiln Permitted Fuels

(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 2 and SC Regulation 62.5 Standard 8) The
owner/operator is permitted to burn diesel fuel, coal, synthetic coal,
shredded used tires, whole used tires, natural gas, on-site generated
specification used oil, on-site generated materials (i.e. absorbent pads
and wipes) and No.6 Virgin Fuel Oil or any fuel approved by the
Department. Non-regulated wastes (Non-Hazardous Waste as specified by
40CFR 262.11)  are also permitted for use as Rotary Kiln and Hot Gas
Generator fuels if no additional equipment is required for their
handling and the Sulfur and Nitrogen content of the waste is not higher
than that of the coal used by the facility. If a non-regulated waste
requires additional handling equipment, then the owner/operator shall
obtain Department approval prior to using that waste as a fuel. The use
of any other substances as fuel is prohibited without prior written
approval from the Department. The on-site generated used oil shall be
analyzed for the constituents and parameters as specified by
40CFR279.11. If the on-site generated used oil does not meet the
allowable levels for the constituents and parameters in 40CFR279.11,
then the owner/operator shall gain approval from the Department before
it can be used as a fuel. Records shall be kept on-site and on-file that
show each non-regulated waste or waste stream used as a fuel is not a
hazardous waste as defined by SC Regulation 61.79-262.





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT) (ROTARY
KILN)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.10(f)	Sulfur Content of Rotary Kiln Fuels

(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7 Avoidance) The maximum percent sulfur
content of the fuel(s) burned in the Rotary Kiln shall be established by
utilizing the weighted percent sulfur contained in the fuel(s) during
the most recent Pollutant Performance Test for compliance with the SO2
limits contained in this permit. Once the weighted percent is
established, the owner/operator shall record daily the fuels burned in
the Rotary Kiln and maintain records that indicate the weighted percent
sulfur in these fuels do not exceed the maximum percent established
during the Pollutant Performance Test. The weighted percent sulfur
content of the fuel shall be based on the actual sulfur content of the
individual fuels and the amount of the individual fuels burned in the
kiln system. Compliance with the weighted sulfur content shall be
determined on a 12-month rolling sum basis. These records shall be
maintained on-site and on-file for a calendar period of five(5) calendar
years and made available to Department personnel upon request.



6.B.10(g)	Maximum Percent Kiln Gas Volume for Vertical Spindle Mill
Modes

(SC Regulation 61-62.5 Standard 7 Avoidance) The volume of the flue gas
exiting the PCM at standard conditions shall not exceed 5.0% of the flue
gas volume exiting the kiln system. with the vertical spindle mill in
the on or off mode.  The owner/operator shall record the percentage of
kiln gas volume exiting this stack for each change in the vertical
spindle mill mode. These records shall be maintained on-site and on-file
for a calendar period of five(5) calendar  years and made available to
Department personnel upon request.



6.B.10(h)	Rotary Kiln Combustion System Inspections

(40CFR63.1350(i)) Unless this requirement has been removed by the EPA,
then the owner/operator shall conduct an inspection of the components of
the Rotary Kiln combustion system at least once per year. The initial
combustion system inspection shall take place within one(1) calendar
year of June 14, 2002. After the date of inspection, subsequent
inspections shall be conducted within one(1) calendar year of the
previous inspection date. All inspections shall be documented and
include the date and time of inspection, clearly identify any problems
and list the corrective action(s) taken. Each documented inspection
shall be maintained on-site and on-file for a calendar period of five(5)
years from the date of inspection and made available to Department
personnel upon request. If this requirement has been removed by the EPA,
Rotary Kiln combustion system inspections are no longer required but
records of any previous inspections shall be kept on-site and on-file as
required by this condition.



6.B.10(i)	Visible Emission Monitoring of Uncontrolled Coal Processing
Equipment

(SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(a)(3)(i)(B)) The owner/operator shall monitor
for visible emissions from the Coal Crusher Tower, Coal Grizzley, Radial
Stacker Belt, Coal Reclaim Hoppers, Reclaim Belt to Coal Day Tank, South
Coal Day Tank, Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank, Coal Cyclone Dust Collector, Coal
Day Tank Screw Conveyor, Pre-Cal Coal Day Tank Belt Conveyor, 672 Kiln
Coal Mill Feed Conveyor, 672 Kiln Coal Mill, Rail Road Coal Unloading
Hopper, 925’ Coal Inclined Belt Conveyor and Coal Transfer from C32
Belt by conducting while the affected source(s) are in operation a
weekly visible emissions test in accordance with 40CFR60 Appendix A
Method 9. All visible observations shall be documented and dated in a
log. This log shall include the observation date, equipment
identification, whether any visible emissions were observed and their
opacity. This log shall be kept on-site and all log entries kept for a
calendar period of five(5) years from the date of log entry. If visible
emissions exceed the applicable opacity limits for this equipment then
the owner/operator shall locate and correct the problem(s) causing the
exceedance immediately. The source of any excess visible emissions and
the actions taken to eliminate them shall also be recorded in the log.





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 02 KILN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT) (ROTARY
KILN)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.10(j)	Maximum Rotary Kiln PMCD Inlet Gas Temperature Limit

(40CFR63.1344(a) and 40CFR63.1344(b)) Since the Rotary Kiln is subject
to a Dioxin/Furan emission limitation as specified in condition
5.E.2(o), the owner/operator shall operate the Rotary Kiln such that the
temperature of the gas at the inlet to the Rotary Kiln PMCD does not
exceed the applicable temperature limit  when the raw mill of the
in-line kiln/raw mill is operating and not operating. The temperature
limit shall be determined during the Pollutant Performance Test required
by condition 6.B.6(w). Monitoring of the temperature shall be as
required by condition 6.B.10(a).



6.B.10(k)	Total NOx Emissions Recordkeeping and Reporting

(SC Regulation 61-62.99 Subpart B Section 99.44(a)(2) and SC Regulation
61-62.99 Subpart B Section 99.44(c)(1)) The owner/operator shall
maintain daily records of NOx emissions in lb NOx/ton of clinker for the
control periods as defined in this condition. It shall also submit a
report to the Department by October 31 of each year documenting the
total NOx emissions.  For the control period that starts on May 31,
2004, the report shall document the total emissions from May 31 through
September 30. For all subsequent control periods, the report shall
document the total NOX emissions from May 1 through September 30. These
records shall be maintained on-site and on-file for a calendar period of
five(5) calendar years and made available to Department personnel upon
request.





MONITORING AND REPORTING (UNIT ID 03 CLINKER HANDLING EQUIPMENT)
(CLINKER COOLER)

Condition Number	Condition

6.B.11(a)	Continuous Monitoring of Clinker Cooler Visible Emissions

(40CFR63.8(c)(4)(i), 40CFR63.1350(d)(1) and 40CFR63.1350(d)(3)) The
owner/operator shall monitor opacity at each point where emissions are
vented from the clinker cooler. It shall install, calibrate, maintain,
and continuously operate a continuous opacity monitor located at the
outlet of the clinker cooler PMCD to continuously monitor the opacity.
The COMS shall be installed, maintained, calibrated, and operated as
required by 40CFR63 Subpart A and 40CFR60 Appendix B Performance
Specification 1. To remain in compliance, the opacity shall be
maintained such that the six(6)-minute average opacity for any
six(6)-minute block period does not exceed 10%. If the average opacity
for any six(6)-minute block period exceeds 10% it constitutes a
violation of the standard. This COMS shall complete a minimum of one
cycle of sampling and analyzing for each successive 10-second period and
one cycle of data recording for each successive 6-minute period.





PART 7.0	ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS

	A.	SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

Condition Number	Condition

7.A.1	Applicability of Regulations

The owner/operator is subject to all applicable provisions of 40CFR60
Subpart A, 40CFR60 Subpart Y, 40CFR60 Subpart OOO, 40CFR63 Subpart A and
40CFR63 Subpart LLL. It is also subject to all applicable provisions of
the SC State Air Pollution Control Standards.



7.A.2	Conduct of Non-Enclosed Operations

(SC Standard 4 Section X) All non-enclosed operations shall be conducted
in such a manner that a minimum of particulate matter becomes airborne.
In no case shall established ambient air quality standards be exceeded
at or beyond the property line. The owner/operator shall maintain dust
control of the premises and any roadway it owns or controls by paving,
or other suitable measures. Oil treatment is prohibited. All crushing,
drying, classification and like operations shall employ a suitable
control device acceptable to the Department, and shall discharge no more
particulate matter than that specified in this permit.



7.A.3	Prohibited Activities 

(40CFR63.4(a)(1)) The owner/operator shall not operate any affected
source subject to 40CFR63 Subpart LLL in violation of the applicable 
requirements of  that subpart. Affected sources subject to and in
compliance with either an Extension of Compliance or an exemption from
compliance are not in violation of the applicable requirements. An
Extension of Compliance can be granted by the EPA, Department or by the
President of the United States under Clean Air Act Section 112(i)(4).



7.A.4	Circumvention 

(40CFR60.12 and 40CFR63.4(b)) The owner/operator shall not build, erect,
install, or use any article, machine, equipment, or process to conceal
an emission that would otherwise constitute noncompliance with a
relevant standard. Such concealment includes, but is not limited to the
use of diluents to achieve compliance with a relevant standard based on
the concentration of a pollutant in the effluent discharged to the
atmosphere and the use of gaseous diluents to achieve compliance with a
relevant standard for visible emissions.





B.	OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY [SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(5)]

No proposed reasonably anticipated operating scenarios identified in the
permittee’s Part 70 Application.

C.	COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE [SC Regulation 61-62.70.5(c)(8)]

Not applicable at this time.

D.	PERMIT SHIELD [SC Regulation 61-62.70.6(f)]  

A copy of the “applicability determination” Lafarge Building
Materials (Harleyville Plant) submitted with it’s Part 70 permit
application is included as Attachment C.  Compliance with the terms and
conditions of this permit shall be deemed compliance with any applicable
requirements as of the date of permit issuance.  The permittee shall
also be shielded from any non-applicable requirements as agreed upon by
the Department as specified in Attachment C.

SC Regulation 61-62.5, Standard No. 7

Nothing in the permit shield or in any Part 70 permit shall alter or
affect the provisions of Section 303 of the Act, Emergency Orders, of
the Clean Air Act; the liability of the permittee for any violation of
applicable requirements prior to or at the time of permit issuance; the
applicable requirements of  the Acid Rain Program, consistent with
Section 408(a) of the Clean Air Act; or the ability of EPA to obtain
information from a source pursuant to Section 114 of the Clean Air Act. 
In addition, the permit shield shall not apply to emission units in
noncompliance at the time of permit issuance, minor permit modifications
(SC Regulation 61- 62.70.7(e)(2)), group processing of minor permit
modifications (SC Regulation 61- 62.70.7(e)(3)), or operational
flexibility (SC Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(5)), except as specified in SC
Regulation 61-62.70.7(e)(5)(iii).

MODELING DESCRIPTION: As built modeling.  Inorganic toxics modeled by
doubling the PM10 emission rate to get a TSP rate and then using an
analysis of the components to calculate a maximum emission rate for that
toxic (based on it’s percentage content in TSP).  Tables 1 through 3
list the results. No emission rates were listed in the modeling summary.

TABLE 1. AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS (STANDARD NO. 2)

Pollutant	Averaging Time	Model Used	Maximum Modeled Concentration
(g/m3)	Background

Concentration (µg/m3)	Total

(µg/m3)	Standard

(µg/m3)

SO2	3 HOUR	ISCST3	224	34	258	1300

	24 HOUR	ISCST3	77	17	94	365

	ANNUAL	ISCST3	8	3	11	80

TSP	ANNUAL	ISCST3	27	27	54	75

PM10	24 HOUR	ISCST3	78	29	107	150

	ANNUAL	ISCST3	13	21	34	50

CO	1 HOUR	ISCST3	1497	14882	16379	40000

	8 HOUR	ISCST3	435	6067	6502	10000

GASEOUS FLUORIDES	12 HOUR	ISCST3	0.069	N/A	0.07	3.7

	24 HOUR	ISCST3	0.060	N/A	0.06	2.9

	1 WEEK	ISCST3	N/A	N/A	0	1.6

	1 MONTH	ISCST3	0.013	N/A	0.01	0.8

NO2	ANNUAL	ISCST3	14	8	22	100

LEAD	QUARTERLY	ISCST3	0.012	0.03	0.04	1.5



	



TABLE 2. CLASS II PREVENTION OF SIGNIFICANT DETERIORATION  (STANDARD NO.
7)

Pollutant	Averaging Time	Model Used	Maximum Modeled Concentration
(µg/m3)	Standard

(µg/m3)

PM10	24 HOUR	ISCST3	19	30

	ANNUAL	ISCST3	3	17

SO2	3 HOUR	ISCST3	224	512

	24 HOUR	ISCST3	56	91

	ANNUAL	ISCST3	8	20



TABLE 3. TOXIC AIR POLLUTANTS MODELED (STANDARD NO. 8)

Pollutant	CAS Number	Averaging Time	Model Used	Maximum Modeled
Concentration (µg/m3)	Standard

(µg/m3)

Antimony

Compounds	N/A	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.00520	2.50

Arsenic	7440382	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0906	1.00

Benzene	71432	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0596	150.00

Beryllium	7440417	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.00690	0.01

Cadmium	7440439	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0206	0.25

Chromium (+6) Compounds	N/A	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.183	2.50

Cobalt Compounds	N/A	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0185	0.25

Ethyl Benzene	100414	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0994	4350.00

Manganese Compounds	N/A	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.827	25.00

Mercury	7439976	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0231	0.25

Nickel	7440020	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.0305	0.50

Phosphorous	7723140	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.368	0.50

Selenium Compounds	N/A	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.193	1.00

Xylene	1330207	24 HOURS	ISCST3	0.398	4350.00



Tables 1 and 2 contain a list of equipment and activities which are
considered insignificant pursuant to South Carolina Regulation
61-62.70.5(c). Sources listed below are not exempt from any otherwise
applicable state or federal requirements including, but not limited to,
opacity standards, ambient air quality standards, and air toxic
standards.

TABLE 1. INSIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES

Equip

ID	Source Description	Design Capacity	Date

Listed	Install

Date	Basis

N/A	No.6 Fuel Oil Storage Tank	1,125,000 gal	1999	2/15/73	Tank not
subject to NSPS due to install date and insignificant emissions

N/A	Large Grinding Aid Tank	10,000 gal	1999	2/15/73	Tank not subject to
NSPS due to install date and insignificant emissions

N/A	Air Entrainment Tank	5,876 gal	1999	2/15/73	Tank not subject to NSPS
due to install date and insignificant emissions

N/A	2 Diesel Fuel Storage Tanks	6,000 gal Each	1999	2/15/73	Tank Size 

N/A	Used Oil Tank	300 gal	1999	N/A	Tank Size 

N/A	4 Bulk Lubricating Oil 

Auxiliary Storage Tanks	1,000 gal Each	1999	2/15/73	Tank Sizes 

N/A	10 Truck Shop Used Oil Wagon Auxiliary Storage Tanks	55 gal Each
1999	N/A	Tank Sizes 

N/A	Fueling Truck	1,000 gal	1999	N/A	Truck Tank Size 

and

Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Lubricant and Solvent Drums	35 to 300 gal Each	1999	N/A	Drum Size

and

Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Portable Air Compressor	250 Hp	1999	N/A	Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Alternative Fuels

Unloading Dump Hopper 

 With Screw Conveyor	40 tons	1999	1999	Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Air Entrainment Tank	5,876 gal	1999	2/15/73	Tank Size 

and

Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Alternative Fuels

Covered Conveyor Belt

(Unloads dump hopper into bucket elevator)	15 tph	1999	1999
Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Alternative Fuels 

Bucket Elevator

(Elevator from grade level to approximately 100 ft above grade level)	15
tph	1999	1999	Insignificant Emissions





TABLE 2. INSIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES

Equip

ID	Source Description	Design Capacity	Date

Listed	Install

(Modify)

Date	Exemption Basis

N/A	Alternative Fuels 

Covered Conveyor Belt

(Conveyor belt to preheater tower)	N/A	1999	1999	Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Alternative Fuels

Intermediate bin with screw conveyor    (Discharge to the precalciner
chute)	7 tph

(600 ft3)	1999	1999

(2005)	Insignificant Emissions

N/A	AF Covered Screw Conveyor for the Discharge to the Precalciner Shoot
and/or AF Air Driven Eductor for the Discharge to the Precalciner Shoot
7 tph	2005	2005	Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Portable Vacuum System	N/A	1999	2001	Insignificant Emissions

N/A	Diesel Fuel Auxiliary Storage Tank	20,000 gal	2004	1998	Tank not
subject to NSPS due to tank size

N/A	Cummins Model DGFA 

Diesel Generator	150 kW	2005	2005	Generator Size



Tables 1 through 6 contain the Federal and South Carolina air pollution
regulations, which were specified in the Part 70, permit application and
determined as applicable and non-applicable by the Department as of the
date of this permit issuance.  This attachment may be revised by the
Department in the event of a change in the nature or emission of
pollutants at the source or promulgation of new or revised regulations.

TABLE 1. STATE REGULATIONS

Regulation	Applicable	Not Applicable	Reason

62.1 Section I  (Definitions)	X

Definitions

62.1 Section II  (Permit Requirements)	X

Cement manufacturing equipment  is source of air contaminants.

62.1 Section III  (Emissions Inventory)

X	Inventory already conducted for Title V permit

62.1 Section IV (Source Tests)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) Rotary Kiln and
Clinker Cooler are required to be tested.

62.2 (Prohibition of Open Burning)	X

Open burning prohibited at the plant

62.3 (Air Pollution Episodes)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is required to
comply.

62.4 (Hazardous Air Pollutant Conditions)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) manufacturing
equipment  is a source of HAP’s and fugitive dust.

62.5 Standard 1 (Fuel Burning Operations)

X	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) does not have any
sources that meet the definition of fuel burning.

62.5 Standard 2

Ambient Air Quality Standards	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) manufacturing
equipment emits criteria pollutants.

62.5  Standard 3

Waste Combustion and Reduction	X

If anything other than virgin fuel is burned  then this standard
applies. The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) uses
non-regulated wastes as Rotary Kiln fuels  which are other than virgin
fuels.

62.5 Standard 4

Emissions from Process Industries	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) Rotary Kiln and
Clinker Coolers are specified as subject to this regulation.

62.5 Standard 5 

Volatile Organic Compounds

X	This standard specifies certain process industries. Cement plants are
not specified so this is not applicable.

62.5 Standard 6

Alternative Emission Limitation Options

X	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) has not requested
any alternative emission limitations and so this is not applicable.

62.5 Standard 7

Prevention of Significant Deterioration

X	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is subject but has
taken emission limits to remove themselves from applicability.

62.5 Standard 8 (Toxic Air Pollutants)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) manufacturing
equipment emits toxic air pollutants.





TABLE 2. STATE REGULATIONS

Regulation	Applicable	Not Applicable	Reason

62.6 Section I

Control of Fugitive Particulate Matter

in

Non-Attainment Area

X	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is located in an
attainment area.

62.6 Section II

Control of Fugitive Particulate Matter

in

Problem Areas

X	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is not located in a
problem area.

62.6 Section III

 Control 

of 

Fugitive Particulate Matter Statewide	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) manufacturing
equipment is a source of fugitive dust.

62.7 (Good Engineering Practice Stack Height)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) Rotary Kilns emit
through a stack.

62.63 

National Emission Standards

for

Hazardous Air Pollutants	

X	

	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is a major HAP
source.

62.68 (Chemical Accident Prevention Provisions)

X	The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) does not store any
liquids subject to this regulation.

62.70 (Title V Operating Permit Program)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) emissions are greater
than thresholds.

62.72 (Acid Rain Program)

X	A cement plant  is not a source type listed in the applicability
section of this regulation.



TABLE 3. FEDERAL REGULATIONS  (40CFR60 NEW SOURCE PEFORMANCE STANDARDS)

Subpart	Applicable	Not

Applicable	Reason

40CFR60 Subpart A (General Provisions)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is subject to 40CFR60
Subpart Kb, 40CFR60 Subpart Y and 40CFR60 Subpart OOO.

40CFR60 Subpart F

Standards of Performance for Cement Plants

X	This subpart does not apply for sources complying with 40CFR63 Subpart
LLL. The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is complying
with 40CFR63 Subpart LLL.

40CFR60 Subpart Y 

Standards of Performance for Coal Preparation Plants	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) has coal preparation
equipment subject to the provisions of this subpart.



TABLE 4. FEDERAL REGULATIONS  (40CFR60 NEW SOURCE PEFORMANCE
STANDARDS)

Subpart	Applicable	Not

Applicable	Reason

40CFR60 Subpart OOO 

Standards of Performance For Nonmetallic Mineral Processing Plants	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) has quarry and marl
handing equipment subject to this subpart.

Other New Source Performance Standards

X	All other New Source Performance Standards of 40CFR60 except 40CFR60
Subpart Y and 40CFR60 Subpart OOO do not apply because they apply to
other types of sources. The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville
Plant) is either not a type of source or does not operate equipment
covered by those New Source Performance Standards.



TABLE 5. FEDERAL REGULATIONS  

(40CFR61 NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARDS FOR HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS)

Subpart	Applicable	Not

Applicable	Reason

All NESHAPS

X	All NESHAPS do not apply because they apply to other source types. The
Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is either not a source
type or does not operate a source type covered by those NESHAPS.



TABLE 6. FEDERAL REGULATIONS  

(40CFR63 NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARDS FOR HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS FOR
SOURCE CATEGORIES)

Subpart	Applicable	Not

Applicable	Reason

Subpart A (General Provisions)	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) is subject to 40CFR63
Subpart LLL. 

40CFR63 Subpart LLL

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants from the
Portland Cement Manufacturing Industry	X

The Lafarge Building Materials (Harleyville Plant) has equipment subject
to this subpart.

Other National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants

X	All other subparts except 40CFR63 Subpart LLL do not apply because
they apply to other source types. The Lafarge Building Materials
(Harleyville Plant) is either not a source type or does not operate a
source type covered by those subparts.





TABLE 7. FEDERAL REGULATIONS  (OTHER REGULATIONS)

Subpart	Applicable	Not

Applicable	Reason

40CFR 64 (Compliance Assurance Monitoring)    

X	CAM has been incorporated into the requirements of 40CFR63 Subpart LLL



PERMIT ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

acfm	Actual Cubic Feet Per Minute

AMM	Alternative Monitoring Method

As	Arsenic

AST	Auxiliary Storage Tank

BAQ	SC Department of Heath and Environmental Control, Bureau of Air
Quality

Be	Beryllium

Btu	British Thermal Unit

Cd	Cadmium

CEMS	Continuous Emission Monitoring System

CFR	Code of Federal Regulations

CMS	Continuous Monitoring System

Co	Cobalt

CO	Carbon Monoxide

COM	Continuous Opacity Monitor

Config	Configuration

CPMS	Continuous Particulate Monitoring System

Cr	Chromium

dscfm	Dry Standard Cubic Feet Per Minute

EPA	Environmental Protection Agency

Equip	Equipment

ft3	Cubic Feet

gal	Gallon

HCl	Hydrochloric Acid

Hp	Horsepower

hr	Hour

H2O	Water

ID	Identification

lb	pound

LBM	Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)	

Max.	Maximum

Mn	Manganese

m3	Cubic Meter

N/A	Not Applicable

Ni	Nickel

No.	Number

NOx	Nitrous Oxides

NSPS	New Source Performance Standards

OSHA	Occupational Safety And Health Administration

P	Process Rate

PMCD	Particulate Matter Control Device

PCM	Precalciner Coal Mill

PM	Particulate Matter

PM10	Particulate Matter of size 10 microns or less

PM/hr	Pounds of Particulate Matter per Hour

ppm	Parts Per Million

psig                    Gauge Pressure in Pounds Per Square Inch

PPT	Pollutant Performance Test

QA	Quality Assurance

QC	Quality Control

Sb	Antimony

SC	South Carolina

Se	Selenium

SOP	Standard Operating Procedure

SO2	Sulfur Dioxide

SSM	Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction

syn	Synthetic

tph	Tons Per Hour

tpy	Tons Per Year

TSP	Total Suspended Particulate

TxDF	Textile Derived Fuel

VE	Visible Emission

VOC	Volatile Organic Compound

VSM                   Vertical Spindle Mill			

%		Percent



December 8, 2005

		

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

P.O. Box 326

Harleyville, SC 29448

ATTENTION:	Gary Fields

Re: Revised Title V Operating Permit TV-0900-0004

Dear Mr. Fields:

Enclosed please find your revised Title V Permit TV-0900-0004 that
incorporates the requirements of construction permit 0900-0004-EC and
adds a new generator to the insignificant activities list. This permit
replaces your previously issued operating permit.

Please review this permit carefully.  Should you notice any errors or
omissions, notify your permit engineer, Kirk Schneider, of this office,
at (803) 898-4023.

Sincerely,

Carl W. Richardson, P.E., Director

Engineering Services Division

Bureau of Air Quality

CWR:KGS:pe

 

Enclosure

cc:	Mark Hiott, Region 7 Charleston EQC  Office

	Scott Miller, EPA Region IV (via e-mail)

	TV-0900-0004



November 8, 2006

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

P.O. Box 326

Harleyville, SC 29448

ATTENTION:	Gary Fields

Dear Mr. Fields:

Enclosed please find your updated Title V Operating Permit No.
0900-0004, which will replace your Title V Operating Permit, previously
issued December 8, 2005. Attachment A, B and C has not been updated and
will not be re-issued.  Pursuant to the South Carolina Administrative
Procedures Act, this permit decision may be appealed in accordance with
applicable state law.  Please see the enclosed Notice of Appeal
Procedure, effective July 01, 2006, for guidelines on appeal submittals.

The updated Title V Operating Permit reflects the following
modifications:

Added condition 21 from the PSD construction permit 0900-0004-EF, issued
August 18, 2006. The new non-methane VOC BACT limits were incorporated.

Incorporated construction permit 0900-0004-EE for a new Marl Silo 12.

Incorporated construction permit 0900-0004-EG for an additional raw
material fed system.

Incorporated construction permit 0900-0004-EH for the upgrading of the
Fredenhagen clinker conveyor.

Removed 40 CFR 63, Subpart LLL applicability for the storage A-frame, as
per a letter form BAQ to Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. dated February
15, 2006.

Please examine this updated permit carefully for errors or omissions and
notify the appropriate staff member, Veronica Barringer, (803-898-4127)
or e-mail at barrinv@dhec.sc.gov promptly if any are discovered.

Sincerely,

Rhonda B. Thompson, P.E., Director

Engineering Services Division

Bureau of Air Quality

RBT:EAVB:pe

Enclosure

cc:	Mark Hiott, Region 7, Charleston EQC Office

	James Purvis, EPA Region IV (via e-mail)

	TV-0900-0004

Notice of Appeal Procedure

The following procedures are in effect beginning July 1, 2006, pursuant
to 2006 Act No. 387:

This decision of the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
(Department) becomes the final agency decision 15 days after notice of
the decision has been mailed to the applicant or respondent, unless a
written request for final review is filed with the Department by the
applicant, permittee, licensee, or affected person.  

An applicant, permittee, licensee, or affected person who wishes to
appeal this decision must file a written request for final review with
the Clerk of the Board at the following address or by facsimile at
803-898-3393.  

Clerk of the Board

SC DHEC

2600 Bull Street

Columbia, SC  29201

The request for final review should include the following:

the grounds on which the Department’s decision is challenged and the
specific changes sought in the decision

a statement of any significant issues or factors the Board should
consider in deciding how to handle the matter

a copy of the Department’s decision or action under review

In order to be timely, a request for final review must be received by
the Clerk of the Board within 15 days after notice of the decision has
been mailed to the applicant or respondent.  If the 15th day occurs on a
weekend or State holiday, the request is due to be received by the Clerk
of the Board on the next working day.  The request for final review must
be received by the Clerk of the Board by 5:00 p.m. on the date it is
due.  

If a timely request for final review is filed with the Clerk of the
Board, the Clerk will provide additional information regarding
procedures.   

The Board of Health and Environmental Control has 60 days from the date
of receipt of a request for final review to conduct a final review
conference.  The conference may be conducted by the Board, its designee,
or a committee of three members of the Board appointed by the chair.  

If a final review conference is not conducted within 60 days, the
Department decision becomes the final agency decision, and a party may
request a contested case hearing before the Administrative Law Court
within 30 days after the deadline for the final review conference.  

The above information is provided as a courtesy; parties are responsible
for complying with all applicable legal requirements.  

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

TV-0900-0004

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(Permit updated12/8/05 and 11/8/06)

ATTACHMENT A

Modeled Emission Rates January 21, 1998

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

TV-0900-0004

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ATTACHMENT B

Insignificant Activities

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

TV-0900-0004

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(Permit Updated (12/8/05)

ATTACHMENT C

Applicable and Non-Applicable Federal and State Regulations

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

TV-0900-0004

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ATTACHMENT C

Applicable and Non-Applicable Federal and State Regulations

Lafarge Building Materials, Inc. (Harleyville Plant)

TV-0900-0004

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