(d) The permittee, owner, or operator of a stationary source shall pay fees for a stationarysource that is not classified as needing a Title V permit as follows:
	(1) for a minor stationary source not associated with a Title V source, the
 fee for development of the permit is calculated in accordance with (h) of this section;
           (B) annual compliance fee is $1,826;
      (2) for a general minor permit, as follows:
            (A) for construction, operation, or relocation of an asphalt plant described in 18 AAC 50.502(b)(l), permit type MG3, the
                  (i) general permit application fee is established in accordance with (c) of this section upon the permit effective date;
                  (ii) annual compliance fee is $1,386;
      	(B) for construction, operation, or relocation of   	ha rock crusher described in 18 AAC 50.502(b	)(3), permit type MG9, the
                  (i) general permit application fee is established in accordance with (c) of this section upon the permit effective date;
			(ii) annual compliance fee is $737;
	(3) a portable oil and gas operation, as follows:
 for a source operating under permit type MG1, the
 general permit application fee is established in accordance with (c) of this section upon the permit effective date;
			(ii) annual compliance fee is calculated in accordance with (h) of this 			section;
		(B) for a source operating under permit 		type MG2, the
               	(i) general permit application fee is established in accordance with (c) of this section upon the permit effective date;
			(ii) annual compliance fee is calculated in accordance with (h) of this 			section;
		(C) if the department prepares a new general minor permit for a portable oil 		and gas operation, the department will determine the permit application fee 		cost of that permit in accordance with (c) of this section; until the time when 		an individualized routine compliance fee is established, the routine 				compliance fee for the permit is calculated in accordance with (h) of this 			section.




(e) After the department completes intake and processing of an excess emission report or permit 	deviation report submitted by the permittee, owner, or operator of a stationary 	source subject to this chapter, the permittee, 	owner, or operator who submitted that report will be invoiced for and shall pay a 	nonrefundable one-time fee of $45.
           	(A)  
    		(B) 						 			

(f) The permittee, owner, or operator of a stationary source who requests an owner­ requested limit under 18 AAC 50.225 or a preapproved emission limit under 18 AAC 50.230 must pay the following fees:
	(1) for an owner-requested limit,
      	(A) a one-time administration fee of $2,444, to be 		paid before the department takes action on any request received; and
      	(B) an annual compliance fee of $				409;
	(2) for a preapproved emission limit for diesel engines under 18 AAC 			50.230(c) or a preapproved emission limit for a gasoline distribution facility 		considered under18 AAC 50.230(d) to be a bulk gasoline plant, 18 AAC 			50.230(d) to be a bulk gasoline plant,
      	(A) a one-time administration fee of $219, to be paid 		before the limit takes effect; and
		(B) an annual compliance fee of $117.
 (g) The fee for department review of and routine compliance services for a request for open burning under 18 AAC 50.065 is $387. If the department determines that smoke incursion into a public place, into an airport, into a Class I area, into any nonattainment area, or into any maintenance area is likely, all additional costs will be charged in accordance with (h) of this section.
 (h) Unless the designated regulatory service is subject to a fixed fee set out in (a) - (g) of this section, or to the terms of a negotiated service agreement under AS 37.10.052(b) 	and18 AAC 50.403, the permittee, owner, or operator shall pay an hourly administration or compliance fee for a designated regulatory service. The department will calculate the total amount due under this subsection by multiplying the number of hours spent to provide the designated regulatory service by the hourly rate of salary and benefits of the department employees who provided the designated regulatory service, and by adding to the resulting amount any other direct costs.

