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1) Mas achieved ax a result of the i ' e) Provide an analysts of the ACS pursuant to' Installation of pollution control this Sobpart. equipment, changes in .process, procedures. oi* Materials, or the shutdown f) Contain a certification, slgnbd by all ACS of an emission source which Mould not applicants, stating that a copy of the ACS have occurred Out for the purpose of application has been'sent by certified Mil creating an emission reduction; to the United states Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) if. any of the emission sources 2) Reduced emissions bejrdnd the requirements ' v . Included In the ACS are presently the subject of Board-regulations; and of a .federal, notice of violation or federal enforcement action under the provisions of 1) was not relied upon In the State the Clean Air-Act (42 U.S.C. 7401 et seq.). Implementation Plan .(SIP! demonstration Including.civil actions riled under Section to demonstrate compliance with ambient lll(b). criminal actIons.filed under Section air quality standards In the compliance ' 111(c). a notTCe fiqposlog non-compliance year In nonattainment areas or penalties Issued under Section 120. maintenance of air quality In other areqs.. administrative orders'issued under Section ' 111(a). or a.citizen suit flled under Section ' c) For-.purposes of-subsection (b). the burden - 104- ihere Ibe-dSEPA^hae- -f*tervened"|42-d8-Ci shall generally be on the permit applicant. 74Iland 7420). Mowqver. for the purpose of .subsection (b)(J) it, shall be' the responsibility of the Agency g) Provide such' other Information as the Agency to demonstrate-that the SIP demonstration - cip'dttwnftrate-tof-be wecwiarjrTor the'"' ' either dtd.br did-not-rely upon the emission . . determination of compliance with the reduction In question, whether from the standards of . Issuance-In Section 202.106. particular emission source or the category to .Including, the results of any .source tests or . which It.belongs. ambient air monitoring.' d) Notwithstanding subsection (b)(1). If an emission source Is located In an area for which' the SIP does not demonstrate attainment of the air quality standards by the compliance year for the pollutant which Is ' the subject of the ACS. it may utilize an emission reduction credit only to the extent '' that, that reductIon reduces' Its-emissions ..below actual emissions. (Source: .. Amended, at 7 lit. Reg. 8091. effective June 27. 1981). 'Section 202.210 . Permit Application Information In addition to other Information which may be required .under IS 111. AOn. Code 201. a permit .application.under this Subpa'rt shall: a) .List the emission sources to -.be Included in the ACS. the emission baseline the applicant . believes, to be applicable to each emission source, and the. remaining- useful life of each emission source. bJ'Oescrlbe the proposed modifications to the emission sources and quantify the emission Increases and decreases anticipated to occur as a result of each modification. c) Identify the Board regulations and the terms of.the Environmental Protection Act (Act) (Ml. .Rev. Stat. 1981. ch. Ill 1/2. pars. 1001 et seq.) to which the applicant believes the ACS provides ah alternative. (Source: Amended at 7 ITT. Reg. 8091. effective June 27. 1983) Section 202.211 Analysts of Emissions at*^pfeiwttrajfpTteatlurruwder'thls Subpart shall provide a comparison of the baseline' emissions and the emissions which.would be permitted under--lhe-proposed ACS for each emission source Involved In the ACS.. Where appropriate, this analysis shall address differences between the emission sources to be- covered by- the-ACS- wlth regard to': t) . Methods of determining emissions'; .. *' 2) Consistency and reliability of" the performance of the- emission sources and any asoeVatedeentrol-devlcesv- 3) Frequency -and duration' of- operation. 'during-malfunction or breakdown, or excess emissions duping-sta/tHjp; 4) Methods of operation. Including operating schedules, range of raw materials or . .. products, etc.; and 5) .Other characteristics-of the emission sources or their operation which may affect, equivalence of emissions. b). The. analysis shall describeany increases In emissions from emission sources;outsVde the .-'ACS which may accompany the proposed ACS. d) Oescrlbe the methods currently used to assure compliance and the methods proposed to be . used under-the ACS. Such methods may Include, but are'not limited (o' recordkeeping.'equipment or emissions monitoring, source testing, and material or process specifications. Section-202;212 Analysis of Environmeqtal Quality a-J-A-permit-appltcal'Ion-imder-l-h-ts-Sobpaf-i-sha-l'l*provide a comparison of the ambient air quality under existing requirements and the 19