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2) The duration of the excess emissions: 3) The. magnitude of excess emissions: 4) The cause of the excess emission, if known; 5) Corrective actions and.actions taken to lessen the emissions: 6) The operating status of the monitoring system. Including the dates-and times of any perlods during which, it was Inoperative; and 7) Other Information, including but not limited to. monitor location.! monitor maintenance records and source operating hours, which the Agency my'require by permit. b) For gaseous sulfur dioxide, percent oxygen, or Carbon'.dioxide measurements,-the averaging period used for data reporting shall correspond to the averaging.period used to determine,compliance with the applicable `' emission limitation, applicable to the source.' The report shall consist of emission .averages In the units of the applicable limitation for each averaging period during which th`e'limitation was exceeded. c) For opacity measurements, the report shaTT"6e based on six minute averages of opacity and contain 1) The.percent opacity for each continuous opacity'excess period: and- 2) The start and stop time In-.six minute Increments of any opacIty measurements in excess',of the limitation. d) tf there were no excess emissions during the reporting period, the report shall.so state and Include information about the operating status of- the monitoring equipment'during that period. e) Reports shall be submitted within-4S days of the end of every calendar quarter: (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 2066; effective February 3, ..1989) '*' .Section 201.406 Oata Reduction' " To convert monitoring data to the units of the emission limitation, owners and operators of sources subject to-this subpart shall use: a) The .procedures specified In 3S 111. Adm. Code 230 or in regulations adopted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under Section.... . ill of the Clean Air Act and .made applicable in Illinois pursuant to Section 9.1 of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act; or where necessary b) The procedures, specif led In 40 CFR. 51, Appendix P. paragraph S (1987). This incorporation includes no later amendnents or editions; or c) Alternative measurement and data,reduction methods may be utilized If demonstrated by the owher or operator of the affected source by means including, but not limited to. Instrument accuracy tests.that such alternative methods will provide' Information equivalent to the Information which would be provided by the above methods.. (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 20*5. effective February 3. 1989J Section 201.407 Retention of.information Owners and operators of sources which are subject to the monitoring and1 recording requirements of this Subpart shall Maintain met dr'emfisfOrt IhformaCfon ar-Oltf;mtmr " and makp'.the. Information available .to the Agency upon request. This Information shall be retained for 'at least two' years froii the date of collection.';and shall Include: a) Emission measurements; j b) Continuous.monitorlng system performance tiesting measurements: 'el Performance evaluations; d) Calibration checks: e)` Maintenance: and~adjustmentr'perfdrmed: . f) Quarterly reports submitted pursuant to ' Sect ion. 201.405; and g) Oata reduction Information used pursuant to Section 201.406. (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 2066. effective February 3. 1989) Section 201.408 Compliance Schedules Owners and operators of sources subject to Section 201,401. shall Install all necessary equipment'and monitor In accordance with-the compliance schedule contained in the permit Issued by theVAgency, This schedule, shall provide that monitoring and recording begin within 18 months of this Subpart being approved by the USEPA pursuant to Section 110(a)(3)(A) of the-XleanAir Ad,, as a revls.ton tQ the. State. ...... Implementation Plan, unless the owner or operator has been granted a variance pursuant to. Section 35(a) of the Act allowing a longer compliance schedule.... (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 2066. effective February 3. 1989) U-