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TITLE 35: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 5U8TITLE 8: AIR POLLUTION CHAPTER I: POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD SUBCHAPTER ,c: EMISSION STANOAROS ANO LIMITATIONS FOR STATIONARY SOURCES - PART 228 ASBESTOS SU8PART A: GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 228.10! 228.102 228.101 228,104 Authority Policy Definitions Incorporations by Reference SUBPART. B: GENERAL REQUIROCNTS Section 228.121 , Prohibition .228,121,- . Permit for Manufacture SUBPART C: CONSTRUCTION. ALTERATION AND REPAIR OF STRUCTURE Section 228.131 228.112 228.133. 228.134 .228.13S Spray Asbestos Prohibited Non-asbestos Spray Insulation Enclosure for Asbestos Construction No Visible Emission Preclude Exposure to Circulating Air Section 228.141. .Section .228.151 223.152 228.154 228.155 228.156 228.157 228.158 SUBPART 0: DEMOLITION Necessary and Practicable Safeguards- SUBPART E: MANUFACTURING Emission Standards; Sampling and Counting. Procedures^ Venting of all.Emissions to Central Sources. Inspection Monitoring and Reporting Process Wastewater Effluent Criteria Sludge Otsposal. Transportation of Asbestos-containing Products No. Visible Emission SUBPART F: LOCAL ENFORCEMENT Section 228.161 Obligation to Enforce Appendix A Rule Into Section Table Appendix B section into Rule Table Appendix C'Past Compliance Oates AUTHORITY: Implementing Section 10 and authorized by Section 27 of the Environmental Protection Act (111. Rev. Stat. 1981.'Ch. Ill 1/2. pars. 1010 and 1027). SOURCE: Adopted as Chapter V: Hazardous Substances. Title I. Asbestos and Spray Insulation and Fireproofing. R7NI6. 3 PCS 461. January 6. 1972. filed and effective January 24. 1972; Renumbered to Chapter 2: Air Pollution. Part VI: Asbestos and Spray Insulation and Fireproofing. R72-10. filed and effective June 27. 197S;.codified at 7 111; Reg. 11611. SUSPART A: GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 228.101 Authority Pursuant to the authority in Sections 9. 10 and 13 of the Environmental Protection Act (111. Rev. Stat. 1981. ch..Ill 1/2. ;pars. loot et seq.) (Act) which empower the Pollution control Board (Board) to adopt regulations forbidding the "sale. offer; or use for. reasons of air pollution control" of any.article, and to set "standards spec WyTi^thVmzrfcwxrawxmtr or concentrations of various contaminants that may be discharged Into the atmosphere;* and to set standards for the issuance of permits for the operation of any equ ipmenC or fiefTltycapabTe of causing or contributing to air pollution; and to promulgate "conditions regarding the...use of any...article determined by the Board to constitute an air pollution hazard;" and to adopt effluent standards limiting the .amounts of contaminants that may be discharged Into the water of Illinois, the Board adopts the following rules and regulations. .. Section 228.102 Policy -eg, . , If "Hr a) It Is.the purpose of the General Assembly In y adopting the Act to maintain and enhance the purity of Uirztrinl water Of lTHnois ift *.- -order .to protect, health, welfare and the . fJ quality of life. Accordingly, It is hereby determined that the uncontrolled discharge of asbestos fiber fnto the avfPbnraenr'KwdS'to severely endanger the public health and welfare and that the uncontrolled spraying or f Iber-contatning materia-ls unreasonably Interferes with the enjoyment of Itfe and property. b) It Is the purpose of these regulations to control the amount, of asbestos fiber released Into the environment from-the major sources.... of emission. Such control Is necessary not only to protect..those.members of the public who are in proximity to heavy concentrations . of asbestos fiber but-also to. safeguard the health of future generations endangered by the continuous discharge of asbestos fiber which can be toxic and which tends to be cumulative both in the atmosphere and In the human body. c) Where health can be protected by the adoption of an emission standard or of procedural - safeguards., such a course has been pursued. In those Instance's Where' restrfcttor"-tr" unfeasible because of the unusual nature of the emission source (spray asbestos at construction sites) a product ban has been resorted to. Ihis prohibition has been made with full consideration given to'lfi'e available alternative materials. - 151