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SPOKANE COUNTY
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WEST 1101 COLLEGE AVE, SUITE 403 • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99201 • 1509) 477-4727 FAX I509I 477-6E28
Date: January 20, 2006
To: City of Spokane Valley Community Development I)(..-Tartment
Mr. Tom Hansen
17rom: Mr. Chnrles E. Studer
R SCAPCA REQUIREMENTS FOR:
File No. 06000296
Proponent: Ron Mackie for Tire Depot
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The Spokane County Air Pollution Control Authority (SCAPCA) vas formed under the authority of the
1967 Clean Air Act of Washington (ROW). That Act required counties, like Spokane County, to activate
local air pollution control agencies. To meet the requirements of that Act, SCAPCA adopted regulations
to control the emissions of air contaminants from sources within Spokane County.
Spokane County presently meets federal health standards for particulate emissions (Oust and smoke)
and carbon monoxide and is under a maintenance plan to ensure that those standards are maintained.
Numerous strategies have been implemented to reduce air pollution emissions so that we can irn.,-,rove
air quality and continue to meet neal.J: standards.
Following is a list of concerns/issues that, at a minimum, need to be addressed for proposed prciects.
Additional comments may result after more detailed information of the project is su;_v-,/ied. SC,,l'hc)CA
encourages proponents to contact !heir offices at 1101 West College, Spoicane, WA 99207 for
additional information.
The following conditions are relevant to proposed project.
Burning related requirements
• Contact the Department of Natural Resources (CINR) regarding silyiculturn1 burning restrictions.
DNR may be contacted at DNR (Colville) 509-684-7474 or http://v,ww.clrinwa.gov/lorestpractices.
• Review the. attached SCAPCA fact sheets:
• "Land Clearing Burning in Spokane County"
o "Burn Permits in Smoke Sensitive Areas"
POSSIBLE PERMITS REQUIRED
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SCAPCA and Washington State Regulations require that a Notice of Construction and Application for
Approval (NOC) or a Notice of Intent to Establish a Temporary Source (N01) be submitted to, and
approved by, SCAPCA prior to the construction, installation or establishment of air pollution sources. A
5150.00 NOC or NOI filing fee is required at the time of permit application submittal. In addition, an
engineering review fee, which depends upon the nature of the air pollution source(s), wili be invoice to
the proponent after the review has been completed. The proponent shall pay fees whether or not the
installation of the proposed air pollution source(s) is approved, Construction, installation or
establishment of any air pollution source without an ap_provorl NOC or Nal may ilt in
fines, additional fees. closure and civil and/or criminal sanctions. Based on the information
provided, the following air pollution sources may be present at the proposed facility/site:
• One or more Tire Recappinu units
• One or more Tire t3ulting units
- One or more Adhesive Application Paint booths
Based on the scarcity of information provided with the proposal, SCAPCA has included the
following possible conditions that may be relevant to proposed project. SCAPCA is uncertain
as to whether adhesive spraying viH be done at the facility or not. If so, spraying of the
adhesive must he performed in a SCAPCA approved paint L.:dein/room v.hicfl inceipr:)rates
adequate spray booth/roc,.:in airflow (100 fpm/ spray 1,-.),)0111 CiiDSS-SC:iliC.PTil area) and n filter
face velocity (the velocity of the air through the filters) in the range ef 125 to 150 t per
minute. In addition, a spray booth exhaust stack must be provided that exhaust vertically and
a height that is a minimum of 6 feet above the penetration point of the- roof or 6 feet above
the eave of the roof, if the exhaust stack does not penetrate the roof. Filters that are
designed for spray booths must be used (furnace filters are not acceptable).
One or more of the following fossil burning heat sources are required to apply for a
Notice of Construction. In addition, additional requirements such as cotilrolf: for
Nilrogea Crxide ('',10x) and Carbon Monoxide (CO) emissions and source leCtirly may
1)0 required.
F mil
i Minimum 11eat
Input
(Btu/hr)
Maximum Allowed
Nitrogen Oxide (Nag)
It (pprnv @ 3% C0)
roamiiiiirn Allowed Carbon
rocinoxide, (CO) Limit .i '1
@ 3% 0;)
Natural gas, propane!,
methane, LPG, or hutaile
.1,000,000
30 (In most cases)
5i) (In most ca)
Kt:rosone, k1, Y2 fuel oil, or
other liquid fuel, ekcept
used/waste oil
1,000,000
Case -ti -case
determination
(Cont:ict SCAPCA)
C,ase-by-case determination
(Contact SCAPCA)
Useiltwnste oil
S00,000
Case -Hi -case
determination
(Contnct SCAPCA)
Case!-Iivc;-ise dollitininatir..n
(Cianix:ISCAPCAI
Coal or other solid fes
500,000
Case-by-case
Lletenninzilion
(Contact SCAPCA)
Case-by-case Oeterininat;on
(Cciroact SCAPCA)
DEMOLITION AND RECONSTRUCTION
A building will be demolished as a result of this project. An asbestos survey must be done by an 10-IERA
certified inspector prior to demolition or renovation of building(s), to determine if asbestos -containing
material is present at the site. Demolition and renovation projects must comply with the requirements of
CFR 410, Part 61, Subpart M, SCAPCA Regulation I, Article IX Article X Section 10.0C), and
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Washington State Regulations (WAC 296-62, -65, & -155). Notice of Intent to Perform Asbestos
Removal and/or Demolition forms are available at the SCAPCA office. Asbestos -containing material
must be removed in accordance with Federal, State, Local regulations and disposed of at a licensed
facility. A nonrefundable asbestos notification fee is required, Contact SCAPCA for the fee schedule.
PAVING AND PAVING WAIVERS
SCAPCA recommends that all traveled surfaces (i.e. ingress, egress, parking areas, access roads)
should be paved and kept clean to minimize emissions. The Spokane County Building and Planning
Department makes the determination as to whether paving is required; however, SCAPCA's is consulted
before a determination is made. The Spokane County Building and Planning Department requires an
approved paving waiver from SCAPCA before a proponent is allowed to proceed with the project without
paving. The paving waiver may require that certain areas of the project be paved, while other areas may
be left unpaved. Conditions (i.e. placement of barriers, curbs, fences) may also be required in the
paving waiver to ensure that the unpaved area is not traveled. A $50.00 per hour fee is charged for
processing and review of the paving waiver.
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST. (SEPA- CHAPTER 43.21C RCW)
If one of the air pollution sources referenced above wiU be part of the project, then an environmental
checklist will be required oy the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Chapter 43.21c RCW to address
possible adverse environmental irnpacts. If SCAPCA is the lead agency, the processing fee for the
SEPA is $125 and must be paid at the time of the submittal. A 171 -day public comment period is required
by SEPA. The environmental checklist will be circulated to governmental agencies of jurisdiction for
review and comment.
SEPA rules (Chapter 197-11-510 WAC) require the lead agency to use reasonable methods, as defined
therein, to inform the public and other agencies that an environmental document is being prepared or is
available when required by SEPA rules. The proponent may be required to pay for the costs related to
informing the public and other agencies of the environmental document's existence.
CONSTRUCTION RELATED REQUIREMENTS
Air pollution regulations require that dust emissions during demolition, construction and excavation
projects be controlled. This may require the use of water spray, tarps, sprinklers or suspension of
activity during certain weather conditions. Haul roads should be treated and emissions from the transfer
of earthen material must be controlled as well as emissions from aH other construction related activities.
Measures must be taken to avoid the deposition of dirt and mud from unpaved surfaces onto paved
surfaces. If tracking or spills occur on paved surfaces, measures must betal(c.:n immediatell; to cIe.7in
these surfaces.
Debris generated, as a result of this project, must be disposed of t-).,‘ means other than burning (i.e.
construction waste, vegetative waste etc.).
GENEKAL REQUIREMENTS
SCAPCA Regulation I, Article VI, and SCAPCA Regulation H, Aiticle IV, addrcss air pollution emission
standards. All emission standards must be met.
SCAPCA Regulation 1, Article IV may require registration with this agency depending upon the type of
equipment or business that may be established at the site. An approved Notice of Construction suffices
to meet this requirement.
Depending upon the type of business or equipment established on site, some objectionable odors may
result from this project. SCAPCA's regulations state that effective control apparatus and measures rnust
be used to r educe odors to a minimum.
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All SCAPCA permitting forms and related requested information must be submitted to SCAPCA. The
Spokane County Building and Planning Departments will not forward materials to SCAPCA. SCAPCA is
an independent agency established by the State of Washington to administer air quality issues in
Spokane County. SCAPCA forms are available at our office or can be downloaded from our website:
www. s capca. orq
IF TH - i . 14TS REF,ER ,p„hftQ ILLJ3E PART OF THLS PRCJECTTt-IFIN,WE
WISH TO CONFER WITH THE APPL s. • _ •16t • •UTHWELL A (5Q9)_117-
4727 EXT. 103, CHARLES E. S.TUDER AT EXT. 1c7. OR A(?Q(1,W aIL AT FXT. 105..
If the proponent or anyone else has questions concerning the above, please contact Joe Southwell (509)
477-4727 ext. 103, Charles E. Studer ext. 107, or April Westby ext. 105 at SCAPCA's office during the
hours of 8:00 am & 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday.
Failure to meet SCAPCA resiulations may result in delays, closure and wivil and/or criminal
sanctions.
C1_E.AN AIR IS UP TO ALL OF OS
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