Registration PermitsA registration permit allows small emitters to quickly register themselves for a permit in return for keeping emissions low. The permits contain facility-wide emission caps as well as monitoring, recordkeeping and reporting requirements. Registration permits use an On-Line Application and Tracking System that ensures a review time of no more than 15 days on all applications received by the DNR. There are two types of registration permits.
BenefitsBoth the DNR and companies that qualify benefit from registration permits. The simplified review process saves DNR time that can be used to work more effectively with larger facilities that need a traditional permit. Companies benefit in the following ways:
Status - April 23 , 2009Revision of the Type A Registration Permits is now complete. Facilities that currently have a registration permit will not have to apply for a new permit. The revised permit ROP-A03/RCP-A03 and a summary of the revisions can be viewed using the links below. The final permit was signed, April 16, 2009, and is now effective. The Registration Permits were revised to address new USEPA hazardous air pollutant regulations, new source performance standards, the addition of a control device, and basic language cleanup. Facilities that currently have a registration permit do not have to reapply to remain covered under the revised Registration Permit. Basically, the revisions to registration Permits simply allow facilities affected by new regulations to remain eligible for the permits. For more information on the new USEPA regulations, please visit USEPA's website at http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/area/arearules.html [exit DNR] For more information on this permit revision or on registration permits in general, please contact Kristin Hart at Kristin.Hart@wisconsin.gov, or at 608.273.5605. Factsheets and Forms
Registration Permits
Compliance Assistance Documents
Questions?You may find the answers in Frequently Asked Questions.Apply for a Registration PermitPermits and Modeling Last Review Date: March 11, 2009
Next Review Date: March 11, 2010 Last Revised: Thursday April 23 2009 |