This study, prepared by DEP, focuses on the changes to the New Source
Review program promulgated by the EPA on December 31, 2002 (the “NSR
Reform”). These changes consist of the actual-to-projected-actual
applicability test, the clean unit designation, the plantwide
applicability limit, and the pollution control project exclusion. They
affect the applicability determination procedures of the New Source
Review rules.
The impacts study assesses whether the NSR Reform poses a threat to
Florida’s attainment status with the National Ambient Air Quality
Standards, calculates a quantifiable estimate of the impact of the NSR
Reform on actual emissions, and identifies where to focus future efforts
during the rulemaking process.
A public review draft of the study is available here in Adobe Portable
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The impact study was discussed at a public meeting to be held January 28, 2005, in Tallahassee. For
additional details, see the following:
Comments concerning the impact study can be addressed to Greg DeAngelo,
2600 Blair Stone Rd (MS #5505), Tallahassee, FL 32399-2400 or sent via
e-mail to Gregory.DeAngelo@dep.state.fl.us.
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