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2021-03-22_PERMIT FILE - P2021004 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
P2021004
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
3/22/2021
Doc Name
Application
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GRE, Inc.
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DRMS
Email Name
SJM
THM
AWA
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D
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and duration of the land development project. In addition, the APEN form includes <br /> detailed information on the Fugitive Dust Control Plan (FDCP). <br /> The FDCP addresses how dust will be kept to a minimum at the project site. Control <br /> measures listed in the plan should be specific to the land development site. Fugitive <br /> dust control techniques commonly included in the plan are shown in Table 1. A <br /> permit, if required, will specify the type of dust control measures that were included <br /> on the FDCP. (You can submit a separate FDCP specific to the site in addition to the <br /> APEN but if you do not, the fugitive dust control measures listed on the APEN will be <br /> used on the air permit.) It is important to note that even if a permit is not required, <br /> fugitive dust control measures in the FDCP must be followed at the site. <br /> Table 1 <br /> Control Options for Unpaved Roadways <br /> Watering Use of chemical stabilizer <br /> Paving Controlling vehicle speed <br /> Graveling <br /> Control Options for Mud and Dirt Carry-Out Onto Paved Surfaces <br /> Gravel entry ways Washing vehicle wheels <br /> Covering the load Not overfilling trucks <br /> Control Options for Disturbed Areas <br /> Watering Application of a chemical stabilizer <br /> Revegetation Controlling vehicle speed <br /> Compaction Furrowing the soil <br /> Wind Breaks Minimizing the areas of disturbance <br /> Synthetic or Natural Cover for Slopes <br /> A land development APEN can be submitted by a property owner, a site <br /> contractor, or a management company involved with the project. The party that <br /> submits the APEN will be responsible for paying the associated APEN and <br /> permitting fees and ensuring compliance with the Fugitive Dust Control Plan and <br /> air permit (if applicable). The owner and operator are responsible for the <br /> submittal of an APEN and obtaining the permit. <br /> Land Development Process Equipment <br /> Sometimes process equipment such as generators or crushers is used at a land <br /> development site. Process equipment is treated separately from the land <br /> development operations. Process equipment may be designated as portable or <br /> fixed, and must be reported on a separate APEN form. For crushers and screens, <br /> use the "General APEN" form. For generators, use the "Reciprocating Internal <br /> Combustion Engines" APEN form. These forms require general information about <br /> the equipment such as the type of equipment, make, model, and serial number, <br /> ®� COLORADO <br /> N <br /> Overview of Air Regulations for Land Development <br /> Colorado Small Business Assistance Program- August 2014 <br />
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