[Federal Register Volume 67, Number 225 (Thursday, November 21, 2002)]
[Rules and Regulations]
[Pages 70170-70176]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 02-29606]


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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

40 CFR Parts 60, 61, and 63

[FRL-7411-4]


Delegation of Authority to the States of Iowa; Kansas; Missouri; 
Nebraska; Lincoln-Lancaster County, Nebraska; and City of Omaha, 
Nebraska, for New Source Performance Standards (NSPS), National 
Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP); and Maximum 
Achievable Control Technology (MACT) Sources

AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Notice of delegation of authority.

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SUMMARY: The states of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and the local 
agencies of Lincoln-Lancaster County, Nebraska, and city of Omaha, 
Nebraska, have submitted updated regulations for delegation of EPA 
authority for implementation and enforcement of NSPS, NESHAP, and MACT. 
The submissions cover new EPA standards and, in some instances, 
revisions to standards previously delegated. EPA's review of the 
pertinent regulations shows that they contain adequate and effective 
procedures for the implementation and enforcement of these Federal 
standards. This action informs the public of delegations to the above-
mentioned agencies.

DATES: This rule is effective on December 23, 2002. The dates of 
delegation can be found in the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section of 
this document.

ADDRESSES: Copies of the documents relevant to this action are 
available for public inspection during normal business hours at the 
Environmental Protection Agency, Air Planning and Development Branch, 
901 N 5th Street, Kansas City, Kansas 66101.
    Effective immediately, all notifications, applications, reports, 
and other correspondence required pursuant to the newly delegated 
standards and revisions identified in this document should be submitted 
to the Region 7 office, and, with respect to sources located in the 
jurisdictions identified in this document, to the following addresses:

Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Air Quality Bureau, 7900 Hickman 
Road, Urbandale, Iowa 50322.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Bureau of Air and 
Radiation, 1000 SW., Jackson, Suite 310, Topeka, Kansas 66612.
Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Air Pollution Control 
Program, Jefferson State Office Building, P.O. Box 176, Jefferson City, 
Missouri 65102.
Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality, Air and Waste Management 
Division, P.O. Box 98922, Statehouse Station, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509.
Lincoln-Lancaster County Division of Environmental Health, Air 
Pollution Control Agency, 3140 ``N'' Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68510.
City of Omaha, Public Works Department, Air Quality Control Division, 
5600 South 10th Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68107.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Wayne Kaiser, Environmental Protection 
Agency, Air Planning and Development Branch, 901 North 5th Street, 
Kansas City, Kansas 66101, (913) 551-7603.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The supplementary information is organized 
in the following order:


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What does this action do?
What is the authority for delegation?
What does delegation accomplish?
What has been delegated?
What has not been delegated?

List of Delegation Tables

Table I--NSPS, 40 CFR part 60
Table II--NESHAPS, 40 CFR part 61
Table III--NESHAPS, 40 CFR part 63

What Does This Action Do?

    The EPA is providing notice that it has delegated authority for 
implementation and enforcement of the Federal standards shown in the 
tables below to the state and local air agencies in Region 7. This rule 
updates the delegation tables previously published at 66 FR 50110 
(October 2, 2001). The EPA has established procedures by which these 
agencies are automatically delegated the authority to implement the 
standards when they adopt regulations which are identical to the 
Federal standards. We then periodically provide notice of the new and 
revised standards for which delegation has been given.

What Is the Authority for Delegation?

    1. Section 111(c)(1) of the Clean Air Act (CAA) authorizes EPA to 
delegate authority to any state agency which submits adequate 
regulatory procedures for implementation and enforcement of the NSPS 
program. The NSPS standards are codified at 40 CFR part 60.
    2. Section 112(l) of the CAA and 40 CFR part 63, subpart E, 
authorizes the EPA to delegate authority to any state or local agency 
which submits adequate regulatory procedures for implementation and 
enforcement of emission standards for hazardous air pollutants. The 
hazardous air pollutant standards are codified at 40 CFR parts 61 and 
63, respectively.

What Does Delegation Accomplish?

    Delegation confers primary responsibility for implementation and 
enforcement of the listed standards to the respective state and local 
air agencies. However, EPA also retains the authority to enforce the 
standards if it so desires.

What Has Been Delegated?

    Tables I, II, and III below list the delegated standards. The first 
date in each block is the reference date to the CFR contained in the 
state rule. In general, the state or local agency has adopted the 
applicable standard through this date as noted in the table. The second 
date is the most recent effective date of the state agency rule for 
which the EPA has granted the delegation.

What Has Not Been Delegated?

    1. The EPA regulations effective after the first date specified in 
each block have not been delegated, and authority for implementation of 
these regulations is retained solely by EPA.
    2. In some cases, the standards themselves specify that specific 
provisions cannot be delegated. You should review the applicable 
standard for this information.
    3. In some cases, the agency rules do not adopt the Federal 
standard in its entirety. Each agency rule (available from the 
respective agency) should be consulted for specific information.
    4. In some cases, existing delegation agreements between the EPA 
and the agencies limit the scope of the delegated standards. Copies of 
delegation agreements are available from the state agencies, or from 
this office.
    5. With respect to 40 CFR part 63, subpart A, General Provisions 
(see Table III), the EPA has determined that sections 63.6(g), 
63.6(h)(9), 63.7(e)(2)(ii) and (f), 63.8(f), and 63.10(f) cannot be 
delegated. Additional information is contained in an EPA memorandum 
titled ``Delegation of 40 CFR Part 63 General Provisions Authorities to 
State and Local Air Pollution Control Agencies' from John Seitz, 
Director, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, dated July 10, 
1998.

List of Delegation Tables

                            Table I.--Delegation of Authority--Part 60 NSPS--Region 7
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                                                                       State of   State of   State of   State of
            Sub-Part                        Source category              Iowa      Kansas    Missouri   Nebraska
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A...............................  General Provisions................   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
D...............................  Fossil-Fuel Fired Steam Generators   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   for Which Construction is           04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Commenced After August 17, 1971.
Da..............................  Electric Utility Steam Generating    08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Units for Which Construction is     04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Commenced After September 18,
                                   1978.
Db..............................  Industrial-Commercial-               08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Institutional Steam Generating      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Units.
Dc..............................  Small Industrial-Commercial-         08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Institutional Steam Generating      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Units.
E...............................  Municipal Incinerators............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
Ea..............................  Municipal Waste Combustors           08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Constructed after December20,       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   1989, and on or before September
                                   20, 1994.
Eb..............................  Municipal Waste Combustors for       08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Which Construction is Commenced     04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   after September 20, 1994.
Ec..............................  Hospital/medical/infectious Waste    08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Incinerators for Which              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Construction Commenced after June
                                   20, 1996.
F...............................  Portland Cement Plants............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
G...............................  Nitric Acid Plants................   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
H...............................  Sulfuric Acid Plants..............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
I...............................  Asphaltic Concrete Plants.........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02

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J...............................  Petroleum Refineries..............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
K...............................  Storage Vessels for Petroleum        08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Liquid for Which Construction,      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Reconstruction, or Modification
                                   Commenced After June 11, 1973,
                                   and Prior to May 19, 1978.
Ka..............................  Storage Vessels for Petroleum        08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Liquid for Which Construction,      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Reconstruction, or Modification
                                   Commenced After May 18, 1978, and
                                   Prior to July 23, 1984.
Kb..............................  Volatile Organic Liquid Storage      08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Vessels for Which Construction,     04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Reconstruction, or Modification
                                   Commenced After July 23, 1984.
L...............................  Secondary Lead Smelters...........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
M...............................  Brass & Bronze Production Plants..   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
N...............................  Basic Oxygen Process Furnaces for    08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Which Construction is Commenced     04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   After June 11, 1973.
Na..............................  Basic Oxygen Process Steelmaking     08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Facilities for Which Construction   04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   is Commenced After January 20,
                                   1983.
O...............................  Sewage Treatment Plants...........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
P...............................  Primary Copper Smelters...........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
Q...............................  Primary Zinc Smelters.............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
R...............................  Primary Lead Smelters.............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
S...............................  Primary Aluminum Reduction Plants.   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
T...............................  Wet Process Phosphoric Acid Plants   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
U...............................  Superphosphoric Acid Plants.......   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
V...............................  Diammonium Phosphate Plants.......   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
W...............................  Triple Superphosphate Plants......   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
X...............................  Granular Triple Superphosphate       08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Storage Facilities.                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
Y...............................  Coal Preparation Plants...........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
Z...............................  Ferroalloy Production Facilities..   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
AA..............................  Steel Plant Electric Arc Furnaces    08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Constructed After October 21,       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   1974, and on or Before August 17,
                                   1983.
AAa.............................  Steel Plant Electric Arc Furnaces    08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   & Argon-Oxygen Decarburization      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   Vessels Constructed After August
                                   17, 1983.
BB..............................  Kraft Pulp Mills..................   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00  .........
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02
CC..............................  Glass Manufacturing Plants........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
DD..............................  Grain Elevators...................   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
EE..............................  Surface Coating of Metal Furniture   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
GG..............................  Stationary Gas Turbines...........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
HH..............................  Line Manufacturing Plants.........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
KK..............................  Lead-Acid Battery Manufacturing      08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Plants.                             04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
LL..............................  Metallic Mineral Processing Plants   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
MM..............................  Auto & Light-Duty Truck Surface      08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Coating Operations.                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
NN..............................  Phosphate Rock Plants.............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
PP..............................  Ammonium Sulfate Manufacture......   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
QQ..............................  Graphic Arts Industry: Publication   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Rotogravure Printing.               04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
RR..............................  Pressure Sensitive Tape Label        08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Surface Coating Operations.         04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02

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SS..............................  Industrial Surface Coating: Large    08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Appliances.                         04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
TT..............................  Metal Coil Surface Coating........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
UU..............................  Asphalt Processing & Asphalt         08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Roofing Manufacture.                04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
VV..............................  SOCMI Equipment Leaks (VOC).......   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
WW..............................  Beverage Can Surface Coating         08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Industry.                           04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
XX..............................  Bulk Gasoline Terminals...........   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
AAA.............................  New Residential Wood Heaters......   08/31/93   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
BBB.............................  Rubber Tire Manufacturing Industry   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
DDD.............................  Polymer Manufacturing Industry       08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   (VOC).                              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
FFF.............................  Flexible Vinyl and Urethane          08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Coating and Printing.               04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
GGG.............................  Equipment Leaks of VOC in            08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Petroleum Refineries.               04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
HHH.............................  Synthetic Fiber Production           08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Facilities.                         04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
III.............................  SOCMI AIR Oxidation Unit Processes   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
JJJ.............................  Petroleum Dry Cleaners............   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
KKK.............................  VOC Leaks from Onshore Natural Gas   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Processing Plants.                  04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
LLL.............................  Onshore Natural Gas Processing:      08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   SO2.                                04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
NNN.............................  VOC Emissions from SOCMI             08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Distillation Operations.            04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
OOO.............................  Nonmetallic Mineral Processing       08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Plants.                             04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
PPP.............................  Wool Fiberglass Insulation           08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Manufacturing Plants.               04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
QQQ.............................  VOC Emissions from Petroleum         08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Refinery Wastewater Systems.        04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
RRR.............................  VOC Emissions from SOCMI Reactor     08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Processes.                          04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
SSS.............................  Magnetic Tape Coating Facilities..   08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                                                       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
TTT.............................  Surface Coating of Plastic Parts     08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   for Business Machines.              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
UUU.............................  Calciners & Dryers in Mineral        08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Industries.                         04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
VVV.............................  Polymeric Coating of Supporting      08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Substrates Facilities.              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
WWW.............................  New Municipal Solid Waste            08/14/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Landfills Accepting Waste On or     04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02
                                   After May 30, 1991.
AAAA............................  New Small Municipal Solid Waste      08/14/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Combustion Units.                   04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02
CCCC............................  New Commercial and Industrial        08/14/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01
                                   Solid Waste Incineration Units.     04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02
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                          Table II.--Delegation of Authority--Part 61 NESHAP--Region 7
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                                                                                             Lincoln-
       Subpart             Source category       State of   State of   State of   State of  Lancaster   City of
                                                   Iowa      Kansas    Missouri   Nebraska    County     Omaha
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A....................  General Provisions.....   10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                                                 05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   05/16/95   04/04/98
B....................  Radon Emissions from     .........   07/01/98  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Underground Uranium                 06/11/99
                        Mines.
C....................  Beryllium..............   10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                                                 05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98

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D....................  Beryllium Rocket Motor    10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Firing.                  12/23/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
E....................  Mercury................   10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                                                 05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
F....................  Vinyl Chloride.........   10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                                                 05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
J....................  Equipment Leaks           10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        (Fugitive Emission       05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Sources) of Benzene.
L....................  Benzene Emissions from    10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Coke By-Product          05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Recovery Plants.
M....................  Asbestos...............   10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                                                 05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
N....................  Inorganic Arsenic         10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Emissions from Glass     05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Manufacturing Plants.
O....................  Inorganic Arsenic         10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Emissions from Primary   05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Copper Smelters.
P....................  Inorganic Arsenic         10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Emissions from Arsenic   05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Trioxide and Metallic
                        Arsenic Production
                        Facilities.
Q....................  Radon Emissions from     .........   07/01/98  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Department of Energy                06/11/99
                        Facilities.
R....................  Radon Emissions from     .........   07/01/98  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Phosphogypsum Stacks.               06/11/99
T....................  Radon Emissions from     .........   07/01/98  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        the Disposal of                     06/11/99
                        Uranium Mill Tailings.
V....................  Equipment Leaks           10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        (Fugitive Emission       05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Sources).
W....................  Radon Emissions from     .........   07/01/98  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Operating Mill                      06/11/99
                        Tailings.
Y....................  Benzene Emissions from    10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Benzene Storage          05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Vessels.
BB...................  Benzene Emissions from    10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Benzene Transfer         05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
                        Operations.
FF...................  Benzene Waste             10/14/97   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/92   07/01/97
                        Operations.              05/13/98   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/04/98
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                          Table III.--Delegation of Authority--Part 63 NESHAP--Region 7
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                                                                                             Lincoln-
       Subpart             Source category       State of   State of   State of   State of  Lancaster   City of
                                                   Iowa      Kansas    Missouri   Nebraska    County     Omaha
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A....................  General Provisions.....   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                                                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
B....................  Requirements for          08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/00  .........   12/27/96
                        Control Technology       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   04/02/02  .........   04/01/98
                        Determinations for                                                              (112 (G)
                        Major Sources in                                                                   only)
                        Accordance with Clean
                        Air Act Section 112(g)
                        & (j).
D....................  Compliance Extensions     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   12/29/92   11/21/94   12/29/92
                        for Early Reductions     04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   04/02/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
                        of Hazardous Air
                        Pollutants.
F....................  Organic Hazardous Air     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Pollutants from the      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Synthetic Organic
                        Chemical Manufacturing
                        Industry.
G....................  Organic Hazardous Air     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Pollutants from the      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Synthetic Organic
                        Chemical Manufacturing
                        Industry for Process
                        Vents, Storage
                        Vessels, Transfer
                        Operations, and
                        Wastewater.
H....................  Organic Hazardous Air     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Pollutants for           04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Equipment Leaks.
I....................  Organic Hazardous Air     08/16/01   07/01/98    2/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Pollutants for Certain   04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Processes Subject to
                        the Negotiated
                        Regulation for
                        Equipment Leaks.
J....................  Polyvinyl Chloride and   .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Copolymers Production.
L....................  Coke Oven Batteries....   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00  .........  .........  .........
                                                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02
M....................  Perchloroethylene         08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/00   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Emissions from Dry       04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
                        Cleaning Facilities.
N....................  Chromium Emissions from   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/07
                        Hard and Decorative      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
                        Chromium
                        Electroplating
                        Anodizing Tanks.

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O....................  Ethylene Oxide            08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00
                        Sterilization            04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Facilities.
Q....................  Industrial Process        08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Cooling Towers.          04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
R....................  Gasoline Distribution     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/98
                        Facilities.              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
S....................  Pulp and Paper MACT I     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        and MACT III.            04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
T....................  Halogenated Solvent       08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Cleaning.                04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
U....................  Polymers and Resins       08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/00
                        Group I.                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
W....................  Polymers & Resins II...   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                                                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
X....................  Secondary Lead Smelting   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                                                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
Y....................  Marine Tank Vessel        08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00  .........  .........  .........
                        Loading Operations.      04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02
AA/BB................  Phosphoric Acid/          08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00
                        Phosphate Fertilizers.   04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
CC...................  Petroleum Refineries...   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/81/97  .........
                                                 04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
DD...................  Off-Site Waste Recovery   01/20/00   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Operations.              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
EE...................  Magnetic Tape             08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Manufacturing.           04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
GG...................  Aerospace Manufacturing   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        and Rework Facilities.   04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
HH...................  Oil & Natural Gas         08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Production.              04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
II...................  Shipbuilding and Ship     08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00  .........  .........   07/01/97
                        Repair.                  04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02                         04/01/98
JJ...................  Wood Furniture            08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Manufacturing            04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
                        Operations.
KK...................  Printing and Publishing   08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Industry.                04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
LL...................  Primary Alumium           08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Production.              04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
MM...................  Combustion Sources at     08/16/01  .........  .........   07/01/01  .........  .........
                        Kraft, Soda, and         04/24/02                         07/10/02
                        Sulfite Pulp & Paper
                        Mills.
OO...................  Tanks--Level...........  .........   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                                                            06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
PP...................  Containers.............  .........   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                                                            06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
QQ...................  Surface Impoundments...  .........   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                                                            06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
RR...................  Individual Drain         .........   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Systems or a Process.               06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
SS...................  Closed Vent Systems,      08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Control Devices,         04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Recovery Devices and
                        Routing to a Fuel Gas
                        System or a Process.
TT...................  Equipment Leaks--         08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Control Level 1          04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Standards.
UU...................  Equipment Leaks--         08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Control Level 2          04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Standards.
VV...................  Oil-Water Separators &   .........   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Organic-Water                       06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
                        Separators.
WW...................  Storage Vessel (Tanks)--  08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Control Level.           04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
YY...................  Generic MACT +.........   08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                                                 04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
CCC..................  Steel Pickling--HLC       08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Process.                 04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
DDD..................  Mineral Wool Production   08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                                                 04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
EEE..................  Hazardous Waste           08/16/01  .........   12/31/00  .........   07/01/00  .........
                        Combustors.              04/24/02              09/30/02              07/31/01
GGG..................  Pharmaceutical            08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Production.              04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
HHH..................  Natural Gas               08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Transmission and         04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Storage.

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III..................  Flexible Polyurethane     08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Foam Production.         04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
JJJ..................  Polymers and Resins       08/16/01   07/01/98   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00   07/01/97
                        Group IV.                04/24/02   06/11/99   09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01   04/01/98
                                                 04/24/02
LLL..................  Portland Cement           08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Manufacturing.           04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
MMM..................  Pesticide Active          08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Ingredient Production.   04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
NNN..................  Wool Fiberglass           08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Manufacturing.           04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
OOO..................  Polymers & Resins III,    08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Amino Resins/Phenolic    04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
                        Resins.
PPP..................  Polyether Polyols-        08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                        Production.              04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
QQQ..................  Primary Copper.........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
RRR..................  Secondary Aluminum.....   08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01  .........  .........
                                                 04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02
TTT..................  Primary Lead Smelting..   08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                                                 04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
UUU..................  Petroleum Refineries...  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
VVV..................  Publicly Owned            08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01  .........  .........
                        Treatment Works.         04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02
XXX..................  Ferroalloys Production.   08/16/01  .........   12/31/00   07/01/01   07/01/00  .........
                                                 04/24/02              09/30/02   07/10/02   07/31/01
CCCC.................  Manufacturing             08/16/01  .........  .........   07/01/01  .........  .........
                        Nutritional Yeast.       04/24/02                         07/10/02
GGGG.................  Solvent Extraction for    08/16/01  .........  .........  .........   07/01/01  .........
                        Vegetable Oil            04/24/02                                    07/10/02
                        Production.
HHHH.................  Wet Formed Fiberglass    .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Mat Production.
NNNN.................  Large Applicance         .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Surface Coating.
SSSS.................  Metal Coil Surface       .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Coating.
TTTT.................  Leather Finishing        .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Operations.
UUUU.................  Cellulose Products       .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                        Manufacturing.
VVVV.................  Boat Manufacturing.....   08/16/01  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
                                                 04/24/02
XXXX.................  Tire Manufacturing.....  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........  .........
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Summary of This Action

    All sources subject to the requirements of 40 CFR Parts 60, 61, and 
63 are also subject to the equivalent requirements of the above-
mentioned state or local agencies.
    This notice informs the public of delegations to the above-
mentioned agencies of the above-referenced Federal regulations.

    Authority: This notice is issued under the authority of sections 
101, 110, 112, and 301 of the CAA, as amended (42 U.S.C. 7401, 7410, 
7412, and 7601).

    Dated: November 12, 2002.
James B. Gulliford,
Regional Administrator, Region 7.
[FR Doc. 02-29606 Filed 11-20-02; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 6560-50-P