(A) No person shall construct, install, reconstruct, or alter any process, fuel burning, refuse burning, or control equipment that may be a source of air contaminant for use within the city until an application, including not less than two sets of properly prepared plans and specifications of the process, fuel burning, refuse burning, or control equipment, and structures or buildings used in connection therewith, has been filed by the person or his or her agent in the office of the Director and has been approved by the Director and until an installation permit has been issued by the Director for the construction, installation, or alteration, except as stated in § 95.069.
(B) If requested by the Director of Air Quality Control, the plans or specifications mentioned in division (A) above shall show the form and dimensions of the process, fuel burning, refuse burning, or control equipment, together with the description and dimensions of the building or part thereof in which the process, fuel burning, refuse burning, or control equipment is to be located, including the means provided for admitting the air for combustion processes; the character of the fuel to be used; the maximum quantity of the fuel to be burned per hour, the kind and amount of raw materials processed; the expected air contaminant emission rate; the operating requirements; the use to be made of a process, fuel burning, refuse burning, or control equipment: contaminant concentration, gas volume, and gas temperature at the emission point; physical characteristics of particulates emitted; the location and elevation of the emission point relative to nearby structures, window openings, and the like; a flow diagram showing the equipment under consideration and its relationship to other processes, if any, and a general description of these processes; and any other reasonable and pertinent information that may be required by the Director.
(Prior Code, § 102.065)