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Clean Air Act
The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 continue to impact air regulations by imposing constantly changing federal and state requirements on manufacturing. With the ever-increasing regulation of hazardous air pollutants and greater federal oversight, facility owners have to be more cognizant of their compliance obligations. Brouse McDowell’s environmental attorneys keep up to date on the changes and can offer clients advice and guidance in this complex regulatory area.
We are adept at assisting clients in evaluating permitting requirements at both the state and federal levels. Our attorneys can assist in all regulatory matters for major, minor and de minimus sources. Not only do we assist our clients in obtaining the necessary permits, we also help them develop strategic programs to ensure ongoing compliance with permits’ terms and conditions. In addition, Brouse McDowell’s attorneys are experienced with enforcement matters and can assist clients in resolving complex air enforcement proceedings.
Representative Matters:
- Advocated for client in enforcement action regarding application of state implementation plan
- Worked with client to obtain favorable permit to install and operate for hot oil heaters intended to burn methane gas
- Assisted client in evaluating operations to determine whether air permits are necessary for any potential emission source
- Defended client in enforcement action for odor nuisance violations
- Overview
Clean Air Act
The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 continue to impact air regulations by imposing constantly changing federal and state requirements on manufacturing. With the ever-increasing regulation of hazardous air pollutants and greater federal oversight, facility owners have to be more cognizant of their compliance obligations. Brouse McDowell’s environmental attorneys keep up to date on the changes and can offer clients advice and guidance in this complex regulatory area.
We are adept at assisting clients in evaluating permitting requirements at both the state and federal levels. Our attorneys can assist in all regulatory matters for major, minor and de minimus sources. Not only do we assist our clients in obtaining the necessary permits, we also help them develop strategic programs to ensure ongoing compliance with permits’ terms and conditions. In addition, Brouse McDowell’s attorneys are experienced with enforcement matters and can assist clients in resolving complex air enforcement proceedings.
Representative Matters:
- Advocated for client in enforcement action regarding application of state implementation plan
- Worked with client to obtain favorable permit to install and operate for hot oil heaters intended to burn methane gas
- Assisted client in evaluating operations to determine whether air permits are necessary for any potential emission source
- Defended client in enforcement action for odor nuisance violations
