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during the period, of this CUP. An independent testing laboratory shall conduct emissions <br />monitoring at least once per year or on a more frequent basis if pollutants are in excess of <br />standards. The Permit Holder shall make a complete report available to the City within <br />thirty (30) days of completion by the testing laboratory. At a minimum, the parameters of <br />such emissions monitoring shall include the following State and Federal criteria pollutant <br />emissions as may exist from time to time during the term of this permit. The cost of such <br />testing and reports shall be borne by the Permit Holder. <br /> <br />OUTLINE OF MONITORING PROGRAM <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />10. <br /> <br />11. <br /> <br />Sample Type <br />Stack Emissions <br /> <br /> Parameter <br />Particulates, opacity <br /> <br /> Frequency* <br />Annually <br />(3 samples minimum per event) <br /> <br />*Assumes no significant change in wastes to be incinerated. <br /> <br />The City and the Permit Holder may mutually agree to revise the monitoring program from <br />time to time. Such revisions shall be authorized in accordance with Condition #40 herein. <br /> <br />Installation of Afterburners. The Permit Holder' shall install and operate afterburners <br />for each melt furnace to minimize stack emissions. An afterburner unit shall be installed on <br />each melt furnace no later than 120 days from the date of PCA approval of the test <br />afterburner. <br /> <br />Emergency Emissions Testing. If, in the opinion of the City Administrator or his <br />authorized representative, it is determined to conduct pollution tests during an officially <br />reported incident, the City may contract with an independent testing laboratory who shall be <br />permitted access to the facility to conduct tests as may be prescribed by the City and to <br />evaluate conditions of the facility. The cost of such evaluation testing and reports shall be <br />borne by the Permit Holder and payment for such costs will be due within 30 days of the <br />invoice date. <br /> <br />Corrective Actions. The City may order the Permit Holder to undertake corrective <br />actions within specific time frames based on test results or evaluations to remedy pollution <br />problems or nuisance complaints. If the Permit Holder fails to take corrective action within <br />specified rime frames, it may be determined by the City Council to be a violation of the <br />CUP and cause for permit revocation. <br /> <br />Disassembly of Engines and Transmissions, and Preparation of Feedstock. <br />Disassembly of engines and transmissions shall not be permitted on the Site under this <br />Conditional Use Permit unless conducted wholly within a building and in accordance with <br />County, State and Federal requirements. Preparation of all other feedstock is permitted <br />only within an opaquely screened area or within the building. <br /> <br />Liquid Waste/Hazardous Wastes. All liquid waste, waste solvents, cleansers, or <br />wastewater generated from the disassembly and cleaning of vehicle engines or <br />transmissions shall be collected and stored in a leakproof system in accordance with state <br />and federal regulations and then transported off site. Waste fluids shall be stored inside the <br />building in sturdy, leakproof storage containers or 'tanks in accord with MN Rules <br />7045.0526 or 7045.0528. The Permit Holder shall submit a copy of the original shipping <br />manifest and the completed manifest for hazardous Waste quarterly to the City Zoning <br />Administrator. A copy of the application submittal for a Hazardous Waste Facility permit <br />shall be submitted to the City concurrently with submittal to Anoka County and MPCA. A <br /> <br /> <br />