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SCAQMD Regulations vs. Permits: What’s the Difference?

In the SCAQMD, regulations and permits are very similar, but there are some notable differences you should be aware of.

When is a public notification needed, and how does it differ from a public hearing? The answers lie in Rule 212.

If you discover your facility has unpermitted equipment, don’t despair. The AQMD Class III permit just might be the answer to your problem.

Find out If you qualify to participate in the AQMD’s certified equipment program, so you can get your permit in three to six weeks — not months.

An overview of the most common programs in Southern California, from Title V and RECLAIM to emission reporting and EPA regulations.