The period within which a person must apply for a permit in respect of planned buildings in accordance with paragraph (b) of the proviso to Article 18 of this Act shall be three months from the date on which that person began to use such buildings as planned . terrain. The period within which someone applies for a permit for a planned location on the basis of part c of the reservation to Article 18 of this Act is three months after the publication of the relevant Order in Council in the Government Gazette. The period within which a person must apply for the transfer to him of a license in respect of a planned premises in accordance with paragraph (d) of the proviso to Article 18 of this Act is three months after that person becomes the occupier of such buildings.
An application for Council approval under section 27 of this Act shall be submitted to the Secretary in Form 6 or Form 7, depending on the circumstances of the case, and shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee. A mirror positioned so as to reflect the top of the chimney, which reflection shall be visible from the boiler room, boiler room or control room; For the purposes of sections 26 and 31 of this Act1, the standards for the concentration and emission rate of air pollutants relating to the business, industry or process or the operation of fuel combustion equipment or industrial installations shall be as specified in this Regulation.
In relation to the exercise of a trade, industry or process, or the operation of fuel combustion equipment or industrial installations connected with the heating of metals (other than cold blow domes), the concentration at the prescribed point of any solid particles shall be such that the total mass of such solid particles does not exceed 0.1 gram per normal cubic meter of exhaust gas before mixing with air, smoke and other gases. In relation to the conduct of any trade, industry or process (other than the manufacture of aluminum from alumina) which emits fluorine, hydrofluoric acid or inorganic fluorine compounds from any source, the concentration at the prescribed point of fluorine, hydrofluoric acid or inorganic Fluorine compounds shall not exceed the equivalent of 0.1 gram of hydrofluoric acid per normal cubic meter of exhaust gas after completion of an operation and before mixing with air, smoke or other gases. In relation to any operation, industry or process which emits chlorine gas from any source, the concentration of chlorine gas at the prescribed point, after completion of an operation and before mixing with air, smoke or other gases, shall not exceed 0 · 2 grams of chlorine per normal cubic meter of exhaust gas.
In respect of any trade, industry or process by which hydrogen sulphide gas is emitted from any source, the concentration of hydrogen sulphide at the prescribed point shall not exceed 5 ppm by volume per e). In the application of sections 26 and 31 of this Act, the prescribed point for determining the standard of concentration and emission rate or the standard of concentration or emission rate of air pollutants in relation to fuel combustion equipment or industrial equipment shall apply. the facility is determined as prescribed in this regulation. The prescribed point must be located in accordance with the requirements of the United States Federal Register, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 40, Protection of the Environment, Part 60, 1981.
(4) (a) Where the occupier of premises satisfies the Director that, in relation to fuel-burning equipment or industrial installations, it is not practicable to comply with the provisions of sub-regulation (2), the Director shall make the prescribed point in respect of such fuel-burning equipment or industrial installation: Provided that the Director shall apply the provisions of sub-regulation (2) as closely as possible, taking into account the design and construction of the fuel-burning equipment or industrial installation. The sleeve must be mounted perpendicular to the axis of the stack. Description and address of planned location. who is the occupant of the above-mentioned planned buildings, hereby applies for the issuance of a permit under the Clean Air Act in respect of such planned buildings.
I,. being the occupier of the above scheduled premises, hereby apply for the renewal of the above license under the Clean Air Act 1963-1981 in respect of such scheduled premises. In accordance with the provisions of the Clean Air Act 1963-1981 this licence/renewal of license is issued to. with regard to planned premises located at in the State of Queensland, of which the planned premises mentioned. Detailed below are variations in the classification of the planned premises from the classification under the current licence.
Application for approval in accordance with section 27, subsection 1, to change the operating method or to install, change or replace equipment or plant.
J. TENNI
HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, in terms of the provisions of the Clean Air Act, amends the Schedule to that Act and is pleased to issue the following regulation. Gasworks based on coal, oil, natural gas or hydrocarbon derivatives-. a basic fee of $90 plus $11 for every one million gallons of water used per year. Furnace used for melting metals producing more than 50 tons of products per year-.
Any fuel-burning equipment that alone or collectively can consume more than 500 kg of combustible material per hour. a base fee of $90 plus $5 for every 100 kg of fuel per hour that uses capacity. Such fee shall be the fee corresponding to the classification or description for which the highest or highest fee is payable. In all other cases, the appropriate fee prescribed in sub-regulation (3) of this regulation. a) brick, tile, pipe or ceramic works producing more than 1 000 tonnes of earthenware products per year. (d) a premixed hot bitumen plant producing more than 1 000 tonnes of product per year. f) a crushing, grinding or gluing plant;. (g) treatment or processing of bauxite or alumina. (i) smelting or converting ores into metal of any kind;.
