Missouri Air Conservation Commission
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Jefferson City, MO
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Missouri Air Conservation Commission.
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City
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Jefferson City
Address
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1101 Riverside Drive PO Box 176
Phone Number
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(573) 751-4817
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Missouri Air Conservation Commission
The commission received reports on compliance and enforcement activities, including concern reports and ongoing negotiations. The permit report detailed construction and operating permit applications and completions. The air quality planning segment covered staffing updates, proposed amendments to construction and operating permit rules, asbestos project regulations, and new rules regarding chemical accident prevention. Additionally, the director's report provided updates on ozone season exceedances, standard operating procedures for odor rules, and fee stakeholder discussions.
The meeting included reports on compliance and enforcement activities, including concern reports and finalized agreements. The permit report detailed construction and operating permit projects. The air quality planning report covered rule updates, state implementation plans, and ozone exceedance data. The Director's report addressed staffing vacancies, ozone season results, an odor sensitivity pilot study, and upcoming fee stakeholder updates. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding the control of sulfur dioxide emissions. The Sunshine Act was presented, and the commission conducted the election of officers for the upcoming year.
The meeting included the review of the Compliance and Enforcement Report, which covered topics such as open burning concerns, active negotiations, and finalized agreements. The Permit Report provided an overview of received and completed construction and operating permits. Furthermore, the Air Quality Planning Report addressed rule updates, EPA submittal tracking, state plans, and ozone nonattainment area statuses. A Director's Report was presented regarding staffing, and a public hearing was conducted concerning construction permit exemptions and emission credit restrictions.
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