Air Quality Issues (presented by CDPHE – APCD) - Compliance Session

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Colorado Rocky Mountain SWANA has invited CDPHE Air Pollution Control Division to share information on the current process and proposed process for the submittal of the Air Pollution Emission Notice and Construction Permit (based on the APEN) reporting, Petroleum Contaminated Soils (PCS) and Compost Greenhouse Gas (GHG) impacts.

This session is intended for all interested parties who operate, own, or consult for solid waste facilities but in particular for the smaller operations. How you answer the following questions may suggest attendance would be beneficial.

Do you have an APEN for your operation(s)?
When is your APEN renewal due?
When was the last time you checked your Construction Permit?
Do you have a current construction permit (yes you are supposed to have one)?
Do you have an updated Waste Design Capacity Report?
Do you take PCS?
Do you divert yard waste for chipping and/or composting?
Are you composting only?
Do you have a current APEN for your composting?
Do you have questions on the current or proposed air quality rules and regulations?

Agenda (9 AM to 4:45 PM):

9:00 AM	Introduction and Overview air quality permitting and reporting requirements: Definitions of terms Common problem areas Design Capacity Report AND Air Pollutant Emissions Notice (APEN)
10:15	Break
10:30	Reporting and Deadlines: Construction Permit (result of APEN) Self Certification Renewal Deadlines
11:30	Break for lunch and network discussion
The afternoon session is a result of the December 6, 2011 meeting in Denver hosted by CDPHE-APCD plus any input received by January 30, 2012 on draft forms, regulations and reports.
12:20 PM	Petroleum Contaminated Soils
1:15	Break
1:20	Solidification Basins
2:15	Break
2:20	Greenhouse Gas Rules and Updates
3:15	Break
3:20	Composting Rules and Updates (this session may be continued to the May composting technical session under development by the Colorado SWANA Chapter)
4:15	Q&A
4:45	Adjournment

Where:

Geotech Environmental Equipment, Inc.
2650 E 40th Ave,
Denver, CO 80205-3604

Phone: 303-320-4764

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Cost:

SWANA Members $15. Non-members $25. The costs are to offset for the lunch provided.

Registration:

Registration is required and CEUs will be offered for the entire session.

How to Pre-Register: Register on or before February 14, 2012 by completing one of the following:

Submit the form below.
Fax the completed form to: 970-498-5780, Attn: Stephen Gillette
Mail the completed form to:
Larimer County Solid Waste
5887 S. Taft Hill Road,
Ft. Collins, CO 80526

Cancellations made after noon on February 16, 2012 (and no shows) will forfeit their registration payment. The chapter reserves the right to submit a bill for no show unpaid registrations.

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Scholarship Opportunities:

The mission of the Colorado Rocky Mountain Chapter of SWANA is to advance environmentally and economically sound management of solid waste, and education is a primary goal for fulfilling that mission. The Chapter has budgeted money for training / education grants and scholarships to award to waste / recycling industry students and professionals. For more information, please visit the chapter’s website to request more information or to sign up for a scholarship opportunity.