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Facility DEC ID: 8262000129 PERMIT Under the Environmental Conservation Law (ECL) IDENTIFICATION INF

Facility DEC ID: 8262000129 PERMIT Under the Environmental Conservation Law (ECL) IDENTIFICATION INF 2025

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The document is an air pollution control permit issued to Monroe Newpower Corporation for the Monroe Community College Cogen Facility in Rochester, NY. It outlines the facility's operations involving cogeneration equipment and hot water boilers, with a specific emission cap of 98 tons per year for carbon monoxide. The permit includes compliance requirements, monitoring conditions, and responsibilities of the permittee regarding environmental regulations under the Environmental Conservation Law.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Permit Type' and 'Permit ID' at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as these are critical identifiers.
Fill in the 'Effective Date' and confirm that there is no expiration date listed, as indicated in the document.
Complete the 'Permit Issued To' section with the name and address of MONROE NEWPOWER CORPORATION, ensuring all details match exactly.
In the 'Facility' section, input details for MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COGEN FACILITY, including its address.
Review and fill out contact information for both permittee and facility contacts, ensuring phone numbers are correct.
Carefully read through each condition listed under 'LIST OF CONDITIONS', making notes of any compliance requirements that may need your attention.

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Why do I need an EPA ID number?

Usually, it will be obvious when requested information is environmental for example, information about land development, pollution levels, energy production, and waste management.

What is an environmental ID?

Environmental Impact Identification (ENVID) is a structured examination of environmental aspects for a facility for early identification of environmental concerns that may affect environment. The outcome of an ENVID is used to optimize the design and operational philosophy to minimize environmental impact.

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Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) identification numbers are used to identify and track hazardous waste as it moves its way from generator to transporter to final disposal facility (cradle-to-grave).

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The term potential to emit means that an emission point with no enforceable restrictions on its hours of operation is allowed to operate 24 hours per day over 365 days per year, or a total of 8760 hours per year.