D3-3 EMISSION SOURCE (REDUCTION AND RECYCLING ACTIVITIES)
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1 D3-3 EMISSION SOURCE ( AND RECYCLING ) REVISED 7/20/2001 FORSYTH COUNTY - APPLICATION FOR AIR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT/OPERATE FACILITY NAME: CURRENT FACILITY PERMIT NUMBER (if applicable): REPORTING S FOR : FACILITY-WIDE OR SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE? IF SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE, SOURCE I.D. NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION: POLLUTANT EMITTED SOURCE EMITTED LAST EMITTED THIS AMOUNT REDUCED (IF APPLICABLE) PLANNED CY:( ) (ENTER CODES*) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (ENTER CODES*) COMMENTS: Signature: * Refer to list of "Source Reduction and Recycling Activity Codes" Date:
2 COMPLETING THE D3-3 FORM Instructions, Activity Codes, Frequently Asked Questions, Three Example D3-3 Forms, and Blank D3-3 Form INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE D3-3 FORM D3-3 - EMISSION SOURCE ( AND RECYCLING ) This form may be used for fulfilling the requirements of Rules 3Q.0206, 3Q.0304, and 3Q.0507 of the Forsyth County Air Quality Technical Code (FCAQTC), which state that a source reduction and recycling description must be submitted along with each: (a) (b) (c) payment of an annual permit fee [Rule 3Q. 0206(d)], permit application for modification of an existing facility [Rules 3Q. 0304(b)(2)(A) and 3Q.0507(d)(2)(A)], and permit application for a new facility [Rules 3Q. 0304(b)(2)(B) and 3Q.0507(d)(2)(B)]. This form should be completed for each facility source reduction or recycling activity. If no reductions were made throughout the facility during the previous year, only one inclusive form is necessary. In the event of a modification of an existing permit, quantify the reductions realized by the modified or new emission source, as well as any amendments to facility-wide plans for future reduction activities. FACILITY-WIDE OR SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE? Indicate whether the data on this form refers to the facility or a specific emission source. If this form is being used for a single emission source, please include EMISSION SOURCE DESCRIPTION AND SOURCE ID NO. (found on your permit to operate): Describe the emission source for which this form applies POLLUTANT EMITTED: Identify the air contaminants (e.g. regulated criteria pollutants {PM, PM10, SO2, NOx, VOC, CO, Pb}, TAPs or HAPs) emitted from this emission source.
3 SOURCE (ENTER CODES): From the attached list of source reduction and recycling codes, chose the code that most accurately identifies the current source reduction and recycling activities being utilized for the emission of this pollutant from this emission source. If no source reduction activities have been implemented in the past year, enter NC (No change from the previous year). EMITTED LAST : Quantify the amount of this pollutant emitted before the current source reduction and recycling activities were utilized in pounds/year and convert to tons/year. EMITTED THIS : Quantify the amount of this pollutant emitted after the utilization of the current source reduction and recycling activities in pounds/year and convert to tons/year. PLANNED SOURCE (ENTER CODES): From the attached list of source reduction and recycling codes, chose the code that most accurately identifies the planned source reduction and recycling activities being utilized for the emission of this pollutant from this emission source. If no new source reduction activities are planned, write NP (no planned source reduction activities). COMMENTS This area can be used to specify codes or for miscellaneous comments. Use additional pages if needed. Refer to this Office's P2 webpage for more information on pollution prevention opportunities. (
4 SOURCE AND RECYCLING ACTIVITY CODES To be used with the D3-3 Form NO RECORDED NC: No source reduction activities implemented in the previous year NP: No planned source reduction activities RECYCLING W01: On-site beneficial use/reuse W02: Off-site beneficial use/reuse SOURCE Good Operating Practices W11: Began to segregate types of hazardous waste to make them more amenable to recycling W12: Began to segregate (stopped combining) hazardous waste from nonhazardous waste (Note: for purposes of hazardous waste from nonhazardous waste reporting, reduces volume of hazardous waste, but does not reduce total waste volume) W13: Improved maintenance scheduling, record-keeping, or procedures W14: Changed production schedule to minimize equipment and feedstock changeovers W19: Other changes in operating practices (Specify in Comments ) Inventory Control (Instituted procedures to ensure that materials do not stay in inventory beyond shelf-life) W22: Began to test outdated material continue to use if still effective W23: Eliminated shelf-life requirements for stable materials W24: Instituted better labeling procedures W25: Instituted clearinghouse to exchange materials that would otherwise be discarded W29: Other (Specify in Comments ) Spill and Leak Prevention W31: Improved storage or stacking procedures W32: Improved procedures for loading, unloading, and transfer operations W33: Installed overflow alarms or automatic shut-off valves W34: Installed secondary equipment W35: Installed vapor recovery systems W36: Implemented inspection or monitoring program of potential spill or leak sources W39: Other (Specify in Comments )
5 Raw Material Modifications W41: Increased purity of raw materials W42: Substituted raw materials (Specify in Comments ) W49: Other (Specify in Comments ) Process Modifications W51: Instituted closed-loop recycling W52: Modified equipment, layout, or piping W53: Changed process catalyst W54: Instituted better controls on operating conditions (flow rate, temperature, pressure, residence time) W55: Changed from small volume containers to bulk containers to minimize discarding of empty containers W58: Other (Specify in Comments ) Cleaning and Degreasing W59: Modified stripping/cleaning equipment W60: Changed to mechanical stripping/cleaning devices (from solvents or other materials) W61: Changed to aqueous cleaners (from solvents or other materials) W62: Reduced the number of solvents used, to make waste more amenable to recycling W63: Modified containment procedures for cleaning units W64: Improved draining procedures W65: Redesigned parts racks to reduce dragout W66: Modified or installed rinse systems W67: Improved rinse equipment design W68: Improved rinse equipment operation W71: Other (Specify in Comments ) Surface Preparation and Finishing W72: Modified spray systems or equipment W73: Substituted coating materials used W74: Improved application techniques W75: Changed from spray to other system W78: Other (Specify in Comments ) Product Modifications W81: Changed product specifications W82: Modified design or composition W83: Modified packaging W89: Other (Specify in Comments ) Other Source Reduction Activity W99: Specify in Comments (Including non-air-related source reduction/recycling efforts)
6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE D3-3 FORM When do I submit a D3-3 form? The D3-3 form should be submitted annually at invoice time and when applying for modifications to your permit. If requested with the invoice, it is due at the same time as your payment, usually 30 days after you receive the invoice. Why is this information required each year? This information is collected annually in order to promote, acknowledge, and quantify Pollution Prevention initiatives/activities in Forsyth County. Do I need to complete a separate form for every emission source at my facility? In most cases, no. However, if modifying one source or if it does not make sense to complete a facility-wide inventory of reduction activities, then do each source separately. Where do I find emission source ID numbers? Emission source ID numbers can be found on your permit to operate or other sources, including forms A3, A4, or E3. What if it is a new emission source and doesn t have an emission source ID number yet? In this case, use whatever ID number was used on your application for the modification. What do all of these acronyms stand for? P2: Pollution Prevention FCAQTC: Forsyth County Air Quality Technical Code TAPs: Toxic Air Pollutants HAPs: Hazardous Air Pollutants
7 EXAMPLE #1: Facility-Wide WITHOUT reduction and recycling activities D3-3 EMISSION SOURCE ( AND RECYCLING ) REVISED 7/20/2001 FACILITY NAME: FORSYTH COUNTY - APPLICATION FOR AIR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT/OPERATE Clean Industry, Inc. - Reynolda Road Plant CURRENT FACILITY PERMIT NUMBER (if applicable): #08888 REPORTING S FOR : 2001 FACILITY-WIDE OR SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE? Facility-Wide IF SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE, SOURCE I.D. NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION: n/a POLLUTANT EMITTED SOURCE EMITTED LAST EMITTED THIS AMOUNT REDUCED (IF APPLICABLE) PLANNED CY:( 2002 ) (ENTER CODES*) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (ENTER CODES*) NC NP COMMENTS: No source reduction activities are ongoing or planned for the future. Signature: Don't forget to sign your form!!! Date: February 2, 2002 * Refer to list of "Source Reduction and Recycling Activity Codes"
8 EXAMPLE #2: Facility-Wide WITH reduction and recycling activities D3-3 EMISSION SOURCE ( AND RECYCLING ) REVISED 7/20/2001 FACILITY NAME: FORSYTH COUNTY - APPLICATION FOR AIR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT/OPERATE Clean Industry, Inc. - Outside City Plant CURRENT FACILITY PERMIT NUMBER (if applicable): #08889 REPORTING S FOR : 2001 FACILITY-WIDE OR SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE? Facility-Wide IF SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE, SOURCE I.D. NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION: n/a POLLUTANT EMITTED SOURCE EMITTED LAST EMITTED THIS AMOUNT REDUCED (IF APPLICABLE) PLANNED CY:( 2002 ) (ENTER CODES*) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (ENTER CODES*) PM W NP VOC W W64 * W99 W99 COMMENTS: * Non-air-related reduction activities: Our office implemented an office paper recycling program in November The amount reduced is unquantifiable at this time, but we hope to generate numbers soon. In the coming months, we plan to add cardboard and aluminum can recycling programs. Signature: Don't forget to sign your form!!! Date: February 2, 2002 * Refer to list of "Source Reduction and Recycling Activity Codes"
9 EXAMPLE #3: Specific Emission Source WITH reduction and recycling activities D3-3 EMISSION SOURCE ( AND RECYCLING ) REVISED 7/20/2001 FACILITY NAME: FORSYTH COUNTY - APPLICATION FOR AIR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT/OPERATE Clean Industry, Inc. - Downtown Plant CURRENT FACILITY PERMIT NUMBER (if applicable): #08887 REPORTING S FOR : 2001 FACILITY-WIDE OR SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE? Specific Emission Source IF SPECIFIC EMISSION SOURCE, SOURCE I.D. NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION: Spray Booth - ES1 POLLUTANT EMITTED SOURCE EMITTED LAST EMITTED THIS AMOUNT REDUCED (IF APPLICABLE) PLANNED CY:( 2002 ) (ENTER CODES*) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (LBS/YR) (TONS/YR) (ENTER CODES*) Toluene W W72 COMMENTS: Signature: Don't forget to sign your form!!! Date: February 2, 2002 * Refer to list of "Source Reduction and Recycling Activity Codes"
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