211. FEES

211 FEES 211.1 Except as noted under § 211.4, owners or operators of sources required to obtain or renew a permit under this chapter for the construction, modification, or operation of a stationary source, or the installation, modification or operation of any air pollution control device on a stationary source, shall pay all fees applicable according to the following table: Combustion Equipment $500 Cogeneration Unit, less than 1 Megawatt $2,000 Cogeneration Unit, equal to or larger than 1 Megawatt $500 Emergency Engines (Less than 1,340 hp) $1,000 Emergency Engines (Equal to or greater than 1,340 hp) $300 Fuel Burning Equipment – Small (Heat input less than 10 million Btu per hour) $500 Fuel Burning Equipment – Medium (Heat input equal to or greater than 10 million Btu per hour, but less than 40 million Btu per hour) $1,000 Fuel Burning Equipment – Large (Heat input equal to or greater than 40 million Btu per hour) $1,000 Non-Emergency Engines (Less than 1,340 hp) $2,000 Non-Emergency Engines (Equal to or greater than 1,340 hp) Other Equipment or Activities $1,000 Asphalt Plant $500 Concrete Plant - Portable $500 Crushers and Screens $250 Degreaser – Cold Solvent Tank $500 Dry Cleaning Facility (using perchlorethylene, petroleum solvents, or n-propyl bromide) $1,000 Gasoline Dispensing Station $500 Intaglio, Flexographic, and Rotogravure Printing $500 Lithograph or Letterpress Printing Operation $500 Miscellaneous Parts Paint Spray Booth $500 Mobile Equipment Refinishing $5,000 New Source Review (NSR) Permit (applicable to initial construction permits only) Facility Wide Permit $5,000 Plantwide Applicability Limit (PAL) Permit 211.2 If the stationary source or air pollution control device on a stationary source is not covered under § 211.1, the permit fee shall be one thousand dollars ($1,000). 211.3 The fee for a variance shall be one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500). 211.4 Owners or operators who obtain a permit with a condition under § 200.6 shall pay permit fees pursuant to § 305.5. 211.5 Fees for permits issued pursuant to § 200.8 shall be prorated based on the number of years, or parts of years, that the permit is valid (rounded up to the next one-year increment). 211.6 Sources may apply for a permit with an effective period less than the default permit term, and pay a prorated fee (rounded up to the next one-year increment). SOURCE: Notice of Final Rulemaking published at 67 DCR 6789 (June 5, 2020). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Environment 20 DCMR § 211