Non-attainment provisions - review of new major stationary sources and major

modifications at existing major stationary sources - stationary source applicability and exemptions. (A) Start construction limitation. No owner or operator of a new major stationary source or major modification at an existing major stationary source located in a non-attainment area shall begin actual construction of such major stationary source or major modification unless, at a minimum, Rules 210A to 210G of the RCAP have been met and the owner or operator of the stationary source has obtained a valid Location Approval according to Rule 201 and a construction permit according to Rule 203. (B) Air pollutants covered. Rules 210A to 210G shall apply to any new major stationary source and any major modification at an existing major stationary source with respect to each regulated NSR pollutant that the stationary source would emit, except as this Rule would otherwise allow. (C) Attainment/non-attainment applicability. Except as provided in Rules 210A and 210C of the RCAP, Rules 210A to 210G of the RCAP apply only to any new major stationary source or major modification at an existing major stationary source that would be constructed in an area designated under 40 CFR 81.355 as non-attainment for an air pollutant for which the stationary source or modification is major. (D) Secondary emissions. If a major stationary source is subject to this Rule on the basis of the direct emissions from the major stationary source, the applicable conditions of this Rule shall also be met for secondary emissions. However, secondary emissions may be exempt from LAER requirements and compliance certification requirements under paragraphs (A)(1) and (A)(2) of Rule 210B. Consideration of the indirect impacts of motor vehicles and aircraft traffic regulated under Title II of the Clean Air Act (motor vehicles and aircraft) is not required under this Rule.