Air Pollution Control Permits to "Construct"

Many human activities cause some level of air pollution. Air pollution control permits are required to make sure the activities will comply with regulations and outdoor air quality standards designed to protect public health and welfare. The Engineering Services Section issues permits to regulate activities that have the potential to generate air pollutant releases to the outside air. Construction permits are required before a project can be installed, constructed or modified. Some common regulated activities in Vermont include: wood products industries, rock and gravel crushing operations, large fuel burning equipment, surface coating operations (such as spray painting), incinerators, and industrial processes involving the application of plastics, rubbers, and resins.

List of available documents [in Portable Document Format (PDF) unless otherwise noted]:

1. Construction Permit Application Requirements - New or Modified Stationary Sources

2. Permit Application Guidance for Crematories

3. Certification of Information Accuracy and Consent for Access to Property Form

4. Transfer of Ownership Permit Application Form

Transfer of Ownership Permit Application Form

5. Permit Application Fee Schedule

6. Air Quality Impact Evaluation - Ambient Background Values

For Online Copy of Applications and Draft Permits for Major NSR Construction Permits Click Here