I. Applications for permits shall be upon such forms, and shall include such information, as the commissioner requires under rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A in order to determine the nature of the air pollution potential for such device or non-Title V source. II. The commissioner shall act upon a permit application within a reasonable period of time. Prior to such action, the commissioner shall provide notice of the application by publication in at least one newspaper of general circulation. The commissioner shall also provide an opportunity for a hearing to interested persons. The requirement of public notice and hearing shall not apply to such devices or sources that will have, in the opinion of the commissioner, an insignificant effect on air quality. The commissioner may adopt rules relative to the requirements of public notice and hearing for such devices or sources. III. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the commissioner granting or denying a permit application may within 10 days of the decision file an appeal with the air resources council. The air resources council shall hold a hearing on any such appeal promptly, and shall thereafter issue a decision upholding, modifying or abrogating the commissioner's decision. IV. As a condition of any permit required, the commissioner may require payment of a fee to cover the reasonable costs of reviewing and acting upon the application for a permit and of implementing or enforcing the terms and conditions of a permit. The applicant shall pay any cost or expense associated with public notices or notifications in the permit process. The commissioner shall adopt rules relative to a fee schedule for applicants and the collection of fees under the schedule. All fees and monetary grants, gifts, donations, or interest generated by these funds shall be deposited with the state treasurer in a special nonlapsing fund to be known as the air resources fund and shall be continually appropriated to the department for the administration of this chapter. V. As a condition of any permit to operate under RSA 125-C:11, I-a, the commissioner may require payment of a fee to cover the reasonable costs of reviewing and acting upon the application for a permit to operate, permit renewal, and permit modification of an affected source, and of implementing or enforcing the terms and conditions of an affected source permit. The applicant shall pay any cost or expense associated with public notices or notifications in the permit process. The commissioner shall adopt rules relative to a fee schedule for applicants and the collection of fees under the schedule. Funds collected by the commissioner under this paragraph from permit fees shall be deposited in the air resources fund, shall be accounted for separately, and shall be used by the commissioner for the establishment and operation of a statewide system of permitting for the construction, operation, or modification of any new or existing affected source.
I. Applications for permits shall be upon such forms, and shall include such information, as the commissioner requires under rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A in order to determine the nature of the air pollution potential for such device or non-Title V source. II. The commissioner shall act upon a permit application within a reasonable period of time. Prior to such action, the commissioner shall provide notice of the application by publication in at least one newspaper of general circulation. The commissioner shall also provide an opportunity for a hearing to interested persons. The requirement of public notice and hearing shall not apply to such devices or sources that will have, in the opinion of the commissioner, an insignificant effect on air quality. The commissioner may adopt rules relative to the requirements of public notice and hearing for such devices or sources. III. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the commissioner granting or denying a permit application may within 10 days of the decision file an appeal with the air resources council. The air resources council shall hold a hearing on any such appeal promptly, and shall thereafter issue a decision upholding, modifying or abrogating the commissioner's decision. IV. As a condition of any permit required, the commissioner may require payment of a fee to cover the reasonable costs of reviewing and acting upon the application for a permit and of implementing or enforcing the terms and conditions of a permit. The applicant shall pay any cost or expense associated with public notices or notifications in the permit process. The commissioner shall adopt rules relative to a fee schedule for applicants and the collection of fees under the schedule. All fees and monetary grants, gifts, donations, or interest generated by these funds shall be deposited with the state treasurer in a special nonlapsing fund to be known as the air resources fund and shall be continually appropriated to the department for the administration of this chapter. V. As a condition of any permit to operate under RSA 125-C:11, I-a, the commissioner may require payment of a fee to cover the reasonable costs of reviewing and acting upon the application for a permit to operate, permit renewal, and permit modification of an affected source, and of implementing or enforcing the terms and conditions of an affected source permit. The applicant shall pay any cost or expense associated with public notices or notifications in the permit process. The commissioner shall adopt rules relative to a fee schedule for applicants and the collection of fees under the schedule. Funds collected by the commissioner under this paragraph from permit fees shall be deposited in the air resources fund, shall be accounted for separately, and shall be used by the commissioner for the establishment and operation of a statewide system of permitting for the construction, operation, or modification of any new or existing affected source.
I. Applications for permits shall be upon such forms, and shall include such information, as the commissioner requires under rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A in order to determine the nature of the air pollution potential for such device or non-Title V source. II. The commissioner shall act upon a permit application within a reasonable period of time. Prior to such action, the commissioner shall provide notice of the application by publication in at least one newspaper of general circulation. The commissioner shall also provide an opportunity for a hearing to interested persons. The requirement of public notice and hearing shall not apply to such devices or sources that will have, in the opinion of the commissioner, an insignificant effect on air quality. The commissioner may adopt rules relative to the requirements of public notice and hearing for such devices or sources. III. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the commissioner granting or denying a permit application may within 10 days of the decision file an appeal with the air resources council. The air resources council shall hold a hearing on any such appeal promptly, and shall thereafter issue a decision upholding, modifying or abrogating the commissioner's decision. IV. As a condition of any permit required, the commissioner may require payment of a fee to cover the reasonable costs of reviewing and acting upon the application for a permit and of implementing or enforcing the terms and conditions of a permit. The applicant shall pay any cost or expense associated with public notices or notifications in the permit process. The commissioner shall adopt rules relative to a fee schedule for applicants and the collection of fees under the schedule. All fees and monetary grants, gifts, donations, or interest generated by these funds shall be deposited with the state treasurer in a special nonlapsing fund to be known as the air resources fund and shall be continually appropriated to the department for the administration of this chapter. V. As a condition of any permit to operate under RSA 125-C:11, I-a, the commissioner may require payment of a fee to cover the reasonable costs of reviewing and acting upon the application for a permit to operate, permit renewal, and permit modification of an affected source, and of implementing or enforcing the terms and conditions of an affected source permit. The applicant shall pay any cost or expense associated with public notices or notifications in the permit process. The commissioner shall adopt rules relative to a fee schedule for applicants and the collection of fees under the schedule. Funds collected by the commissioner under this paragraph from permit fees shall be deposited in the air resources fund, shall be accounted for separately, and shall be used by the commissioner for the establishment and operation of a statewide system of permitting for the construction, operation, or modification of any new or existing affected source.
