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8th Floor, L&C Annex
401 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37243-1551
1-800-734-3619
(615) 532-8012 in Nashville
General Information
TDEC's Self Disclosure Policy
Sample Request for Monetary Penalty Waiver Letter
Emergencey Planning and Community Right to Know Act (exit TDEC)
Energy conservation and efficiency
Hazardous Air Pollutants list (exit TDEC)
Risk Management Program - Clean Air Act Section 112(r)
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan (exit TDEC)
Source/Sector Information
NESHAP (MACT) standards by affected source category (exit TDEC)
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Hot Mix Asphalt Plants
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Ready Mix Concrete
Reinforced Plastic Composites
Retail Gasoline Marketers
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Risk Management Program
Solid/Hazardous Waste
Storm Water Management
Construction: NPDES permit brochure
ECOS: Small Communities
Publications
Hot Mix Asphalt Producers: Are you in Compliance?
There are a number of potential environmental impacts related to the production of Hot Mix Asphalt. As a facility owner, your asphalt production operation requires environmental permits. To help address air permit requirements, an Air Compliance - Checklist has been prepared by SBEAP for asphalt plants. Some of the air compliance issues facing your industry include fugitive dust, blue smoke, open burning and emissions that occur during asphalt production.
Air permits are issued from regulatory agencies such as Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation’s Air Pollution Control Division (APC). Contact your local Air Pollution Control agency if your facility is located in Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga or Memphis. If you’re a small source the SBEAP can assist you with completing your permit applications. For State of Tennessee air permit applications: (Click) - APC 20 and 33 to get copies.
If you currently have an air permit, remember to re-apply at least 60 days or more (check permit condition) before your permit expires. If your source is small and you need a construction air permit, you should allow 60 days before any construction activity and larger sources should allow at least 120 days. An application fee is due with the application (Click here for application fee). Once a permit is issued, you should carefully read your permit conditions.
For more information about Tennessee's Small Business Environmental Assistance Program, please contact the program at 1-800-734-3619 or by email at [email protected].