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• City of Bremerton PERMIT NUMBER: BB17 00538 Department of Community Development DATE ISSUED: 07/18/2017 • CITY or 345-6th Street,Ste.600,Bremerton WA 98337 SITE ADDRESS:6000 W WERNER RD STE B BREMERTON (360)473-5275 Fax:(360)473-5278 ASSESSOR NUMBER: 202401-1-004-2007 ZONING: FC Name Phone Address Access Code APPLICANT: GENERAL DYNAMICS NASSCO 360-782-5624 423 PACIFIC AVE STE 200 49A0Q-A1T7U BREMERTON,WA 98337 OWNER: SOUND WEST WERNER ROAD LLC 423 PACIFIC AVE STE 402 D6D2D-JBCMI BREMERTON,WA 98337-1948 CONTRACTOR: LENDER: SUBMITTED: 07/10/2017 APPROVED: 07/18/2017 EXPIRATION: 01/14/2018 STATUS: ISSUED VALUATION: $67,350.00 Commercial Building Permit w/Mechanical/Plumbing GENERAL DYNAMICS-INSTALL A NEW BLAST BOOTH GENERAL DYNAMICS-INSTALL A NEW BLAST BOOTH Building Permit $750.00 Plan Review Fee $487.50 Building Code Edition: I. State Surcharge $4.50 Occupancy Group: Technology Fee $37.50 Type of Construction: �' Flood Zone: l t TOTAL FEES: $1,279.50 Setbacks: ////:(F/L/RT/R/O) / i . Sanitation Method: '— Number of Bedrooms: Inspection Requests: FIRE:Fire Inspections (360)473-5386 DCD:Building Inspections: (360)473-5870 HEALTH:Kitsap County Health District (360)337-5285 L&I:Department of Labor and Industries (360)415-4000 PW&U:Public Works-Engineering (360)473-5270 This permit shall become null and void if the described work authorized by this permit has not commenced within 180 days from the date of issuance,or if the work is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 180 days.It is the responsibility of the permit holder to see that the required inspections are made.Failure to obtain required inspections may result in stoppage of the work until such time that the permit holder can susbstantiate to the City of Bremerton that the concealed work meets or exceeds code requirements.Any demolition,testing,or financial burden shall be borne directly by the permit holder.Failure to substantiate code requirements will indemnify the City against any and all responsibility or liability connected with the construction.I hereby certify that I have read and examined this permit and know the same to be true and correct.All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not.The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel provisions of any State or local law regulating construction or the performance of the construction.If listing the owner as general contractor, I certify that I am exempt from the requirements of the State Contractor's Registration Law under Section 3,Chapter 126,Laws of 1967.All revisions to an approved plan require DCD review and approval prior to performing work.All building and tenant occupancy permits are required to pass final inspection prior to permit expiration and obtain a certificate of occupancy prior to use or occupancy. I have read,and agree to abide by the condition this permit' ding all conditions of zoning,building codes,and State and Federal laws. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT: PRINTED NAME: SEA-r•r GO KldepW DATE: 77/b2/2. ' CONDITIONS ` Printed by:Mountjoy,Margret on:07/18/2017 02:51 PM Page 1 of 3 City of Bremerton PERMIT NUMBER: BB17 00538 Department of Community Development DATE ISSUED: 07/18/2017 • CITY o• 345-6th Street,Ste.600,Bremerton WA 98337 SITE ADDRESS:6000 W WERNER RD STE B BREMERTON (360)473-5275 Fax:(360)473-5278 ASSESSOR NUMBER: 202401-1-004-2007 ZONING: FC Name Phone Address Access Code APPLICANT: GENERAL DYNAMICS NASSCO 360-782-5624 423 PACIFIC AVE STE 200 49A0Q-A1T7U BREMERTON,WA 98337 OWNER: SOUND WEST WERNER ROAD LLC 423 PACIFIC AVE STE 402 D6D2D-JBCMI BREMERTON,WA 98337-1948 CONTRACTOR: LENDER: SUBMITTED: 07/10/2017 APPROVED: 07/18/2017 EXPIRATION: 01/14/2018 STATUS: ISSUED By applying for this permit,the applicant has granted to the City of Bremerton the right to enter the above-described location at reasonable times to inspect the proposed,in-progress or completed work performed under this permit to ensure compliance with the permit conditions and other applicable laws and regulations.Should such entry be refused,all authorizations and approvals contained in this permit shall be immediately suspended and any work performed under the permit shall immediately cease until authorized in writing by the City of Bremerton. Work performed in violation of this condition shall be considered to have been performed without the approval of the City of Bremerton.The City of Bremerton's approval of this application pertains only to the City's regulatory jurisdiction,and thus compliance with City regulations does not necessarily ensure compliance with federal or state laws. 1. (DCD-50) Final Inspection Required:All building permits shall have a final inspection performed and approved by the City of Bremerton Department of Community Development prior to permit expiration.The failure to request a final inspection or failure to obtain final approval prior to expiration may require a reactivation fee,or a new permit application if more than a year has passed with no activity.The permit expires 180 days past the date of inactivity. Required inspections:Any work required to be inspected and that is covered before such inspection may be required to be uncovered so that the inspection may be performed. Examples of inspections to be performed before covering are mechanical rough-in,plumbing rough-in,gas piping,framing,and sheetrock nailing. 2. (DCD-01) ASBESTOS AND LEAD-BASED PAINT: ASBESTOS:Prior to performing any renovation or demolition work,Puget Sound Clean Air Agency and Washington Department of Labor and Industries(L&I)regulations require an asbestos survey be performed to determine whether there are asbestos-containing materials in the work area or structure. The asbestos survey must be conducted by and EPA-certified (AHERA)building inspector(except renovation or owner-occupied single family residences).For more information,please contact Clean Air Agency through their web site at www.pscleanair.org or by phone at 800-552-3565 or 206-343-8800. The L&I web site can be found at www.lni.wa.gov/TradesLicensing/LicensingReq/Asbestos/default.asp. LEAD-BASED PAINT:A contractor or person receiving compensation who is performing renovation,repairs or painting on a residential building or a child-occupied facility built before 1978,must be trained and certified by an accredited training provider,and registered as a Renovator by the Washington State Department of Commerce-Lead-Based Paint Program. For further information please contact:The Department of Commerce website at:www.commerce.wa.gov/lead,or call: (360) 586-LEAD(5323). CONTRACTOR:A contractor's registration issued by Washington State Dept.of Labor&Industries is required for anyone who contracts or submits bids for construction work,including new construction,alterations,repairs,or anyone who consults or superintends,improves,demolishes,develops residential property for sale,or"flips"houses.Contact L&I at(360)415- 4000 for information. 3. (DCD-02) DCD:Validity of permit.The issuance or granting of a permit shall not be construed to be a permit for,or an approval of,any violation of any of the provisions of the Washington State Building code or of any other ordinance of the City of Bremerton. Permits presuming to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of the Washington State Building code or other ordinances of the City of Bremerton shall not be valid.The issuance of a permit based on construction documents and other data shall not prevent the building official from requiring the correction of errors in the construction documents and other data.The building official is also authorized to prevent occupancy or use of a structure where in violation of the Washington State Building code or of any other ordinances of the City of Bremerton. 4. (DCD-47) DCD:Reinspection Fee:All approved plans,the printed building permit,and the permit inspection placard,are required to be on-site for inspection purposes,and work to be inspected shall be complete and ready for inspection.If an inspection is called for and plans are not available on site,or the work is not ready for inspection,approval will not be granted.In addition,a re- inspection fee will be charged and must be collected by the Department of Community Development prior to any further inspections being performed or approvals granted. 5. (DCD-14) DCD: Approved Plans,Engineering,Site Plan,Permit,and Conditions shall remain on site and be available for inspection. Any changes to plans shall be approved before construction is performed.Architect or engineer of record shall approve the change before submitting a revision.A revision is subject to a revision fee and additional fees for plan review and inspections. 6. (DCD-08) Plumbing work shall be performed by a Level 01 Journeyman Plumber licensed in the state of Washington. Residential plumbing work may be performed by a Level 01 or:Level 02 Journeyman Plumber licensed in the state of Washington.Single family residential plumbing work may be performed by the owner. Printed by:Mountjoy,Margret on:07/18/2017 02:51 PM Page 2 of 3 City of Bremerton PERMIT NUMBER: BB17 00538 Department of Community Development DATE ISSUED: 07/18/2017 CITY r r r o F 345-6th Street,Ste.600,Bremerton WA 98337 SITE ADDRESS:6000 W WERNER RD STE B BREMERTON= (360)473-5275 Fax:(360)473-5278 ASSESSOR NUMBER: 202401-1-004-2007 ZONING: FC Name Phone Address Access Code APPLICANT: GENERAL DYNAMICS NASSCO 360-782-5624 423 PACIFIC AVE STE 200 49A0Q-A1T7U BREMERTON,WA 98337 OWNER: SOUND WEST WERNER ROAD LLC 423 PACIFIC AVE STE 402 D6D2D-JBCMI BREMERTON,WA 98337-1948 CONTRACTOR: LENDER: SUBMITTED: 07/10/2017 APPROVED: 07/18/2017 EXPIRATION: 01/14/2018 STATUS: ISSUED 7. (DCD-10) A separate electrical permit issued through Labor&Industries(L&I)is required for any new,modified,repair,replacement, service,maintenance,or temporary installations.Electrical work is inspected by L&I prior to cover and the framing inspection.Contact L&I at 360-415-4000 or www.lni.wa.gov.(RCW 19.28) 8. (DCD-58) To satisfy public records retention requirements and public disclosure requests,a set of as-built plans in electronic format shall be submitted to the Building Dept.before the final building inspection is scheduled.The format may be in.pdf (preferred),.jpg,or.tif electronic files and submitted on CD,flash drive or other acceptable method as determined by the information technology specialist.As-built plans include the civil drawings,site plan,floor plans,construction and structural drawings,and facility systems. 9. (DCD-5I) Certificate of Occupancy:A Certificate of Occupancy must be issued for the building prior to use and occupancy.Please call (360)473-5870 to schedule the required final building inspection after the final Development Engineering,Public Works, Planning Department,Health District and L&I Electrical inspections have been performed and approved.OCCUPANCY— Certificate of Occupancy inspections by Building and Fire Departments after the occupancy is stocked and stored and before opening to the public may be requested by email at Michael.Six@ci.bremerton.wa.us or(360)473-5870. 10. (DCD-9I) Call before you dig: Calling 811,two business days before you begin digging,will alert utilities to come out and mark THEIR buried lines from the street to your house For FREE! ��pp IL (LU29) No sign shall be placed,erected,or displayed without first obtaining a sign permit unless exempted under BMC 20.52.040. (1!-----v Sign size and placement regulations can be found in BMC 20.52. Off-premise signage is prohibited. MINIMUM INSPECTIONS REQUIRED To request an inspection,please call(360)473-5870 and be sure to provide your permit number,name on permit,site address,contact phone number,and inspection type.To register for on-line inspection access,visit the City's website at www.ci.bremerton.wa.us. Inspection Description MECHANICAL Mechanical Rough-In ELECTRICAL COVER L&I-Electrical Cover Inspection Before Framing(State of Washington) ELECTRICAL FINAL L&I-Electrical Final Inspection FIRE-FINAL FIRE-Final Inspection FINAL-BUILDING Final Inspection-Building Printed by:Mountjoy,Margret on:07/18/2017 02:51 PM Page 3 of 3 rn r mrm- K '3 D -0 D co pm Z m vi O ' rnm 0 :m' ©r' Hi A C D D D n a O Z. .. 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Date: Phone#: (_3E,o ) 7V.-c4,c:Q Bremerton Business License: Authorized Agent Name: PA-0 L Contact Name: Address: y? f,;-c(Glc, 4t'F Contact Phone#: ( ) City, State, Zip: gi2..rti4, ,TA.) toh Email address: Phone#: ( 260) S -5-10, S� Tax ID/Parcel#: 2u,t 1101.-I-004— )007 Email address: 4) 6c Tij�� s IvacceoxiiR/r)ti,:(c0.^- 71 Sewer n Septic (What thea., ,altion for?(Please check) Q New �; �����i kr i reform Addition n NEW COMMERCIAL n TENANT IMPROVEMENT WITH WORK n COMMERCIAL REMODEL n OCCUPANCY WITH CHANGE OF USE n COMMERCIAL ADDITION n NEW SIGN n COMMERCIAL REPAIR n GRADING(Cubic Yards: n NEW MULTI-FAMILY n REROOF OTHER: A' i,Cl G_�.,/,9-JiY' i/t" t-n'LL-- n DEMOLITION Interior Exterior** Foundation Wall** Roof/Section** **Separate demolition permit and fees required. Contact Public Works for sewer cap permit(473-5270). Sewer must be capped prior to demolition permit issuance. IS THIS PROPERTY WITHIN 200 FEET OF A SHORELINE? YES n NO 1321 Scope of work proposed/Type of Business: FR_62i4/41'iv<i 5j661-6hori osi7 ,l/ /r.6,4>, f Square Footage: Building: Construction Type: 4EA/ /4/,7-iG//c4/.5-= Valuation I Plan Review Fee I Permit Fee Surcharge ITech Fee I Total Fees 67, 3 � Application for which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitation,and plans and other data submitted for review may thereafter be returned to the applicant or destroyed by the building official. The building official may extend the time for action by the applicant for a period not exceeding 180 days on request by the applicant,showing the circumstances beyond the control of the applicant have prevented action from being taken. No applicant shall be extended more than once. In order to renew action on an application after expiration, a applicant Ire it plans and pay a new plan review fee. 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Agency I Applicant:PSNS General Dynamics—NASSCO-Bremerton NOC Number: 11366 Project Location:6000813 Werner Road,Bremerton,WA 9832 Registration Number:21177 Applicant Name and Phone:Sean Goulden,(360)271-1382 NAICS:928110 Engineer:Alfredo Arroyo Inspector: Max Scarberry A. DESCRIPTION For the Order of Approval: Installation of a booth for the abrasive blasting of steel subassemblies.The booth is designed with a pulse jet dust collector.Volume of the fully-enclosed booth is about 4,000 cubic feet and the design flow rate is 3,200 cfm. Permitting Action Description: Prior to the establishment of a new source,the new source is required by Se tion 6.03(a)of the Agency's Regulation Ito undergo New Source Review(NSR).For PSNS, eir booth qualifies as a new source,therefore,is required to undergo NSR.Since the booth is not a ew exempt source identified in Sections 6.03(b)and(c)of the Agency's Regulation I, '-• - General D amics— NASSCO—Bremerton is required to submit a Notice of Construction(NO I)application to the Agency. New source is defined in WAC 173-400-030 as,"the construction or modif cation of a stationary source that increases the amount of any air contaminant emitted by such so ce or that results in the emission of any air contaminant not previously emitted;and any other proje t that constitutes a new source under the Federal Clean Air Act. New Source Review Criteria: Approval of the NOC application is contingent on verifying that the establi•hment of the booth will likely meet the following NSR criteria: • Air Quality Regulations[Regulatory Basis:adopted by reference AC 173-400-113(1)]. Establishment of the booth will likely comply with all applicable:' quality regulations such as federal new source performance standards(NSPS),national emi'sion standards for hazardous air pollutants(NESHAPs),performance standards adopt:d under chapter 70.94 of the Revised Code of Washington(RCW),and the Agency's Regula ions I,II,and III.For this booth,no NSPS or NESHAP applies. • BACT[Regulatory Basis:adopted by reference WAC 173-400-113(2)].The booth will implement"Best Available Control Technology"(BACT)for all n= emissions of regulated air pollutants. • Protection of Ambient Air Quality[Regulatory Basis:adopted b reference WAC 173-400- 113(3)].Predicted worst case impacts of criteria air pollutants from the establishment of the booth will not cause or contribute to violation of any National and ashington Ambient Air Quality Standards(NAAQS and WAAQS). • Washington State Air Toxics Rule[Regulatory Basis:adopted by reference WAC 173-460- 040(3)].New emissions of toxic air pollutants(TAPs)are not forest en.The booth is required to implement tBACT.Demonstration of predicted worst case impa•s of all TAPs from the establishment of the booth as prescribed under Chapter 173-460 W•C is not required. ' . • PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency ■ Agency Evaluation of Air Toxics Impacts[Regulatory Basis:Regulation III,Section 2.07]. Quantification of toxic air pollutant emissions from the booth are based on the maximum concentrations of each pollutant known to exist at the facility.Demonstration of predicted worst case impacts of all TAPs from the establishment of the booth as prescribed under Chapter 173-460 WAC is not required. ■ State Environmental Policy Act(SEPA)[Regulatory Basis:Regulation I,Article 2]:The establishment of the booth will likely comply with Chapter 197-11 WAC intended to identify the possible environmental impacts associated with the project. New Source Review Determination: The Agency completed review of the NOC application and determined that the establishment of the booth including operations conducted within the booth will most likely meet the Agency's criteria for approving new sources as required under Regulation I.Based on this outcome the Agency recommends conditional approval subject to the enforceable conditions summarized in Section K. These conditions impose emission limitations,management practices,recordkeeping,and monitoring requirements.The Agency will issue conditional approval via an Order of Approval. facility Description: {Formatted:Highlight The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard(PSNS)is comprised of 179 acres of property bordered on the south by Sinclair Inlet,on the west by Naval Station Bremerton,and on the north and east perimeters by the City of Bremerton.The Shipyard provides overhaul,repair and recycling services to the entire fleet, including both submarines and surface ships Primary operations at the Shipyard include those associated with metal plating,cutting,abrasive blasting,surface cleaning,and painting.Additionally, the Shipyard maintains an industrial wastewater pre-treatment plant,many boilers and internal combustion engines. The new booth will be operated by General Dynamics and will be used for the abrasive blasting of various parts and assemblies for the repair of the USS John C.Stennis aircraft carrier.Blasting will occur at ambient conditions.This permitting action establishes PSNS with a new emissions unit identified in Table 1 and referred to in this worksheet as EU1.The definition of EUI for this permitting action includes the booth,blasting operations conducted within the booth and associated material handling and cleaning operations. Table 1:Technical description of booth undergoing NSR with this permitting action Emissions Unit Specifications Filtration System Unit Description • Manufacturer:Airblast AFC Blasting • Model#BB8820C Booth • Rated at 3,200 cfm • Farr Gold Series GS4 dust collector • Working Volume:—4,000 • HEPA filtration with minimum DOP cubic feet efficiency of 99.97 percent EU1 • Manufacturer:Airblast •Arrestance is determined using the • Model#2040 American Society of Heating, Blasting • Capacity: 110 liters Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Pot equating to a capacity of Engineers(ASHRAE)Method 52.1 1,892 lbs of steel shot based procedure on a steel shot density of 65.1 lbs/gal 2 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency B. DATABASE INFORMATION BE and CE information added to the database. Sewn NW boor cove - . .Co. ,.ate Table 2:Federal regulatory summary for this permitting case NSPS No Applicable NSPS:None Delegated?N/A NESHAP No A licable NESHAP:None Del ated?N/A Synthetic Minor No C. NOC FEES Table 3:NOC fees Fee Description Cost Amount Received (Date) Filing Fee $1,150 (Paid on 04/17/2017) Equipment Fee $1,200 Two:dust collector and blasting booth Total h$2,350 UNPAID {Formatted:Highlight D. STATE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT(SEPA)REVIEW When the Agency receives a NOC application for a nonexempt action under SEPA,the Agency will determine lead agency for that action,unless the role of lead agency has been previously determined, or the Agency is aware that another agency is determining the role of lead.:.ency.The lead agency is determined by using the criteria in WAC 197-11-926 through 197-11-944. `ince the action to establish a spray booth requires approval under NSR with the Agency,the a tion is not exempt from SEPA. Since establishing the booth requires a permit under NSR with the Agency, he action is not exempt from SEPA.The Agency shared its determination to take lead and the chec list with the City of Bremerton.Land use planner Kristin Moerler did not have any comments o concerns with the project or the Agency's lead role.Correspondence with the City of Bremerton is do umented below. Comment(AA11:A note to myself that it is still not complete.Waiting for response. Environmental Checklist PSCAA.pdf 3 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency E. BEST AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY(BACT)REVIEW Best Available Control Technology(BACT) New stationary sources of air pollution are required to use BACT to control all pollutants not previously emitted,or those for which emissions would increase as a result of the new source or modification.BACT is defined in WAC 173-400-030 as,"an emission limitation based on the maximum degree of reduction for each air pollutant subject to regulation under chapter 70.94 RCW emitted from or which results from any new or modified stationary source,which the permitting authority,on a case-by-case basis,taking into account energy,environmental,and economic impacts and other costs,determines is achievable for such source or modification through application of production processes and available methods,systems,and techniques,including fuel cleaning,clean fuels,or treatment or innovative fuel combustion techniques for control of each pollutant." An emissions standard or emissions limitation means"a requirement established under the Federal Clean Air Act or Chapter 70.94(Revised Code Washington)RCW which limits the quantity,rate,or concentration of emissions of air contaminants on a continuous basis,including any requirement relating to the operation or maintenance of a source to assure continuous emission reduction and any design,equipment,work practice,or operational standard adopted under the Federal Clean Air Act or chapter 70.94 RCW." Best Available Control Technology for Toxics(tBACT) New or modified sources are required to use tBACT for emissions control for TAP.Best available control technology for toxics(tBACT)is defined in WAC 173-460-020 as,"the term defined in WAC 173-400-030,as applied to TAP." Selection of BACT The purpose of the BACT review is to demonstrate that Boeing Defense Space and Security will implement limitations or reductions for all increases in emissions.For this permitting action,the establishment of EUlwill increase emissions of particulate matter(PM)and toxic air pollutants (TAPs).The BACT determination for this permitting case is summarized in Table 6.Recently issued BACT determinations from Massachusetts Department of Environment Protection(MassDep),Maine Department of Environment Protection(MaineDep),Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District(SMAQMD),Bay Area Air Quality Management District(BAAQMD),South Coast Air Quality Management District(SCAQMD)and Texas Commission on Environment Quality (TCEQ)are presented in Tables 3 to 5. Table 3:Summary of Agency PM BACT determinations for dust collectors Origin BACT Determinations NC#11284(2016) I 1. No visible emissions 2. HEPA filters 1. MERV 9 filters and 0.002 gr/dscf NC#11281(2016) 2. Initial source test per Method 5 3. No visible emissions NC#11264(2016) 1. MERV 15 filters. 2. No visible emissions NC#11196 (2016) 1. No visible emissions NC#11195(2016) 1. MERV 15 filters 2. No visible emissions 4 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency NC#11101(2016) 1. No visible emissions 1. No visible emissions Most Stringent 2. 0.002 gr/dscf PM limitation 3. MAERV 15 filtration Table 4:PM BACT review for dust collection for metallurgical processes Origin Emissions Limitation Operational and Design Limitation • Torit cartridge reverse Jet dust collector(Model No.DFO-3-24) MassDep PM—0.0002 gr/acf equipped with ultra-web synthetic (No.CE-12-038) Metallic HAPs—0.001 lbs/hour nanofiber filter cartridges or Chromium—0.0005 lbs/hour equivalent o control inorganic hazardous air pollutants and particulate matter. PM—99%control efficiency Metallic HAPs-metal processed shall not have toxic compound concentrations(in percent by weight) exceeding the following: arsenic 0.09% • Handte-U welttechnik dust SCAQMD beryllium 0.09% collector( odel No.Mf-I 25/5/1) (No.468736-8 and cadmium 0.09% with five fitters and 269 sq.ft. 473945-48) chromium 3% total filter ea copper 1% lead 0.1% manganese 2.2% nickel 2% selenium 0.9% vanadium pentoxide 0.9% Table 5:PM BACT review for dust collection for other non-metallic processes Origin Emissions Limitation Operational and Design Limitation • Handling:enclosure of SMAQMD PM—0.01 gr/dscf equipment and conveyors and (No.97) transfer points to baghouse • Storage:enclosed storage vented to baghouse MaineDep PM—99%removal efficiency and a 5% • Transfer,storage and (No.A-702-71-J-M) opacity 6-minute block average limit processirg vented to baghouse BAAQMD PM—0.006 gr/dscf • Jet pulse baghouse (No.B8478) • Use of a fabric filter system such as a baghouse or cartridge o filter system PM—0.01 gr/dscf or 99.9%removal • TCEQ efficiency Air to cloth ratio should be based on manufacturers' recommendations for the solids being controlled and the fabric filter cleaning method used 5 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Table 6: Summary BACT determination for Eli I Pollutant Emissions Limitation Implementation of BACT CO,VOCs NO, These pollutants are not emitted from EU1 and SO2 • Controlling dust emissions from abrasive blasting operations with a dust collector equipped with a HEPA PM and non- filtration system volatile TAPS 0.0002 gr/dscf • Material processed shall not have hexavalent chromium concentrations (in percent by weight)exceeding 0.15% Discussion of BACT The Agency reviewed the BACT determinations presented in Tables 3 through 5 and determined that for this permitting case,the most stringent emissions limitations apply to EU1.All BACT determinations for dust emitting sources require some form of reducing PM emissions.The most stringent reduction is a collection of PM at an efficiency of 99 percent.However,PSNS is proposing NEPA filtration which can achieve DOP efficiencies of 99.97 percent.Since HEPA filtration is more stringent and is being proposed,HEPA filtration for this permitting case is achievable and applies to EU1. The most stringent metallic PM BACT limitation was issued by MassDep at 0.0002 gr/dscf.This limitation will be achieved with the implementation of a filtration system that has a MERV rating of at least fifteen(15). PM BACT and tBACT Analysis The Agency determined that particulate matter(PM)emissions from EUI will be limited to the emissions reviewed under this permitting action and that BACT and tBACT will be achieved by implementing the following technologies and best management practices: 1. Proper disposal and storage of all abrasive blasting media. 2. Abrasive blasting shall be contained within EU1 that captures emissions and vents them to a HEPA filtration system. 3. Operation and maintenance of all abrasive blasting equipment including control device filters according to O&M plan. 4. Selecting low PM-emitting abrasive blasting media(e.g.,crushed glass,specular hematite,steel shot and aluminum oxide). F. EMISSIONS ESTIMATES The purpose of this section is to identify each regulated air pollutant and present the amounts at which each regulated air pollutant will be emitted.For this permitting case,the Agency presents two sets of emissions:actual emissions and potential-to-emit(PTE)emissions.Actual emissions are based on the proposed estimated hours of operation identified in the NOC application.fSNS General Dynamics 7 {formatted:Highlight NASSCO—Bremerton will approximately operate EUI at 2,080 hours per year.PTE emissions are based on scaling up the proposed work schedule to a continuous operation of 8,760 hours per year. The Agency evaluated emissions from metallic abrasive blasting operations by taking into account the worst possible alloys that could be processed.Five types of alloys were reviewed:aluminum,copper, 6 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency iron,nickel and steel.Stainless steel was not evaluated.TAPs generated from metallic abrasive blasting operations include hexavalent chromium,copper,mercury,mang se,cadmium and lead. The worst-case alloy composition was determined by using two emissions tors sources:Toronto's Public Health ChemTRAC reporting tool and the San Joaquin Valley Air P llution Control District (SJVAPCD)emissions factors database.Table 7 presents a summary of the orst case contents.The spreadsheets containing the alloy information is presented below. 1 LEC 1 Copy of AbrasivealastingAll.xl nmetalprocessing.xls s Table 7:Metal substrate composition summary Type of Alloy ID Mn(%) Cd(%) Pb(%) Hg(%) Cu(%) Aluminum 3009 1.5 - - - - Iron D-2M 4.1 - - - - Nickel Nickel 211 4.8 - - - - Steel 1320 1.8 - - 1 - - Copper C 16200 - 0.95 - - - Aluminum 2005 - - - - - Copper C98840 - - 51 - - Steel 12L14 - - 0.25 - - Steel' - 1.0 - 0.79 0.01 0.34 Table 8: Steel shot composition summary Type of Media ID Mn(%) Cd(%) Pb(%) Steel Shot 3009 1.2 - - COM SteelShotSDS.pdf Taking a pressure of 100 psi and nozzle size of/2",the estimated media consumption rate is 2,024 lbs per hour.Since the capacity of the blast pot is 1,892 it takes 0.93 hours to consume the capacity of the blast pot.Steel shot is recoverable up to 80 cycles with a breakdown of about 1%.It will take 74.8 hours for the steel shot in the blast pot to be consumed until it is no longer r coverable.The steel shot information is presented below. ' Baseline composition for mild steel from SJVAPCD's emissions factors datab e 7 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency BlastingMedialnfo.pd f In 2,080 hours,up to 52,612 lbs of steel shot can be used.In 8,760 hours,up to 221,576 lbs of steel shot can be used.In one hour up to 25.3 lbs of steel shot can be used. Project Emissions Actual emissions are summarized in Table 9.Emissions calculation methodologies are presented below. Total PM Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual metallic PM emissions: PM,lbs/hour=[0.0002 gr/dscf]*[3,200 cfm]*[60 min/hour] /[7,000 gr/lb] Equation 1 PM,lbs/year=[Equation 1]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 2 Hexavalent Chromium Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual hexavalent chromium emissions: Cr(VI),lbs/hour=[7.28E-06,fraction of base metal in total PM emissions]*[0.0015,Cr(VI)content of worst-case alloy-0,Cr(VI)content of baseline alloy]*[Equation 1] Equation 3 Cr(VI),lbs/year=[Equation 3]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 4 Manganese Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual manganese emissions: Mn,lbs/hour=[7.28E-06,fraction of base metal in total PM emissions]*[0.048,Mn content of worst-case alloy-0.01,Mn content of baseline alloy]*[Equation 1]+[25.3,lbs of steel shot used per how]*[0.01 breakdown]*[0.012,Mn content in steel shot]*[1-99.9%,HEPA efficiency] Equation 5 Mn,lbs/year=[Equation 5]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 6 Lead Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual lead emissions: Pb,lbs/hour=[7.28E-06,fraction of base metal in total PM emissions]*[0.51,Pb content of worst- case alloy—0.079,Pb content of baseline alloy]*[Equation 1] Equation 7 8 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Pb,lbs/year=[Eq .tion 7]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 8 Cadmium Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual ca' ium emissions: Cd,lbs/hour=[7.28E-06,fraction of base metal in total PM emissions]*[0.0.0095,Cd content of worst-case alloy-0,Cd content of b: -line alloy]*[Equation 1] Equation 9 Cd,lbs/year=[E. :tion 9]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 10 Copper Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual c.u ium emissions: Cu,lbs/hour=[7.28E-06,fraction of base metal in total PM emissio ]*[0.0034,Cu content of b: line alloy]*[Equation I] Equation 11 Cd,lbs/year=[Eq :tion 11]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 12 Mercury Actual Emissions The following formulas are used to calculate actual hourly and annual c.' ium emissions: Hg,lbs/hour=[7.28E-06,fraction of base metal in total PM emissions]*[0.0001,Hg content of baseline alloy]*[Equation 1] Equation 13 Cd,lbs/year=[Equation 13]*[2,080 hr/year] Equation 14 Actual emissions calculations are presented below in a spreadsheet. NC11366_Actuals.xls x Table 10:EU1 actual emissions summary Pollutant CAS# PTE Emissions (lbs./yr.) (lbs./24-hrs) I (lbs./hr.) PM j - II 0.13 5.5E-03 9 • • PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Cadmium 7440473 7.9E-07 9.1E-09 3.8E-10 Hexavalent Chromium 18540299 1.2E-07 1.4E-09 6.0E-11 Lead _ 7439921 4.17E-05 4.81E-07 2.0E-08 Mercury 7439976 8.31E-09 9.58E-11 4.0E-12 Copper 7440508 2.82E-07 3.26E-09 1.4E-10 Manganese 7439965 6.2E-03 7.2E-05 3.0E-06 PTE Emissions The Agency reviewed the maximum worst-case emissions,potential-to-emit(PTE)for EUI.PTE is defined in WAC 173-400-030 as,"the maximum capacity of a source to emit a pollutant under its physical and operational design.Any physical or operational limitation on the capacity of the source to emit a pollutant,including air pollution control equipment and restrictions on hours of operation or on the type or amount of material combusted,stored,or processed,shall be treated as part of its design only if the limitation or the effect it would have on emissions is enforceable.Secondary emissions do not count in determining the potential to emit of a source." PTE emissions are summarized in Tables 11.Emissions calculation methodologies are presented below. Total PM PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual metallic PM emissions: PM,lbs/year=[Equation 1]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 15 Hexavalent Chromium PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual hexavalent chromium emissions: Cr(VI),lbs/year=[Equation 3]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 16 Manganese PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual manganese emissions: Mn,lbs/year=[Equation 5]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 17 Lead PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual lead emissions: Pb,lbs/year=[Equation 7]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 18 Cadmium PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual cadmium emissions: Cd,lbs/year=[Equation 9]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 19 10 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Copper PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual cadmium emissions: Cu,lbs/year=[Eq :tion 11]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 20 Mercury PTE Emissions The following formula is used to calculate PTE annual cadmium emissions: Hg,lbs/year=[Eq :tion 13]*[8,760 hr/year] Equation 21 PTE emissions calculations are presented below in a spreadsheet. NC 11366_PTEs.x Isx Table 11:EU1 PTE emissions summa Pollutant t ;t PM - 48 0.13 5.5E-03 Cadmium 7440473 3.3E-06 9.1E-09 3.8E-10 Hexavalent Chromium 18540299 5.2E-07 1.4E-09 I 6.0E-11 Lead 7439921 1.76E-04 4.81 -07 2.0E-08 Mercury 7439976 3.50E-08 9.58 -11 4.0E-12 Copper 7440508 1.19E-06 3.26 -09 1.4E-10 Manganese 7439965 2.6E-02 7.2E 05 3.0E-06 G. AMBIENT IMPACT ANALYSIS Washington State Air Toxics Rule To confirm compliance with Chapter 173-460 WAC(Washington Air Toxics Rule)and PSCAA Regulation 3,Section 2.07,the following is presented: 1. As required in WAC 173-460-060 and summarized in Section E of his worksheet,tBACT (best available control technology for toxics)will be used to control TAP emissions from EU1. 2. As required in WAC 173-460-050 and summarized in Section F,TAP PTE after considering tBACT were quantified for EU1. 3. Demonstration that the increase in emissions of TAP from the establishment of EUI is sufficiently low to protect human health and safety from potential c: cinogenic and/or other toxic effects.For this permitting case,the increases of emissions of APs are summarized in Table 12.As required in WAC 173-460-070,the following was co armed: a. The calculated PTE emission rate for each TAP is less than the small quantity emission rate(SQER).The SQER is described in WAC 17 -460-020(7)as a threshold below which emissions are sufficiently low to enure compliance without modeling. 11 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency b. For any TAP with an emission rate greater than the SQER,the predicted fence line concentrations of the TAP are less than the acceptable source impact level(ASIL). Table 12:Washington State Air Toxics Rule evaluation summary Pollutant CAS# EUI Emissions I SQER ASIL Averaging SQER Increase(lbs) (lbs) (µg) Period Review Cadmium and 7440439 3.3E-06 0.0457 2.38E-04 Annual pass compounds Hexavalent 18540299 5.2E-07 1.28E-03 6.70E-06 Annual pass chromium Lead and 7439921 1.76E-04 16 8.33E-02 Annual pass compounds Mercury 7439976 9.58E-11 0.09 0.0018 24-hr pass Copper and compounds 7440508 1.4E-10 100 0.219 1-hr pass Manganese and 7439965 7.2E-05 0.00526 4.00E-02 24-hr pass compounds Washington State Air Toxics Rule Results The emissions increases shown in Table 12 of all TAPs are below their respective SQERs.A dispersion modeling analysis was not required. Ambient Air Quality Standards Establishment of EU 1 will not cause or significantly contribute to an exceedance of current National ambient air quality standards(NAAQS)and Washington State ambient air quality standards (WAAQS).As a surrogate means to assess EU l's impact,the maximum predicted criteria pollutant emissions attributable to EUI are compared with the significance levels from WAC 173-400-810(27). For this permitting action,the analysis indicates that maximum predicted emissions are below the significance levels. H. AIR OPERATING&PSD PERMITTING Pursuant to Article 7 of the Agency's Regulation I,major stationary sources are required to operate in compliance with an Air Operating Permit(AOP).Major stationary sources are those stationary sources with a potential to emit greater than: 100 tons per year of any criteria pollutant, 10 tons per year of any hazardous air pollutants(HAP),or 25 tons per year of any combination of HAP.This source is an AOP source and this change is an off-permit change for the source. A PSD permit is not required,since DSNS'sGeneral Dynamics—NASSCO-Bremerton potential to emit is minor with respect to the State's PSD program in WAC 173-400-141 and the increase in emissions from this permitting action is below PSD thresholds. 12 • PSNS �,,/ --_, NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency I. APPLICABLE RULES®ULATIONS A summary of key air regulations and standards that may apply to PSNS G neral Dynamics— NASSCO—Bremerton including EUI and material handling operations are hown in Table 13. Table 13:Applicability review summary of air quality regulations pertaining to PSNS Regulation Title Compliance Citation Description Applicable? Likely? Agency Requirements, These regulations apply to sources or Yes,per Prohibitions,and emission units causing air pollution.More applicability Performance Standards detailed descriptions of specific regulations defni.ions in Yes that apply to Boeing Defense Space and the regulations Regulations I,II,III Security are presented below. This regulation applies to sources or emission yes, General Regulations for units causing air pollution More detailed per Air Pollution Sourcesty descriptions of specific regulations that apply defini ons n Yes Chapter 173-400 WAC to Boeing Defense Space and Security are the regulation presented below. Requirements for New Sources of Toxic Air This regulation applies to sources that have Pollutants the potential to emit TAPS and are required to Yes,applies to Yes undergo NSR. SJ 1 Chapter 173-460 WAC NESHAP:Paint Stripping and Implementing the federal Clean Air Act,this Miscellaneous Surface standard applies to surface coating and No per Coating Operations at stripping operations,where the source must appli ability A Area Sources comply with emission standards and work defini ions in practices for the control of HAP reflecting the s dard 40 CFR Part 63, application of GACT in the standard. Subpart HHHHHH Implementing the federal Clean Air Act,this NESHAP:Aerospace standard applies to facilities that are engaged, Manufacturing and either in part or in whole,in the manufacture No per Rework Facilities or rework of commercial,civil,or military appli ability N/A 40 CFR Part 63, aerospace vehicles or components,where the defini ions in Subpart GG source must comply with emission standards the s dard and work practices for the control of HAP. NESHAP:Surface Implementing the federal Clean Air Act,this Coating of standard applies to miscellaneous metal parts No,per Miscellaneous Metal and products surface coating facilities,where applicability N/A Parts and Products the source must comply with emission definitions in 40 CFR Part 63, standards and work practices for the control the standard Subpart MMMM of HAP. MACT:Nine Metal Implementing the FCAA,this standard may No,per Fabrication and apply to any abrasive blasting,machining,dry applicability N/A Finishing Source grinding/polishing,surface coating,and definitions in ' 13 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Regulation Title Description Applicable? Compliance Citation Likely? Categories welding operation,where the source must the standard 40 CFR Part 63, comply with emission standards and work Subpart XXXXXX practices for the control of HAP reflecting application of GACT. PUGET SOUND CLEAN AIR AGENCY(AGENCY)REGULATIONS REGULATION I,ARTICLE 5,SECTION 5.05(C):The owner or operator of a registered source shall develop and implement an operation and maintenance plan to ensure continuous compliance with Regulations I,II,and III.A copy of the plan shall be filed with the Control Officer upon request. The plan shall reflect good industrial practice and shall include,but not be limited to,the following: (1)Periodic inspection of all equipment and control equipment; (2)Monitoring and recording of equipment and control equipment performance; (3)Prompt repair of any defective equipment or control equipment; (4)Procedures for startup,shut down,and normal operation; (5)The control measures to be employed to ensure compliance with Section 9.15 of this regulation;and, (6)A record of all actions required by the plan. The plan shall be reviewed by the source owner or operator at least annually and updated to reflect any changes in good industrial practice. REGULATION I,ARTICLE 6, SECTION 6.09:Within 30 days of completion of the installation or modification of a stationary source subject to the provisions of Article 6 of this regulation,the owner or operator or applicant shall file a Notice of Completion with the Agency.Each Notice of Completion shall be submitted on a form provided by the Agency,and shall specify the date upon which operation of the stationary source has commenced or will commence. REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.03: (a)It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or allow the emission of any air contaminant for a period or periods aggregating more than 3 minutes in any 1 hour,which is: (1)Darker in shade than that designated as No. 1(20%density)on the Ringelmann Chart,as published by the United States Bureau of Mines;or (2)Of such opacity as to obscure an observer's view to a degree equal to or greater than does smoke described in Section 9.03(a)(1). (b)The density or opacity of an air contaminant shall be measured at the point of its emission, except when the point of emission cannot be readily observed,it may be measured at an observable point of the plume nearest the point of emission. (c)This section shall not apply when the presence of uncombined water is the only reason for the failure of the emission to meet the requirements of this section. 14 • PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.09:General Particulate M. er(PM)Standard.It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or allow the emission of particulate ma er in excess of the following concentrations: Equipment Used in a Manufacturing Process:0.05 gr/dscf REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.11:It shall be unlawful for : y person to cause or allow the emission of any air contaminant in sufficient quantities and of suc characteristics and duration as is,or is likely to be,injurious to human health,plant or animal li e,or property,or which unreasonably interferes with enjoyment of life and property. REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.13:It shall be unlawful for. y person to cause or allow the installation or use of any device or use of any means designed to ask the emission of an air contaminant which causes detriment to health,safety or welfare of any person. REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.15:It shall be unlawful for : y person to cause or allow visible emissions of fugitive dust unless reasonable precautions are e ployed to minimize the emissions.Reasonable precautions include,but are not limited to,the following: (1)The use of control equipment,enclosures,and wet(or chemical)suppression techniques,as practical,and curtailment during high winds; (2)Surfacing roadways and parking areas with asphalt,concrete,or gravel; (3)Treating temporary,low-traffic areas(e.g.,construction sites)with water or chemical stabilizers,reducing vehicle speeds,constructing pavement or rip rap exit aprons,and cleaning vehicle undercarriages before they exit to prevent the track-out of mud or dirt onto paved public roadways;or (4)Covering or wetting truck loads or allowing adequate freeboard to prevent the escape of dust- bearing materials. REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.16(C):General Requirements for Indoor Spray- Coating Operations.It shall be unlawful for any person subject to the provis ons of this section to cause or allow spray-coating inside a structure,or spray-coating of any motor vehicles or motor vehicle components,unless all the following requirements are met: (1)Spray-coating is conducted inside an enclosed spray area; (2)The enclosed spray area employs either properly seated paint arresters,or water-wash curtains with a continuous water curtain to control the overspray;and (3)All emissions from the spray-coating operation are vented to the atmosphere through an unobstructed vertical exhaust vent. REGULATION I,ARTICLE 9,SECTION 9.20:It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or allow the operation of any features,machines or devices constituting parts of or called for by plans, specifications,or other information submitted pursuant to Article 6 of Regulation I unless such features,machines or devices are maintained in good working order. WASHINGTON STATE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE WAC 173-400-040(2):Visible Emissions.No person shall cause or allow e emission for more than three minutes,in any one hour,of an air contaminant from any emissions 't which at the emission point,or within a reasonable distance of the emission point,exceeds twenty percent opacity except when the owner or operator of a source supplies valid data to show that the presence of uncombined water is the only reason for the opacity to exceed twenty percent. 15 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency WAC 173-400-040(3):Fallout.No person shall cause or allow the emission of particulate matter from any source to be deposited beyond the property under direct control of the owner or operator of the source in sufficient quantity to interfere unreasonably with the use and enjoyment of the property upon which the material is deposited. WAC 173-400-040(5):Odors.Any person who shall cause or allow the generation of any odor from any source or activity which may unreasonably interfere with any other property owner's use and enjoyment of his property must use recognized good practice and procedures to reduce these odors to a reasonable minimum. WAC 173-400-040(6):Emissions detrimental to persons or property.No person shall cause or allow the emission of any air contaminant from any source if it is detrimental to the health,safety,or welfare of any person,or causes damage to property or business. WAC 173-400-040(8):Concealment and masking.No person shall cause or allow the installation or use of any means which conceals or masks an emission of an air contaminant which would otherwise violate any provisions of this chapter. WAC 173-400-040(9):The owner or operator of a source or activity that generates fugitive dust must take reasonable precautions to prevent that fugitive dust from becoming airborne and must maintain and operate the source to minimize emissions. WAC173-400-111(7):Construction limitations. (a)Approval to construct or modify a stationary source becomes invalid if construction is not commenced within eighteen months after receipt of the approval,if construction is discontinued for a period of eighteen months or more,or if construction is not completed within a reasonable time.The permitting authority may extend the eighteen-month period upon a satisfactory showing by the permittee that an extension is justified. J. PUBLIC NOTICE This project does not meet the criteria for mandatory public notice under WAC 173-400-171.A notice of application was posted on the Agency's website for 15 days.No requests or responses were received.Publication notice is on file in the Engineering Division of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. K. RECOMMENDED APPROVAL CONDITIONS Standard Provisions: 1. Approval is hereby granted as provided in Article 6 of Regulation I of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency to the applicant to install or establish the equipment,device or process described hereon at the installation address in accordance with the plans and specifications on file in the Engineering Division of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. 2. This approval does not relieve the applicant or owner of any requirement of any other governmental agency. Emissions and Operational limitations: 16 e • PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency 3. All abrasive blasting operations must be conducted so that all emissions are captured by the booth and routed to a dust collector equipped with HEPA filtration.The booth and du., collector must operate at all times during abrasive blasting. 4. The dust collector controlling emissions from this booth must not cause a discharge of total particulate matter(filterable and condensable particulate matter)into the atttiosphere in excess of 0.0002 grains per dry standard cubic feet as measured by the average of three 60-minute test using U.S.EPA Method 5 modified by Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Board Resolution 540 dated August 11,1983.Alternate test methods may be used if approved by the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency in advance. 5. The dust collector and booth may not cause visible emissions as determined by EPA Method 22. 6. Abrasive blasted parts and subassemblies must not contain hexavalent chrothium contents(in percent by weight)exceeding 0.150 percent. 7. HEPA filtration must meet a minimum dispersed oil particulate(DOP)efficiency of 99.97 percent. Filtration performance data must be maintained to demonstrate compliance with the DOP efficiency requirement.Maintenance and replacement procedures for the HEPA filters must be incorporated into the Operations and Maintenance(O&M)plan required by Agency Regulation I,Section 5.05(c). 8. A pressure drop measurement device must be installed and maintained on t e dust collector at all times,such as a manometer or Magnahelic,to measure the pressure drop of e dust collector.The acceptable pressure drop range as recommended by the manufacturer shall clearly marked on or nearby the gauge. 9. Abrasive blasting media must not contain hexavalent chromium,cadmium r lead in amounts greater than or equal to 0.10 percent by weight. Compliance Demonstration: 10. If requested by the Agency,compliance with Condition#4 must be demonstrated by testing the dust collector in the timeframe requested by the Agency and in accordance with Section 3.07 of Puget Sound Clean Air Agency's Regulation I. 11. At least once per week,the following must be inspected: a. The dust collector to ensure no visible emissions is observed from the dust collector.Record the presence or absence of visible emissions. b. All abrasive blasting media is contained and disposed of in closed containers. c. The pressure drop measurement device is operating and the pressure drop is within the acceptable range.Record the observed pressure drop value. d. Each collection hopper to ensure the amount of dust collected does not exceed 75%of the capacity of the drum and the cover to the hoppers are securely in place to prevent water infiltration or dust release. 12. If requirements as described by Condition#11 are not met,immediate corrective action must be taken.Abrasive blasting operations may resume after the requirements as d scribed by Condition#11 are met. Recordkeeping Requirements 13. All records required by this Order of Approval must be maintained for at le t five years and made available to Puget Sound Clean Air Agency personnel upon request. 14. The following records shall be kept onsite and up-to-date,and be made rea ily available to Agency personnel upon request at all times: 17 PSNS NOC Worksheet No. 11366 pscleanair.org Puget Sound Clean Air Agency a. Copies of Safety Data Sheets(SDS),Environmental Data Sheets(EDS),Product Data Sheets (PDS)or manufacturer specific formulation data to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of Condition#9. b. Documentation to demonstrate compliance with filter requirements in Condition#7. 15. The following records shall be kept onsite,updated within 30 days at the end of each month for at least five years from the date of generation,and be made readily available to Agency personnel upon request: a. Compliance test reports. b. A written log showing visible emissions inspection results.The log must include the date and time of the observation and the name of the person who conducted the observation. Confirmation that there are no visible emissions must be recorded. c. A written log showing the weekly pressure drop readings of each dust collector. d. A corrective action conducted,if any,and the date and time it was conducted. L. CORRESPONDENCE AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS OM Erna pdf M. REVIEWS Inspector Name Date: Second Reviewer Date: Source Name Date: 18 t µ 1[1 . f ,iAa{ I 666 ..._, . t .., , , ,t, r,i. „„..,-,.*,"..........n Ig..-.. ill II I li -i-- -- 4It w i ,� Imes • . 0412�1 2.(:� Tracey Wood From: Tracey Wood Sent: Thursday, January 4, 2018 8:27 AM To: 'pbourgeois@nassconorfolk.com' Cc: 'Sean Goulden' Subject: Bremerton Permits BB17 00538 & BB17 00699 Good morning Paul, There were a couple of permits that were pulled for 6000 W Werner Rd by Nassco that need to be inspected.The permit to install a Blast Booth (BB17 00538) at General Dynamics is due to expire without inspection on January 14th 2018. If the work has been completed and you would like to schedule a final inspection please call the following numbers: Fire Department: 360-473-5385 L&I: 360-415-4000 Final: 360-473-5870 The permit to install a new Paint Booth (BB17 00699) had a mechanical inspection on November 28th.There are additional inspections that need to be complete on this permit. Please call the numbers listed above to schedule those inspections. We cannot schedule the final inspection on both of these permits until L&I and the Fire Department have signed off on the permit. Thank you, Tracey Wood City of Bremerton Building and Development Specialist 360-473-5244 1 Margret Mountjoy From: Dave Carter Sent: Tuesday,July 18, 2017 6:18 AM To: Margret Mountjoy Subject: RE: BB17 00538 Nope, I'm good.Thanks. Dave Carter Utilities Compliance Specialist City of Bremerton 360-473-5927 360-473-5360 fax dave.carterPci.bremerton.wa.us From: Margret Mountjoy Sent: Monday,July 17, 2017 12:07 PM To: Dave Carter<Dave.Carter@ci.bremerton.wa.us> Subject: BB17 00538 Tracey has you on the routing list for this permit. General Dynamics is adding a blast booth in their location at 60000 W Werner. Do you need to review this? The have a huge project coming up with the USS Stennis and is hoping to get this issued asap. • Thanks! Respectfully, Margret Mountjoy City of Bremerton Building Development Specialist. 36o- 473-5211