Alternative Language Tools for Air Permits Public Notices

It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure the alternative language requirement is met when applicable. The applicant can complete our alternative language checklist available in PDF. This checklist helps to determine whether alternative language publication is required. If alternative language is required, then your English public notice must be translated in the applicable alternative language(s).

The most common alternative language is Spanish. Spanish templates used for some Air Permits Public Notices are provided to an applicant during the permit review process. The applicant should ensure the correct template is used and/or proper translation is performed.

Spanish Templates for Air Standard Permit Notices

• Air Quality Standard Permit for Concrete Batch Plants with Enhanced Controls
• Air Quality Standard Permit for Permanent Rock and Concrete Crushers
• Air Quality Standard Permit for Animal Carcass Incinerators

Spanish Templates Edits

• Instructions for Modifying Templates
• Example B Template

Spanish Tools for Air Permitting Public Notices

• Spanish-language glossary of air contaminants
• English-Spanish Glossary for Spanish Translations

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