Illinois HB3505 amends the Environmental Protection Act to enhance monitoring of ethylene oxide emissions from nonnegligible sources.
HB3505 modifies the Environmental Protection Act to strengthen oversight of ethylene oxide emissions from nonnegligible sources. It mandates that owners or operators of sources emitting more than 30 pounds of ethylene oxide submit an Ambient Air Monitoring Plan to the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. The plan must detail air sampling methods, dispersion modeling, and a schedule for implementation. The Agency must approve the plan and may reopen the permit if emissions pose a public health risk.
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