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Air pollution sources are identified as one of three categories:
Title V (Major) Sources are facilities that have operations involving a major air contaminant source. These facilities include the following:
Minor Sources are facilities with the potential to emit less than:
Synthetic Minor Sources are facilities with the potential to emit pollutants in major quantities, but who have voluntarily chosen to accept permit limits that reduce their emission below the threshold for recognition as a major source.
*All applicants must submit a permit application prior to beginning construction of a regulated air contaminant source.