Perry Nuclear Plant (Premise No. 0243120922) - Tank Permit ... · to an internal floating roof tank and provide type and date of conversion: [ ]Check this box if tank is used to store

FENOC RrstEnergy Nuclear Operating Company

Perry Nuclear Power Plant 10 Center Road

Perry Ohio 44081

1lllam FR Kanda 440-280-5579 Vice President - Nuclear Fax. 440-280-8029

February 21, 2003 PY-CEI/OEPA-0393L

Mr. Timothy Fischer Ohio EPA, Northeast District Office 2110 East Aurora Road Twinsburg, Ohio 44087

Re: Perry Nuclear Plant (Premise No. 0243120922)- Tank Permit Applications

Dear Mr. Fischer:

Enclosed are Permit to Install and Permit to Operate applications for the following Perry Nuclear Plant underground storage tanks:

Div. I - 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank Div. 11 - 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank Div. m - 39,375 gal. No. 2 oil tank

Please note that applications for these sources were submitted to your office in 1995 and have been pending processing. Ohio EPA's permit forms have changed since the original submittal; therefore, these applications are being resubmitted to assist in processing. If there are any questions concerning these applications, please call Gail Twymon (FirstEnergy Permitting & Compliance Section) at (330) 791-4487 or Leo Harte (Perry Plant Environmental & Chemistry Section) at (440) 280-5514.

Thank you for your assistance.

Very truly yours,

MGT Enclosures

cc: L. J. Harte M. G. Twymon NRC Region Ill NRC Resident Inspector NRC Project Manager NRC Document Control Desk (Docket No. 50-440) 7

.~41 FOR OHIO EPA USE ONLY DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED:

FACILITY ID:

EMISSIONS ACTIVITY CATEGORY FORM ORGANIC MATERIAL STORAGE TANK WITH

CAPACITY EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 40,000 GALLONS OEPA EMISSIONS UNIT ID - (if established)

1. - Type of tank: [ [ [ [ [

2. Location of tank:

] Fixed roof tank ] External floating roof tank ] Internal floating roof tank ] Variable vapor space tank ] Pressure tank

Perry Div. I 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank

[ ] Indoors [ X] Outdoors [ X] Underground

3. Tank capacity: 90,000 gallons or barrels

4. Shape and dimensions:

[ X ] Cylindrical [ ] Spherical [ ] Other, specify

5. Tank shell material: [X ] Steel [ ] Aluminum [ Other, specify

6. If this tank is located outdoors and above ground, provide the paint color of the tank's shell

and roof and indicate the condition of the paint. NA

Shell: [ Aluminum (specular) [ ] Aluminum (diffuse)

Roof: [ ] Aluminum (specular) [ ] Aluminum (diffuse)

[ ] Gray (dark) [ ] Gray (light)

[ ]Gray (dark) [] Gray (light)

[ ]White [] Other, specify

[I [1IWhite Other, specify

[ ] Red (primer) -

[ ] Red (primer)

Condition of paint: [ ] Good [ ] Poor

7. If this tank is a variable vapor space tank or is interconnected to a variable vapor space tan

complete the following: NA

a) Capacity of vapor expansion system: _ gallons or barre

b) Identify all tanks and other vapor sources interconnected to the vapor expansion system

8. If this tank is subject to the federal New Source Performance Standards under 40 CFR 60,

Subpart Ka, "Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids

Constructed After May 18, 1978", complete the following: NA

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FOR OHIO EPA USE ONLY DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED:

FACILITY ID:

a) Date of initial fill with petroleum liquid

b) Was tank out of service for a period of a year or more? [ ] yes [ ] no If yes, identify the date of subsequent refilling with petroleum liquid after the most recen out-of-service period of a year or more.

9. Supplemental data: NA

[ ]Check this box if tank was converted from an external floating roof tank or a fixed roof ta to an internal floating roof tank and provide type and date of conversion:

[ ]Check this box if tank is used to store produced crude oil or condensate prior to custody transfer.

[ ]Check this box if tank is insulated and describe:

[ ]Check this box if tank is heated and indicate temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit):

10. Material stored No. 2 oil Trade Name diesel

Density: 6.1 lbs/gal or °API Producer BP

11. Temperature of stored material: Average -amb OF and Maximum 54 OF

12. Vapor pressure of stored material: a) Actual vapor pressure: 0.0003 psia at average storage temperature

0.0003 psia at maximum storage temperature

b) Reid vapor pressure: Average 0.01 psia and minimum-maximum _NK _NK psia

c) If material stored is a gas or liquified gas, provide the pressure at which it is stored: psi gauge at _F NA

13. The vapor molecular weight: 130 lbs/lb-mole

14. If the material is a liquid other than gasoline, fuel oil, kerosene, crude oil, lubricant or other petroleum liquid, answer the questions below:

Is it a photochemically reactive material? [ Yes [X ] No

15. Is the material a hazardous waste? [ Yes [X] No If yes, identify type (EPA hazardous waste number)

16. Type of filling: [ ] Splash [X ] Submerged [ ] Other, specify

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FACILITY ID.

17. Indicate the year (or 12-month period) for items 18 and 19: 2002

18. The maximum daily throughput of material stored: *__ _gallons or barrels. *Emergency diesels - operated when needed. Daily maximum not applicable.

19. Maximum annual throughput of material stored: 9750 gallons or barrels.

20. If this tank is equipped with or vented to a vapor control system, complete (a) through (c) o this item. NA

a) Type of vapor control system

Manufacturer Make or Model Date installed (month/year)

b) Date tank was equipped with or vented to vapor control system (month/year)

c) Specify the rate of emission or percent control (by weight) for any pollutants being controlled: (Attach calculations and test data to support response, unless previously submitted.)

21. Complete the table below for any pressure or vacuum relief vent valve. NA

Type of Vent Pressure Setting Vacuum Setting If pressure relief is discharged to a vapor control Valve system, identify the vapor control system

4 4 4

If this tank is a Fixed Roof, Variable Vapor Space or Pressure Tank, complete items 22 through 25:

22. If the tank is vertical, what type of roof does it have? NA [ ] Cone roof

Slope of the cone roof: ft/ft [ Dome roof

Radius of the dome roof: ft

23. The average height of the liquid material stored within the tank during the year:

41 ft.

24. The average liquid surface temperature: 49 OF

25. Is this tank bolted or riveted construction? [] Yes [X] No

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FACILITY ID.

If this tank is an External Floating Roof Tank, complete items 26 through 32: NA

26. Type of floating roof: [ ] Double Deck [ ] Pontoon [ ] Other, specify

27. Type of shell construction: [ ] Welded [ ] Riveted or bolted

28. Are all openings in the external floating roof, except automatic bleeder vents, rim space vents, leg sleeves, main roof drain, emergency roof drains and slotted gauging/sampling wells, equipped with both a cover, seal or lid without visible gaps and a projection into the tank below the liquid surface? [ Yes [ ]No

If no, explain:

29. Number of emergency roof drains . Is each emergency roof drain equipped w both a projection into the tank below the liquid surface and a slotted membrane fabric cove or other device which covers at least 90% of the area of the opening?

30. Is there a slotted gauging/sampling well? [] Yes [ No

If yes, is it equipped with an object which floats on the liquid surface within the well and wh covers at least 90 percent of the area of the well opening? 9 Yes 9 No

31. On the blank lines to the left of the various types of roof fittings shown below, indicate the number, if any, of each fitting.

Access hatch (24-inch diameter well) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

Vacuum breaker (10-inch diameter well) __Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed __Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

Unslotted guide-pole/sample well (8-inch diameter unslotted pole, 21-inch diameter well) __Ungasketed sliding cover __Gasketed sliding cover

Slotted guide-pole/sample well (8-inch diameter unslotted pole, 21-inch diameter well) __Ungasketed sliding cover, without float _ Gasketed sliding cover, without float __Gasketed sliding cover, with float

Gauge-float well (20-inch diameter) __Unbolted cover, ungasketed

_ Unbolted cover, gasketed __Bolted cover, gasketed

Gauge-hatch/sample well (8-inch diameter) Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

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Roof leg (3-inch diameter) __Adjustable, pontoon area __Adjustable, center area __Adjustable, double-deck roofs

Fixed

Roof drain (3-inch diameter) __Open

90% closed

Roof leg (2-1/2-inch diameter) -Adjustable, pontoon area Adjustable, center area

__Adjustable, double-deck roofs Fixed

Rim vent (6-inch diameter) Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

32. The average wind speed at the tank site: 10.8 mph.

If this tank is an Internal Floating Roof Tank, complete items 33 through 39: NA

33. Type of floating decks: [ ] Contact deck [ ] Noncontact deck

34. Type of roof above floating decks: [ ] Column-supported [ ] Self-supporting

35. If roof is column-supported, identify the type of column construction: [ ] 9-inch by 7-inch built-up columns [ ] Other, specify [ ] 8-inch diameter pipe columns

36. Floating deck seam construction: [ ]Welded [ ]Bolted [ ] Other, specify

37. If deck seams are bolted, complete a) or b):

a) [ ] Check if continuous sheet construction and specify width of sheets (e.g., 5 ft, 6 ft, o ft) [ ] Check if panel construction and specify size of rectangular panels (e.g., 5 ft x 7.5 ft, 5ftx 12 ft)

b) Total lenath of bolted deck seams: ftTotal area of floating deck: sq ft

38. On the blank lines to the left of the various types of floating deck fittings shown below, indicate the number, if any, of each fitting.

Access hatch (usually one) _ Bolted cover, gasketed

__Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

Deck supports (legs or hangers) _ Adjustable

Automatic gauge float well (usually one) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed / Unbolted cover, gasketed

Ladder well (usually one) __Sliding cover, gasketed

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__Fixed _ Sliding cover, ungasketed Stub drains (1 -inch diameter; not used on welded contact deck)

Column wells __Pipe column, flexible fabric sleeve seal

Pipe column, gasketed sliding cover __Pipe column, ungasketed sliding cover

Sample pipe or well (usually one) Slotted pipe, gasketed sliding cover

_ Slotted pipe, ungasketed sliding cover

__Built-up column, gasketed sliding cover -SBuilt-up column, ungasketed sliding cov

SSample well, slit fabric seal (10% open are

Vacuum breaker (10-inch diameter) Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed

__ Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

39. Are all openings on the floating deck, except stub drains, equipped with a cover, seal or lid which is to be in a closed position at all times except when in actual use for tank gauging o sampling? [ ] Yes []No

If no, explain:

If this tank is an Internal or External Floating Roof Tank, complete items 40 through 45: NA

40. Type of seal between floating roof and tank well:

[ ] Single seal (primary seal only) [ ] Single seal with weather shield

(primary seal with weather shield)

[] Dual seals (primary seal with secondary shie mounted above it)

41. Primary seal information:

Manufacturer Make or model Date installed

(month/year)

Type: [] Liquid-mounted, liquid-filled [] Liquid-mounted, resilient foam-filled [] Vapor-mounted, resilient foam-filled [] Mechanical shoe (complete item [ ] Flexible wiper [ Other, specify

If the primary seal is a mechanical shoe, complete the following:

Vertical length of shoe inches Vertical length of shoe above stored liquid surface inches

42. Secondary seal information:

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(month/year)

Type: [ Rim-mounted, flexible wiper [ Rim-mounted, resilient foam-filled [ ] Shoe-mounted [ ] Other, specify

43. Most recent seal inspection for visible holes, tears or other openings in the seal or fabric:

Seal(s) inspected Date of inspection Inspected by (person and company) Condition of seal(s) [ ] Good condition

[ ] Needed repair or replacement, specify type and date of corrective

44. Most recent seal gap measurements: Primary Seal Secondary Seal

Date of measurement By: (person)

(company) Width of maximum gap Total area of gaps

inch sq in sq in/ft tank diameter


45. Condition of the interior side of the tank shell: [ ] Little or no rust [ ] Dense rust [ ] Gunite-lining

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Perry Nuclear Plant Div. 1 90,000 Gallon Underground Oil Storage Tank

Process Flow Diagram

0.0006 t/y VOC

No. 2 oil - submerged filled

3852 gal./yr throughput,

-OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL General Instructions

OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL PTI No.

Read all instructions carefully before filling out this application (See the line-by-line instructions on page 15). Date Please also be aware that it may take 2 to 6 months or more to Received obtain a final permit to install. Construction of a new source cannot begin until afinalpermit to install is obtained.

M. G.Twymon

First Energy Corporation 1 Applicant Name 9 Primary Facility Contact

Perry Nuclear Plant (330) 761-4487

2 Facility Name 10 Contact Phone Number

10 Center Road NA

3 Facility Address (Street) 11 Contact Phone Number

Perry Township 76 S. Main Street

4 City, Township, or Village (Circle) 12 Mail Drop/Attention (if applicable)

Lake 44081 Akron Ohio

5 County 6 Zip 13 City/Township 14 State

0243120922 44308

7 OEPA Air Facility ID (1ODigits) 15 Zip Code

4911 8 Facility Primary Standard Industrial Code

Perry Nuclear Plant (PNPP) is an electrical generating station comprised of one nuclear power unit in N Perry Village approximately 35 miles NE of Cleveland, Ohio.

16 Description of the Proposed Location of the Facility Div. II 90,000 gallon underground tank

17 Name of new or modified source or facility

No. 2 fuel oil

18 Product of new or modified source/facility

Under OA C 3 745-31-04, these signatures shall constitute personal affirmation that all statements or assertions offact made in the

application are true and complete, comply fully with applicable state requirements, and shall subject the signatory to liability under

applicable state laws' forbiddingfalse or mis g statements.

4/3 Date: William R. Kanda

19 Authorized Signature (for facilfty/)

20 Title Vice President

Perry Nuclear Plant

21 Address (Street, City/Township, State and Zip Code) 10 Center Road; Perry Township, Ohio 44081

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OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL General Instructions

For Wastewater Treatment Plants complete the following

Date:

22 Signature of General Contractor or Agent performing installation, if selected.

23 Company

24 Address (Street, City/Township, State and Zip Code)

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• OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

One copy of this form should be filled out for each air pollution emissions unit covered by this permit to install apphcation. Instructions for this form can be found starting on page 15 of the permit to install application package.

25. OEPA Emissions Unit ID (4 digit number):

26. Company ID for Emissions Unit:

27. Emissions Unit Activity Description:

28. Equipment Description:

Div. II Fuel Oil Storage Tank

No. 2 fuel oil storage

90,000 gallon storage tank

29. Construction/Modification/Emissions Testing Schedule

Equipment Ordered (month/year)

Commence Construction Date (month/year)

Initial Startup Date (month/year)

Most Recent Modification Date (if applicable) (as defined in OAC rule 3745-31-01(0)):

Performance Testing

DATE

NA

5/81

10/84

NA

NA

30. Emissions Information:

Complete the following table for each criteria air pollutant proposed to be emitted from the emissions unit at a rate greater than th deminimus amounts (list each pollutant on a separate line), and for any pollutant for which an emissions limit has been established (per state or federal regulation or Permit to Install) which limits air emissions of the pollutant.

Pollutant Name Proposed Maximum Hourly Emission (lb/hr) Proposed Maximum Yearly Emission

(Tons/year)

VOC 0.0096 0.00061

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dditional pollutants need to be identified, copy this page and attach the additional pages. Check here __ if additional copies of this page are :hed.)

31. Proposed Operating Schedule:

Hours Per Day Hours per Year

Average 0.14 50

Maximum 0.27 100

32. Add-on Control Equipment Information:

Does this emissions unit employ add-on emissions control equipment? 9 yes 9 no If your answer is yes, then fill out the table below. If your answer is no, then proceed to item # 33.

Control Equipment Type Codes: NA

A. Fabric filter/Baghouse B. Electrostatic Precipitator C. Catalytic Incinerator Dl Thermal Tncinertonr

E. Flare I. Concentrator F. Wet Scrubber J. Cyclone/Multiclone G. Condenser K. Settling Chamber 1-I_ Carhnn Ad~nrher I.. Other. descrihe

Supplemental control device information (see instructions)

Control Device #1

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Item Control Device #1 Control Device #2 Control Device #3

Type (See Above Codes)

Configuration

Manufacturer's Name

Company ID

Month/Year Installed

Pollutant(s) Controlled

Operating Capture Efficiency(%)

Average Design Control Efficiency(%)

Operating Control Efficiency(%)

Inlet Gas Flow (acfm)

Inlet Gas Temperature (*F)

Maximum Controlled Emission Rate for Each Pollutant controlled (lb/hr, grain/dscf or ppmv)

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Control Device # 2

rmit to Install Emissions Unit

Control Device #3

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Information Form

b-OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form 33. Attach a Process or Activity Flow Diagram to this application for each emissions unit included in the application. Please see the

instructions on page 17.

34. Emissions egress point(s) information: (Provide the following information for each point at which emissions are released into the

ambient air from the emissions unit. List each individual egress point on a separate line):

Egress point type codes:

A. vertical stack (unobstructed) B. horizontal/downward stack

C. vertical stack (obstructed) D. fugitive

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Egress Point Information

Company ID for Egress Type Egress Point Egress Temp (F) Flow GEP Building GEP Building

Point Code Shape (ft) Height (ft) (ACFM) Height Length

____ ______ _____ ____ (ft) .(t

Div. II tank vent A Diameter 0.25 0 Maximum Maximum NA NA ambient NA

Length/Width Average Average

Diameter Maximum Maximum

Length]Width Average Average

Maximum Maximum

LengthtWidtF Average Average





Diameter Mlaximum Maximum



Length/Width Average verage

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EMISSIONS UNIT EGRESS POINT LOCATION INFORMATION

Company ID for Egress LUTM Zone UTM Easting UTM Northing Base Elevation Minimum Point (16 or 17) (5 digit) (m) (7 digit) (m) (ft) Fenceline

Distance (fl) Div II Tank vent 17 488127 4627656 706 1320

35. Are you applying, per OAC rule 3745-35-07, for federally enforceable limits as part of this permit issuance? 9 yes -X9 no

36. Are you requesting any information included in this application for this emissions unit is being claimed as a trade secret per Ohio evised Code (ORC) 3704.08?

9 yes X9 no

37. Does this emissions unit utilize any continuous emissions monitoring equipment? N If so, complete the following table.

38. The appropriate Emissions Activity Category (EAC) form(s) must be completed and attached for each emissions unit. At least one ,mplete EAC form must be submitted for each emissions unit for the application to be considered complete.

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Company ID for Type of Monitor Manufacturer/ Serial Number Pollutant(s) Egress Point I Model Number I I Monitored

1� 1- 4 +

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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Additional Information Form

Permit to Install Additional Information Form

The following additional information is required to be submitted with the application. This information should be submitted on either these forms or on separate pieces of paper and attached to the permit to install application form. This additional information is divided into four sections: General information which is required for all permit to install applications, information required for air pollution applications, information required for wastewater applications and information required for solid waste disposal facilities.

Additional Information Required for Air Pollution Applications

1. Will the proposed source/facility involve any of the following (Check all that Apply)?

X 9 Air Discharge 9 Wastewater Treatment Works

9 Solid Waste Disposal Facility 9 Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility

2. State the reason for the application. Is this a new installation, modification to an existing source/facility, reconstruction of an existing source/facility, or startup of a source/facility that has been permanently shutdown for _ year?

Permit to Install and Permit to Operate applications were submitted in 1995, but they were never processed. These applications are Being resubmitted at OEPA's request.

3. Has a previous Ohio EPA application or plan submission been filed for this source/facility? If so, state the date and type of application previously submitted.

X9 yes 9 no Date: Type: X9 Air 9 Solid Waste 9 Wastewater9 Hazardous Waste

4. Will the proposed source/facility comply with all rules, laws, and regulations of Ohio EPA and U.S. EPA? X9 yes 9 no

5. Do you wish to request permit to install registration status via Ohio Administrative Code 3745-31-05(E)? X9 yes 9 no

6. Are the proposed sources required to comply with the following federal requirements? Note: Don't be afraid to call your Ohio EPA field office contact to ask them if your emissions units need to comply with these standards.

9yes X9no New Source Performance Standards (NSPS)

New Source Performance Standards are listed under 40 CFR 60 - Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources Ifyour emissions unit(s) are listed under one of these standards then answer yes.

9yes X9no National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPS)

National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants are listed under 40 CFR 61. Ifyour emissions unit(s) are listed under one of these standards then answer yes.

9yes X9no Maximum Available Control Technology (MACT) Standards

The Maximum Available Control Technology standards are listed under 40 CFR 63. Ifyour emissions units(s) are listed under on of these standards then answer yes.

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9yes X9no Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD)

These rules are found under 40 CFR 51.21.

9 yes X9 no Appendix "S" - Emission Offset Policy

This policy can be found under "Appendix S to 40 CFR part 51 - Emissions Offset Interperative Ruling. "

9yes X9no etc.)

Are there any other federal requirements applicable? (i.e., 40 CFR Part 75, Title IV requirements (acid rain),

If so, answer yes and list the rule citations. 7. Will the proposed emissions units employ best available technology (BAT)? This is required under Ohio Administrative Code 374531-05(A)(3). The definition of best available technology can be found in Ohio Revised Code 3704.01(F) and is defined as: "Best Available Control Technology" means an emissions limitation (including a visible emissions standard) based upon the maximum degree of reduction for each pollutant subject to regulation under the clean air act which would be emitted from any proposed major stationary source or major modification which the director, on a case-by-case basis, taking into account energy, environmental and economic impacts and other costs, determines is achievable for such major stationary source or major modification through application of production processes or available methods, systems and techniques, including fuel combustion techniques for control of such pollutant.

9yes X9no

8. Will the proposed emissions unit/facility comply with all rules, laws, and regulations of the Ohio EPA and U.S. EPA?

X9 yes 9 no

9. Will the proposed sources cause the significant degradation of air quality?

9yes X9no

10. Will the proposed sources interfere with the attainment and maintenance of the ambient air quality standards? 9 yes X9 no

11. Describe any emissions unit monitoring, emission monitoring, or control equipment monitoring devices to be installed by the applicant which are not already described in the attached Emissions Activity Form(s).

NA

12. Will the proposed emissions unit(s) involve the use of asbestos, benzene, beryllium, mercury, or vinyl chloride?

9 yes X9 no Asbestos

9 yes X9 no Benzene 9 yes X9 no Beryllium 9 yes X9 no Mercury 9 yes X9 no Vinyl Chloride

13. Please include the estimated cost of any air pollution control equipment to be installed on the proposed emissions unit(s).

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Permit to Install Additional Information Form

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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Additional Information Form

Additional Information Required for Wastewater Applications

Applications for permits involving air emissions or wastewater treatment facilities will be required to pay a permit to install fee as shown

in Section 3745.11(B) and (C) of the Ohio Revised Code. This fee is payable fifteen days after the date of final issuance of the permit.


9 Air Discharge 9 Solid Waste Disposal Facility

9 Wastewater Treatment Works 9 Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility



9 yes 9 no Date:_ Type: 9 Air 9 Solid Waste

9 Wastewater 9 Hazardous Waste

4. Will the proposed sourcelfacility comply with all rules, laws, and regulations of Ohio EPA and U.S. EPA? 9 yes 9 no

5. State the anticipated quality of all types of environmental pollutants to be discharged by the facility.

"6. State in detail the method for disposal for all environmental pollutants listed in the question above. This should include a complete

ription of any control equipment to be employed.

7. If wastewater is to be discharged to surface water, state the anticipated concentration (mg/1) and loading (lbs/day) in the discharge, the effect this discharge will have on the surface water under critical conditions.

8. If wastewater is to be discharged to the groundwater, state the anticipated concentration (mg/l) and loading (lbs/day) in the

rewater, and the effect this wastewater will have on the groundwater.

9. If wastewater is to be discharged to a sewerage system, what will be the effect on the sewerage system and wastewater treatment

10. Describe any monitoring equipment to be installed at the facility.

11. Will the proposed source conform with area-wide waste management plans for wastewater treatment?

12. General plans for approval of the proposed source should be submitted to demonstrate compliance with OAC Rule 3745-31-05.

13. The following information should be included with the application (if applicable).

i. Appendix G. Extended Aeration Wastewater Treatment Facility Data Sheet ii. Pump Station Data Sheet iii. Sanitary Sewer Data Sheet iv.Application for Approval of Plans for collection, treatment, and disposal of wastewater.

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Additional Information Required for Solid Waste Disposal Applications




2. State the reason for the application. Is this a new installation, modification to an existing source/facility, reconstruction of an existing ce/facility, or startup of a source/facility that has been permanently shutdown for _ year?

3. Has a previous Ohio EPA application or plan submission been filed for this source/facility? If so, state the date and type of ication previously submitted.

9 yes 9 no Date: Type: 9 Air 9 Solid Waste

9 Wastewater 9 Hazardous Waste

4. Will the proposed source/facility comply with all rules, laws, and regulations of Ohio EPA and U.S. EPA? 9 yes 9 no


6. State in detail the method for disposal for all environmental pollutants listed in the question above. This should include a complete ription of any control equipment to be employed.

7. Describe any ground water or surface stream monitoring systems to be installed at the facility.

8. State the local zoning requirements.

9. Will the proposed source conform with area-wide waste management plans for solid waste?

10. An Appendix F - Solid Wastes Disposal Facility must be included with this application.

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Read all instructions carefully before filling out this application (See the line-by-line instructions on page 15). Date Please also be aware that it may take 2 to 6 months or more to Received obtain a final permit to install. Construction of a new source cannot begin until afinal permit to install is obtained.

M. G. Twymon

First Energy Corporation 1 Applicant Name 9 Primary Facility Contact



10 Center Road NA






0243120922 44308




16 Description of the Proposed Location of the Facility Div. I 90,000 gallon underground tank

17 Name of new or modified source or facility No. 2 fuel oil


Under OA C 3745-31-04, these signatures shall constitute personal affirmation that all statements or assertions offact made in the application are true and complete, comply fully with applicable state requirements, and shall subject the signatory to liability under applicable state laws 'forbiddingfalse or misleading statements.

19 Authorized Signature (for facility) William R. Kanda


Perry Nuclear Plant


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COHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL

For Wastewater Treatment Plants complete the following.

Date: 22 Signature of General Contractor or Agent performing installation, if selected.

23 Company


General Instructions

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•OHIOi ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit

Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Formto Install Emissions Unit Inforn

One copy ofthis formn should be filled out for each air pollution emissions unit covered by this permit to install application. Instructions for this form can be found starting on page 15 of the permit to install application package.

25. OEPA Emissions Unit ID (4 digit number): Z001




Div. I Fuel Oil Storane Tank

No. 2 fuel oil storage






Most Recent Modification Date (if applicable) (as defined in OAC rule 3745-31-01(j)):

Performance Testing

DATE

NA

5/81

10/84

NA

NA



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Pollutant Name Proposed Maximum Hourly Emission (lb/hr) Proposed Maximum Yearly Emission

(Tons/year)

VOC 0.0096 0.00061

i

v i

.1 1

+ 1

nation Form

OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

dditional pollutants need to be identified, copy this page and attach the additional pages. Check here __ if additional copies of this page are :hed.)



Average 0.14 50

Maximum 0.27 100



Control Equipment Type Codes: NA

A. Fabric filter/Baghouse B. Electrostatic Precipitator C. Catalytic Incinerator D. Thermal Incinerator

E. Flare I. Concentrator F. Wet Scrubber J. Cyclone/Multiclone G. Condenser K. Settling Chamber H. Carbon Adsorber L. Other, describe


Control Device #1

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Configuration

Manufacturer's Name

Company ID







Inlet Gas Temperature (OF)


-4OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Ern Control Device # 2

'issions Unit Information Form

Control Device #3

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OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form 33. Attach a Process or Activity Flow Diagram to this application for each emissions unit included in the application Please see the instructions on page 17.

34. Emissions egress point(s) information: (Provide the following information for each point at which emissions are released into the nbient air from the emissions unit. List each individual egress point on a separate line):


A. vertical stack (unobstructed) B. horizontalldownward stack


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Company ID for Egress Type Egress Point Egress Temp (F) Flow GEP Building GEP Building Point Code Shape (ft) Height (fit) (ACFM) Height Length

(ft) (ft) Div. I tank vent A Diameter 0.25 0 Maximum Maximum NA NA

ambient NA

Length/Width Tverage Average



Maximum Maximum

Length/Widt Average Average







Diameter Maximum M1iaximum


"-OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

35. Are you applying, per OAC rule 3745-35-07, for federally enforceable limits as part of this permit issuance? 9 yes X9 no

36. Are you requesting any information included in this application for this emissions unit is being claimed as a trade secret per Ohio evised Code (ORC) 3704.08?

9 yes X9 no


38. The appropriate Emissions Activity Category (EAC) form(s) must be completed and attached for each emissions unit. At least one complete EAC form must be submitted for each emissions unit for the application to be considered complete.

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Company ID for Egress UTM Zone UTM Easting UTM Northing Base Elevation Minimum Point (16 or 17) (5 digit) (m) (7 digit) (m) (0t) Fenceline

Distance (ft) Div I Tank vent 17 488127 4627656 706 1320

Company ID for Type of Monitor Manufacturer/ Serial Number Pollutant(s) Egress Point Model Number F Monitored

4 4 4 1

4 4- 4 4-

1 4- 4 +

____________ 5 ____________ ± ____________________ J ____________ ____________

'OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Permit to Install Additional Information Form

'Install Additional Information Form

The following additional information is required to be submitted with the application. This information should be submitted on either these forms or on separate pieces ofpaper and attached to the permit to install application form. This additional information is divided into four sections: General information which is required for all permit to install applications, information required for air pollution applications, information required for wastewater applications and information required for solid waste disposalfacilities.












9yes X9no New Source Performance Standards (NSPS)

New Source Performance Standards are listed under 40 CFR 60 - Standards ofPerformance for New Stationary Sources Ifyour emissions unit(s) are listed under one of these standards then answer yes.

9yes x9no National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPS)




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OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Additional Information Form

9 yes X 9 no Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD)



This policy can be found under "Appendix S to 40 CFR part 51 - Emissions Offset Interperative Ruling."

9 yes X 9 no Are there any other federal requirements applicable? (i.e., 40 CFR Part 75, Title IV requirements (acid rain), etc.)

If so, answer yes and list the rule citations. 7. Will the proposed emissions units employ best available technology (BAT)? This is required under Ohio Administrative Code 3745

31-05(A)(3). The definition of best available technology can be found in Ohio Revised Code 3704.01(F) and is defined as: "Best Available Control Technology" means an emissions limitation (including a visible emissions standard) based upon the maximum degree of reduction for each pollutant subject to regulation under the clean air act which would be emitted from any proposed major stationary source or major modification which the director, on a case-by-case basis, taking into account energy, environmental and economic impacts and other costs, determines is achievable for such major stationary source or major modification through application of production processes or available methods, systems and techniques, including fuel combustion techniques for control o such pollutant. 9yes X9no

8. Will the proposed emissions unit/facility comply with all rules, laws, and regulations of the Ohio EPA and U.S. EPA?

X9 yes 9 no


9yes X9no

10. Will the proposed sources interfere with the attainment and maintenance of the ambient air quality standards?

9 yes X9 no


NA



9 yes X9 no Benzene

9 yes X9 no Beryllium

9 yes X9 no Mercury

9 yes X9 no Vinyl Chloride


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OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Additional Information Form Additional Information Required for Wastewater Applications

Applications for permits involving air emissions or wastewater treatment facilities will be required to pay a permit to install fee as shown

in Section 3745.11(B) and (C) of the Ohio Revised Code. This fee is payable fifteen days after the date of final issuance of the permit.


9 Air Discharge 9 Solid Waste Disposal Facility 9 Wastewater Treatment Works 9 Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility

2. State the reason for the application. Is this a new installation, modification to an existing source/facility, reconstruction of an existing ce/facility, or startup of a source/facility that has been permanently shutdown for _ year?


9 yes 9 no Date: Type: 9 Air 9 Solid Waste 9 Wastewater 9 Hazardous Waste




7. If wastewater is to be discharged to surface water, state the anticipated concentration (mg/1) and loading (lbs/day) in the discharge, the effect this discharge will have on the surface water under critical conditions.

8. If wastewater is to be discharged to the groundwater, state the anticipated concentration (mg/i) and loading (lbs/day) in the ewater, and the effect this wastewater will have on the groundwater.

9. If wastewater is to be discharged to a sewerage system, what will be the effect on the sewerage system and wastewater treatment !m.






Additional Information Required for Solid Waste Disposal Applications


9 Air Discharge 9 Solid Waste Disposal Facility 9 Wastewater Treatment Works 9 Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility

2. State the reason for the application. Is this a new installation, modification to an existing source/facility, reconstruction of an existing

source/facility, or startup of a source/facility that has been permanently shutdown for _ year?

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"OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Additional Information Form


9 yes 9 no Date: Type: 9 Air 9 Wastewater

9 Solid Waste 9 Hazardous Waste



6. State in detail the method for disposal for all environmental pollutants listed in the question above. This should include a complete description of any control equipment to be employed.

7. Describe any ground water or surface stream monitoring systems to be installed.at the facility.

8. State the local zoning requirements.

9. Will the proposed source conform with area-wide waste management plans for solid waste?

10. An Appendix F - Solid Wastes Disposal Facility must be included with this application.

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FACILITY ID:


CAPACITY EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 40,000 GALLONS OEPA EMISSIONS UNIT ID (if established)

1. Type of tank: [] Fixed roof tank [ ] External floating roof tank [ Internal floating roof tank [ ] Variable vapor space tank [ ] Pressure tank

Perry Div. II 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank

2. Location of tank: [ ] Indoors [X ] Outdoors [X ] Underground




5. Tank shell material: [X ] Steel [ ] Aluminum [ ] Other, specify

6. If this tank is located outdoors and above ground, provide the paint color of the tank's shell and roof and indicate the condition of the paint. NA

Shell: [ Aluminum (specular) [ Aluminum (diffuse)

Roof: [ ] Aluminum (specular) [ ] Aluminum (diffuse)

[ ]Gray (dark) [ ] Gray (light)

[ Gray (dark) [ ] Gray (light)

[ ]White [ Other, specify

[] White [ ] Other, specify

[ 1 Red (primer)

[ ] Red (primer)


7. If this tank is a variable vapor space tank or is interconnected to a variable vapor space tan complete the following: NA

a) Capacity of vapor expansion system: gallons or barre


8. If this tank is subject to the federal New Source Performance Standards under 40 CFR 60, Subpart Ka, "Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids Constructed After May 18, 1978", complete the following: NA

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b) Was tank out of service for a period of a year or more? [ ] yes [ ] no If yes, identify the date of subsequent refilling with petroleum liquid after the most recen out-of-service period of a year or more.







Density: 6.1 lbs/gal or 0API Producer BP

11. Temperature of stored material: Average amb OF and Maximum 54 OF


_0.0003 psia at maximum storage temperature

b) Reid vapor pressure: Average 0.01 psia and minimum-maximum _NK _NK psia




Is it a photochemically reactive material? [ ] Yes [X ] No

15. Is the material a hazardous waste? [] Yes [X] No If yes, identify type (EPA hazardous waste number) _

16. Type of filling: [ ] Splash [X ] Submerged [ ] Other, specify

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FACILITY ID:


18. The maximum daily throughput of material stored: *_* gallons or barrels. *Emergency diesels - operated when needed. Daily maximum not applicable.


20. If this tank is equipped with or vented to a vapor control system, complete (a) through (c) o

this item. NA









Slope of the cone roof. ft/ft [ ] Dome roof


23. The average height of the liquid material stored within the tank during the year: 41 ft.


25. Is this tank bolted or riveted construction? [ ] Yes [X] No

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28. Are all openings in the external floating roof, except automatic bleeder vents, rim space vents, leg sleeves, main roof drain, emergency roof drains and slotted gauging/sampling wells, equipped with both a cover, seal or lid without visible gaps and a projection into the tank below the liquid surface? [ ] Yes [ ] No

If no, explain:

29. Number of emergency roof drains Is each emergency roof drain equipped w both a projection into the tank below the liquid surface and a slotted membrane fabric cove or other device which covers at least 90% of the area of the opening?

30. Is there a slotted gauging/sampling well? [ ] Yes [ ] No



Access hatch (24-inch diameter well) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed

_ Unbolted cover, gasketed

Vacuum breaker (10-inch diameter well) __Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed __Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed


Slotted guide-pole/sample well (8-inch diameter unslotted pole, 21-inch diameter well) __Ungasketed sliding cover, without float _ Gasketed sliding cover, without float __Gasketed sliding cover, with float

Gauge-float well (20-inch diameter) __Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

___ Bolted cover, gasketed

Gauge-hatch/sample well (8-inch diameter) __Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed __Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

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FACILITY ID.


- -i FOR OHIO EPA USE ONLYFOR OHIO EPA USE ONLY

DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED:

FACILITY ID:

Roof leg (3-inch diameter) __Adjustable, pontoon area __Adjustable, center area __Adjustable, double-deck roofs

Fixed

Roof drain (3-inch diameter) __Open

90% closed

Roof leg (2-1/2-inch diameter) Adjustable, pontoon area Adjustable, center area Adjustable, double-deck roofs Fixed

Rim vent (6-inch diameter) Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed

__Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed





35. If roof is column-supported, identify the type of column construction: [ 9-inch by 7-inch built-up columns [ Other, specify [ ] 8-inch diameter pipe columns

36. Floating deck seam construction: [ ] Welded [ ] Bolted [ ] Other, specify


a) [ ] Check if continuous sheet construction and specify width of sheets (e.g., 5 ft, 6 ft, o ft) [ ] Check if panel construction and specify size of rectangular panels (e.g., 5 ft x 7.5 ft, 5ftx12ft)

b) Total lenoth of bolted deck seams: ftTotal area of floating deck: sq ft


Access hatch (usually one) __Bolted cover, gasketed

_ Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

Deck supports (legs or hangers) Adjustable

Automatic gauge float well (usually one) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

Ladder well (usually one) __Sliding cover, gasketed

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__Fixed _ Sliding cover, ungasketed _ Stub drains (1-inch diameter; not used on welded contact deck)

Column wells __Pipe column, flexible fabric sleeve seal __Pipe column, gasketed sliding cover __Pipe column, ungasketed sliding cover

Sample pipe or well (usually one) ___ Slotted pipe, gasketed sliding cover __Slotted pipe, ungasketed sliding cover



Vacuum breaker (10-inch diameter) __Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed __Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

39. Are all openings on the floating deck, except stub drains, equipped with a cover, seal or lid which is to be in a closed position at all times except when in actual use for tank gauging o sampling? [] Yes []No

If no, explain:



[ ] Single seal (primary seal only) [ Single seal with weather shield





(month/year)

Type: [ [ [ [ [ [

] Liquid-mounted, liquid-filled ] Liquid-mounted, resilient foam-filled ] Vapor-mounted, resilient foam-filled ] Mechanical shoe (complete item ] Flexible wiper ] Other, specify




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(month/year)

Type: [ ] Rim-mounted, flexible wiper [ ] Rim-mounted, resilient foam-filled [ ] Shoe-mounted [] Other, specify


Seal(s) inspected Date of inspection Inspected by (person and company) Condition of seal(s) [] Good condition

] ] Needed repair or replacement, specify type and date of corrective

44. Most recent seal gap measurements: Primary Seal Secondary Seal





45. Condition of the interior side of the tank shell: [ ] Little or no rust [ ] Dense rust [ ] Gunite-lining

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Perry Nuclear Plant Div. II 90,000 Gallon Underground Oil Storage Tank


0.0006 t/y VOC


3852 gal./yr throughput

".,- .- T LA ...... -'OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install



Read all instructions carefully before filling out this application (See the line-by-line instructions on page 15). Date Please also be aware that it may take 2 to 6 months or more to Received obtain a final permit to install. Construction of a new source cannot begin until afinal permit to install is obtained.

M. G. Twymon First Energy Corporation

1 Applicant Name 9 Primary Facility Contact



10 Center Road NA






0243120922 44308




16 Description of the Proposed Location of the Facility Div. III 39,375 gallon underground tank

17 Name of new or modified source or facility No. 2 fuel oil


Under OAC 3745-31-04, these signatures shall constitute personal affirmation that all statements or assertions offact made in the application are true and complete, comply fully with applicable state requirements, and shall subject the signatory to liability under applicable state lmvs'forbidding false or misleadin tements.

7 4/ 'A~ Date: William R. Kanda

19 Authorized Signature (for facility)


Perry Nuclear Plant


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.missions Unit Information Form

"OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

For Wastewater Treatnent Plants complete the following.

Date: 22 Signature of General Contractor or Agent performing installation, if selected.

23 Company


Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form EPA FORM 3150 - 07/99

"OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY* APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

One copy of this form should be filled out for each air pollution emissions unit covered by this permit to install application. Instructions for this form can be found starting on page 15 of the permit to install application package.

25. OEPA Emissions Unit ID (4 digit number):




Div. III Fuel Oil Storage Tank

No 2 fuel oil storage






Most Recent Modification Date (if applicable) (as defined in OAC rule 3745-31-01(j)):

Performance Testing

DATE

NA

5/81

10/84

NA

NA



dditional pollutants need to be identified, copy this page and attach the additional pages. Check here - if additional copies of this page are :hed.)

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Pollutant Name Proposed Maximum Hourly Emission (lb/hr) Proposed Maximum Yearly Emission (Tons/year)

VOC 0.0095 0.00061

.4. 4

4 4

4 4

1 1-

4 4

4 1-

* *1-

* *4-

OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form



Average 0.14 50 Maximum 0.27 100,



Type Codes: NA

A. Fabric filter/Baghouse B. Electrostatic Precipitator C. Catalytic Incinerator D. Thermal Incinerator

E. Flare I. Concentrator F. Wet Scrubber J. Cyclone/Multiclone G. Condenser K. Settling Chamber H. Carbon Adsorber L. Other. describe


Control Device #1

Control Device # 2

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Configuration

Manufacturer's Name

Company ID







Inlet Gas Temperature (0F)


OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY' APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

Control Device #3

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"OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form 33. Attach a Process or Activity Flow Diagram to this application for each emissions unit included in the application. Please see the instructions on page 17.

34. Emissions egress point(s) information: (Provide the following information for each point at which emissions are released into the ambient air from the emissions unit. List each individual egress point on a separate line):


A. vertical stack (unobstructed) B. horizontal/downward stack


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Company ID for Egress Type Egress Point Egress Temp (F) Flow GEP Building GEP Building Point Code Shape (ft) Height (ft) (ACFM) Height Length

(f) (ft)

Div. III tank vent A 1-iameter 0.25 o Maximum Maximum NA NA ambient NA

Length/Width verage Average



Maximum Maximum








Diameter Maximum MaiTmum


"OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY' ... ... . .. " APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Emissions Unit Information Form

35. Are you applying, per OAC rule 3745-35-07, for federally enforceable limits as part of this permit issuance? 9 yes X9 no

36. Are you requesting any information included in this application for this emissions unit is being claimed as a trade secret per Ohio Revised Code (ORC) 3704.08?

9 yes X9 no


Company ID for Type of Monitor Manufacturer/ Serial Number Pollutant(s) Egress Point Model Number Monitored

38. The appropriate Emissions Activity Category (EAC) form(s) must be completed and attached for each emissions unit. At least one )mplete EAC form must be submitted for each emissions unit for the application to be considered complete.

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Company ID for Egress UTM Zone UTM Easting UTM Northing Base Elevation Minimum Point (16 or 17) (5 digit) (m) (7 digit) (m) (ft) Fenceline

Distance (ft) Div III Tank vent 17 488127 4627656 706 1320




2. State the reason for the application. Is this a new installation, modification to an existing source/facility, reconstruction of an existing source/facility, or startup of a source/facility that has been permanently shutdown for year?







9 yes X9no New Source Performance Standards (NSPS)

New Source Performance Standards are listed under 40 CFR 60- Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources Ifyour emissions unit(s) are listed under one of these standards then answer yes.

9yes x9no National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPS)




EPA FORM 3150 - 07/99

OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO INSTALL Permit to Install Additional Information Form Permit to Install Additional Information Form

The following additional information is required to be submitted with the application. This information should be submitted on either these forms or on separate pieces ofpaper and attached to the permit to install application form. This additional information is divided into four sections: General information which is required for all permit to install applications, information required for air pollution applications, information required for wastewater applications and information required for solid waste disposal facilities.



9 yes X 9 no Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD)



This policy can be found under "Appendix S to 40 CFR part 51 - Emissions Offset Interperative Ruling.

9 yes X 9 no Are there any other federal requirements applicable? (i.e., 40 CFR Part 75, Title IV requirements (acid rain), etc.)

Ifso, answer yes and list the rule citations. 7. Will the proposed emissions units employ best available technology (BAT)? This is required under Ohio Administrative Code 374531-05(A)(3). The definition of best available technology can be found in Ohio Revised Code 3704.01(F) and is defined as: "Best Available Control Technology" means an emissions limitation (including a visible emissions standard) based upon the maximum degree of reduction for each pollutant subject to regulation under the clean air act which would be emitted from any proposed major stationary source or major modification which the director, on a case-by-case basis, taking into account energy, environmental and economic impacts and other costs, determines is achievable for such major stationary source or major modification through application of production processes or available methods, systems and techniques, including fuel combustion techniques for control of such pollutant. 9yes X9no

S. Will the proposed emissions unit/facility comply with all rules, laws, and regulations of the Ohio EPA and U.S. EPA?

X9 yes 9 no


9 yes X9no

10. Will the proposed sources interfere with the attainment and maintenance of the ambient air quality standards? 9 yes X9 no


NA



9 yes X9 no Benzene

9 yes X9 no Beryllium

9 yes X9 no Mercury

9 yes X9 no Vinyl Chloride


NA

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Additional Information Required for Wastewater Applications

Applications for permits involving air emissions or wastewater treatment facilities will be required to pay a permit to install fee as shown in Section 3745.11(B) and (C) of the Ohio Revised Code. This fee is payable fifteen days after the date of final issuance of the permit.




2. State the reason for the application. Is this a new installation, modification to an existing source/facility, reconstruction of an existing ce/facility, or startup of a source/facility that has been permanently shutdown for year?


9 yes 9 no Date: Type: 9 Air 9 Solid Waste 9 Wastewater 9 Hazardous Waste




7. If wastewater is to be discharged to surface water, state the anticipated concentiation (mg/i) and loading (lbs/day) in the discharge, the effect this discharge will have on the surface water under critical conditions.

8. If wastewater is to be discharged to the groundwater, state the anticipated concentration (mg/1) and loading (lbs/day) in the rewater, and the effect this wastewater will have on the groundwater.

9. If wastewater is to be discharged to a sewerage system, what will be the effect on the sewerage system and wastewater treatment •m.






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• 4'


FACILITY ID.


CAPACITY EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 40,000 GALLONS OEPA EMISSIONS UNIT ID (if established)

1. Type of tank:

[ [

] Fixed roof tank ] External floating roof tank ] Internal floating roof tank ] Variable vapor space tank ] Pressure tank

Perry Div. III 39,375 gal. No. 2 oil tank

2. Location of tank: [ ] Indoors [ X ] Outdoors [ X] Underground




5. Tank shell material: [X ] Steel [ Aluminum [ ] Other, specify

6. If this tank is located outdoors and above ground, provide the paint color of the tank's shell and roof and indicate the condition of the paint. NA

Shell: [ Aluminum (specular) [ ] Aluminum (diffuse)

Roof: [] Aluminum (specular) [] Aluminum (diffuse)

[ ] Gray (dark) [ ] Gray (light)

[ ]Gray (dark) [ ] Gray (light)

]White [ ] Other, specify

[ ]White [ ] Other, specify

[ ] Red (primer)

[ ] Red (primer)


7. If this tank is a variable vapor space tank or is interconnected to a variable vapor space tan complete the following: NA

a) Capacity of vapor expansion system: gallons or barre


8. If this tank is subject to the federal New Source Performance Standards under 40 CFR 60, Subpart Ka, "Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids Constructed After May 18, 1978", complete the following: NA

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b) Was tank out of service for a period of a year or more? [ ] yes [ no If yes, identify the date of subsequent refilling with petroleum liquid after the most recen out-of-service period of a year or more.







Density: 6.1_ lbs/gal or °API Producer BP

11. Temperature of stored material: Average amb OF and Maximum 54 OF


0.0003 psia at maximum storage temperature

b) Reid vapor pressure: Average 0.01 psia and minimum-maximum _NK _NK_ psia




Is it a photochemically reactive material? [] Yes [X ] No

15. Is the material a hazardous waste? [ Yes [X ] No If yes, identify type (EPA hazardous waste number)

16. Type of filling: [ ] Splash [X ] Submerged [] Other, specify

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FACILITY ID:


18. The maximum daily throughput of material stored: *_* gallons or barrels. *Emergency diesels - operated when needed. Daily maximum not applicable.


20. If this tank is equipped with or vented to a vapor control system, complete (a) through (c) o

this item. NA









Slope of the cone roof: ftft [ ] Dome roof


23. The average height of the liquid material stored within the tank during the year:

24 ft.


25. Is this tank bolted or riveted construction? [ ] Yes [X] No

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28. Are all openings in the external floating roof, except automatic bleeder vents, rim space vents, leg sleeves, main roof drain, emergency roof drains and slotted gauging/sampling wells, equipped with both a cover, seal or lid without visible gaps and a projection into the tank below the liquid surface? [ Yes [] No

If no, explain:

29. Number of emergency roof drains Is each emergency roof drain equipped w both a projection into the tank below the liquid surface and a slotted membrane fabric cove or other device which covers at least 90% of the area of the opening?

30. Is there a slotted gauging/sampling well? [ ] Yes [ ] No



Access hatch (24-inch diameter well) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

Vacuum breaker (10-inch diameter well) Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed


Slotted guide-pole/sample well (8-inch diameter unslotted pole, 21-inch diameter well) __Ungasketed sliding cover, without float _ Gasketed sliding cover, without float

___ Gasketed sliding cover, with float

Gauge-float well (20-inch diameter) __Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed __Bolted cover, gasketed

Gauge-hatch/sample well (8-inch diameter) __Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed __Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

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DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED:

FACILITY ID:

Roof leg (3-inch diameter) Adjustable, pontoon area

__Adjustable, center area Adjustable, double-deck roofs Fixed

Roof drain (3-inch diameter) Open 90% closed

Roof leg (2-1/2-inch diameter) Adjustable, pontoon area Adjustable, center area Adjustable, double-deck roofs Fixed

Rim vent (6-inch diameter) Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed





35. If roof is column-supported, identify the type of column construction: [ ] 9-inch by 7-inch built-up columns [ ] Other, specify [ ] 8-inch diameter pipe columns

36. Floating deck seam construction: [ ]Welded [ ] Bolted [ ] Other, specify


a) [ ] Check if continuous sheet construction and specify width of sheets (e.g., 5 ft, 6 ft, o ft) [ ] Check if panel construction and specify size of rectangular panels (e.g., 5 ft x 7.5 ft, 5 ft x 12 ft)

b) Total length of bolted deck seams: Total area of floating deck:

ft sq ft


Access hatch (usually one) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed

___ Unbolted cover, gasketed

Deck supports (legs or hangers) _ Adjustable

Automatic gauge float well (usually one) __Bolted cover, gasketed __Unbolted cover, ungasketed __Unbolted cover, gasketed

Ladder well (usually one) Sliding cover, gasketed

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__Fixed _ Sliding cover, ungasketed __Stub drains (1-inch diameter; not used on welded contact deck)

Column wells __Pipe column, flexible fabric sleeve seal __Pipe column, gasketed sliding cover __Pipe column, ungasketed sliding cover

Sample pipe or well (usually one) ____Slotted pipe, gasketed sliding cover __Slotted pipe, ungasketed sliding cover



Vacuum breaker (10-inch diameter) __Weighted mechanical actuation, gasketed __Weighted mechanical actuation, ungasketed

39. Are all openings on the floating deck, except stub drains, equipped with a cover, seal or lid which is to be in a closed position at all times except when in actual use for tank gauging o sampling? [ ] Yes []No

If no, explain:



[ Single seal (primary seal only) [ ] Single seal with weather shield





(month/year)

Type: [ ] Liquid-mounted, liquid-filled [ ] Liquid-mounted, resilient foam-filled [ ] Vapor-mounted, resilient foam-filled [ ] Mechanical shoe (complete item [ ] Flexible wiper [ Other, specify




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DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED.

FACILITY ID.


(month/year)

Type: [] Rim-mounted, flexible wiper [ Rim-mounted, resilient foam-filled [ ] Shoe-mounted [ Other, specify


Seal(s) inspected Date of inspection Inspected by (person and company) Condition of seal(s) [ ] Good condition

[ ] Needed repair or replacement, specify type and date of corrective

44. Most recent seal gap measurements:



Primary Seal


Secondary Seal


45. Condition of the interior side of the tank shell: [ ] Little or no rust [ Dense rust [ ] Gunite-lining

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Perry Nuclear Plant Div. 1139,375 Gallon Underground Oil Storage Tank


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5981 galyr throughput

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OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (OEPA) APPLICATION FOR STATE PERMIT(S) TO OPERATE AN EMISSIONS UNIT (S)

(Do not complete application without readinq instructions.)

1. Facility Information:

a. Applicant Name:.- Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company

b. Facility Name: - Perry Nuclear Plant

c. Facility Location:

Street: 10 Center Road

CityNillagelTownship: Perry Township

County: -Lake Zip Code: __44081

d. Primary Facility Contact Name: _M. G. Twymon

e. Primary Facility Contact Mailing Address/Phone Number:

Street: _76 S. Main Street

CityNillagelTownship: ---- Akron

State: Ohio. Zip Code: 44308

Phone Number. L330_)- 761-4487

g. Facility Primary Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code Number (4-digit number): 4911

h. Authorized Individual Signature:

I, being the individual specified in Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) rule 3745-35-02(B), hereby apply for Permit(s) to Operate (PTO) the emissions unit(s) described herein.

William R. Kanda

Authorized Individual's Name (Please type or print)

Authorized Individual's Signature Date Signed

Vice President Perry Nuclear Plant

Title

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RECEIVE

4-Digit OEPA ID Company ID for Emissions Unit

Z00l Div. I190,000 Gal. No. 2 Oil Tank

Z002 Div. 11 90,000 Gal. No. 2 Oil Tank

Z003 Div. Ill 39375 Gal. No. 2 Oil Tank

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FOR OHIO EPA USE ONLY: DATE APPLICATION

ED. FACILITY ID:

EMISSIONS UNIT(s) ID(s).

Operation of an emissions unit without an effective permit to operate, variance to operate, or registration status is

prohibited by OAC rule 3745-35-02 and Section 3704.05 of the Ohio Revised Code.

i. Identification of Emissions Unit(s) at Facility (Identify the following information for each emissions unit(s) for which this application is being completed. List each emissions unit on a separate line. Mark "NE' (not established) if no OEPA ID (Identification) has been assigned to an emissions unit):

NOTE: Do not list emissions units that have been registered by the Ohio EPA in accordance with OAC rule 3745-35-05(B).

FOR OHIO EPA USE ONLY:

DATE APPLICATION

FACILITY ID:


(If additional entries for emissions units are needed, copy this page and attach the additional page(s) with additional emissions units entered and indicate below.) Check here if additional copies of this page are attached:

2. Emissions Unit Information (make a copy of pages 3-6 and attach for each emissions unit listed on page 2):

a. OEPA Emissions Unit ID (4-digit) number: _ Z_001; Z002; Z003 *

b. Company ID for Emissions Unit: -Div 1 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank; Div. I 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank; Div III 39375 Gal. No. 2 oil tank.

c. Emissions Unit Activity Description: .. fuel oil storage *Emission unit information same for Div 1, 11 and III tanks

d. Equipment Description: fuel oil storage tank

e. Initial Installation Date (month/year): 5/81 Initial Startup Date (month/year): 10/84 Most Recent Modification Date (if applicable) (as defined in OAC rule 3745-31-01(J)) (month/year): _ NA

f. Emissions Information:

Complete the following table for each criteria air pollutant proposed to be emitted from the emissions unit at a rate greater than one ton/year (list each pollutant on a separate line), and for any pollutant for which an emissions limit has been established (per a state or federal regulation or Permit to Install) which limits air emissions of the pollutant to less than one ton/year.

Pollutant Name Proposed Maximum Hourly Emissions (pounds/hour)

Proposed Maximum Annual Emissions (tons/year)

VOC 0.0096 0.00061

(If additional pollutants need to be identified, copy this page and attach the additional page(s). Check here _ if additional copies of this page are attached.)

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DATE APPLICATION

FACILITY ID:

EMISSIONS UNIT(s) ID(s)

g. Proposed Operating Schedule:

Average: Hours/Day: 0.14 Hours/Year 50

Maximum: Hours/Day: 0.27 Hours/Year: 100

h. Control Equipment Information:

Provide the following for each add-on emissions control device to be employed for the emissions unit:

Check here _X_ if no emissions control device is proposed to be employed for the emissions unit and proceed to item 'i" below.

Control Equipment Type Codes: A. Fabric Filter/Baghouse B. Electrostatic Precipitator C. Catalytic Incinerator D. Thermal Incinerator E. Flare F. Wet Scrubber

G. Condenser H. Carbon Adsorber I. Concentrator J. Cyclone/Multiclone K. Settling Chamber L. Other, describe:

Item

i. Type (see above codes)

ii. Configuration

iii. Manufacturer's Name

iv. Company ID

v. Month/Year Installed

vi. Pollutant(s) Controlled

vii. Operating Capture Efficiency(%

viii.Design Control Efficiency (%) ix. Operating Control Efficiency()

x. Inlet Gas Flow (acfm)

Ai Inlet Gas Temperature (OF)

xii.Maximum Controlled Emissions Rate for Each Pollutant Controlled (lb/hr, grain/dscf, or ppmv)

Control Device #1 Control Device Control Device #3 #2

xiii.Supplemental control device information (see instructions)

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RECEIVED

FOR OHIO EPA USE ONLY: DATE APPLICATION

FACILITY ID:


Control Device #1

Control Device #2

Control Device #3

i. Emissions Egress Point(s) Information: (Provide the following information for each point at which emissions are released into the ambient air from the emissions unit and list each individual egress point on a separate line.)

Egress point description codes: A. Vertical stack (unobstructed) B. Horizontal/downward stack

Company ID for Egress Point

C. Vertical stack (obstructed) D. Fugitive

Description Code

Div I190,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank vent A

Div 11 90,000 gal. No. 2 oil tank vent A

Div 111 39,375 gal. No. 2 oil tank vent A

A Process or Activity Flow Diaqram must be submitted for each emissions unit included in the application. Include the OEPA Emission Unit ID and company identification for the emissions unit on each process or activity flow diagram submitted. Show entry and exit points of all raw materials, intermediate products, byproducts and finished products. Label all materials, including air pollution emissions and other waste materials and identify material and exhaust gas flow rates. Label the process equipment, emissions control equipment, and emissions egress points utilized.

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RECEIVED:

j.

k. Continuous emissions monitoring equipment: (Provide the following information if any continuous emission monitoring equipment is employed for any egress point(s) associated with this emissins unit.) NA

Company ID for Type of Manufacturer/ Model Serial No. Pollutant(s) Monitored Egress Point Monitor No.

Federally Enforceable Emissions Limits: (Provide the following information only if applying for federally enforceable limits, per OAC rule 3745-35-07, for the emissions unit.) NA

Check here _ if applying, per OAC rule 3745-35-07, for federally enforceable limits as part of this permit issuance.

If applying for such limits, attach a separate piece of paper providing the following information:

i. identification of the proposed operation/production limitation(s) for the emissions unit(s);

ii. identification of the proposed short term emission limit for each pollutant, corresponding to the proposed operationallproduction limit;

iii. proposed method(s), including identification of applicable methods, including any contained within 40 CFR, Parts 51 and 60, which will be utilized to demonstrate compliance with the federally enforceable limits; and

iv. a summary of the total facility potential to emit" (tons/year) for each applicable pollutant (PM, NOx, SO2, CO, VOC, HAPs, etc.) as of implementation of the proposed federally enforceable limits (include supporting calculations).

m. Confidentiality Claims:

Check here _ if requesting any information included in this application for this emissions unit to be claimed as a trade secret per Ohio Revised Code (ORC) 3704.08:

If a claim is being made, attach a separate piece of paper to this application and include the following information to justify the claim:

i. identification of the specific information (item # and description) submitted within the application for the

emissions unit which is being claimed as a trade secret;

ii. an explanation of why the information specified is indeed a trade secret;

iii. confirmation that the alleged trade secret is not revealed by inspection or analysis of any marketed product (example: "reverse chemistry"); and

iv. identification of security measures which have been adopted to ensure secrecy, and confirmation that reasonable or enforceable agreements or other confidential relationships prohibiting use or disclosure of the secret existed with those whom the secret was revealed (example: employee secrecy agreements and/or contractor agreements).

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OR OHIO EPA USE ONLY: DATE APPLICATION

RECEIVED. FACILITY ID.

EMISSIONS UNIT(s) ID(s)

Finally, if a confidentiality claim is being submitted, two copies of the application need to be submitted, one completed version with all the information requested and one Asanitized@ version containing all information requested except that information upon which a trade secret claim is being made.

n. Emissions Activity Category Forms:

The appropriate Emissions Activity Category (EAC) form(s) must be completed and attached for each emission unit. At least one complete EAC form must be submitted for each emission unit for the application to be considered complete. Please identify each EAC form completed and being submitted with this application for this emissions unit:

EAC form ID number (see instructions for list of EAC forms) L 3104 iii. ii. iv.

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