Regulatory Development and Retrospective Review Tracker
NESHAP for Brick and Structural Clay Products Manufacturing and NESHAP for Clay Ceramics Manufacturing
a.k.a. NESHAP MACT for Brick and Structural Clay and Clay Ceramics
RIN: 2060-AP69 (What's this?)
Docket No.: Not yet available (What's this?)
Current Phase: Proposal (What's this?)
This rulemaking will establish emission limits for hazardous air pollutants (hydrogen flouride (HF), hydrogen chloride (HCl) and metals) emitted from brick and clay ceramics kilns, as well as dryers and glazing operations at clay ceramics production facilities.
|NPRM: Sent to OMB for Regulatory Review||06/13/2010|
|NPRM: Regulatory Review Concluded||06/13/2010|
|NPRM: Received by OMB||06/13/2010|
|NPRM: Sent to OMB for Regulatory Review||09/24/2014|
|NPRM: Received by OMB||09/26/2014|
|NPRM: Regulatory Review Concluded||11/20/2014|
|NPRM: Comment Period Open||12/18/2014|
|NPRM: Published in FR||12/18/2014|
|NPRM: Comment Period Extension Published in FR||12/31/2014|
|NPRM: Comment Period Closed||02/17/2015|
|NPRM: Comment Period Closed with Extension||03/19/2015|
|Final Rule: Published in FR||10/2015 (projected)|
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