Small Business Assistance - Permit Primer
Miscellaneous Processes
The Miscellaneous Process category of emission sources includes a wide variety of processes and sources such as laboratories, research and testing equipment, renovation or demolition operations.
You need to determine if you are exempt
Each process in the list below has a certain exemption level (listed in the drop-down definition box that appears when clicking on each one) that your process must be less than to be exempt. If your process is not below those levels, or you cannot substitute materials or modify the process to bring it below those levels then you are not exempt and will need to apply for a construction permit.
(Click on the drop-down topic below to review the exemption level, then refer to the facts sheets that follow)
Topics with Clickable, Drop-down Exemption Levels
- Chromium Electroplating and Anodizing Operations
- Laboratories Emitting Air Pollutants
- Research and Testing Equipment
- Renovation or Demolition Operations Involving Friable Asbestos
Please review the following fact sheets to assist you in determining if you are exempt.
Clean Air Facts: MTE/PTE Fact Sheet (Exit DNR) (PDF, 64 KB)
Clean Air Facts: VOC Sources Fact Sheet (Exit DNR) (PDF, 48 KB)
Chromium Electroplating & Anodizing Fact Sheet (Exit DNR) (PDF, 25 KB)
If you've determined you are not exempt, please continue by clicking the "Not Exempt" button below. This link will take you to a pollution prevention option web page.