Small Business Assistance - Permit Primer
Section 4 - Compliance Requirement Forms
These forms are only required for operation permits. The link for all forms is found at the bottom of this page.
For those applying for a construction permit, you don't need these AT THIS TIME. When your construction permit is about to expire, you will need to amend your application to make it a complete operation permit application. At that time, these forms will be required.
Compliance Demonstration
4530-118
After completing form 4530-118 for an emissions unit, fill out the appropriate compliance demonstration forms as follows. NOTE: the link to these forms is found by clicking on the pdf above or on "link to Section 4 Forms" at the bottom of this page.
4530-119 Continuous Emission Monitoring
        4530-120 Periodic Emission Monitoring using Portable Monitors
        4530-121 Monitoring Control System Parameters or Operating Parameters
        4530-122 Monitoring Maintenance Procedures
        4530-123 Stack Testing
        4530-124 Fuel Sampling and Analysis
        4530-125 Recordkeeping
Compliance Status Forms (For operation permits ONLY* - Fill out 
                forms -130 and -131 for each unit and forms -132 and -133 for 
                the whole facility)
                4530-130 Current Emissions Requirements and Status of Unit
                4530-131 Emission Unit Compliance Plan - Commitments and Schedule
                4530-132 Current Emissions Requirements and Status of Facility
                4530-133 Facility Requirement Compliance Plan
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Compliance Status
        The following forms are intended to inform the DNR about the compliance 
        status of each of your emissions units and for any rules that are applicable 
        facility-wide. On forms 4530-130 you list all the rules that apply, either 
        to individual emissions units (-130) or facility-wide (-132). Then on 
        the certification forms you either indicate that the emissions unit or 
        whole facility is in compliance with all those rules, or if not then propose 
        how and when the facility will come into compliance. 
4530-130
        You must fill out one form for each emissions unit at your facility. Do 
        not fill out this form for insignificant emissions units. 
4530-131
        You must certify compliance for every significant emissions unit at your 
        facility. If the emissions unit is in compliance you need to only fill 
        out items 1- 4. If the unit is not presently in compliance you should 
        check the box in item 6 and give a schedule of how and when you will attain 
        compliance. 
4530-132
        You must fill out this form if you have any facility-wide emission limitations. 
        Such requirements include existing permit requirements, such as restrictions 
        on the total number of hours a plant may operate, total solvent usage, 
        and so on. The hazardous air pollutant rule in NR 445, Wis. Adm. Code, 
        is actually a facility wide limitation and is a rule that is considered 
        "state-only". "State-only" refers to sections of the 
        Wisconsin Administrative Code that have not yet been approved by the Federal 
        Government. You may need to contact DNR Air Permit or SBCAAP staff for 
        assistance on whether a rule is state-only or not.
4530-133
        You must certify compliance with requirements that affect the entire facility 
        (those you listed on 4530-132). If the facility is in compliance, you 
        need to fill out only items 1- 3. If the facility is not presently in 
        compliance you should check the box in item 4 and give a schedule of how 
        and when you will attain compliance. 
Alternative Operating Scenarios
                While filling out your application, consider all the different 
                operating scenarios you might want to operate under during the 
                next five-year life of your permit. On some of the forms it is 
                easy to address alternatives. For example, the printing form 4530-107 
                asks you to give information for all inks you currently use in 
                your press and all inks you may want to use in the press for the 
                next five years. Write "alternative" next to the inks that may 
                be used in the future. Other forms don't lend themselves as easily 
                to describing alternative operating scenarios. In this case, fill 
                out a 4530-135 form for additional information to describe the 
                alternative operating scenario (opens in new window)
Section 4 Forms  (PDF, 
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