Gasoline Dispensing Facilities

eCFR Subpart CCCCCC [ecfr.gov]

This subpart applies to:

1. The loading of gasoline storage tanks at gasoline dispensing facilities.

Affected Sources:

1. Each gasoline dispensing facility that is located at an area source.
   • Includes gasoline cargo tank, and equipment necessary to unload product, during delivery of product.
   • Includes each storage tank and associated equipment components.

An area source of HAP has the potential to emit :

• <10 tons per year (tpy) of a single HAP; or
• <25 tpy of a combination of HAPs.

Not subject to this subpart:

1. Equipment used for the refueling of motor vehicles.
2. The loading of aviation gasoline into storage tanks at airports, and the subsequent transfer of aviation gasoline within the airport.
3. Affected sources which elect to comply with another applicable Federal rule having more stringent provision(s).

NSPS – 40 CFR Part 60

Subpart Ka or Kb - Petroleum Liquid Storage
Subpart XX – Bulk Gasoline Terminals (loading racks)

 

NESHAP - 40 CFR Part 63

Subpart BBBBBB - Gas Distribution Facilities

eCFR Subpart CCCCCC [ecfr.gov]

Source Classification

• Existing Source = constructed or reconstructed on or before 11/9/06
• New Source = constructed or reconstructed after 11/9/06

Initial Notification

• None
  • <10,000 gallon monthly throughput
  • 10,000 – 100,000 gallon monthly throughput & only underground storage tanks - if complying with NE State Fire Marshall law for submerged fill and only have underground storage tanks
  • > 100,000 gallon monthly throughput
    • if operating vapor balance system that achieves 90% emission reduction or complying with management practices as stringent at Table 1 of rule and
    • above are required by enforceable state law or permit
• Existing source = 5/9/08
• New source = 5/9/08 or upon startup
• Only load gasoline into nonroad engine or vehicle = 5/24/11

Compliance Dates

• Existing source = 1/10/11
  • Only load gasoline into nonroad engine or vehicle = 1/24/14
• New source = 1/10/08 or upon startup
  • > 100,000 gallon monthly throughput
    • Startup between 11/9/06 - 9/23/08 = 9/23/08
    • Startup after 9/23/08 = upon startup
  • Only load gasoline into nonroad engine or vehicle = 1/24/11

Compliance Status Notification

• None
  • <10,000 gallon monthly throughput
  • 10,000 – 100,000 gallon monthly throughput & only underground storage tanks - if complying with NE State Fire Marshall law for submerged fill and only have underground storage tanks
  • > 100,000 gallon monthly throughput
    • if operating vapor balance system that achieves 90% emission reduction or complying with management practices as stringent at Table 1 of rule and
    • above are required by enforceable state law or permit
• Within 60 days of compliance date (all sources)

Notification of Performance Test

• 60 days prior to test

Compliance Reports

• Annual - all sources
  • If malfunction caused or may have caused exceedence
  • By March 15 each year
• > 100,000 gallon monthly throughput
  • Results of volumetric efficiency tests
  • Within 180 days of test date

**** Please check with LLCHD or OAQC if you are located within Omaha city limits or Lancaster County. They may have notification and/or report requirements that differ from NDEQ.

Iowa DNR Area Source NESHAP website [iowadnr.gov] - fact sheets, guidance documents, webinars, compliance calendars, and presentations

California Air Resource Board (CARB) Test Methods [arb.ca.gov]

EPA's Area Source Rule Website [epa.gov] contains federal register notices and implementation tools

Texas CEQ Subpart CCCCCC Webpage [tceq.texas.gov]