PTI Application

Permit to Install (State):

In Ohio, a Permit to Install (PTI) must be obtained before beginning the construction of an air pollution source. Depending on the complexity of the source to be installed, a PTI is typically issued from one to six months after the application is received. Additionally, air pollution sources that have been installed since 1974 that did not receive a PTI before their construction must still obtain a PTI as a first step towards compliance. Following are examples of activities that can require a PTI:

Painting or other coating application booths
Storage tanks
Printing presses
Boilers
Incinerators
Gasoline fueling stations
Plating operations
Degreasers
Ovens
Fugitive emissions from storage piles or roadways
Bulk material handling
Any other process that may emit air pollution

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