Tehama County Air Rules Get EPA's Boring Approval
Published Date: 5/8/2025
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Summary
The EPA just gave the green light to Tehama County’s updated air quality rules that control big pollution sources before they start building or changing. This means businesses in Tehama County must follow new permit steps to keep the air cleaner. These changes kick in soon and help protect everyone’s health without extra costs for the community.
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2 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 1 costs, 0 mixed.
New preconstruction permits for big polluters
If you operate a stationary facility in Tehama County that is a 'major source' or plan a 'major modification,' your project is now subject to updated preconstruction review and permitting requirements. The EPA approved this revision to the Tehama County portion of the California State Implementation Plan; it governs permits under part D of title I of the Clean Air Act.
Local air protections approved by EPA
If you live in Tehama County, the EPA approved updated local rules that require preconstruction review of major pollution sources, which helps protect community health. The approval is for the Tehama County portion of the California SIP and, according to the summary, aims to protect health without imposing extra costs on the community.
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