Permits and Engineering
Diesel Internal Combustion Engine (DICE) Air Toxic Control Measure
On March 17, 2005, the APCD Board adopted revisions to
Rule 202, as required by state law. Diesel engines rated at greater than 50
brake-horsepower are now required to obtain APCD permits. New engines require a
permit
before
installation; owners/operators with existing engines were required to submit
applications by no later than June 16, 2005. If you own/operate an
existing engine, and did not submit an application by June 16, 2005, your
application is now overdue. Per the October 18, 2007 updates to the ATCM,
Agricultural engines are required to obtain a Registration. See
Permit Application Material
below.
- Have an emergency standby
generator? Just want the basics? Click here.
- For agricultural (AG) engines, click here.
- For residential generators, click here.
Advisories
- 11/27/07: Johnson-Matthey CRT Emissions Control System
Technical Advisory (11-15-07)
- 10/18/07: Stationary Diesel ATCM
Revised (AG Engines now require a District Registration)
- 01/07/07: New Agricultural (AG)
engine web page available
here. Application Form AG-1
- 09/15/06: ATCM Recordkeeping Form ENF-92
Revised
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs
Permit Application Material (Please note Forms
-34E, -34P, -34R, -36, and -01 can be completed online prior to printing for submission
to the APCD.
They can only be saved "with your data" to your computer if you own Adobe's
Acrobat Standard or Professional software).
Compliance Forms
Reference Material
Please note that application forms (such as Form
-01) are also available for download at
Download Permit Application Forms.
For more information or assistance, call or email
Phil Sheehan at (805) 961-8876
(Engineering and Compliance Division).  Return to
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