• EPSAP - Non-Title V Source
• EPSAP - Long Form  Attention! The revision of DEP Form 62-210.900(1) - Long Form Air Permit Application forms (effective March 11, 2010) required an update of the EPSAP software's Long Form Air Permit Application to reflect these revisions. The changes to EPSAP were implemented on May 14, 2010. You may click the link below to view the Summary of Changes in Release 2010-1 for more details on the update.
• Summary of Changes in Release 2010-1
• Summary of Changes in Release 2008-1
• Summary of Changes in Release 2006-2

Assistance:

• PE Submittal Process PowerPoint Overview
  [PowerPoint Presentation - 939kb]
• Submittal Instructions
  [PDF - 2mb]
• Submittal Instructions
  [Word - 3mb]

Non-Title V Source Applicant Documentation - Last updated 8/11/2011

• Non-Title V Source Applicant Documentation - PDF Version
  [PDF - 7.2mb]
• Non-Title V Source Applicant Documentation - Word Version
  [Word - 10.4mb]

Long Form Applicant Documentation - Last updated 8/11/2011

• Long Form Applicant Documentation - PDF Version
  [PDF - 6.6mb]
• Long Form Applicant Documentation - Word Version
  [Word - 11mb]
• EPSAP Workshop PowerPoint Presentation
  [PowerPoint - 338kb]

Continue to check back for more information on enhancements to the Electronic Permit Submission and Processing application and about upcoming EPSAP workshops to be held around the state. The purpose of the workshops are to introduce consultants and industries to this new online air permit application submission software.  Send an e-mail to inquire about EPSAP or upcoming workshops.

Benefits of using EPSAP:

• Applications can be submitted over the internet.
• EPSAP will pre-fill information from the ARMS database, saving the applicant from current and future data entry.
• Renewals and permit modifications can be made quickly submitted online.
• Flexible navigation to facilitate moving from one section of the application to another.
• The application can be shared with other "application owners".
• Sufficiency checks reduces errors.
• Engineer reviews conducted online which can speed up the permitting process.

Overview:

EPSAP is an electronic version of DEP Forms 62-210.900 (1), (3), and (4).  EPSAP provides regulated facility owners / operators the ability to submit air permit applications electronically and provides Permitting offices the ability to review the received applications on-line.  In addition, upon issuance of a permit the data goes through a rigorous Quality Assurance process before it is uploaded into the Air Resource Management System (ARMS), the central repository for the Facility Air Permitting and Compliance data.