ok-2275: Department of Environmental Quality — Air Pollution Control
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The Department of Environmental Quality (Department or DEQ) is proposing to revoke Subchapter 11. Alternative Emissions Reduction Plans and Authorizations and Subchapter 33. Control of Emission of Nitrogen Oxides as they have been identified as outdated and ineffective. On February 3, 2020, Governor Stitt signed Executive Order 2020-03, which directed all state agencies to review “agency’s administrative rules to identify costly, ineffective, duplicative, and outdated regulations.” During DEQ’s comprehensive rule review, Subchapter 11 and Subchapter 33 were both identified as being potentially obsolete and ineffective. The gist of this rule proposal and the underlying reason for the rulemaking is to implement the Executive Order by “streamlining state government” through revocation of unnecessary rules.
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