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sourceshall comply with the rules for prevention of significant deterioration (PSD) as set forth in 567-Chapter 33.  \n\n| EPA Rulemakings\u003Cbr>CFR: 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(44)(i)(ii)\u003Cbr>FRM: 50 FR 37176 (9/12/85)\u003Cbr>PRM: 49 FR 45761 (11/20/84)\u003Cbr>State Submission: 7/18/84\u003Cbr>State Proposal: 6/22/83\u003Cbr>State Final: 7/17/84\u003Cbr>APDB File: IA-19\u003Cbr>Description: The EPA approved Chapter 22 regulations (preconstruction review procedures), with the exception of 3 subrules, 22 .5(4) g, i, and j, on emission offsets . |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| CFR:\u003Cbr>FRM:\u003Cbr>PRM:\u003Cbr>State Submission:\u003Cbr>State Proposal:\u003Cbr>State Final:\u003Cbr>APDB File:\u003Cbr>Description:\u003Cbr>requirements and the | 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(46)(i)(A)\u003Cbr>52 FR 23981 (6/26/87)\u003Cbr>None\u003Cbr>3/9/87\u003Cbr>12/3/86 (ARC 7188) 4/15/87\u003Cbr>IA-26\u003Cbr>This revision adopts by reference the EPA regulations 52.21 pertaining to PSD SIP regulation 51 .166(q)(2)(iv) on procedural requirements. |  |\n| CFR: 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(51)(i)(A)\u003Cbr>FRM: 54 FR 33536 (8/15/89)\u003Cbr>PRM: None\u003Cbr>State Submission: 10/28/88\u003Cbr>State Proposal: IAB 7/27/88 (ARC 9033)\u003Cbr>State Final: IAB 11/16/88 (ARC 9454) (Effective 12/21/88)\u003Cbr>APDB File: IA-27\u003Cbr>Description: Revised the SIP to include the PM10 standards and definitions. It also redesignated\u003Cbr>areas of Iowa to unclassifiable with the respect to particulate matter . |  |  |\n| CFR:\u003Cbr>FRM:\u003Cbr>PRM:\u003Cbr>State Submission:\u003Cbr>State Proposal:\u003Cbr>State Final:\u003Cbr>APDB File:\u003Cbr>Description:\u003Cbr>1986) and Supplement Water, Air and Waste | 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(52)(i)(B)\u003Cbr>55 FR 26690 (6/29/90)\u003Cbr>None\u003Cbr>5/7/90\u003Cbr>IAB 11/15/89 (ARC 412A)\u003Cbr>IAB 2/7/90 (ARC 658A) (Effective 3/14/90) IA-32\u003Cbr>Amends 22 .4(1) to incorporate the EPA's guideline on Air Quality Models (Revised A (1987) , and recodified Chapters 20-29. The recodification changed the name from Management (900) to Environmental Protection Commission (567) . |  |\n| CFR:\u003Cbr>FRM:\u003Cbr>PRM:\u003Cbr>State Submission:\u003Cbr>State Proposal:\u003Cbr>State Final:\u003Cbr>APDB File:\u003Cbr>Description:\u003Cbr>by the EPA on October |  | 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(53)(i)(A)\u003Cbr>56 FR 5757 (2/13/91)\u003Cbr>None\u003Cbr>11/8/90 IAB 6/13/90\u003Cbr>IAB 10/17/90 (Effective 11/21/90) IA-31\u003Cbr>This revision adopts the maximum allowable increases for nitrogen dioxide revised 17, 1988. |\n| CFR: 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(57)(i)(A)\u003Cbr>FRM: 58 FR 27939 (5/12/93)\u003Cbr>PRM: None\u003Cbr>State Submission: 1/5/93\u003Cbr>State Proposal: IAB 9/16/92 (ARC 3350A)\u003Cbr>State Final: IAB 1/20/93 (ARC 3694A) (Effective 2/24/93)\u003Cbr>APDB File: IA-37\u003Cbr>Description: This revision updates the reference to the Federal PSD rule at 40 C .F .R . 52.21. |  |  |\n\nCFR: 40 C .F .R . 52 .820(c)(59)(i)(B)  \nFRM: 59 FR 65717 (12/21/94)  \nPRM: 59 FR 65744 (12/21/94)  \nState Submission: 5/5/94  \nState Proposal: 10/13/93  \nState Final: Effective 4/20/94 (Published 3/16/94)  \nAPDB File: IA-46  \nDescription: This revision adopted by reference 40 C .F .R . 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