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Facilities must prepare a facility-specific OCR that meets the administrative and technical requirements in Section 27. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change provides six example OCRs in a recommended format, one for each relevant activity and associated process tables, including wastewater treatment options. 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If an OCR is required, the facility must prepare a facility-specific OCR that includes all the administrative and technical requirements set out in Section 27 of the Air Emissions EASR Regulation. In order to provide appropriate guidance materials and tools for facilities tasked with preparing an OCR, a total of six example OCRs have been developed by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MOECC). One OCR is available for each activity with NAICS Codes listed in Table 3 – Odour – Processes and Setback Distances of the EASR publication, and for each specific process listed in Table 4 – Odour – Processes and Setback Distances, as follows:\nDog and Cat Food Manufacturing NAICS 311111 and Cooking or Drying Animal Products\nSugar Manufacturing NAICS 311310\nBreweries NAICS 312120\nSpraying Operation (≥ 10 L/hr) and Printing (> 400 kg/hr ink usage)\nWastewater Treatment – Lagoons, Uncovered Clarifiers, Sludge Management\nFood Frying\nThe Dog and Cat Food Manufacturing and Cooking or Drying Animal Products OCR was prepared such that it is applicable to NAICS 311111 listed in Table 3 and Cooking or Drying Animal Products, a Table 4 process. One combined OCR for Spraying Operations (Painting) and Printing was prepared. Where appropriate, the wastewater treatment OCR may be combined with the other OCRs.\nThe purpose of the example OCRs is to simplify the level of effort required by facilities when developing an OCR.  These example OCRs contain useable information and are presented in a recommended OCR format.\nSome sections in the example OCRs can be used as a draft for facilities, particularly with respect to the jurisdictional review and odour control options provided in Section 4.  This information can be incorporated by facilities into their site-specific OCR. It is imperative, however, that the information be reviewed and validated as it reflects information available at the time this example OCR was prepared (January 2017).  There may be advancements in control technologies or other changes to the sector or process that would need to be considered. It is the responsibility of the person preparing an OCR for a facility to ensure that the information, including the jurisdictional review and odour control options is complete.\nAs well, a number of sections of the OCR will require site-specific inputs and considerations, in particular, Section 2 where unique attributes at a specific facility should be detailed, Section 5 which presents the assessment of control option technical feasibility, and Section 6 which summarizes the status of current odour control measures at the facility.\nThese example OCRs include narrative guidance text boxes throughout for instructional purposes, as well as Appendices with further guidance materials and resources.\nAs the unit operations and processes may differ between facilities, this report should not be considered comprehensive for all facilities that require an OCR. A facility-specific OCR must be prepared to include all odorous sources at a facility and all different types of equipment as well as the materials being used.  All reasonable effort must be made to identify odour reduction measures and procedures that are available from publicly accessible resources.\n\u000f\nTable of Contents\n\u0003\n\u0013 TOC \\o \"1-2\" \\h \\z \\u \u0014\u0013 HYPERLINK \\l \"_Toc486499039\" \u0014Statements of Certification\t\u0013 PAGEREF _Toc486499039 \\h \u00141\u0015\u0015\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \\l \"_Toc486499040\" \u0014Licensed Enginee","cbCain61INaCSDRS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain61INaCSDRS","docx",145635,6,55,"English","# Statements of Certification\n## Licensed Engineering Practitioner\n## Facility Representative\n# 1. Introduction\n## 1.1 Odour Control Report for Wastewater Treatment\n## 1.2 Sector Description\n## 1.3 Odour Control Report for Sample Wastewater Company\n## 1.4 Odour Control Report Content\n# 2. Facility Description\n## 2.1 Site Location and Location of Points of Odour Reception\n## 2.2 Facility Owner Legal Name and Contact Information\n## 2.3 Facility Operator Legal Name and Contact Information\n## 2.4 Production Rate and Operating Hours\n## 2.5 Facility Complaint History\n## 2.6 Unique Facility or Process Attributes\n# 3. Process Description\n## 3.1 General Wastewater Process Description\n## 3.2 Identification of Odorous Contaminants\n## 3.3 Identification of Odour Sources and Source Groupings\n# 4. Sector Odour Control Measures\n## 4.1 Current Practices at Wastewater Facilities","[{\"question\":\"When is an Odour Control Report (OCR) required for an Ontario facility?\",\"answer\":\"An OCR must be available at all times when the circumstances in paragraph 5 of Section 24 of the regulation exist at the facility.\"},{\"question\":\"What must a facility-specific OCR include?\",\"answer\":\"A facility-specific OCR must include all administrative and technical requirements specified in Section 27 of the Air Emissions EASR Regulation.\"},{\"question\":\"How can the example OCRs be used by facilities preparing their own OCR?\",\"answer\":\"Example OCRs provide a recommended format and draft-ready sections, such as jurisdictional review and odour control options. Facilities must review, validate, and update the content using site-specific inputs and current conditions.\"}]","Introduction and Scope of Odour Control Reports | DOCX",19]