The following applications for approval of construction or modification of an air pollution source have been received by ORCAA. A formal public comment period will be provided if requested by any person, government agency, group, or applicant.
The following applications for approval of construction or modification of an air pollution source have been received by ORCAA. A formal public comment period will be provided if requested by any person, government agency, group, or the applicant.
1 – Applicant: Costco Gasoline Facility #64 – Tumwater
Location: 5500 Little Rock Rd SW, Tumwater
Description: 19NOC1343– Modify condition 2 of 16MOD1147
Type: Notice of Construction – NOC
Posted: April 23, 2019
Point of Contact: Lauren Whybrew, 360-539-7610 — lauren.whybrew@orcaa.org
2 – Applicant: E & L Coatings Northwest LLC
Location: 13313 Reeder Rd SW, Tenino
Description: 19NOC1344– Install a paint booth and a blast booth
Type: Notice of Construction – NOC
Posted: April 23, 2019
Point of Contact: Mark Goodin, 360-539-7610 — mark.goodin@orcaa.org
3 – Applicant: Lakeside Industries, Inc.
Location: Approved Locations in ORCAA’s jurisdiction
Description: 19NOC1342– General approval order of a portable rock crushing operation
Type: Notice of Construction – NOC
Posted: April 23, 2019
Point of Contact: Aaron Manley, 360-539-7610 — Aaron Manley@orcaa.org
To express interest in an application, submit your comments in writing by the deadline listed below. Please be sure to list the NOC # of the application you are commenting on:
Deadline: May 8, 2019
By Mail: ORCAA, 2940 Limited Lane NW, Olympia, WA 98502
By Fax: (360) 491-6308
By Email: see Point of Contact info block on each application listed above
- Notice Type: Notice of Construction (NOC)
- Posted: April 23, 2019
- Name of Business: E & L Coatings Northwest LLC
- Notice #: 19NOC1344
- Permit: Amended Final Determination
- Date Finalized: May 2, 2024
What are Notice of Construction Permits?
Notice of Construction (NOC) permits are required prior to the construction, installation, replacement, or modification of any air pollutant sources, emissions units, or air pollution control equipment. Once approved and issued by ORCAA, the NOC allows not only the ‘construction’ but also the ongoing operation of that source or emissions unit. The NOC is in force until the source or emissions unit is modified or replaced, at which time a new NOC permit is required. Learn more about the NOC program.