California § 42332 - Prior to renewing a permit, an air pollution control officer may review the compl
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§ 42332. Prior to renewing a permit, an air pollution control officer may review the compl
(a) Prior to renewing a permit, an air pollution control officer may review the compliance history of the source in question at the facility, as shown in district records, under laws or regulations governing the control of air pollution, including the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. Sec. 7401 and following) and regulations adopted thereunder, and this division and regulations adopted pursuant to this division. (b) In reviewing an applicantâs compliance history, the officer shall take into account the size and complexity of the applicantâs operations and the number of permits held by the applicant.
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What does Public Contract Code - PCC § 42332 cover?
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