Info on Permits: Spraybooths - BodyShop Business

Info on Permits: Spraybooths

Spraybooths come with many decisions: what type to buy, from which manufacturer, where to place it in the shop, etc. And not only do they come with decisions, but they're also attached to responsibility.

Among the responsibilities, shop owners need to determine whether
or not their shops are in nonattainment areas – areas that don’t
meet national air-quality standards. If a shop is in a
nonattainment area, it’s likely that its booth will need an accompanying
permit, or at least be registered.

Most major metropolitan areas are nonattainment zones, which require
permitted sites to keep a VOC Tracking Spray Log to verify the
booths are operating within established limits. (This requirement
includes sites that don’t require permits due to insufficient
VOC volume.)

Air-quality programs distinguish between new and existing sources
of air pollution. New facilities or mobile sources (vehicles)
are viewed more stringently than existing ones – in some cases,
booths may be grandfathered, but it’s advisable to get this determination
in writing.

Phone numbers for regional and state EPA air-quality offices are
provided here so you can find out about your area’s regulations.

EPA Regional/State Air-Quality Offices

Alabama Air Div., Dept. of Environmental Management, (205) 271-7861
Alaska Air Quality Management Program, Dept. of Environmental Conservation,
(907) 465-5100
Arizona Air Div., Dept. of Environmental Quality, (602) 207-2308
Arkansas Air Div., Dept. of Pollution Control and Ecology, (501) 562-7444
California Air Resources Board, Cal-EPA, (916) 445-4383
Colorado Air Pollution Control Div., Dept. of Health, (303) 692-3100
Connecticut Bureau of Air Management, Dept. of Environmental Protection, (203) 566-2506
Delaware Div. of Air and Waste Management, Dept. of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, (302) 739-4791
District of Columbia Air Resources Management Div., Dept. of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs
(202) 404-1180
Florida Air Resources Management, Dept. of Environmental Protection, (904) 488-1344
Georgia Environmental Protection Div., Dept. of Natural Resources, (404) 363-7000
Hawaii Environmental Management Div., Air Pollution Section, Dept. of Health,
(808) 586-4019
Idaho Permits and Enforcement, Div. Of Environmental Quality, (208) 334-5898
Illinois Div. of Air Pollution Control, Environmental Protection Agency, (217) 782-7326
Indiana Office of Air Management, Dept. of Environmental Management, (317) 232-8384
Iowa Air Quality Section, Dept. of Natural Resources, (515) 281-8693
Kansas Air and Radiation, Dept. of Health and Environment, (913) 296-1593
Kentucky Div. of Air Quality, Dept. of Environmental Protection, (502) 564-3382
Louisiana Office of Air Quality and Radiation Protection, Dept. of Environmental Quality,

(504) 765-0110
Maine Bureau of Air Quality Control, Dept. of Environmental Protection, (207) 287-2437
Maryland Air Management Admin., Dept. of the Environment, (410) 631-3255
Massachusetts Div. of Air Quality Control, Dept. of Environmental Protection, (617) 292-5593
Michigan Air Quality Div., Dept. of Natural Resources, (517) 373-7023
Minnesota Air Quality Div., Pollution Control Agency, (612) 296-7331
Mississippi Air Div., Dept. of Environmental Quality, (601) 961-5171
Missouri Div. of Environmental Quality, Air Pollution Control, Dept. of Natural Resources ,

(314) 751-4817
Montana Air Quality Bureau, Dept. of Health and Environmental Science, (406) 444-3454
Nebraska Air and Waste Management Div., Dept. of Environmental Quality, (402) 471-2189
Nevada Bureau of Air Quality, Div. of Environmental Protection, Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources, (702) 687-5065
New Hampshire Air Resources Div., Dept. of Environmental Services, (603) 271-1370
New Jersey Div. of Environmental Quality, Air Program, Dept. of Environmental Protection and Energy, (609) 292-6710
New Mexico Air Quality Bureau, Environment Dept., (505) 827-0070
New York Div. of Air Resources, Dept. of Environmental Conservation, (518) 457-7230
North Carolina Div. of Environmental Management, Air Quality Section, Dept. of Environment, Health and Natural Resources, (919) 733-3340
North Dakota Div. of Environmental Engineering, Dept. of Health, (701) 221-5188
Ohio Div. of Air Pollution Control, Environmental Protection Agency, (614) 644-2270
Oklahoma Air Quality Program, Dept. of Environmental Quality, (405) 271-5220
Oregon Air Quality Control Div., Dept. of Environmental Quality, (503) 229-5359
Pennsylvania Bureau of Air Quality Control, Dept. of Environmental Resources, (717) 787-9702
Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board, (809) 767-8071
Rhode Island Div. of Air Resources, Dept. of Environmental Management, (401) 277-2808
South Carolina Bureau of Air Quality Control, Dept. of Health and Environmental Control,

(803) 734-4750
South Dakota Air Program, Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources, (605) 773-3351
Tennessee Div. of Air Pollution Control, Dept. of Environment and Conservation,

(615) 532-0554
Texas Air Quality Planning Div., Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission,

(512) 239-1000
Utah Div. of Air Quality, Dept. of Environmental Quality,(801) 536-4000
Vermont Air Pollution Control Div., Agency of Natural Resources, (802) 241-3840
Virginia Air Div., Dept. of Environmental Quality, (804) 786-2378
Washington Air Quality Program, Dept. of Ecology, (206) 407-6000
West Virginia Office of Air Quality, Bureau of Environment, Div. of Environmental Protection,

(304) 558-3286
Wisconsin Bureau of Air Management, Dept. of Natural Resources, (608) 266-7718
Wyoming Air Quality Div., Dept. of Environmental Quality, (307) 777-7391

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