Stone Quarrying, Crushing, and Screening Operations' Air Quality Permit Application: Seubert Excavators, Inc. - Site #1
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved coverage under the SQCS General Permit for Seubert Excavators, Inc.'s Plant #1 and Plant #3, located on the Nez Perce Reservation. The approval documents for these facilities can be found on the SQCS Facilities in Indian Country page.
For Plant #1, the approval involves eight different locations within the facility, while for Plant #3, the approval is for stone quarry, crushing, and screening facilities situated at a single location. The EPA's approval for both plants was granted on May 18, 2018.
The Technical Support Document for Plant #1 provides technical information supporting EPA's approval of coverage, while the approval document for Plant #2 is also available on the SQCS Facilities in Indian Country page. As of the latest available information, both Seubert Excavators, Inc. — Plant #2 and Plant #3 hold air permits issued under EPA Region 10's General Air Quality Permit program.
To obtain the current status of these permits (e.g., active, expired, or under renewal), visitors can either:
1. Visit the EPA Region 10 Air Permit Database or Air Program website, which offers searchable records of air permits for facilities in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. 2. Contact the EPA Region 10 Air Permit Office directly for the most up-to-date and specific information regarding these plants’ permits.
For more precise information, providing details such as permit numbers or application dates may help in the search. However, checking EPA Region 10’s official permit database or contacting their regional office would provide the definitive status.
- The technological details supporting the EPA's approval of Plant #1's coverage can be found in the Realm of Science.
- The finance sector plays a role in Seubert Excavators, Inc.'s operations, as both Plant #2 and Plant #3 hold air permits issued under the fiscal umbrella of EPA Region 10's General Air Quality Permit program.
- The manufacturing industry, particularly environmental-science sectors, may find interest in the stone quarry, crushing, and screening facilities at Plant #3, given their positive EPA approval.
