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CEMEX Air District Permit Application Number 28001

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CEMEX has submitted an application to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to increase the permitted throughput capacity at its barge conveyor system, S-14, located in San Francisco, California. The request seeks to significantly raise the annual sand throughput from 60,000 tons per year to 235,572 tons per year, with operational limits of no more than 818 tons per day and 69 tons per hour to manage emissions and operational impacts. In addition to the sand increase, the application formally permits the handling of aggregate via the same conveyor for the first time, with an annual allowance of up to 153,803 tons, subject to daily and hourly caps of 535 tons and 45 tons, respectively. These changes are intended to enhance operational efficiency while maintaining compliance with air quality standards through strict throughput controls. The application is under review by the regulatory agency, with point of contact information provided for public and regulatory inquiries, and the project is associated with the local environmental review process under CEQA.

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CEMEX seeks to increase sand throughput to 235,572 tons/year and add aggregate handling up to 153,803 tons/year under strict daily and hourly limits.

Agency

California → Bay Area Air Quality Management District

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Amador Street and Illinois Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124

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Notice of Determination for CEMEX Air District Application 28001

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AgencyCalifornia → Bay Area Air Quality Management District
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California → Bay Area Air Quality Management District
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Simrun DhootSupervising Air Quality Engineer

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CEMEX submitted Application #28001 to increase the permitted sand throughput and allow aggregate throughput at the site's barge conveyor (S-14). Application #28001 requests the following revisions at the barge conveyor (S-14): - Sand by Barge (S-14). Increase in sand throughput at S-1 4 from 60,000 TPY to 235,572 TPY. Maximum daily and hourly sand throughput would be limited to 818 tons per day, and and 69 tons per hour, respectively. - Aggregate by Barge (S-14). Allow up to 153,803 TPY of aggregate at S-14. Maximum daily and hourly aggregate throughput would be limited to 535 tons per day, and 45 tons per hour, respectively.

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