The Department has received a Title V application from SUNY at Albany,

1400 Washington Ave, City of Albany, Albany County, owned by SUNY at the

same address. The facility consists of 4 boilers. The applicant proposes

to restrict the potential to emit through enforceable permit conditions

to limit/cap at a level which is, for emissions, 1) less than 250 tpy for

Volatile Organic Compounds (actual VOC cap-50 tpy),Oxides of Nitrogen

(actual NOx cap-100 tpy), Particulate Matter less than 10 microns(PM10),

Carbon Monoxide/Sulfur Dioxide-the threshold of 40CFR 52.21 subpart A-

Prevention of Significant Deterioration of Air Quality 2) less than 50tpy

VOC & less than 100 tpy NOx, the threshold of 6NYCRR 231-2 New Source Re-

view in NonAttainment Areas/Ozone Transport Regions, 3) less than 100tpy

NOx-the threshold for 6NYCRR 227-2 Reasonably Available Control Technol-

ogy, 4) for heat input, less than 250 million BTU/hr, the threshold of

6NYCRR 225-1.7 Sulfur Emissions/Fuel Monitoring, 5) for heat input less

250 million BTU/hr, the threshold of 6NYCRR 227-1.4 Opacity Stack Moni-

toring. By accepting state & federally enforceable limits, they will not

be subject to the regulation. The applicant agrees to permit conditions

to limit emissions by restricting the volume of fuel burned, heat input,

or sulfur content of fuel. Permittee is required to maintain records and

report data to verify compliance. Application & draft permit are avail-

able for review at the Region 4 Office. If comments are received that

raise significant issues or relevant information, the Department may

modify the permit. In accordance with 6NYCRR Part 621.5(d)(9) and

201-6.4(c) the USEPA has authority to bar issuance of any Title V permit

if it is not in compliance with the Clean Air Act or6NYCRR Part 201.

Expand the approved service area of the permitees water supply and distribution system to include the entire 7.14 acre parcel of the former Ft. Hunter Elementary School. Project also involves an estimated increase in water taking of .006 mgd from an existing approved source for the proposed 96 unit Sr Citizens apartments.

The applicant proposes bank stabilization work to Brier Creek, by rip rapping along approximately 225 feet of bank. A temporary channel will be built on the east side of the stream to dewater the work site. Fill will be placed behind the rip rap in a 50 foot section to bring the stream back to it's normal width. The project is located on Brier Creek approximately 100 foot upstream of Route 7 bridge in the Town of Otego, Otsego County.

The applicant proposes to place rip rap along 150 feet of bank on the Hoosic River to control erosion and stabilize the banks. The Sztorc property is located on Marker Road, Town of Hoosic, Rensselaer County.

The applicant proposes to construct a 100 foot long 6 foot high concrete post retaining wall approximately 35 feet from the wetland boundary of Feathershonhaugh Lake to provide stability to the slope behind the applicant's existing house. Fill will be used behind the wall and for a short roadway required to access the work area by machinery. Also proposed is a 100 foot boardwalk to the lake and mechanical removal of a sufficient amount of weeds from the lake to allow access to the lake by canoe. The property is located at 102 Judith Lane in the Town of Duanesburg