Official:Amending Sections 3-306 and 3-401 of Title 3 ("Air Management Code") of The Philadelphia Code, to eliminate dual licensing and permitting requirements on air contaminant emitting facilities, and to clarify air pollution control standards, all under certain terms and conditions.
Sponsor: Councilmember Kenney
Introduced: April 2, 2009
Signed: May 21, 2009
: Committee on the Environment
Status: Signed into Law, step 4 of 4
This bill removes duplicate licensing and permitting requirements for businesses that emit air pollutants in Philadelphia, simplifying regulations while maintaining environmental standards.
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