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Contact Information:
Department of Natural Resources
P.O. Box 176
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(573) 751-4817
Or view the Department's
Website
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MISSOURI
DE MINIMIS EXEMPTIONS:
Sources that have a potential to emit less than the following are exempt from permitting:
40 tons per year of NOx, SOx and VOC
15 tons per year of PM-10
100 tons per year of CO and
10 tons per year for individual HAPS and 25 tons for all HAPS.
No state notification is required for these sources, but it is recommended.
MINOR SOURCE PERMITTING:
Sources in attainment areas with a potential to emit less than 250 tons per year of all criteria pollutants
(this threshold is 100 tons in nonattainment areas) will be subject to an ambient air impact analysis. Controls
may be required in order to meet National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). Stack testing may be required
to verify emission rates from a source to demonstrate compliance with any special conditions placed on the installation
by the permit. Otherwise emission limits and control requirements are unlikely.
There is a 30-day public comment period and the entire permitting process takes about 90 days.
MAJOR NSR/PSD PERMITTING:
If the unit is located in a nonattainment area then a potential to emit 100 tons of any criteria pollutant triggers
NSR. A potential to emit 250 tons per year of a criteria pollutant triggers PSD in attainment areas.
TREATMENT OF EMERGENCY ENGINES:
Emergency units may be exempted from permitting if they agree to operate no more than 500 hours per year and
if potential emissions at 500 hours are below de minimus levels.
Onsite electrical generators can build facilities in Missouri without the approval of the Missouri Public
Service Commission if they do so on their own property. However, if the infrastructure crosses the path of the
Public Right of Way or if they wish to sell excess capacity to the grid, a certificate is needed from the PSC.
The usual environmental permits are required from the Department of Natural Resources.
There is no state-mandated building code for any building or occupancy classification in the state of Missouri. It
is up to local jurisdictions to adopt and enforce building codes.
International Code Council State Adoption Information Page
Provides an easy to use US map to locate state and local adoption of the International Code Council's model codes.
US DOE's Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs, Building Codes Database
The US DOE's database provides a comprehensive look at a state's building code implementation and enforcement
process.
Union Electric Company (Ameren)
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Standby Service Minimum Monthly Charges
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| Load Size |
Any Load |
Any Load |
| Effective Date |
04/01/03 |
04/01/04 |
| Basic Charge |
$210.00 per month |
$210.00 per month |
| Standby Service |
All kW:
June - September : $14.48
October - May : $6.57
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All kW:
June - September : $13.97
October - May : $6.34
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****Special Note: These are the Standby Rates in effect at the time of the creation of this database. For the most
current utility standby rates, click on the utility's name in the box named "Major Utilities" in the upper left-hand corner of this page.
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