1998-01-10 MPCA Indirect Source PermitMinnesota Pollution Control Agency
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January 30, 1998
Mr. James A. Morse, Jr.
Albertville Factory Outlets, L.L.C.
107 Sinclair Drive
Muskegon, Michigan 49441
Mr. Garrison Hale
City Administrator
P.O. Box 9
5975 Main Avenue Northeast
Albertville, Minnesota 55301.
RE: Minneapolis Factory Shoppes Indirect Source Permit (ISP) 96-18
Dear Messrs. Morse and Hale:
The staff of the Air Quality Division (AQD) of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is in
receipt of a letter from Mr. Morse dated January 6, 1998, regarding the Minneapolis Factory Shoppes
project located in Albertville, Minnesota. The letter requests approval of an extension to ISP 96-18 to
Apri130, 1999.
In our January 29, 1998, telephone conversation, Mr. Morse confirmed that no changes in the existing
permitted land use, square footage, and number of parking spaces are being proposed with this request
for extension. In addition, as permitted under ISP 96-18, completion of the project is scheduled for
1999.
Based on our review of this information, the AQD staff finds that the request for extension meets the
notification requirements of ISP 96-18 and are consistent with the provisions of that permit.
Accordingly, this letter constitutes an approval of the request for extension to Apri130, 1999, to allow
commencement of the planned construction as proposed under ISP 96-18. However, the MPCA must be
notified of any future changes or proposals on the project site that are not consistent with the provisions
of ISP 96-18.
If you have any questions, please contact me at (612)297-2331.
Sincerely
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Mary Hoffman Lynn
Mobile Source Unit
Program Development and Air Analysis Section
Air Quality Division
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c: J. David Thornton/Barbara Jackson, AQD
Innocent Eyoh/Susanne Spitzer, AQD
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