EPA Approves Indiana’s Oil Cover Rule for Keystone Wheel Refurbishing Facility
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The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized an approval of a change to Indiana’s air quality plan. The revision allows Keystone Automotives Industries in Huntington County to use a specific type of oil cover on its cold cleaner degreaser tanks as an acceptable method for controlling volatile organic compound emissions.
Why it matters: This action updates the federal record to reflect that Keystone Automotives Industries meets Clean Air Act requirements through its state-approved oil cover method. It does not impose new restrictions on other businesses or introduce broader environmental mandates. The primary effect is administrative, ensuring the facility’s current operations are recognized as compliant with federal air quality standards.
Who it affects
- Keystone Automotives Industries in Huntington County, Indiana
This summary is based on a final rule published by the EPA in the Federal Register; check the original document for full legal text and compliance details.
Agency: Environmental Protection Agency
Source: Federal Register — read the official document