Chrome plating is also known as chromium plating and is a technique for applying a thin layer of chromium onto a metal or plastic object. The platting occurs by dipping the object into tanks full of chromium. The chrome layer may be applied for decorative means, to prevent corrosion, to ease in cleaning or to make the surface hard. Other plating operations, such as nickel plating or anodized metal plating also fall under this category.
Who Needs a Permit?
Permit Fees
All permit fees are based on District Rule 301.
When applying for a permit through Online Services, the appropriate Permit Fee schedule will be automatically determined based upon the selection of the General Equipment Description. If you wish to see what the fees are for new equipment prior to applying, please use Schedule 9 in the Permit Fee Schedule to determine the initial application fee.
For questions regarding the application fee, please email permitting@airquality.org or call 279-207-1122.
How to Apply for a Permit
All permit applications must be completed and submitted electronically through the Online Services customer portal.
When applying for a permit through Online Services, the equipment must be categorized by both a General and Specific description. The following categories may be selected when applying for Carbon Adsorption Units:
Chrome Plating
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Scrubber
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Permit applications must be completed and submitted electronically through the Online Services portal. All applications must be submitted with the appropriate fee in order to be processed. Application fees may be paid directly through the Online Services portal. Pay the application fee when you submit your application for fastest processing time. Applications submitted without payment will be cancelled if payment is not received within two weeks of submitting the application.
To contact Permitting staff please call 279-207-1122 or email permitting@airquality.org.
