The law requires EGLE to gather public input on some actions and use it during the decision-making process. This page contains links to actions EGLE's Air Quality Division is currently looking for public input on.
- Comments EGLE can consider include: technical mistakes, grammar and spelling mistakes, other rules that should be considered, and other items which should be included or removed.
- Some issues EGLE cannot consider include: popularity of the action, emission sources that are not part of the action, indoor air pollution, traffic, hours of operation, noises and lighting, and zoning issues.
Public comments are a very important part of making sure the decisions have been thoroughly reviewed and all aspects considered. Comments from the public can influence what is in a final permit. Learn more by reading "Air Pollution from Industry - Decisions and How You Can Influence Them." Based on comments received during the public comment period, EGLE may complete the action as proposed, deny the action, or revise the action.
