Revenue-Related Provisions of H.R. 3030 : for Consideration By the Committee On Ways And Means Jcx-13-90
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If the fees of any State were inadequate or a State did not adequately enforce an approved fee program, the EPA would be authorized to collect reasonable fees from the persons required to obtain pollution permits under the bill. Any fees collected by the EPA would be deposited in a special fund of the United States Treasury to be used by the EPA to carry out the permit program.
C. Acid Deposition Control (Title V of H.R. 3030) 1. Summary . — Title V of H.R. 3030 would limit the amount of sulfur... dioxide and nitrogen oxides that could be emitted by certain major sources of such pollutants (generally coal-fired utilities).
2. Description of fee. — The owner or operator of any source that emitted sulfur dioxide or nitrogen oxides in excess of the amount permitted under Title V of H.R. 3030 would be required to pay a fee equal to $2,000 per ton of such excess emissions. Any fees collected by reason of this provision would be deposited in the general fund of the United States Treasury.
- 4 - Possible Option Unless the jurisdictional concerns of the Conunittee are otherwise adequately resolved, the Chairman would be authorized to take to the Committee on Rules an amendment to H.R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the fees of any State were inadequate or a State did not adequately enforce an approved fee program, the EPA would be authorized to collect reasonable fees from the persons required to obtain pollution permits under the bill. Any fees collected by the EPA would be deposited in a special fund of the United States Treasury to be used by the EPA to carry out the permit program.
C. Acid Deposition Control (Title V of H.R. 3030) 1. Summary . — Title V of H.R. 3030 would limit the amount of sulfur... dioxide and nitrogen oxides that could be emitted by certain major sources of such pollutants (generally coal-fired utilities).
2. Description of fee. — The owner or operator of any source that emitted sulfur dioxide or nitrogen oxides in excess of the amount permitted under Title V of H.R. 3030 would be required to pay a fee equal to $2,000 per ton of such excess emissions. Any fees collected by reason of this provision would be deposited in the general fund of the United States Treasury.
- 4 - Possible Option Unless the jurisdictional concerns of the Conunittee are otherwise adequately resolved, the Chairman would be authorized to take to the Committee on Rules an amendment to H.R.
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