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Who qualifies?
An “air quality facility” is what can be financed through the OAQDA. An air quality facility is:
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any modification or replacement of property, process, device, structure, or equipment that removes, reduces, prevents, contains, alters, conveys, stores, disperses or disposes of air contaminants.
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any property used for the collection, storage, treatment, processing, or final disposal of solid waste resulting from an air pollution control process.
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any energy efficiency or conservation projects,
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any project involving the use of renewable or biomass resources, including ethanol and other biofuel production plants.
The entire definition of an air quality facility can be found in Ohio Revised Code Section 3706.01 (G).
All projects are reviewed by OAQDA staff and legal counsel who make the final determination of what comprises an air quality facility according to the definition in ORC 3706.
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