This Act is formulated to control air pollution, maintain public health and the living environment and improve the quality of life. The control regions shall be divided into the three classes: I. Class 1 control regions means such areas as national parks; II. Class 2 control regions that meet air quality standards, with the exception of Class 1 control regions; III. Class 3 control regions that do not meet air quality standards, with the exception of Class 1 control regions. The central competent authority shall determine the pollutant emissions quantities, allowable pollutant increase limits for Class 2 and Class 3 control regions, air quality modeling and simulation standards, and the best available control technology. Competent authorities at the level of special municipality, county and city shall determine air pollution control plans and submit them to the central competent authority for approval every two years.
Air Pollution Control Act.