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4. Whenever emission testing is required by the Department, the following test methods shall be em- ployed: a. Compliance with visible emission limits shall be determined by U.S. EPA Method 9. b. Compliance with nitrogen compound emission limits shall be determined by U.S. EPA Method 7. c. Compliance with carbon monoxide emission limits shall be determined by U.S. EPA Method 10. d. Compliance with sulfur dioxide emission limits shall be determined by U.S. EPA Method 6. e. Compliance with total organic compound emission limit shall be determined by U.S. EPA Meth- od 25. f. Compliance with the requirement of no visible emission at the property boundary shall be deter- mined by using U.S. EPA Method 22. 5. One or more of the following shall be used as necessary to meet the opacity requirement of 20% from all haul roads and from drilling operation, and the requirement of no visible emission at the property boundary. (Sec. 144.394(3), Wis. Stats.): a. use of watering truck or other means of dust control on all trafficable areas during plant opera- tion; b. covering of load boxes or wetting down of load in crushed stone hauling trucks before they leave the plant property; c. use of wet drilling; d. use of any other method of dust control that is approved by the Department in writing. 6. The facility shall post and enforce a speed limit of 10 miles per hour for all crushed stone hauling trucks on plant property. (Sec. 144.394(3), Wis. Stats.). 7. The facility shall prepare and submit a malfunction prevention and abatement plan following the requirements of sec. NR 439.11, Wis. Adm. Code within three months after the start of initial operation. A fugitive dust control plan shall also be included in this plan. This plan shall include a facility map that identifies all trafficable areas that could potentially contribute to the emission of fugitive dust and the dimensions of these areas. The plan shall be in writing and shall be updated every other year and retained at the facility. (Sec. NR 439.11, Wis. Adm. Code). 8. The amount of limestone processed may not exceed 33,333 tons per month averaged over any 12 consecutive months. (Sec. 144.394(7), Wis. Stats.). This condition is included here to limit the potential emission limit of fugitive dust from the facility. Compliance with this condition during the first twelve months of operation after this permit is issued shall be determined by using the following method: In the first month of operation, the material processed shall be the actual amount of material pro- cessed during the first month not to exceed 33,333 tons. After the second month, the average production rate shall be determined to be the total amount of material processed during the last two months divided by two not to exceed 33,333 tons. After the third month, the average production rate - 14-