NY S06833

Requires air quality permits without expiration dates that have been in effect for more than five years to expire two years after the law takes effect, with renewals limited to five-year terms

Mandates that if the Department of Environmental Conservation fails to make a final determination on a Title V Clean Air Act permit application within 24 months, the permit holder must pay additional fees to the air quality improvement fund for community benefit

Automatically suspends permits and denies applications if the department does not issue a final determination within 36 months of receiving the application

Creates a two-year delay on automatic suspension if the permit is needed for energy reliability, as determined by the bulk system operator, transmission/distribution owner, or Public Service Commission, provided a permanent solution is in progress

Requires the department to publish annually by January 31 a list of affected permits on its website, including facility names, addresses, pollution amounts, permit dates, and application status