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CITY OF DOVER 
DOVER CONSERVATION COMMISSION – AGENDA 
REVISED 
 
Meeting Type: 
Regular Meeting 
Meeting Location: 
City Council Conference Room - 288 Central Avenue Dover NH 
Meeting Date: 
Monday, September 14, 2026  
Meeting Time:   
5:30 pm 
 
Document Created by: Planning Department 
2026.09.14_ConservationCommission.Agenda.REVI
SED 
Document Posted on: September 10, 2026 
 
 
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1. 
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL 
2. CITIZEN’S FORUM  
3. APPROVAL OF THE PRIOR MEETING MINUTES – August 10, 2026  
 
4. OLD BUSINESS 
A. 318 Dover Point Road Site Visit for Shore Stabilization Construction. Item went before the board on May 
11, 2026 
 
B. Cemetery Board Meeting Update regarding Pine Hill Cemetery 
 
5. NEW BUSINESS 
 
A. City of Dover Conditional Use Permit for Mitchell Dollins, (Owners: Jehovah’s Witnesses, Inc), Map A, 
Lot 16-H, zoned R-12, located at 77 Long Hill Rd. Proposal is to update a parking area, there is currently 
17,300 sf of impacts to the buffer, the proposal will not result in additional total permanent impacts to the 
buffer. There are no proposed direct impacts to the Wetland. (COND-2026-0034) 
 
B. City of Dover Conditional Use Permit for Ethan and Stephanie Ward, Map A, Lot 39-2, zoned R-40, 
located at 7 Fieldstone Dr. Proposal is for a residential Accessory Dwelling Unit located within the 
wetland buffer. The proposed unit overlaps an existing walkway, the total impacts are 1,433 sf, new 
impacts including the existing walkway would be 877 sf. (COND-2026-0038) 
 
C. City of Dover Conditional Use Permit for Christopher and Genevieve Croasdale Trustees of the 
Croasdale Family Revocable Trust Map L, Lot 22, zoned R-20 and Riverfront Overlay, located at 105 Spur 
Rd. Proposal is seeking relief from the Conservation District for construction of a 24’ x 24’ garage and a 
10 ft wide deck addition. Resulting in 1450 sf of permanent impacts and 600 sf of temporary impacts. 
(COND-2026-0039) 
 
D. Knox Marsh Development Preliminary Discussion 
 
6. REPORT FROM THE CHAIR 
A. Review of Correspondence Received from NH Department of Environmental Services 
 
7. OTHER BUSINESS 
A. Birding Adventure Event Sunday September 13th  
 
8. ADJOURNMENT 
 
 
 
 

CITY OF DOVER 
DOVER CONSERVATION COMMISSION – MINUTES 
 
Meeting Type: 
Regular Meeting 
Meeting Location: 
City Council Conference Room - 288 Central Avenue, Dover, NH 
Meeting Date: 
Monday August 10, 2026 
Meeting Time:   
5:30 pm 
 
Document Created by: Jessica Marchant 
2026.08.10_ConservationCommission.MinutesDRAF
T 
Posted: August 12, 2026 
 
 
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MEMBERS PRESENT: Bill Hunt (Chair), Steve Fellows (Vice Chair), Thomas Fargo, Brianna Group, Marc Hiller 
(Alternate) 
Absent (Excused): Abigail Lyon, Kristen Murphy (Alternate), Robert Atwood (Secretary), Russ Warnock 
Absent (Unexcused):  
STAFF PRESENT: Makayla Edgecomb (Conservation Planner)  
OTHERS PRESENT:  
 
1. 
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL 
The meeting was convened at 5:30PM 
 
2. CITIZENS’ FORUM 
Kim Faustino commented about Willand Pond noting NHDES will be out this week doing some testing and 
assessment. She gave additional details and mentioned a program which was full so she could not participate and 
mentioned another volunteer opportunity she would like to participate in.  
 
3. APPROVAL OF THE PRIOR MEETING MINUTES- July 13, 2026 
T. Fargo moved to approve the minutes of June 8 as submitted. B. Group seconded. Vote: 3 in favor, none 
opposed and 2 abstentions. Vote passes 
 
4. OLD BUSINESS 
A. Smith Well Lot Access Update 
M. Edgecomb gave an update following communication with the state and Community Services to allow access. 
Some signage needs to go up for the areas which are restricted.  
 
Feedback from a member of the Commission was for the City to support a loop trail the public can utilize.  
Feedback from a member of the public for positive signage as well, noting the location of the trail and that it does 
allow for public access.  
 
B. Willand Pond Update 
M. Edgecomb noted NHDES reported back from their assessment that a decent amount of milfoil was removed 
through the manual DASH application. They noted there is a lot of fragmentation. Staff had a call with them to go 
over future DES permitting and costs for the project.  
 
Some discussion occurred about a subcommittee or ad hoc committee for this topic.  
 
5. NEW BUSINESS 
A. City of Dover Conditional Use Permit for Dover NH Property LLC, Map E, Lot 24 zoned IT located at 
100-150 Waumbec Dr. Proposal is to replace a failing culvert located on a section of the Community Trail. 
Proposal results in 264 sf of temporary impacts and 249 sf of permanent impacts of Conservation District 
and Wetland Impacts. 
 
Anthony from Aqualis presented the item. This is the group contracted to do the work. He explained the proposal 
and the work to be done.  
T. Fargo gave some history of the area, from when he was Conservation Commission chair. Noting previous 
concerns of de-icing salt being used in the area and corrosion to the culvert.  

CITY OF DOVER 
DOVER CONSERVATION COMMISSION – MINUTES 
 
Meeting Type: 
Regular Meeting 
Meeting Location: 
City Council Conference Room - 288 Central Avenue, Dover, NH 
Meeting Date: 
Monday August 10, 2026 
Meeting Time:   
5:30 pm 
 
Document Created by: Jessica Marchant 
2026.08.10_ConservationCommission.MinutesDRAF
T 
Posted: August 12, 2026 
 
 
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The applicant confirmed the culvert will be plastic, and permits have gone to NHDES and been received back 
with conditions.  
T. Fargo moved to approve the CUP as presented. S. Fellows seconded. Vote: All in favor 
 
6. REPORT FROM THE CHAIR 
A. Review of Correspondence Received from NH Department of Environmental Services  
One request for more information was received. M. Edgecomb explained the correspondence.  
 
7. OTHER BUSINESS 
A. 
Ash Tree Outreach Event 
 
M. Edgecomb explained the details of the event Monday August 17th at 5pm.  
 
8.     ADJOURNMENT 
S. Fellows moved to adjourn. B. Group seconded. Vote: All in favor 
The meeting was adjourned at 5:57 PM.   
 

CITY OF DOVER 
CONSERVATION COMMISSION - STAFF MEMO FILE #COND-2026-0034 
Application Type: 
Conditional Use Permit 
Applicant(s): 
Deborah Mann 
Owner(s): 
Mitchell Dollins, (Owners: Jehovah’s Witnesses, Inc) 
Location:   
Meeting Date: 
77 Long Hill Rd (Map A, Lot 16-H)  
September 14, 2026, 2026 
 
INTENT: Proposal is a Conditional Use Permit 
(CUP) seeking relief from the Wetlands Protection 
District for updates to a parking area located within 
the wetland buffer. 
AGENDA ITEM #:  5-A 
FILE:  COND-2026-0034 
OWNER: Mitchell Dollins, (Owners: Jehovah’s 
Witnesses, Inc) 
 
APPLICANT: Deborah Mann 
LOTS/UNITS PROPOSED: N/A 
ACREAGE: 2.79 ± ac.  
ZONING DISTRICT: R-12 
EXISTING/PROPOSED LAND USE: 
Residential 
SURROUNDING LAND USE: Residential 
WAIVERS REQUESTED: N/A  
ZBA ACTION: N/A 
PERMITS REQUIRED: City of Dover CUP for 
proposed Wetland Protection District impacts 
APPLICATION IS COMPLETE: Yes 
TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE: 
Scheduled for September 17th, 2026 
ATTACHMENTS: Impact Plan, Application 
Materials. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Summary of Request and Background: 
The applicant is proposing to update an existing parking lot. The 
proposal will reduce the current parking lot coverage, and to 
include a new underdrain pipe system. Additional stormwater 
runoff mechanisms are proposed and are located within the 
buffer area.  
Proposal results in a total of 17,300 sf of impacts to the buffer, 
not changing from what is currently on site.  
 
Consistency with Land Use Regulations – CUP 170-28.F 
The Wetlands Protection District ordinance §170-28.F provides 
for Conditional Use Permits to allow impacts to the Wetlands 
Protection District if standards related to demonstration that no 
practicable alternative is available, impact avoidance was 
considered, impacts were minimized, mitigation has been sought, 
and approval of the wetlands impact from NHDES Wetlands 
Bureau has been granted.  
Planning Staff feels that the applicant considered and 
met all of the criteria as specified in §170-28.F per their 
narrative. Planning Staff have reviewed the materials 
submitted by the applicant and the following items are of 
note.  
A temporary silt fence will be located constructed before any 
work begins. The current stormwater flow goes directly into 
the wetlands, these improvements will treat any runoff. No 
direct wetlands are proposed to be impacted.  
Applicant understands that any alterations to impacts that 
come as a result of the scheduled TRC meeting will need to go 
back before the Conservation Commission.  
 

PERMIT SNAPSHOT REPORT COND-2026-0034
FOR CITY OF DOVER, N.H.
Conditional Use
08/27/2026
App Date:
Project:
Permit Type
 None
Environmental
NOT AVAILABLE
Exp Date:
District:
Work Class:
 0.00
In Review
NOT COMPLETED
Completed:
Square Feet:
Status:
Description:
Valuation:
Parking lot repairs and improvements and installation of energy efficient site lighting in site first 
developed in 1984. Some work will affect buffers of delineated wetlands so prevention of infiltration 
will be added, namely a silt fence and water treatment area. Next phase of project will improve 
drainage from and under parking lot, employing the newly created water treatment area. The parking 
area has been/will be downsized from 30,500+/- square feet to 27,000+/- square feet.
$0.00 
Assigned To: Edgecomb, Makayla
Approval 
Expire Date:
Parcel:
Main
A0016-H00000
Address: 77 Long Hill Rd
Dover, NH 
Main
Zone:
R-12(Residential - Medium Density)
Project Manager
Joseph Greenler
Home:  (603) 722-5670
Mobile:  (603) 722-5670
Owner
Mitchell Dollins
Home:  (603) 767-3221
Mobile:  (603) 767-3221
Plan Preparer
Fran Lapoint
Home:  (603) 504-5348
Mobile:  (603) 504-5348
Applicant
Deborah Mann
420 Province Rd #POB328
Gilmanton, NH 03237
Home:  (603) 455-7759
Mobile:  (603) 455-7759
Permit Custom Fields
Select Permit Type
Wetland Protection District
General Purpose
Alteration / Addition
Project Zone
Residential
What is the parcel 
zoned?
R-12
New Change in 
Impervious/Paved Area 
(sq ft)
0
Work
1. Parking lot and 
driveway surface has 
been milled and relayed 
as an emergency 
measure after winter 
damage resulted in 
unsafe surface. It was 
restriped to the shape, 
size and layout of our 
proposed final project. 
The original parking area 
was about 30,500 square 
feet, the new parking 
area is about 3,000 
square feet SMALLER.
2. This fall we propose to 
add a silt fence and water 
treatment area at the back 
side of the parking lot and 
install new site lighting 
mostly within the 
wetlands buffer zone, 
energy efficient pole lights 
on pre-cast bases, with a 
minimal trenching for 
wiring. We will also be 
replacing the conduit at 
Long Hill Road. The work 
this fall will also include 
some landscaping and 
hardscaping near the 
building which will not 
effect the wetlands.
In 2027 or 2028 the 
parking lot will be further 
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September 04, 2026

PERMIT SNAPSHOT REPORT (COND-2026-0034)
improved with added 
drainage to the water 
treatment area and final 
asphalt surfacing.
permitstatefed
Attachment File Name
Added On
Added By
Attachment Group
Notes
Signature_Deborah_Mann_8/27/2026.jp
g
08/27/2026  11:52
Mann, Deborah
Uploaded via CSS
Permit Snapshot Report.pdf
08/27/2026  11:53
Service, EnerGov
Attached by IO - ATTACH: Initial Permit 
Snapshot
Invoice No.
Amount Paid
Fee
Fee Amount
INV-2026003131
$250.00 
Planning General Application Fee
$250.00 
$250.00 
$250.00 
Total for Invoice INV-2026003131
Grand Total for Permit
$250.00 
$250.00 
Submittal Name
Status
Received Date
Due Date
Complete Date
Resubmit
Completed
In Review
Conditional Use Review v.1
08/27/2026
09/10/2026
No
No
Completed
Date
Due
Date
Assigned 
Date
Status
Assigned User
Department
Item Review Name
Planning
Planning
Edgecomb, Makayla
In Review
08/27/2026
09/10/2026
Workflow Step / Action Name
Action Type
Start Date
End Date
Review v.1
08/27/2026   0:00
Confirm application complete v.1
Generic Action
08/27/2026  15:59
Conditional Use Review v.1
Receive Submittal
08/27/2026  15:59
Planning Board v.1
Planning Board Agenda v.1
Task
Invoice for Notices v.1
Task
Send Notices v.1
Task
Planner Creates Staff Recommendations v.1
Permit Activity
Distribute Planning Board Materials v.1
Task
Planning Board Hearing v.1
Hold Hearing
Planning Board Decision v.1
Permit Activity
NOD Sent to Applicant v.1
Create Report
Issue Permit v.1
Verify Fees Prior to Permit v.1
Generic Action
Issue and Review Permit v.1
Generic Action
Print and Email Permit v.1
Generic Action
Plans uploaded to Treeno v.1
Generic Action
Internal Notification of Plan Completion v.1
Generic Action
Recording v.1
Task
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September 04, 2026








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CITY OF DOVER 
CONSERVATION COMMISSION - STAFF MEMO FILE #COND-2026-0038 
Application Type: 
Conditional Use Permit 
Applicant(s): 
Ashley Rowe 
Owner(s): 
Ethan and Stephanie Ward 
Location:   
Meeting Date: 
7 Fieldstone Dr (Map A, Lot 39-2)  
September 14, 2026, 2026 
 
INTENT: Proposal is a Conditional Use Permit 
(CUP) seeking relief from the Wetlands Protection 
District for a residential Accessory Dwelling Unit 
located within the wetland buffer. 
AGENDA ITEM #:  5-B 
FILE:  COND-2026-0038 
OWNER: Ethan and Stephanie Ward 
APPLICANT: Ashley Rowe 
LOTS/UNITS PROPOSED: One Accessory 
Dwelling Unit 
ACREAGE: 3.62 ± ac.  
ZONING DISTRICT: R-40 
EXISTING/PROPOSED LAND USE: 
Residential 
SURROUNDING LAND USE: Residential 
WAIVERS REQUESTED: N/A  
ZBA ACTION: N/A 
PERMITS REQUIRED: City of Dover CUP for 
proposed Wetland Protection District impacts 
APPLICATION IS COMPLETE: Yes 
TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE: N/A 
ATTACHMENTS: Impact Plan, Application 
Materials. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Summary of Request and Background: 
The applicant is proposing a detached garage with an Accessory 
Dwelling Unit on top for the intended purpose of moving the 
applicant’s parents onto their parcel.  
The proposed unit overlaps an existing walkway, the total 
impacts are 1,433 sf, new impacts, not including the existing 
walkway, would be 877 sf  
 
 
Consistency with Land Use Regulations – CUP 170-28.F 
The Wetlands Protection District ordinance §170-28.F provides 
for Conditional Use Permits to allow impacts to the Wetlands 
Protection District if standards related to demonstration that no 
practicable alternative is available, impact avoidance was 
considered, impacts were minimized, mitigation has been sought, 
and approval of the wetlands impact from NHDES Wetlands 
Bureau has been granted.  
Planning Staff feels that the applicant considered and 
met all of the criteria as specified in §170-28.F per their 
narrative. Planning Staff have reviewed the materials 
submitted by the applicant and the following items are of 
note. The Accessory Dwelling Unit proposed is for the 
applicant’s parents, with the home remaining owner occupied. 
The proposed construction area has a walkway located. The 
instillation of a new septic tank, as there is no placement that 
could meet the 75-foot setback form the boundary.  
 

PERMIT SNAPSHOT REPORT COND-2026-0038
FOR CITY OF DOVER, N.H.
Conditional Use
09/04/2026
App Date:
Project:
Permit Type
 None
Environmental
NOT AVAILABLE
Exp Date:
District:
Work Class:
 0.00
In Review
NOT COMPLETED
Completed:
Square Feet:
Status:
Description:
Valuation:
Proposed project is to build an ADU in previously disturbed area within the wetland buffer and 
expand existing septic to accommodate.
$0.00 
Assigned To: Edgecomb, Makayla
Approval 
Expire Date:
Parcel:
Main
A0039-002000
Address: 7 Fieldstone Dr
Dover,  03820
Main
Zone:
R-40(Residential - Rural)
Owner
Ethan Ward
Home:  (207) 239-2466
Applicant
Lauren Peyser
PO box 249
Rochester, NH 03866
Business:  (603) 335-3948
Plan Preparer
Ashley Rowe
PO Box 249
Rochester, NH 03866
Business:  (603) 335-3948
Mobile:  (603) 842-2284
Project Manager
Ashley Rowe
PO Box 249
Rochester, NH 03866
Business:  (603) 335-3948
Mobile:  (603) 842-2284
Permit Custom Fields
Select Permit Type
Wetland Protection District
General Purpose
Alteration / Addition
Project Zone
Residential
What is the parcel 
zoned?
R-40
New Change in 
Impervious/Paved Area 
(sq ft)
987
Work
Residential ADU proposed 
for applicants parents 
within the 50' wetland 
buffer. The area is 
currently yard space/ 
driveway, where the ADU 
and stairs/balcony is 
proposed to cover 1,544 
SF, 557 SF is previously 
paved area. A septic tank 
is proposed within the 75' 
buffer and will tie into an 
expanded leach field after 
permit approval.
permitstatefed
NHDES ISDS permit: will 
be submitted contingent 
on decision of City of 
Dover Conditional Use 
Permit.
Attachment File Name
Added On
Added By
Attachment Group
Notes
Signature_Lauren_Peyser_9/4/2026.jpg
09/04/2026   8:59
Peyser, Lauren
Uploaded via CSS
Permit Snapshot Report.pdf
09/04/2026   9:00
Service, EnerGov
Attached by IO - ATTACH: Initial Permit 
Snapshot
Invoice No.
Amount Paid
Fee
Fee Amount
INV-2026003197
$0.00 
Planning General Application Fee
$250.00 
$0.00 
Planning Impervious Paved Area Fee
$69.09 
$319.09 
$0.00 
Total for Invoice INV-2026003197
Grand Total for Permit
$319.09 
$0.00 
Submittal Name
Status
Received Date
Due Date
Complete Date
Resubmit
Completed
In Review
Conditional Use Review v.1
09/04/2026
09/11/2026
No
No
Completed
Date
Due
Date
Assigned 
Date
Status
Assigned User
Department
Item Review Name
Planning
Planning
Edgecomb, Makayla
In Review
09/04/2026
10/02/2026
Workflow Step / Action Name
Action Type
Start Date
End Date
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PERMIT SNAPSHOT REPORT (COND-2026-0038)
Review v.1
09/04/2026   0:00
Confirm application complete v.1
Generic Action
09/04/2026  12:38
Conditional Use Review v.1
Receive Submittal
09/04/2026  12:38
Planning Board v.1
Planning Board Agenda v.1
Task
Invoice for Notices v.1
Task
Send Notices v.1
Task
Planner Creates Staff Recommendations v.1
Permit Activity
Distribute Planning Board Materials v.1
Task
Planning Board Hearing v.1
Hold Hearing
Planning Board Decision v.1
Permit Activity
NOD Sent to Applicant v.1
Create Report
Issue Permit v.1
Verify Fees Prior to Permit v.1
Generic Action
Issue and Review Permit v.1
Generic Action
Print and Email Permit v.1
Generic Action
Plans uploaded to Treeno v.1
Generic Action
Internal Notification of Plan Completion v.1
Generic Action
Recording v.1
Task
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Bellamy
River
Spur                        Road
L-22-0
L-23-0
L-21-0
1.
EXISTING CONDITIONS PLAN BY ATLANTIC SURVEY - 105 SPUR ROAD DOVER NH - DATED
6/18/26

CITY OF DOVER 
CONSERVATION COMMISSION - STAFF MEMO FILE #COND-2026-0039 
 
Application Type: 
Conditional Use Permit 
Applicant(s): 
Farwell Engineering 
Owner(s): 
Christopher and Genevieve Croasdale Trustees of the Croasdale Family 
Revocable Trust 
Location:   
Meeting Date: 
105 Spur Road (Map L, Lot 22)  
September 14, 2026 
 
INTENT: Proposal is for a Conditional Use 
Permit (CUP) seeking relief from the Conservation 
District for construction of a 24’ x 24’ garage and a 
10 ft wide deck addition. 
AGENDA ITEM #:  5-C 
FILE:  COND-2026-0039 
OWNER: Christopher and Genevieve Croasdale 
Trustees of the Croasdale Family Revocable Trust 
APPLICANT: Farwell Engineering 
LOTS/UNITS PROPOSED: N/A (no change) 
ACREAGE: 0.34 ± ac. 
ZONING DISTRICT: R-20, Conservation 
District 
EXISTING/PROPOSED LAND USE: 
Residentail 
SURROUNDING LAND USE: Residential, 
Bellamy River 
WAIVERS REQUESTED: N/A 
ZBA ACTION: N/A  
PERMITS REQUIRED: City of Dover CUP for 
proposed Conservation District impacts and 
NHDES Shoreland Permit 
APPLICATION IS COMPLETE: Yes 
TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE: N/A 
ATTACHMENTS: Impact Plan, Application 
Materials. 
 
 
 
 
Summary of Request and Background: 
The applicant is proposing construction of a 24’ x 24’ garage 
and a 10 ft wide deck addition. 
Total impacts results in 1450 sf of permanent impacts and 600 
sf of temporary impacts within the 100-foot Conservation 
District boundary, the Conservation District regulations were 
considered for the request. Proposed location adheres to current 
setbacks and zoning.  
Consistency with Land Use Regulations – CUP 170.27.C 
The Conservation District ordinance §170.27.C provides for 
Conditional Use Permits to allow impacts to the Conservation 
District if standards related to demonstration that the use is 
essential to the productive use of land, a soil erosion and 
sedimentation control plan is submitted, state and federal 
approvals have been applied for, and a written review by the 
Conservation Commission has been sought. 
Planning Staff have reviewed the materials submitted by the 
applicant and the following items are of note. To avoid 
further Conservation District impacts, to adhere to zoning 
setbacks, this is the location that has the least amount of 
Conservation District impacts. Silt fences are proposed on the 
downhill side during construction, with inspections after any 
rain events with repairs as necessary.  
 
 







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The State of New Hampshire 
Department of Environmental Services 
Robert R. Scott, Commissioner 
www.des.nh.gov 
29 Hazen Drive • PO Box 95 • Concord, NH 03302-0095 
(603) 271-3503 • Fax: (603) 271-2867 • TDD Access: Relay NH 1-800-735-2964
September 03, 2026 
DOVER MUNICIPAL CLERK/CONSERVATION COMMISSION 
288 CENTRAL AVE 
DOVER NH 03820 
Re: 
Received Standard Dredge and Fill Wetlands Permit Application (RSA 482-A) 
NHDES File Number: 2026-02370 
Subject Property: 105 Spur Rd, Dover, Tax Map/Block/Lot(s): L/no block/1; L/no block/22-0-0 
Dear Sir or Madam: 
On September 03, 2026, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) Wetlands Bureau received 
the above-referenced Standard Dredge and Fill Wetlands Permit Application (Application). On September 3, 2026, 
NHDES determined the Application was administratively complete in accordance with RSA 482-A:3, XIV. Please note this 
letter is not a permit or authorization to begin work. 
Pursuant to RSA 482-A:11, III, if notification by a local conservation commission, local river management advisory 
committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council pursuant to this paragraph is not received by the department within 
14 days (September 9, 2026) following the date the notice is filed with the municipal clerk, the department shall not 
suspend its normal action, but shall proceed as if no notification has been made. Please include the NHDES file number 
on the written notification. 
Please provide a copy of this letter to all local level departments, boards, and commissions. Pursuant to current state 
laws and regulations, NHDES is not authorized to consider local zoning and regulatory issues pertaining to a project. 
These issues must be addressed at the local level. 
If you have any questions, please contact the Wetlands Bureau at (603) 271-2147. 
Sincerely, 
Rumi Shrestha 
Application Receipt Center, Wetlands Bureau 
Land Resources Management, Water Division 
 

 
www.des.nh.gov 
29 Hazen Drive • PO Box 95 • Concord, NH 03302-0095 
(603) 271-3503 • Fax: 271-2867 • TDD Access: Relay NH 1-800-735-2964 
 
The State of New Hampshire 
 
 
 
  
Department of Environmental Services 
 
 
Robert R. Scott, Commissioner 
August 24, 2026 
Mark Roberts, General Manager 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
5 Faraday Drive 
Dover, NH 03820 
Re: 
State Permit to Operate SP-0302 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
5 Faraday Drive, Dover, New Hampshire 
Facility Identification #3301790057; Application #26-0043 
Dear Mr. Roberts: 
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Air Resources Division (NHDES) hereby issues the enclosed 
permit in accordance with the New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules Env-A 100 et seq., New Hampshire Rules 
Governing the Control of Air Pollution. 
If you have any questions, please contact Barbara Dorfschmidt of the Permitting and Environmental Health Bureau at 
(603) 271-0235 or via email at Barbara.D.Dorfschmidt@des.nh.gov. 
Sincerely, 
 
Craig A. Wright 
Director 
Air Resources Division 
CAW/bdd 
By certified mail #7021 0350 0000 6404 9315 
Enclosures: SP-0302 and Engineering Summary  
ec: 
USEPA, Region I 
Bradley Crannell, Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
Andrew Clifford, Turbocam Enhances Surfaces  
Kristen Berube, Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
City of Dover 
(all w/enclosures) 

State of New Hampshire 
Department of Environmental Services 
Air Resources Division 
State Permit to Operate 
Permit No:  
SP-0302 
Date Issued: 
August 24, 2026 
This certifies that: 
Turbocam Energy Solutions, LLC 
607 Calef Highway 
Barrington, NH 03825 
has been granted a State Permit to Operate for: 
Two Plasma Spray Processes 
at the following facility and location: 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
5 Faraday Drive 
Dover, NH 03820 
Facility ID No:  
3301790057 
Application No: 
26-0043, received April 1, 2026 – State Permit to Operate Renewal 
which includes devices that emit air pollutants into the ambient air as set forth in the permit application 
referenced above, which was filed with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Air Resources 
Division (department) in accordance with RSA 125-C of the New Hampshire Laws. Request for permit renewal 
must be received by the department at least 90 days prior to expiration of this permit and must be accompanied 
by the appropriate permit application forms. 
This permit is valid upon issuance and expires on August 31, 2031. 
 
 
 
_______________________________ 
Director 
Air Resources Division 
 

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Abbreviations and Acronyms 
AAL 
Ambient Air Limit 
acf 
actual cubic foot 
ags 
above ground surface 
ASTM 
American Society of Testing and Materials 
Btu 
British thermal units 
CAS 
Chemical Abstracts Service 
cfm 
cubic feet per minute 
CFR 
Code of Federal Regulations 
CO 
Carbon Monoxide 
DER 
Discrete Emission Reduction 
Env-A 
New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules – Air Related Programs 
ERC 
Emission Reduction Credit 
ft 
foot or feet 
ft3 
cubic feet 
gal 
gallon 
HAP 
Hazardous Air Pollutant 
hp 
horsepower 
hr 
hour 
kW 
kilowatt 
lb 
pound 
LPG 
Liquefied Petroleum Gas 
MM 
million 
MW 
megawatt 
NAAQS 
National Ambient Air Quality Standard 
NG 
Natural Gas 
NHDES 
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (department) 
NOx 
Oxides of Nitrogen 
NSPS 
New Source Performance Standard 
O&M 
Operation and Maintenance 
PM10 
Particulate Matter < 10 microns 
ppm 
parts per million 
psi 
pounds per square inch 
RACT 
Reasonably Available Control Technology 
RSA 
Revised Statutes Annotated 
RTAP 
Regulated Toxic Air Pollutant 
scf 
standard cubic foot 
SDS 
Safety Data Sheet 
SO2 
Sulfur Dioxide 
TSP 
Total Suspended Particulate 
tpy 
tons per consecutive 12-month period 
USEPA 
United States Environmental Protection Agency 
VOC 
Volatile Organic Compound 
 
 

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I. 
Facility Description 
Turborcam Enhanced Surfaces (the Facility) provides coating solutions for aerospace customers. The Facility 
operates two plasma spray processes that emit Regulated Toxic Air Pollutants (RTAPs) and require control devices 
to demonstrate compliance with ambient air limits. 
II. 
Emission Unit Identification 
This permit covers the devices identified in Table 1:  
Table 1 - Emission Unit Identification 
Emission 
Unit ID 
Device 
Identification 
Manufacturer 
Model Number  
Installation 
Date 
Maximum Design Capacity  
EU01 
Plasma Spray Gun #1 
Aimtek 
PG-140 
2014 
18.5 pounds metal powder per hour 
EU02 
Plasma Spray Gun #2 
Thermach 
SG-100-90 
2018 
18.5 pounds metal powder per hour 
III. 
Pollution Control Equipment Identification 
Air pollution control equipment listed in Table 2 shall be operated at all times that the associated devices 
are operating. 
Table 2 - Pollution Control Equipment Identification 
Pollution Control 
Equipment ID 
Description 
Purpose 
Emission Unit 
Controlled 
PCE01 
Cartridge-type Dust Collector 
Donaldson Company, Inc. 
Model #DFO4-32 
Serial #4130290-1r 
Control of particulate matter and 
RTAPs 
EU01 
PCE02 
Cartridge-type Dust Collector 
Donaldson Company, Inc. 
Model #DFE4-16 
Serial #12055259-L1-1 
Control of particulate matter and 
RTAPs 
EU02 
IV. 
Stack Criteria  
EU01 and EU02 shall have exhaust stacks that discharge vertically without obstruction1. 
V. 
Operating and Emission Limitations 
The owner or operator shall be subject to the operating and emission limitations identified in Table 3: 
Table 3 - Operating and Emission Limitations 
Item 
# 
Requirement 
Applicable 
Emission Unit 
Regulatory Basis 
 
24-hour and Annual Ambient Air Limit 
The emissions of any Regulated Toxic Air Pollutant (RTAP) shall not cause 
an exceedance of its associated 24-hour or annual Ambient Air Limit (AAL) 
as set forth in Env-A 1450.01, Table of All Regulated Toxic Air Pollutants.  
Facility Wide 
Env-A 1400 
State-only 
Enforceable Limit 
 
1  
There is no impediment to vertical flow and the exhaust stack extends at least 2 feet higher than any roofline within 
10 feet of the exhaust stack exit, measured horizontally. 

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Table 3 - Operating and Emission Limitations 
Item 
# 
Requirement 
Applicable 
Emission Unit 
Regulatory Basis 
 
RTAP Operating Limitations  
Emissions of RTAPS from plasma spray guns shall be controlled using dust 
collectors as specified in Table 2 to maintain compliance with the 
associated 24-hour and annual AAL as set forth in Env-A 1450.01, Table of 
All Regulated Toxic Air Pollutants. 
 The differential pressure across the dust collector filters shall not 
exceed 6.0 nor fall below 0.1 inches of water gauge when operating; 
and 
 The dust collector filters shall be changed out in a manner consistent 
with the Monitoring Plan submitted with application #26-0043, and 
updated in accordance with Table 6, Item 3. 
EU01/PCE01 
and 
EU02/PCE02 
Env-A 1400 
State-only 
Enforceable Limit 
 
Revisions of the List of RTAPs 
In accordance with RSA 125-I:5 IV, if the department revises the list of 
RTAPs or their respective AALs or classifications under RSA 125-I:4, II and 
III, and as a result of such revision the owner or operator is required to 
obtain or modify the permit under the provisions of RSA 125-I or RSA 125-
C, the owner or operator shall have 90 days following publication of notice 
of such final revision in the New Hampshire Rulemaking Register to file a 
complete application for such permit or permit modification. 
Facility Wide 
Env-A 1405.04 
State-only 
Enforceable Limit 
 
Visible Emission Standards 
The average opacity shall not exceed 20 percent for any continuous 6-
minute period.2 
EU01/PCE01 
and 
EU02/PCE02 
Env-A 2103.02 
VI. 
Monitoring and Testing Requirements 
The owner or operator is subject to the monitoring and testing requirements as contained in Table 4:  
Table 4 – Monitoring and Testing Requirements 
Item 
# 
Method of Compliance 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Unit 
Regulatory 
Basis 
 
When conditions warrant, the department may require the 
owner or operator to conduct stack testing in accordance 
with USEPA or other department approved methods. 
Upon request by 
the department 
Facility 
Wide 
RSA 125-C:6, XI 
 
2  
Compliance with visible emission limitations shall be determined, upon request by the department, using 40 CFR 60, 
Appendix A, Method 9, or other department approved method. 

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Table 4 – Monitoring and Testing Requirements 
Item 
# 
Method of Compliance 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Unit 
Regulatory 
Basis 
 
Visible Stack Emissions 
 Conduct observations for visible emissions from the 
stack. The observation period shall be at least one 
mintue. 
 Field records/observations shall include the following: 
1. Date and time; 
2. Name of observer; 
3. Sky conditions; 
4. Sun location – select a position where the sunlight 
is not shining directly in the observer’s eyes; 
5. Whether or not visible emissions are typical of 
good plant operation; and 
6. Corrective actions or Method 9 observations 
performed, if any. 
 
If visible emissions indicate a problem, then the owner 
or operator shall: 
1. Take immediate corrective action to return the 
device to normal operation; or  
2. Perform a Method 9 visible emissions observation 
within 24 hours to determine compliance status. 
Apply corrective actions to re-establish 
compliance, as necessary. 
Monthly when 
the process is 
operating 
PCE01 and 
PCE02 
RSA 125-C:6, XI 
 
Cartridge Dust Collector Differential Pressure  
 Monitor and record the pressure differential across 
each cartridge dust collector. 
Monitor 
continuously, 
record daily 
when operating 
PCE01 and 
PCE02 
RSA 125-C:6, XI; 
Env-A 906 and 
Env-A 911.03(b) 
 If the pressure differential is outside of the operating 
range specified in Table 3, Item 2(a.), then inspect the 
unit and take necessary corrective actions to improve 
the performance of the unit. 
 
If the cartridge dust collector cannot be returned to the 
operating range specified in Table 3, Item 2(a.) within 
48 hours of the excursion3, then maintain records of 
the excursion pursuant to Table 5, Item 5. 
As noted 
 Inspect pressure sensing lines and gauge 
Annually  
 Remove the pressure sensing lines and verify that the 
differential pressure gauge reads zero prior to 
reinstalling. 
In accordance 
with 
manufacturer’s 
specifications 
 
3  
An excursion occurs when a monitored parameter specified by the permit to document the performance of the air 
pollution control equipment is above the maximum or below the minimum set point or is outside of the required 
operating range for that parameter. 

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Table 4 – Monitoring and Testing Requirements 
Item 
# 
Method of Compliance 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Unit 
Regulatory 
Basis 
 
Cartridge Dust Collector Operation 
Conduct a visual external integrity inspection of the 
baghouse: 
 The inspection shall include an evaluation of whether 
all emissions are being vented through the dedicated 
stack exit; and 
 The inspection shall be conducted by plant personnel 
familiar with the operation of the baghouse and 
associated equipment. 
If conditions 
indicate that the 
system may 
need 
maintenance, 
but at least 
annually 
PCE01 and 
PCE02 
RSA 125-C:6, XI 
VII. 
Recordkeeping Requirements 
The owner or operator shall be subject to the recordkeeping requirements identified in Table 5: 
Table 5 - Recordkeeping Requirements 
Item 
# 
Requirement 
Duration/ 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Unit 
Regulatory 
Basis 
 
Record Retention and Availability 
Keep the required records on file. These records shall be 
available for review by the department upon request. 
Retain for a 
minimum of 
5 years 
Facility 
Wide 
Env-A 902.01 
 
General Recordkeeping Requirements for Process Operations 
Maintain the following records for process operations: 
 Total quantity of all materials used in each process that are 
necessary to calculate emissions,  
 Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) or other documentation 
containing the concentration of total VOCs, each HAP and 
RTAP in each raw material used; and 
 
Hours of operation of each process per day.  
Monthly 
EU01 and 
EU02 
Env-A 903.02 
 
Regulated Toxic Air Pollutants 
Maintain records documenting compliance with Env-A 1400. 
Compliance was demonstrated at the time of permit issuance as 
described in the department’s Application Review Summary for 
application #26-0043. The source must update the compliance 
demonstration using one of the methods provided in Env-A 1405 
if: 
 There is a revision to the list of RTAPs lowering the AAL or 
de minimis value for any RTAP emitted from the Facility; 
 The amount of any RTAP emitted is greater than the amount 
that was evaluated in the Application Review Summary;  
 
An RTAP that was not evaluated in the Application Review 
Summary will be emitted; or 
 Stack conditions (e.g. air flow rate) change. 
Update prior 
to process 
changes and 
within 90 
days of each 
revision of 
Env-A 1400 
Facility 
Wide 
Env-A 902.01 
State-only 
Requirement 

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Table 5 - Recordkeeping Requirements 
Item 
# 
Requirement 
Duration/ 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Unit 
Regulatory 
Basis 
 
Additional Recordkeeping Requirements: Pollution Control 
Equipment 
Maintain records of all air pollution control equipment activities 
required in Table 5, including: 
 The information recorded in Table 4, Item 2 for visible stack 
emission checks; 
 Dust collector inspections 
 
Pressure differential measurements; 
 Date, time, duration and probable cause of pollution control 
equipment monitoring parameter excursions; 
 Air pollution control equipment maintenance activities, 
including baghouse filter changes; 
 
Corrective actions and preventative measures taken; and  
 
Method 9 observations4. 
As specified 
in Table 5 
PCE01 and 
PCE02 
Env-A 906 
 
Permit Deviation Recordkeeping 
Maintain records of each permit deviation which result in excess 
emissions or monitoring parameter excursions lasting 48 hours 
or more. The content of the records is specified in Condition 
IX.B.2.(e through n). 
As specified 
EU01/PCE01 
and 
EU02/PCE02 
Env-A 911.03 
VIII. 
Reporting Requirements 
A. 
Pursuant to Env-C 203.02(b), Date of Issuance or Filing, written documents shall be deemed to 
have been filed with or received by the department on the actual date of receipt by the 
department, as evidenced by a date stamp placed on the document by the department in the 
normal course of business. 
B. 
All emissions data submitted to the department shall be available to the public. Claims of 
confidentiality for any other information required to be submitted to the department pursuant to 
this permit shall be made at the time of submission in accordance with Env-C 208.04, Initial Claim 
of Confidentiality. 
C. 
The owner or operator shall be subject to the reporting requirements identified in Table 6 below. 
 
4  
If a Method 9 test is conducted, the records shall include a copy of the certification for the person who conducted 
the test. 

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Table 6- Reporting Requirements 
Item 
# 
Requirement 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Emission Unit 
Regulatory Basis 
 
General Reporting Requirements 
 Each report shall be separately and clearly labeled 
with: 
1. The name, mailing address and physical address 
of the source covered by the report; 
2. The operating period covered by the report; 
3. The permit number and condition or item 
number that requires the report submittal; 
4. The type of report, using the name of the 
report as specified in the reporting condition in 
the permit, that is being submitted; and 
5. The date the report was prepared; 
 An owner or operator who submits a report that is a 
revision to a previously-submitted report shall 
clearly identify the revised report with the 
information specified in (a.) above, and indicate 
which portions of the report have been revised; 
 
The owner or operator may submit more than one 
report with a single cover, provided the owner or 
operator clearly identifies each report being 
submitted using the information required in (a.) and 
(b.) above, if applicable, for each report; and 
 The owner or operator shall submit reports as paper 
documents or by electronic means. 
For each report 
submitted to the 
department 
Facility Wide 
Env-A 907.01 
 
Annual Emissions Report 
Submit an annual emissions report which shall include 
the following information: 
 Actual calendar year emissions from each emission 
unit of each RTAP, reported by CAS number;  
 The methods used in calculating such emissions in 
accordance with Env-A 705.03, Determination of 
Actual Emissions for Use in Calculating Emission-
Based Fee;  
 
The emission factors and the origin of the emission 
factors; and 
 All information recorded in accordance with Table 5, 
Item 2(a) and (c).  
Annually 
(received by the 
department no 
later than April 
15th of the 
following year) 
EU01 and EU02 
Env-A 907.02 
 
Air Pollution Control Equipment Monitoring Plan 
If the owner or operator determines that the 
information and procedures documented in the Air 
Pollution Control Equipment Monitoring Plan  submitted 
with Application 26-0043 need to be changed at any 
time to accurately represent the activities performed to 
maintain the control equipment, the owner or operator 
shall submit a revised monitoring or management plan, 
as applicable, to the department in writing. 
Submit to the 
department 
within 30 days of 
any change to the 
plan 
PCE01 and PCE02 
Env-A 810.01(e) 

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Table 6- Reporting Requirements 
Item 
# 
Requirement 
Frequency 
Applicable 
Emission Unit 
Regulatory Basis 
 
Permit Deviation Reporting Requirements 
Report permit deviations that cause excess emissions, or 
monitoring parameter excursions lasting 48 hours or 
more, in accordance with Condition IX.B. 
As specified 
EU01/PCE01 and 
EU02/PCE02 
Env-A 911.04 
 
Annual Emission Fee 
Pay annual emission fee in accordance with Condition 
XII. 
Annually 
(received by 
department no 
later than May 
15th of the 
following year) 
EU01 and EU02 
Env-A 705 
IX. 
Permit Deviation Reporting Requirements 
A. 
Env-A 100, Purpose; Definitions: 
1. 
A permit deviation is any occurrence that results in an excursion from any emission 
limitation, operating condition, or work practice standard as specified in either a Title V 
permit, state permit to operate, temporary permit or general state permit issued by the 
department. 
2. 
An excess emission is an air emission rate that exceeds any applicable emission limitation. 
3. 
An emission limitation means "emission limitation" as defined in section 302(k) of the Act, 
namely "a requirement established by the State or the Administrator which limits the 
quantity, rate, or concentration of emissions of air pollutants on a continuous basis, 
including any requirement relating to the operation or maintenance of a source to assure 
continuous emission reduction and any design, equipment work practice or operational 
standard promulgated under this Act." This term includes "emission standard". 
B. 
Env-A 911.04, Reporting Requirements: In the event of a permit deviation that causes excess 
emissions, or for pollution control equipment monitoring parameter excursions lasting more than 
48 hours in duration: 
1. 
Notify the department of the permit deviation and excess emissions by telephone (603-
271-1370), fax (603-271-7053) or e-mail (pdeviations2@des.nh.gov), within 24 hours of 
discovery of the permit deviation, unless it is a Saturday, Sunday, or state legal holiday, in 
which event, the department shall be notified on the next day which is not a Saturday, 
Sunday, or state legal holiday. 
2. 
Submit a written report of the deviation on paper or by electronic means to the 
department within 10 days of discovery of the permit deviation reported above. The 
report shall include all of the following information: 
a. Facility name; 
b. Facility address; 
c. Name of the responsible official; 
d. Facility telephone number; 
e. A description of the permit deviation, including the applicable permit number and 
permit condition(s); 
f. The probable cause of the permit deviation; 
g. The date and time of the discovery of the permit deviation; 
h. The actual date(s) and time(s) of the permit deviation; 
i. 
The duration of the permit deviation, including the date and time that the device, 
process or air pollution control equipment returned to operation in compliance with 

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an enforceable emission limitation or operating condition; 
j. 
The specific device, process or air pollution control equipment that contributed to the 
permit deviation; 
k. Any corrective measures taken to address the permit deviation; 
l. 
Preventative measures taken to prevent future permit deviations; 
m. The type and amount of excess emissions that occurred as a result of the permit 
deviation; and 
n. The calculation or estimation used to quantify the excess emissions. 
X. 
Permit Amendments 
A. 
Env-A 612.01, Administrative Permit Amendments: 
1. 
An administrative permit amendment includes the following: 
a. Corrects typographical errors; 
b. Identifies a change in the name, address, or phone number of any person identified in 
the permit, or provides a similar minor administrative change at the source; 
c. Requires more frequent monitoring or reporting; or 
d. Allows for a change in ownership or operational control of a source provided that a 
written agreement containing a specific date for transfer of permit responsibility, 
coverage, and liability between the current and new permittee has been submitted to 
the department. 
2. 
The owner or operator may implement the changes addressed in the request for an 
administrative amendment immediately upon submittal of the request. 
B. 
Env-A 612.03, Minor Permit Amendments: Temporary Permits and State Permits to Operate: 
1. 
The owner or operator shall submit to the department a request for a minor permit 
amendment for any proposed change to any of the conditions contained in this permit 
which does not qualify as either an administrative or significant amendment. 
2. 
The request for a minor permit amendment shall be in the form of a letter to the 
department and shall include the following: 
a. A description of the proposed change; and 
b. A description of any new applicable requirements that will apply if the change occurs. 
3. 
The owner or operator may implement the proposed change immediately upon filing a 
request for the minor permit amendment, but shall be subject to enforcement if the 
department later determines that the change violated any applicable state or federal 
requirement. 
C. 
Env-A 612.04, Significant Permit Amendments: Temporary Permits and State Permits to Operate: 
1. 
The owner or operator shall submit a written request for a permit amendment to the 
department prior to the implementation of any proposed change which meets one of the 
following: 
a. Any proposed change to an existing process or device that results in the following: 
i. 
Any increase in allowable hourly or annual emissions of NOx, SO2, VOCs, HAPs or 
PM10; or 
ii. Any increase in potential emissions equal to or greater than 5 lb/hr of CO; 
b. Any proposed change to operating or emission limitations; 
c. Any proposed change in the type of pollution control equipment; or 
d. Any proposed change that results in an increase in previously-allowed loading of 
existing pollution control equipment by greater than 50%. 
2. 
A request for a significant permit amendment shall include the following: 
a. A complete application form, as described in Env-A 1703 through Env-A 1710, as 
applicable; 
b. A description of: 
i. 
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ii. The emissions resulting from the change; and 
iii. Any new applicable requirements that will apply if the change occurs; and 
c. Where air pollution dispersion modeling is required for a device pursuant to Env-A 
606.02, the information required pursuant to Env-A 606.04. 
d. An air pollution control equipment monitoring plan or catalyst management plan 
pursuant to Env-A 810.01  
3. 
The owner or operator shall not implement the proposed change until the department 
issues the amended permit. 
XI. 
Inspection and Entry 
Department personnel shall be granted access to the facility covered by this permit, in accordance with 
RSA 125-C:6, VII for the purposes of: inspecting the proposed or permitted site; investigating a complaint; 
and assuring compliance with any applicable requirement found in the New Hampshire Rules Governing 
the Control of Air Pollution and/or conditions of any permit issued pursuant to Chapter Env-A 600. 
XII. 
Annual Emission Fee Requirements 
A. 
Env-A 705.02, Annual Emission Fee: The owner or operator shall pay to the department each year 
an annual emission fee consisting of an emission-based fee calculated pursuant to (C.) below and 
a baseline emission fee stated in (D.) below. The owner or operator shall submit, to the 
department, payment of the annual emission fee so that the department receives it on or before 
May 15th for emissions during the previous calendar year. For example, the fees for calendar year 
2026 shall be received on or before May 15, 2027. 
B. 
Env-A 705.03, Determination of Actual Emissions for use in Calculating of Emission-based Fee: The 
owner or operator shall determine the total actual annual emissions from the emission units 
listed in Table 1 for each calendar year in accordance with the methods specified in Env-A 705.03. 
C. 
Env-A 705.04, Calculation of Emission-based Fee: The owner or operator shall calculate the annual 
emission-based fee for each calendar year in accordance with the procedures specified in Env-A 
705.04 and the following equation: 
𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹= 𝐸𝐸∗𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷 
where:  
FEE  
= The annual emission-based fee for each calendar year as specified in Env-A 705; 
E  
= Total actual emissions as determined pursuant to (B.) above; and 
DPT  
= The annual fee, in dollars per ton of emissions, which the department has calculated in 
accordance with Env-A 705.04. 
D. 
Env-A 705.06, Payment of Annual Baseline Emission Fee: In addition to the annual emission-based 
fee, the owner or operator shall pay to the department each year an annual baseline emission fee  
pursuant to the following: 
1. 
Env-A 705.07(a), $1,250; or 
2. 
Env-A 705.06(c), If the owner or operator is not required to pay an emission-based fee for 
any calendar year because the Facility had zero reportable emissions, the annual baseline 
fee shall be $500 in lieu of the fee stated in (D.)(1.) above. 

 
PERMIT APPLICATION REVIEW 
SUMMARY 
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services 
Air Resources Division 
P.O. Box 95, 29 Hazen Drive 
Concord, NH 03302-0095 
Phone: 603-271-1370 
Fax: 603-271-7053 
Facility: 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
Engineer: 
B. Dorfschmidt 
Location: 
5 Faraday Drive, Dover, NH 03820  
 
 
AFS #: 
3301790057 
Application #: 
26-0043 
Date: 
August 24, 2026 
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces (the Facility) submitted this application (26-0043) for the renewal of the State Permit to 
Operate SP-0302 which expires on June 30, 2026. The application was received on April 1, 2026. Since the application 
was received 90 days prior to the expiration date, application shield provisions apply. A completeness letter was sent 
April 15, 2026. 
CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS PERMIT 
• 
Both emission stacks from the process now exhaust vertically and without obstruction. 
• 
Formatting for the permit was updated for compliance with the Americans with Disability Act. 
FACILITY DESCRIPTION 
The Facility provides coating solutions for aerospace customers. The Facility operates two plasma spray processes that 
emit RTAPs and require control devices to demonstrate compliance with ambient air limits. 
PROCESS/DEVICE DESCRIPTION 
Table 1 – Emission Unit Identification 
Emission 
Unit ID 
Description of 
Emission Unit 
Manufacturer 
Model Number 
 
Installation Date 
Maximum Design Capacity 
EU01 
Plasma Gun #1 
Aimtek 
PG-140 
2014 
18.5 pounds metal powder per hour 
EU02 
Plasma Gun #2 
Thermach 
SG-100-90 
2018 
18.5 pounds metal powder per hour 
POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT 
Emissions of metal constituents from the plasma spray process are controlled using cartridge-type dust collectors with 
HEPA filters. An updated pollution control equipment monitoring plan was submitted with this application and 
electronic copies are available in the VIII Technical Information source file. 
Table 2 – Pollution Control Equipment Identification 
Pollution Control 
Equipment ID 
Description 
Purpose 
Emission Unit 
Controlled 
PCE01 
Donaldson Company, Inc. Model # DFO4-32 
Serial # 4130290-1 
Control particulate matter 
and RTAPs 
EU01 
PCE02 
Donaldson Company, Inc. Model # DFE4-16 Serial 
# 12055259-L1-1 
Control particulate matter 
and RTAPs 
EU02 
EMISSION CALCULATIONS 
The Facility submitted updated calculations via email on May 18, 2026. These calculations were reviewed and found to 

PERMIT APPLICATION REVIEW SUMMARY 
Facility: 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
Engineer: 
B. Dorfschmidt 
Location: 
5 Faraday Drive, Dover, NH 03820 
 
 
AFS #: 
3301790057 
Application #: 
26-0043 
Date: 
August 24, 2026 
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be acceptable.  
Emissions are based on the spray rate, amount of metal in the plasma, a 40% overspray and the filter collection 
efficiency on 92.4%. The table below summarizes the emissions (actual emissions from 2025) and the RTAP compliance 
determination method: 
Table 3 – RTAP Emissions 
RTAP 
CAS No. 
Emissions (lbs/day) 
Emissions (lbs/yr) 
Compliance Method 
Copper fume 
7440-50-8 
0.00038 
0.093 
Adjusted In-Stack 
Copper dust 
7440-50-8 
0.0034 
0.83 
Adjusted In-Stack 
Aluminum dust 
7429-90-5 
0.000043 
0.011 
Adjusted In-Stack 
MODELING 
Modeling is not required since the Facility is able to demonstrate compliance with Env-A 1400 and the adjusted in-stack 
concentration method (using controlled emission rates). 
EMISSION TESTING 
No emissions testing will be required in this permit. 
COMPLIANCE STATUS 
Emission Testing 
Stack testing of the plasma spray operations has not been conducted. 
Inspections 
The Facility was last inspected on July 27, 2025. It was noted that the stack for EU02/PCE02 did not exhaust vertically. 
Compliance with Env-A 1400 was shown using just the in-stack concentration method. Shortly after the inspection, the 
stack was converted to make it vertical. Pictures of both stacks are saved in the Facility’s electronic “Photos” folder. 
Reports/Fees 
The Facility is up to date will all its reports and fees. 
REVIEW OF REGULATIONS 
State Regulations 
Env-A 600 – Permitting  
• 
606.02(a)(4) – Not Applicable – modeling not needed to demonstrate compliance with Env-A 1400. 
• 
607.01(n) – Not Applicable – facility is a true minor source. 
• 
607.01 (t) – Applicable – control device required to show compliance with Env-A 1400 
Env-A 700 – Permit Fee System 
• 
705.02(a) – Applicable – The facility is subject to annual emission-based fees and baseline fee. 
• 
705.05(a) – Applicable – Annual fee due no later than May 15 for previous calendar year’s emissions. 
• 
705.07(a) – Applicable – The facility pays an annual baseline fee of $1,250 for two emission units that emit 
RTAPs. ($750 for first unit and $500 for second unit) 
Env-A 800 – Testing and Monitoring Procedures 
• 
810.01(a) –Applicable – Air Pollution Control Equipment Monitoring Plan. 
Env-A 900 – Recordkeeping and Reporting 
• 
902.01(a) – Applicable – Maintain the required records on file for a minimum of 5 years and make the records 

PERMIT APPLICATION REVIEW SUMMARY 
Facility: 
Turbocam Enhanced Surfaces 
Engineer: 
B. Dorfschmidt 
Location: 
5 Faraday Drive, Dover, NH 03820 
 
 
AFS #: 
3301790057 
Application #: 
26-0043 
Date: 
August 24, 2026 
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available to the department upon request. 
• 
903.02 – Applicable – Maintain records of process data needed to calculate emissions. 
• 
907.02 – Applicable – Annual emissions report for RTAP-only source shall report RTAPs, by CAS number. 
• 
911 – Applicable – Recordkeeping and reporting for permit deviations or excursions. 
Env-A 1400 – Regulated Toxic Air Pollutants 
• 
1401.02 – Applicable – Plasma spray guns emit RTAPs which must use a control device to demonstrate 
compliance. 
o Also applicable to fume hood and curing oven, which do not require permitting. Emissions from the grit 
blaster exempt under Env-A 1402.02(y). (See application #25-0309 for details) 
• 
1403.02 – Applicable – Compliance demonstrated using adjusted in-stack concentration method 
• 
1405.01 – Applicable – Permit is required because controlled emissions are needed to show compliance. 
• 
1405.02 – Applicable – Curing oven and fume hood exempt from requiring a permit as uncontrolled RTAP 
emissions from the processes are below de minimis levels.  
Env-A 2100 – Particulate Matter and Visible Emissions Standards 
• 
2103.02 – Applicable – Visible emissions shall not exceed 20%. 
Federal Regulations 
40 CFR 60 - New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) 
• 
No applicable subparts 
40 CFR 61 – National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants 
• 
No applicable subparts 
40 CFR 63 – National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants at Stationary Sources (NESHAP) 
• 
Subpart XXXXXX – Nine Metal Fabrication and Finishing Source Categories – Not applicable – process does not 
emit Ni, Cd, Cr, Pb, or Mn. 





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