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§ 8-121 — Data disclosure

Baltimore City Code (current through Ord. 26-129 (July 17, 2026); publication of Oct. 18, 2026) · Baltimore City Code, Health Code, § 8-121

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§ 8-121. Data disclosure.

(a) In general. (1) The Air Monitoring Contractor must disclose the information it receives in the daily reports required by § 8-120(a) {“Required CEMS reports: Reports required”} of this Part II to the public on a publicly accessible webpage capable of providing an easy to read graphical portrayal of the information. (2) The Air Monitoring Contractor must archive all of the daily reports received from a facility under § 8-120 {“Required CEMS reports”} of this Part II and make this archived historical data, together with all data provided by the facility under § 8-120(d) {“Required CEMS reports: Historical reports”}, available on a publicly accessible webpage capable of providing an easy to read graphical portrayal of the information. (b) Reports to Health Department. The Air Monitoring Contractor for a facility must provide reports to the Health Commissioner, in the form specified by the Commissioner and including all relevant machine readable raw data, about emissions from the facility: (1) whenever the facility exceeds an emission limit set under § 8-116 {“Emission limits”} or § 8-117 {“City adoption and enforcement of more stringent Federal and State requirements”}; (2) at regular intervals set by the Commissioner; and (3) whenever requested by the Commissioner, or the Commissioner’s designee.

(Ord. 19-232.)