Setting Up A Source Id - Process Data Control COMPASS-EI User Manual

2. Address 2.
The second line of the address, this field could contain a PO BOX (if both a street and PO
BOX are available), a SUITE or BUILDING number, or any other distinguishing second
line code. Limit 50 characters.
3. City (Mandatory).
The city that appears as a part of the address. Limit 35 characters.
4. State (Mandatory for address in United States).
The standard postal abbreviation for the state that appears as part of the address, which is
part of the address. Limit 2 characters.
5. Zip (Mandatory).
The postal zip code for the city in the address. This field must be text no longer than 5
characters.
6. Delivery Pt.
This represents the contact's mail code (MC-xx), mail stop or delivery point. Limit 10
characters.
7. Country Code
.
Represents country code associated with the country in which the address is located. Limit
3 characters.
8. Foreign Postal Code.
The postal code associated with the address. Limit 15 characters.
Business 2 Contact Information:
Secondary address of the contact's place of business. This section requires similar information as
business 1 contact information.

3.4 Setting Up a Source ID

The following are data elements that are needed for the set up of Source IDs and related data.
Most are reported to the agency; those that are not are clearly marked.
1. FIN ID Number (Mandatory).
Identifier used to designate, track, and report a source. Example: Engine1. The identifier
must be unique, and can be changed by the user if desired. In Texas, Sources are also
called Facilities by the regulatory agency; therefore, an ID Number for a Source is often
called a FIN in Texas. Limit 10 characters.
2. FIN Description (Mandatory).
Represents the common name of the FIN. For example Unit Boiler, Cooling Tower No.1
etc.
3. TCEQ ID Number.
The ID number currently in use by TCEQ, which may differ from the company's control
ID Number if the Control Device was renamed.
COMPASS-EI–Manual – Chapter 4
(Mandatory for contact addresses outside United States boundaries)
Mandatory for contact addresses outside United States boundaries).
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