Chapter 1	Area
Chapter 2	Definitions
Chapter 3	Permissions and Approvals
Chapter 4	Notification and application for authorisation or approval
Chapter 5	Municipality of Municipality Management
Chapter 6	Terms and Conditions Compliance
Chapter 7	Deime arrangements
Chapter 8	Revaluation of approvals
Chapter 9	Termination
Chapter 10	Free-commune trials
Chapter 11	Administrative provisions
Chapter 12	Entry into force and transitional provisions
Appendix 1	Applause scheme at the request for authorisation of livestock farming, cf. Section 6 (2). 1
Appendix 2	Information requirements concerning the application for the authorisation of livestock farming, cf. § 6
Appendix 3	Ammonia level of protection, odor, phosphatic surpluses and nitrate
Appendix 4	Criteria for the fixing of intersection conditions, cf. Section 13 (1). 2, cf. section 27 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming,
Appendix 5	Requirements for digital application systems, cf. § 6
Appendix 6	BAT conclusions and BAT reference documents, cf. Section 15 (3). 2

Publication of authorisation and approval etc. of livestock farming 1)

Purline 3, paragraph 3. 2, section 7 (4). 2 and 4, section 9 (4). 4, section 17, paragraph. One-three, paragraph 18, paragraph 18. 2 and 3, section 34 (4). 1-3, section 35, section 40, section. 3 and 4, section 41 (4). 2, 4 and 5, section 55 (3). 9 and 10, section 66, section 69 (3). One, section 69 a, section 75, paragraph. Paragraph 1, Section 78 and Section 111 of the environmental authorisation and livestock farming area, cf. Law Order no. 1486 of 4. In December 2009, as amended by law no. 122 of 23. February, 2011, lov # 1273 of 21. December 2011 and Law No 446 of 23. May 2012, section 35, paragraph. 2, and section 90 of the law on the protection of the environment, cf. Law Order no. 879 of 26. June 2010, section 38 k, paragraph 1. 4 and 5, and section 38 m (b), 3, in the law of polluted soil, cf. Law Order no. 1427 of 4. In December 2009, as amended by law no. 446 of 23. May 2012, and section 3, in the area of freedom of communes, etc., cf. Law Order no. 1027 of 20. August 2013 :

Chapter 1

Area

§ 1. The notice shall lay down rules concerning the notification, authorisation and approval of the establishment, extension or modification of livestock farming in accordance with Chapter 3 of the Act on the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 2. The notice shall lay down rules concerning the replacement of areas for the spread of livestock manure in authorisations granted in accordance with Chapter 3 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. The notice also lays down rules for re-evaluation in accordance with Chapter 4 of the Act on environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

Chapter 2

Definitions

§ 2. For the purposes of the notice :

1) Emission : direct or indirect discharge to air, water or soil of substances, tremors or noise from point sources or diffuse sources on the livestock farm.

2) emission limit (emission limit) : the emission, expressed in certain parameters, a particular concentration or level that may not be exceeded during a defined period of inspection period.

3) Emission levels associated with the best available techniques : the emission levels that can be achieved under normal operating conditions by using individual or a combination of the best available techniques as described in BAT conclusions set as an average over a given period of specified reference criteria.

4) BAT reference document : A document resulting from the exchange of information organised in accordance with Article 13 and adopted in accordance with Article 75 (2). In the European Parliament and of the Council Directive 2010 /75/EU on industrial emissions, or a document before 1. January 2011 has been adopted by the European Commission, in accordance with earlier directives on integrated pollution prevention and combating pollution. The document describes in the document the techniques, the emission and consumption levels, BAT conclusions, techniques under consideration for determining the best available techniques, and new techniques.

5) BAT conclusion : a document containing the EU Commission decision on the parts of a BAT reference document, adopted in accordance with Article 75 (2). 2, in Directive 2010 /75/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, establishing the best available techniques, the description of techniques, the assessment of its applicability, the emission levels that are used to assess the requirements of the Commission ; is connected to the best available techniques, the associated monitoring, the associated levels of consumption and, where necessary, measures to limit damage from the livestock farming sector.

6) BAT standard terms and conditions : Best available technique as defined in Denmark and in terms of the BAT standard produced by the Environment Board published on the Environment Management website www.mst.dk.

7) IPR : livestock farming, which has activities covered by section 12 (2) ; 1, no. 1-3, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

Chapter 3

Permissions and Approvals

§ 3. Livestock may not be established, expands or amended until authorisation or approval has been granted, cf. sections 10, 11 or 12 in the permit of the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming, cf. Chapter 7, however.

Paragraph 2. The rules laid down in this notice shall also apply to the approval of areas, cf. Section 16 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. Where a livestock farming is carried out one or more of the activities accepted by the lists in the publication of the list of lists Annexes 1 and 2, the evaluation shall include all polluting activities in the livestock farming, and the local authorities shall take part ; at the same time, a decision which may be granted for approval or approval pursuant to section 33 of the law on the protection of the environment and sections 10, 11 or 12, in the case of livestock, etc., of livestock farming, cf. Section 84 b in the law on environmental protection and section 68 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 4. Where a livestock farming is carried out with one or more of the activities not listed in Annex 1 or 2 to the announcement of the consent of the list, the local authorities shall take a decision in accordance with section 42 of the law on the protection of the environment.

Paragraph 5. In the event of a livestock farming other polluting activities requiring separate approval or authorisation under the law of environmental protection include the assessment all polluting activities in the livestock farming, and at the same time the local administrative board shall take the same time ; decisions which may be granted authorisation or approval under the law on the protection of the environment and sections 10, 11 or 12, in the case of livestock, etc., of livestock farming, cf. Section 84 b in the law on environmental protection and section 68 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming.

§ 4. The establishment, extension or modification of livestock farming, where meat-eating fur animals are produced to a volume of more than 3 animal units and less than 25 animal specimens, require prior authorisation, cf. section 10 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming.

Paragraph 2. Establishment, expansion or change of livestock farming, where meat-eating fur animals are produced to a volume of more than 25 animal units and to the limits specified in section 12 (2). 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, prior approval shall be required, cf. Section 11 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming.

Chapter 4

Notification and application for authorisation or approval

§ 5. Applications for authorization under Clause 10 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farms shall be forwarded in writing or electronically to the municipality of local authorities of the municipality where the installation, in accordance with the case of the installation, shall be sent in writing or Section 3, paragraph 3. 1, no. 2, in the permit for environmental approval and so on of livestock farming, the two are located.

Paragraph 2. The application for approval pursuant to section 11 or 12 of the approval of livestock farming must be forwarded to the municipalities of the municipalities in the municipality where the plant is set out in accordance with the conditions of the installation. Section 3, paragraph 3. 1, no. 2, in the area of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, shall be located and shall contain a number of detailed information, cf. § 6.

Paragraph 3. Applications for the approval of areas, cf. Section 16 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming must be forwarded to the municipalities of the municipalities in the municipality where the areas are referred to in. Section 3, paragraph 3. 1, no. 3, in the permit for environmental approval etc. of livestock farms, is situated. If the areas are located in two or more municipalities, the application shall be forwarded to the municipal management board, where the largest proportion of the total application sails is located.

§ 6. Where the application relates to the establishment, extension or amendment of a livestock farm subject to section 10 of the law on environmental approval and the use of livestock, the applicant must complete the form set out in Appendix 1.

Paragraph 2. Where the application relates to the establishment, extension or amendment of a livestock farm subject to section 11 or section 12 (2). 3, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, the application must include the information given in Annex 2 (A)-L. The application form must be completed on the basis of the level of protection shown in Appendix 3 and the application must be drawn up ; on the application system, which is specified by www.husdyrgodkendelse.dk or in a different digital system that satisfies the requirements set out in Appendix 5.

Paragraph 3. Application for the establishment, extension or amendment of a livestock farm subject to section 12 (4). In addition to the information set out in paragraph 1, 2, in the legislation on environmental approval and the use of livestock farms, the livestock farming requirements shall be used. 2, contain the information contained in Annex 2, point M and N. The application form must be completed on the basis of the level of protection shown in Appendix 3 and the application must be drawn up on the application system which is stated in : www.husdyrgodkendelse.dk or in a different digital system that meets the requirements set out in Appendix 5.

Paragraph 4. The application for approval of areas, cf. Article 16 of the Act on the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock, must include the information provided for in Annex 2 (A) and the F. Application scheme must be completed on the basis of the relevant information on the level of protection shown in Appendix 3 and the application ; shall be drawn up on the application system, which is set out in www.husdyrgodkendelse.dk or in a different digital system that satisfies the requirements set out in Appendix 5.

Paragraph 5. Notification of replacement of release areas or replacement of marchaal reals in accordance with the third party, cf. Section 25 shall be prepared and submitted to the local authorities via www.husdyrgodkendelse.dk or in a different digital system that satisfies the requirements set out in Appendix 5.

§ 7. The notification pursuant to section 28-37 of a topographical card shall be specified in a detail level of at least 1:10, indicating :

1) location of existing buildings, installations and the reported ;

2) to the reported and the absence of driving conditions, and

3) ratio, northins and high curves, and necessary Signature Explantation.

Paragraph 2. Where this is relevant to document compliance with the requirements of section 28-37, the applicant shall, which shall submit an application in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, together with :

1) The matrix number where the plant is to be positioned.

2) Drawing of the facility with the setting of building shines, basic objectives and capacity.

3) The size of the existing and the reported animal team.

4) Size and location of the areas for the Purge, cf. ~ § 35 and 36. ~ It shall specify which of these areas are protected, covered by section 3 of the law on nature protection or designated as Natura 2000 sites. The size of these areas shall be expressed as a percentage of the total declared aflocutory area.

5) Description of existing crop-planting afforestation and plant, and future crop-planting planting, indicating the composition of the plantation, number of carcams and establishment dates. Information can be transmitted as a total plan plan.

6) Information about the position of fertilisers in relation to the section 8 (3) of the fertiliser storage unit. 1, in the permit for environmental approval etc. of livestock farms, rained installations, areas, routes, etc. ;

7) Any of the land and the affluent conditions, if any.

8) Cover for fertiliser storage facilities.

9) Map of the nearest folding edge in relation to ammonium sensitive nature, cf. § 37, paragraph. 5.

10) Other necessary documentation to meet the requirements of section 28-37, including details of the calculated change or extension of the animal welfare requirements for the fulfilment of animal welfare requirements, cf. section 30, the need for changes to the plant as a result of testing, cf. § 34, or conversion to organic production, cf. § 37.

Paragraph 3. A notification in accordance with section 34 shall contain a description of what is required and relevant requirements for the operation of the notified environmental technology or techniques of the notified environment.

§ 8. For other polluting activities or other authorisations or authorisations, on the protection of the environment, which is part of the establishment, extension or modification of a farm animal use, or which is technically or whereas, at the same time, separate information or application to the municipal management board shall be forwarded separately from the administrative board.

Paragraph 2. If an application includes planned enhancements or changes, cf. Section 14 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming must also include information describing these extensions or amendments.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities may, on the basis of which it is necessary, in the interests of the decision, require additional information in addition to those listed in Annexes 1 and 2.

Chapter 5

Municipality of Municipality Management

General principles

§ 9. The local authority shall at the evaluation of an application for a permit in accordance with section 10 or for approval after sections 11, 12 or 16, in the case of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming, to ensure that :

1) the applicant has taken the necessary measures to prevent and limit pollution by using the best available techniques, and

2) livestock farming may, moreover, be operated on the spot without affecting the environment in a way which is incompatible with the sensitivity and quality of care of the surrounding areas.

Paragraph 2. In the assessment, cf. paragraph 1, make an assessment of whether or not to-and from-driving to the establishment will be able to take place without any significant environmental nuisance for the intrinsic.

§ 10. In the evaluation of an application for approval under sections 11, 12 and 16, the local authority must ensure that the establishment and operation of livestock farming is ensured and operated in such a way as to ensure that the person concerned is subject to the approval of the Community ;

1) the most efficient use of energy and raw materials is used,

2) the opportunities for substituting particularly harmful or harmful substances with less harmful or dangerous substances have been used ;

3) that the processes of production are optimised, to the extent that it is possible ;

4) to the waste hierarchy, cf. Section 6 b in the law of environmental protection,

5) that, as far as pollution cannot be avoided, the best available purification techniques have been used ; and

6) that the necessary measures have been taken to prevent accidents and to limit their consequences.

General level of protection

§ 11. The local authorities may not allow or approve livestock farming under sections 10, 11, 12 and 16 of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farms, if the establishment, enlargement or the modification are assessed to produce significant effects on the environment, cf. paragraph 3.

Paragraph 2. Extensions or amendments to a livestock farm subject to section 11 (4). 3, or Section 12 (3). Also, in the case of a general assessment of livestock farming, 3, in the case of an overall assessment of the whole livestock farming, the environmental impact of the environment must also be assessed in the case of a reassessment of the whole livestock sector. § 34, paragraph. 2, in the permit for environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. The environmental impact of the environment means that the level of protection of ammonium, odor, phospover and nitrate laid down in Annex 3 shall be exceeded. In the case of approvals after paragraph 16 of the Act on environmental approval etc. of livestock farms, only the level of phosphatic and nitrate levels must be complied with. In addition, there must be no other factors, which are considered to have significant effects on the environment.

Paragraph 4. The local authority shall be able to dispense with the conditions laid down in section 7 (2). 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, to the place of the necessary minor stables and other plants for the sowing of naturai for the purposes of natural care if the animal is deemed to remove more nutrients from : the naturai of the naturai, than it is.

Permissions

§ 12. A permit in accordance with section 10 of the environmental authorisation and use of livestock farming must include an assessment of the application, extension or modification of the application, cf. section 19-22 and 26 in the Act on the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock, as well as conditions that ensure the fulfils of section 27 of the environmental authorisation requirements and so on of livestock farming. If the livestock farming at the time of application in operation will lead to a ammonium position that exceeds the level of ammonium for ammonia, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. In the case of more than 100%, the conditions under which livestock farming must be made no later than eight years after notification of the authorisation have reduced the ammonia deposit to the point A of Annex 3 (A). Two, permitted.

Paragraph 2. Additional conditions may be laid down in the authorisation to respond to increased pollution and other significant effects on the environment, cf. Section 28 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. In addition, a permit pursuant to section 10 of the approval of livestock farming etc. shall also include information on the volume of production, specifying animal species and animal types and within which limits the maximum amount of production may take place.

Approvals

§ 13. An approval pursuant to section 11 or 12 of the approval of livestock farming etc. shall include an assessment, cf. section 19-26, in the Act of the Environmental Approval, etc. of livestock farming, and terms of establishment and operation of the establishment. The conditions must ensure that the requirements of sections 27 and 29 of the environmental authorisation and so on of livestock farming are fulfilled and must provide :

1) The volume of production of animal species and animal types and within which limits the maximum production limit may be carried out.

2) Limits, technical measures or equivalent parameters.

3) The own checks to be carried out by livestock farming, including the setting of calculations, measurements, procedures, etc. To be subject to frequency, reporting and method of assessing compliance with the limit values, the time points for reporting ; the results of the on-board inspection to the local authorities, and the indication of whether sampling and analysis may be carried out by the livestock farm themselves or must be carried out by an accredited laboratory. IU livestock farming must report information on the basis of the results of the emissions monitoring at least once a year.

4) Regular maintenance and monitoring of the measures taken to prevent and limit emissions from livestock farming.

5) The location and design of new setting-up for the taking of the national values.

6) Detaming afforestation around containers for the storage of liquid livestock manure, which is shown without association with the site of the building up to date, and the demolition of the container when it is no longer necessary for the operation of the property.

7) Choices of the to-and of-run conditions.

8) Protection of soil, groundwater, surface water and the nature of its stocks of wild plants and animals and their habitats, including areas protected from the state or security of the species, designated as an international nature protection area ; or designated as particularly vulnerable to nutrient exposure.

9) Handling and holding of livestock manure in the livestock farm, including the indication of storage capacity.

10) Handling and storing waste.

11) Limitation of any nuisance for neighbours (odor, noise, dust, fluoroding or fluorinal genes from the plant).

12) How the livestock farming should relate to abnormal operations situations.

13) The indirection and operation of livestock farming to ensure that livestock farming does not impose any significant contamination, including by accident.

14) How to put an end to the operation must be taken in order to avoid contamination at risk and to restore the place to satisfactory conditions.

15) In the case of IPR, the use, manufacture or release of relevant hazardous substances in the context of the iIR production production must be limited in order to avoid the risk of soil contamination and basins of livestock farming. For dangerous substances, substances and mixtures as defined in Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No 1272/2008 on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures.

Paragraph 2. In exceptional cases, the local authority may lay down conditions which tighter the levels of protection laid down in Annex 3 for nitrate and phosphoephany profits.

Paragraph 3. In specific cases, the local authority may lay down conditions in order to comply with the maximum deposition of ammonia requirements for natural habitats which form part of the designation of the designation of international nature conservation areas but which are not covered by the provisions of the Community ; 7, paragraph 1. 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming and other areas of nature not covered by Article 7 (2) ; 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming and which are bullying, heat or overdrive protected under section 3 of the Act of Natural Protection, or Ammoniacsensitive Forest, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. 3.

Paragraph 4. In particular cases, the provisions of paragraph 1 shall 2 and 3 effects on the environment which are not in accordance with the rules in the notice of the designation and administration of international nature protection areas and the protection of certain species, or a significant environmental impact of particular regional areas ; or local protection interests.

Paragraph 5. By setting conditions under paragraph 1. 2, the municipality Management Board shall apply the calculation methods set out in Appendix 3 and the criteria for the arbitrary determination shown in Appendix 4. The maximum deposition of the natural habitats in accordance with paragraph 1 shall be determined by setting the maximum conditions for the maximum number of characters 3, the municipality Board shall apply the criteria for arbitrary determination shown in Appendix 3.

Paragraph 6. The local authorities shall be required to notify the Board of the Council if the levels of protection laid down in Annex 3 or any fixing are determined, cf. paragraph 2 and 3 cannot prevent the damage to international protection areas and protected species in accordance with the rules in the notice of designation and administration of international nature protection areas and the protection of certain species.

Paragraph 7. The local authorities shall be able to notify the Board of the Council if it is estimated that the levels of protection laid down in Annex 3 or those referred to in paragraph 1 shall be assessed. 2 and 3, established conditions will be a significant environmental impact of special regional or local protection interests. However, no dissent shall be given only in a significant influence in areas not covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. Paragrai 1 and 2, in the case of animal-approval etc. of livestock farms, where the level A of Annex 3 (A) concerning ammonia levels is complied with, unless this is followed by other legislation.

Determination of the best available techniques

§ 14. The local authority must, by establishing the best available techniques for the approval or re-evaluation of livestock farming, shall apply the standard conditions of use of the BAT standard and to pay special attention to the following criteria :

1) The use of technology which results in at least possible waste.

2) The use of less hazardous substances.

3) Promoting techniques for the recovery and recycling of substances produced and consumed in the process, and waste, where appropriate.

4) Compared processes, business or operating methods that have been tested with a satisfactory result on a scale of industrial scale.

5) Technological progress and development in scientific knowledge.

6) The nature, effects and scopes of the species concerned.

7) The dates for the entry into service of new or existing use.

8) The time needed for the introduction of the best available technology.

9) The consumption and nature of raw materials, including water consumed in the process, and energy efficiency.

10) The need to prevent or limit the overall impact of emissions from the environment to a minimum.

11) The need to prevent accidents and to limit the consequences of this for the environment.

12) Information to be published by public international organisations, including BAT reference documents, to the extent that these are relevant to the type of livestock farming concerned.

§ 15. The local authority must use the BAT standard terms and place appropriate BAT conclusions for the purpose of approval and re-evaluation of IE-farm animal use when the relevant BAT conclusions have been adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 8 (c) ; 75. 2, in the European Parliament and Council Directive 2010 /75/EU on industrial emissions and published by EU Commission in the Official Journal.

Paragraph 2. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy, is making BAT conclusions for livestock farming, Appendix 6, available on the website of the Environment Management website : www.mst.dk.

Paragraph 3. Until a relevant BAT conclusion has been published in the Official Journal, the municipality Management Board shall use the BAT standard of the Environment Management Board and to make the conclusions of the best available techniques in existing BAT reference documents for reasons. approval and re-evaluation of IE-farm animal use.

Paragraph 4. When the relevant BAT conclusions or BAT reference documents do not cover the best available techniques, part activity, the production process or their potential environmental impact, the municipalities shall determine the best available techniques for IE-livestock farming, in accordance with section 14 after consultation of the livestock farming. The best available technique must ensure protection of the environment that corresponds to the levels of both the BAT standard and the BAT conclusions or the conclusions of an existing BAT reference document.

Establishment of emission limit values and so on

§ 16. In the case of approval and re-evaluation, emission limit values shall be determined in accordance with the local authority. Section 13 (1). 1, no. 2, before or in the point where emissions are derived from the livestock farming and before any dilution.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities may supplement or replace the emission limit values with equivalent parameters or technical measures with equivalent function and environmental protection.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities shall determine the emission limit values, the corresponding parameters and technical measures on the basis of the best available techniques, cf. sections 14 and 15, without the use of any particular technology or technology. However, the emission limit values for IE-livestock farming must, as a minimum, comply with section 17-20.

§ 17. For IE-livestock farming, the municipal management board shall establish emission limit values that ensure that emissions under normal operating conditions are not above the emission levels associated with the best available technique as laid down in the BAT conclusions ; cf. however, sections 18 and 19. The emission limit values shall be fixed,

1) for the same or shorter period of time and with the same reference conditions as in the BAT conclusions, or

2) with other values, periods and reference conditions other than those referred to in the BAT conclusions, after which the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 shall be laid down. 2 and 3 must be met.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall lay down the provisions of paragraph 1. 1, no. 2, the conditions under which the emission monitoring shall be made for the same period and reference conditions as the emission levels associated with the best available techniques and that livestock farming must draw up a summary of the emission control system at least once ; -and send it to the municipal board.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities shall assess at least annually the results of the emission control measures in the livestock sector after paragraph 1. 2 and verifies that, under normal operating conditions, emissions are not above the emission levels associated with the best available techniques in the BAT conclusions.

§ 18. For IE-livestock farming, the municipal management authorities may, in exceptional cases, lay down more stringent emission limit values than the emission limit values set out in the BAT conclusions when the municipality Board assesses that :

1) compliance with the emission levels associated with the best available techniques in the BAT Conclusions will result disproportionately high in comparison to the environmental benefits due to the geographical location of the plant, the local the technical characteristics of the environment or plant ;

2) the derogation shall not cause significant contamination in violation of section 9 (3). 1, no. 2, and

3) achieving a high level of protection of the environment as a whole.

Paragraph 2. The assessment and justification of the Municipal Management Board for the application of paragraph 1. 1 shall appear on the approval or decision on the basis of reassessment.

Paragraph 3. The local authority shall send a copy of the decision to the Environmental Management Board upon the time of paragraph 1. 1 has been applied.

§ 19. In the approval of an IPO, the local authority may dispense with respect to the emission limit values laid down in section 17 (2). 1 for the purpose of testing and using new techniques. A derogation may be granted only once per year. livestock farming per new technology and highest for a period of nine months.

Paragraph 2. New technology means a new technology or technology which may result in either a general higher or at least equivalent protection of the environment and costs other than the existing best available techniques, if developed ; business-wise.

Paragraph 3. The municipal board shall send a copy of the derogation to the Environmental Management Board.

20. For IE-farm farming, the local authorities may set emission limit values more stringent than those laid down in the BAT conclusions when the best available technique as defined in approvals, or BAT standard conditions are tightened in relationship with the BAT conclusions.

Information on the public access procedure

§ 21. Where the approval process has been carried out in section 55 (5), 2, in the case of the environmental authorisation and so forth by livestock farming concerned, the permit must include information on the procedure implemented, including a statement on the basis of the deliberations of the municipal management board on the basis of the procedures ; the views expressed by the public.

Relationship to the EIA procedure

§ 22. In the case of livestock farming where the application includes activities that are independent in section 11 g of law on planning (VVM procedure), decision-making at the same time must be taken at the same time as the final adoption of the municipality plan guidelines after the plan for planning on the basis of an overall impact assessment on the environment of the entire facility. To the extent that the activity is also subject to approval under Chapter 5 of the Law on the Protection of the Protection Act, at the same time, approvals must be at the same time at the same time as in section 10 of the date of approval for the date of the application.

Time Limit

-23. In exceptional cases, approval may be limited. This applies to both the approval as a whole or a single part of it. The approval must, in that case, include a more detailed justification for the time limit.

Paragraph 2. Approval shall be limited to the extent to which the effect of binding rules laid down pursuant to the legislation on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Chapter 6

Terms and Conditions Compliance

§ 24. The person responsible for an IPO shall immediately inform the local authorities of the failure to comply with the terms of approval and shall immediately take the necessary measures to ensure that the conditions are complied with.

Chapter 7

Deime arrangements

Replacement of approved release sareels

§ 25. Replacement of the operation of the holding or replacement of markareals to third parties for the dispersal or marketing of fertilizers forming part of a permit or approval under sections 10, 11, 12 and 16 of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming, must be notified to the municipality Board.

Paragraph 2. New spaces may replace areas in the already announced environmental approval if the new areas have at least the same scope and are not more vulnerable. A distinction shall be made between the holding areas (owned and propagated land) and markareals in third parties so that new areas can only replace areas within the corresponding category.

Paragraph 3. Replacing areas on one or more points are more vulnerable than the areas replaced, only after the prior authorisation or approval of sections 10 to 12 or 16 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 4. The local authority shall ensure that the notification is made in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and an applicant shall apply. The local authority shall notify the applicant that the declared areas shall be duly noted on the matter in the municipality.

SECTION 26. Notification of replacement of the replacement of the holding or replacement of marchareals to third parties for the release or marketing of manure shall be forwarded to the local authority before the start of the start of the first year of the planeyear. August.

Paragraph 2. The city council must before 1. October shall indicate whether or not the declared areas may be considered more vulnerable than the replacement areas to be replaced. If the areas are considered more vulnerable, the notifier may withdraw its notification and report new areas at the latest by 15. -October. If the municipality board has objections to the declared areas, this must be notified by 31. December.

Various facilities

§ 27. Before establishing, extending or modifying the semi-barn, machinery-hall, milking plant, milking, grain storage or feed storage, without any change in the place of housing, in existing livestock farming, the building must be notified of the building ; The city council. In the case of milk they are understood in this notice, the livestock section where the dairy cows are confined only to limited periods of milking.

Paragraph 2. Notification shall concern only construction, which is a commercial nature necessary for the operation of the property in question as agricultural navigation and the premises relating to the premises of the building up to date.

Paragraph 3. Storage for the storage of feedingstuffs where the dry extract is less than 70, except for closed tanks or containers for the storage of liquid raw materials, must meet the conditions laid down in section 28 (1). Three to seven, but not in paragraph 28. 5, no. 3.

Paragraph 4. Malkestalde shall meet the conditions laid down in section 30 (1). 4. Amendment or extension of the number of barstals must be limited to the milking required.

Paragraph 5. Notification must be sent to the local authorities and contain a description of the construction and design and location of the design and its location.

Paragraph 6. The local authority shall make a specific assessment of whether the declared construction complies with the requirements of paragraph 1. 2-4 and make sure that it cannot be harmful to the environment, including that the national values are not disregarded.

Paragraph 7. The local authorities must also carry out a practical assessment of whether the declared construction could affect neighbours significantly.

Paragraph 8. The local authority shall take account of the measures referred to in paragraph 1. 6 and 7 practical judgment on the matter. Before a decision is taken, the municipality Board shall make neighbours in writing, in writing, in writing and give them access to a decision within two weeks. The orienation of neighbours may be omitted if the opinion of the local board of directors is of subordinate importance to the neighbours.

Niner. 9. In the decision, the local authority shall inform the local authority that the declared construction may be brought to completion or that a request is required, cf. Chapter 4 of this Order Chapter 4, for the purpose of granting a permit or approval pursuant to section 10, 11 or 12 of the approval of livestock farming.

§ 28. Establishment, extension or amendment of existing livestock farming, including one-sided silo, in the form of a dustled space for the storage of silage, with or without support clocks, may take place after notification to the municipality Board, if : the size of the establishment, the extension or modification of the site or the siloen in itself not exceeding 3000 m ; 2 excluding weighing areas and cantweies, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-7.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may take place only if the construction is essential for the operation of the holding in question as agricultural holding, and it shall be placed in the immediate association with the building of the building up to the premises where the construction is built.

Paragraph 3. The construction of a one-sided space with a basic plan not exceeding 1,000 metres 2 may be carried out after notification when the siloat is at least :

1) 100 meters from

a) housing buildings on a property without the need for a general estate in a land zone which has an owner other than the operating lord ;

b) existing or according to the municipality plan ' s framework future urban zone or summer area, and

c) premises planned for a country zone, intended for mixed housing and occupations or public purpose to residential, institutions, recreational purposes and the like.

2) Seventy-five meters from residential housing on the nearest neighboring property, without the obligation of an agricultural service, not owned by the ship.

3) 50 metres from open water flow and from lakes with an area greater than 100 m ; 2 .

Paragraph 4. The construction of a one-sided basis with a grand plan over 1,000 metres. 2 , but which does not exceed 3,000 feet 2 may be carried out after notification when the siloat is at least :

1) 150 metres from

a) housing buildings on a property without the need for a general estate in a land zone which has an owner other than the operating lord ;

b) existing or according to the municipality plan ' s framework future urban zone or summer area, and

c) premises planned for a country zone, intended for mixed housing and occupations or public purpose to residential, institutions, recreational purposes and the like.

2) 100 metres from residence on the nearest neighbourhood, without the obligation of an agricultural service that is not owned by the operator.

3) 50 metres from open water flow and from lakes with an area greater than 100 m ; 2 .

Paragraph 5. A reported space, cf. paragraph 1 shall, in addition to those referred to in paragraph 1, The conditions laid down by 3 and 4 shall meet the following conditions, cf. however, section 38 (3). 5 :

1) The enclosure shall be established in conventional construction materials in non-reflective surfaces.

2) Establishment of the space must not lead to substantial changes in existing terrain.

3) The edge of a one-sided gaze with corresponding support clocks shall not be carried over more than 3 metres above the existing terrain unless the silage is completely surrounded by existing operating buildings and plant on the premises, and the height of the plate does not exceed the height of the height of the deck ; the lowest existing building or plant measured from terrain to the gutters of the guygram.

4) By 31. In December of the year following the construction of a one-sided basis, fencing is to be put in place around the square. The fencing plantation shall consist of leaf species and bushes that are naturally indigenous in the area and the planting shall be maintained as necessary, including where appropriate, if any reproduction is possible.

Paragraph 6. Recommend multiple one-one-way sites, cf. paragraph 1, the installations must overall meet the size limits and distance requirements set out in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 (1). 3 and paragraph 1. 4.

Paragraph 7. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be 6 shall not apply to one-sided positions entered into in the local authority ' s assessment in relation to a permit or authorisation, subject to the approval of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

§ 29. Establishment, extension or amendment to existing livestock farming of fertiliser storage plants in the form of a dung dung heap for fixed fertilizer, or a float for liquid manure, one-sided lemonade and residues, may be carried out, notification to the municipality Board, the capacity of the establishment, the extension or amendment of the fertiliser storage facility in itself does not exceed 100 animal units for fixed fertilisers or 4000 m ; 3 in the form of liquefied land manure, silage and residues, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-7.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may take place only if the construction is essential for the operation of the holding in question as agricultural holding, and it shall be placed in immediate association with the building of the building on the property on which the construction is built.

Paragraph 3. The one in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned the construction of fertiliser storage facilities, cf. however, paragraph 1 4, take place when the installation is at least :

1) 300 meters from

a) housing buildings on a property without the need for a general estate in a land zone which has an owner other than the operating lord ;

b) existing or according to the municipality plan ' s framework future urban zone or summer area, and

c) premises planned for a country zone, intended for mixed housing and occupations or public purpose to residential, institutions, recreational purposes and the like.

2) 300 meters from

a) areas of nature covered by section 7 (4) ; 1, in the permit for environmental approval and so on of livestock farming,

b) other ammonia-sensitive natural habitat, which forms part of the designation base for international nature protection areas ;

c) the units, moses and overdrive that are protected by section 3 of the law on nature conservation, and

d) ammonium sensitive forest, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. 3.

3) 100 metres from residence in the nearest neighbourhood, without the obligation of an agricultural service that is not owned by the operating master.

Paragraph 4. The one in paragraph 1. 1 the establishment of fertiliser storage facilities in the form of closed conseculations to the stables may take place in compliance with the measures referred to in paragraph 1. 3, no. The conditions laid down in paragraph 1 and 3 shall be less than 100 metres from the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. 3, no. Two, mentioned areas.

Paragraph 5. A notified fertiliser storage facility, cf. paragraph 1 shall, in addition to those referred to in paragraph 1, 3, mentioned conditions of compliance meet the following conditions, cf. however, section 38 (3). 5 :

1) The Gestation Storage Facility shall be established in conventional construction materials in non-reflective surfaces.

2) The establishment of the installation must not result in substantial changes to existing terrain.

3) The edge of the fertiliser storage facility must not be carried over more than 3 metres above the existing terrain unless the fertiliser storage facility is completely surrounded by existing operating buildings and installations on the property and the height of the fertiliser plant ; exceeds the height of the lowest existing building or plant measured from terrain to the guygram of the valor.

4) By 31. In December of the year following the establishment of the fertiliser storage facility, the seagingly planting of the fertiliser storage facility shall be established. The fencing plantation shall consist of leaf species and bushes that are naturally indigenous in the area and the planting shall be maintained as necessary, including where appropriate, if any reproduction is possible.

Paragraph 6. If more fertiliser storage facilities are reported, the fertiliser storage facilities must meet the size limit of 100 animal units or 4000 m for the storage unit ; 3 as set out in paragraph 1. 1. In the case of repositories for both fixed and liquefied livestock manure, however, the size limit for fixed dung and 2000 metres shall be the limit for fixed fertilisers and 2000 m. 3 for liquid livestock manure.

Paragraph 7. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be 6 shall not apply to the fertiliser storage facilities concluded in the local authority ' s assessment in relation to a permit or authorisation, subject to the approval of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

Animal welfare

-$30. Amendment or extension of livestock farming requirements for the fulfilment of animal welfare requirements laid down in law or order, cf. paragraph 2, may take place after notification to the municipality management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 3-6. Modification of plant in fur farming, livestock farming and pig farming to meet animal welfare requirements may be carried out by the construction of a new housing partition in the immediate association with existing installation facilities.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may be provided for the fulfilment of animal welfare requirements, as set out in a clause contained in a law or publication, which had entered into force no later than the 10th. April 2011, which must be fulfilled 10. April 2011 or later, cf. however, paragraph 1 5 and 6, which are contained in the following laws and notices :

1) Promise me that the indoor crew of the killer lakes and guilts.

2) Act on the team of horses.

3) Claw of dairy cows and the offspring of the dairy cows.

4) Swear of the carcasing cases.

5) Publication about the protection of fur animals.

6) Publication of laying hens for laying hens.

Paragraph 3. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may only take place if the change or extension is limited to the fulfilment of the animal welfare requirements as necessary and must not involve renovates of existing installation installations. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. However, 6 may involve a change to the stable system in the existing part of the danger, if the fertilizer is not changed.

Paragraph 4. A notified change or extension of the place of installation, cf. paragraph One must, in addition to the one in paragraph 1. 3 mentioned requirements meet the following conditions :

1) The change or enlargement must not lead to substantial changes in existing terrain, and should be placed in immediate attachment to the building of the building on the property where construction is built.

2) The change or extension must appear in the same builder as the existing installation, for which an addition or modification occurs, including in outer-building materials, colours and taghing.

3) Building width of the change or extension must not exceed the width of the existing stable board with more than 5 per cent, but not more than 5 metres.

4) The building height, including the bragheads, of the change or extension, shall not exceed the height of the existing stable board with more than one and a half meters.

5) The size and composition of the livestock production must not be changed as a result of the change or enlargement.

6) The alteration or extension of installations situated 100 metres or less from next door shall not be allowed to be carried out near-premises other than the installation which is being extended or altered.

7) The location of ventilation ventilation on the installation of the stalkers which is extended or altered must either remain unchanged or moved in the direction taken from the relevant wilderness areas where the building or the change is situated 300 metres or less from :

a) areas of nature covered by section 7 (4) ; 1, in the permit for environmental approval and so on of livestock farming,

b) other ammonia-sensitive natural habitat, which forms part of the designation base for international nature protection areas ;

c) the units, moses and overdrive, protected by section 3 of the law on nature conservation, and

d) ammonium sensitive forest, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. 3.

8) In notification of paragraph 1, 6 must not be located at a distance of less than 300 metres to protected nature covered section 7 (3). 1, in the area of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farms, or 100 metres to other ammonia-sensitive natural habitat, which forms part of the designation base for international nature protection areas, units, moses and overdrive protected by Section 3 in the Act of Natural protection and ammonia-sensitive forests.

Paragraph 5. Amendment to the extension or extension of livestock farming where meat-eating fur animals is produced to meet section 23, section 24, paragraph 24. 3, and section 26 of the notice no. 1734 of 22. In December 2006, on the protection of furry animals with subsequent amendments, notification shall be notified in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 6. A notification may be made pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 of the amendments or extensions of livestock farming requirements necessary to meet the conditions laid down in Chapter 4 of the grants for the establishment of the release for the release of the hazard. The notification presupposition that it is documented that a grant of grants has been announced in accordance with the notice.

Switching between virtues

§ 31. In the stables, changes in the shape of the production within a distaype or relocation of livestock production between existing housing conditions shall take place after notification to the municipality Board, if it can be implemented without modification of : animal daneals which require permission or approval under sections 10, 11 or 12, in the law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-6.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may only take place in the case of shift within but not between the following animal groups, however, so that it is possible to switch to the animals ' group ' s bovine animals from the other groups, cf. however, paragraph 1 3 :

1) Pigs : fattening pigs, piglets and lakes.

2) Bovine animals : dairy cows, suckler cows and other cattle, horses and goats, sheep and other ruminants.

3) Poultry : cartridges, chickens and other poultry.

4) Pelsals : Mink and other furry animals.

Paragraph 3. In the case of virtue of virtue of section 35 (3), 4, and section 36 (3). 3, may only be changed within and between the virtues in question.

Paragraph 4. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall comply with the following conditions :

1) The overall closure mission from the livestock farm animal must not be increased.

2) The operation of the single animal partition must be increased only if the luireious increase is less than at the same time of the same livestock production, which is more detailed in the areas referred to in Annex 3 B, Table 4, which is more detailed in Annex 3.

3) The total ammonium mission from the livestock farming facilities must not be increased.

4) Switching in animal type shall not result in an increase in the position of ammonia in the livestock sector ;

a) areas of nature covered by section 7 (4) ; 1, in the permit for environmental approval and so on of livestock farming,

b) other ammonia-sensitive natural habitat, which forms part of the designation base for international nature protection areas ;

c) the units, moses and overdrive, protected by section 3 of the law on nature conservation, and

d) ammonium sensitive forest, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. 3.

5) The total amount of nitrogen ab storage from livestock growers ' livestock production must not be increased.

6) The total amount of storage of livestock farming from the livestock farming livestock production must not be increased.

Paragraph 5. The ore mission laid down in paragraph 1. 4, no. 2, shall not be fulfilled in relation to the areas referred to in point B (B) of Annex 3, provided that the closure of the operation is only increased in the stable section which is at least twice as large as the uncorrected recalculating calculated in accordance with Annex 3, point B, for the whole livestock farm. The Ammonia Depositioning requirement in paragraph 1. 4, no. 4 shall not be fulfilled in relation to the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 4, no. 4 (a), where the ammonia deposits from livestock farming to such areas do not exceed half of the authorised deposition, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. 2. Ammonia deposit requirement in paragraph 1. 4, no. 4 shall not be fulfilled for the provisions of paragraph 1. 4, no. 4 (b) (c) and (d), where the ammonia deposits from livestock farming to such areas do not exceed a half kilogram of nitrogen per year. hectares per Years.

Paragraph 6. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may not take place where the establishment, extension or modification of the wildlife involves an overrun of a path limit, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, unless the animal has been subject to authorization granted under Article 12, in the case of farm animal use or section 33 of the law on environmental protection.

Emission-oriented production adjustment

§ 32. Expansion of livestock, apart from the production of piglets up to 25 kilograms, in existing livestock farms, may take place after notification to the municipality Board, if it can be implemented without other changes requiring authorisation ; or approval after section 10-12 of the approval of the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-4.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, may only take place when the number of livestock in livestock, which is not subject to authorisation or approval after Section 10-12, may be permitted in the law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may not take place where the establishment, extension or modification of the wildlife involves an overrun of a path limit, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, unless the animal has been subject to authorization granted under Section 33 of the law of environmental protection.

Paragraph 4. Notification pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 assumes that the following conditions are met :

1) The number of livestock must not be extended to the stables of less than 300 metres to protected nature covered in section 7 (4). 1, in the area of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farms, or 100 metres to other ammonia-sensitive natural habitat, which forms part of the designation base for international nature protection areas, units, moses and overdrive protected by Section 3 in the Act of Natural protection, and ammonia-sensitive forests.

2) In the context of enlargement, livestock farming must comply with the level of protection for odor as indicated in Annex 3, point B.

3) The farm farm production is assigned to the farm and the holdings to which livestock manure is used must comply with one of the following requirements :

a) A maximum amount of manure from 1,0 animal units per unit is to be produced. ha per planting period on the land of the holding. Other organic fertilizers must not be used on the holding.

b) No livestock manure on land covered by phosphame classes 2 or 3, cf. Annex 3, point C.

4) The production of each animal type in each section of the number may be extended in such a way as to ensure that the number of animal units for the declared production is calculated according to the conversion factor of animal units in accordance with the conversion factor. in Annex 1, Section D of the commercial nature of livestock, livestock manure, silage, etc., does not exceed the number of animal units intended for the production prior to the use of this notifier after the conversion factor, cf. Annex 1, Section A of the commercial nature of livestock, livestock manure, silage, and so on.

5) The production of the animal type in the animal section concerned has not previously been extended in accordance with this provision, section 19 of the notice. 291 of 6. April 2011 amending the publication of the authorisation and approval etc. of livestock farming, section 19 of the notice. 1036 of 5. November 2012 amending the publication of the authorisation and approval etc. of livestock farming or Section 32 of the Notice Notice No 1172 of 4. October 2013, on the authorisation and approval etc. of livestock farming.

§ 33. Expanding of livestock in existing livestock livestock housing may take place after notification to the municipality Board, if it can be implemented without other amendments requiring the consent or approval of section 10-12 of the approval of the environmental approval and so on of livestock farming, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-7.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may be carried out only by the extension of livestock on livestock farms subject to authorisation or approval after section 10-12 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may not take place where the establishment, extension or modification of the wildlife involves an overrun of a path limit, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, unless the animal has been subject to authorization granted under Article 12 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock.

Paragraph 4. Notification pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 assumes that the following conditions are met :

1) Number of livestock must not be extended to the stables of a distance of less than 100 metres to the nature of the designation of the designation of international nature protection areas or units, moises or overdrive protected by Section 3 of the Act ; Natural protection, or ammonia-sensitive forests. Where the permit or approval pursuant to section 10-12 of the law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming is based on an application submitted before the 10th. In April 2011, a distance of at least 600 metres from the livestock farm animal consumption for ammonia-sensitive natural areas shall be covered by section 7 (4). 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

2) After the expansion of the animal control, livestock farming must comply with the level of protection for odor as indicated in Annex 3, point B.

3) Livestock production of each animal type in each indent must be extended only in such a way as to ensure that N ab animals and P ab animals with the most recent norms do not exceed N ab animals and P ab animals used in the permit or approval time of the permit, cf. paragraph 2, or N ab animals calculated on the basis of normality from 2008/2009 drawn up by Aarhus Universities. The assessment given in relation to the permit or approval time must be taken into account the impact of any possible effect. terms of the original approval.

Paragraph 5. An increase in p ab animals may be disregarded, cf. paragraph 4, no. 3 if one of the requirements referred to in paragraph 1 is : 6 and one of the requirements referred to in paragraph 1. Seven are respected.

Paragraph 6. When paragraph 5 shall be complied with in respect of any of the following requirements :

1) Livestock consumption meets the BAT level phosphos; the standard operating conditions.

2) The farm animal farm production and the holdings to which livestock manure is marketed shall be less than 30 kilograms P per. ha per years on the farm from livestock manure and other organic fertilizers.

Paragraph 7. When paragraph 5 shall apply both to the holding and the livestock farming and the holdings to which livestock manure is used, each of which shall comply with one of the following requirements :

1) Maximum livestock manure from 1,0 animal units per unit is to be produced. ha on the land of the holding. Other organic fertilizers must not be used on the holding.

2) No livestock manure on land covered by phosphor categories 1 to 3 shall be made, cf. Annex 3, point C, or areas eligible to be covered by phosphor-grade 1-3, cf. in Annex 4, nr. One, point A and B.

3) A maximum of 1,2 animal units per unit is to be produced. ha, and there is no animal fertilizer on land covered by phospcucucures 2 to 3, cf. Annex 3, point C, or areas eligible for the first class 2 to 3, cf. in Annex 4, nr. 1, point A and B. I shall not apply other organic fertilizers on the farm.

Environmental efficient technologies or techniques

§ 34. Environmental efficient technologies or techniques may be tested on existing livestock farms after notification to the municipality management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-6.

Paragraph 2. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may take place only if the following conditions are met :

1) The livestock farming has an authorisation granted in accordance with sections 11 or 12 of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

2) The size and composition of the depth shall not be altered.

3) The pollution from livestock farming and the individual litias will not be increased as a result of the testing of the declared environmental technology or technology.

4) For IE-livestock farming the emission limit values must be complied with, cf. § § 16-19.

Paragraph 3. Notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may be carried out only when the test of the environmental efficient technology or technology is carried out at least 100 metres from :

1) The nearest residential building on a property without the obligation of a general estate in a land zone which has an owner other than the operating lord.

2) Existing or according to the municipality's framework for future urban zone or summer area.

3) An area in the rural area, which is designed for housing purposes, mixed housing and business purposes or for public purpose for the purpose of inhabitable, institutions, recreational purposes and similar areas.

4) Natural areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

5) Other ammonia-sensitive natural habitat, which forms part of the designation base for international nature protection areas.

6) Hedes, moses and overdrive that are protected by section 3 of the law of nature conservation.

7) Ammoniacsensitive forest, cf. Annex 3, point A, no. 3.

Paragraph 4. The required test of environmental efficient technologies or the establishment, extension or modification of the installation must also be fulfilled in the following conditions :

1) Construction is limited to what is necessary in order to test the notified environmental technology or technique of notified environment.

2) The construction must not involve the renovation of existing stable installations.

3) New Building All together must not exceed 250 m 3 in building space. However, up to 500 m can be established, 3 in building space, when the construction is described in paragraph 1. 5 (b).

4) Ventilation yield must not deviate significantly in volume and height in relation to existing returns.

5) The construction must appear

a) in conventional construction materials with ground-colored, non-reflective surfaces and the buildings height must be five metres above the height of the nearest building ; or

b) in the same builder as the existing building or alteration, including in outer building materials, colours and taghold and with a building width and height not exceeding the width and height of the building, including the height of the stock ; existing construction.

6) The construction must not cause significant changes to existing terrain, and must be placed in immediate attachment to existing construction.

Paragraph 5. The test must be completed no later than three years after the municipality board has taken a decision that the notified environmental technology or technique of the notified environment may be tested. The city council may extend the period of up to one year.

Paragraph 6. Construction that is not listed in accordance with paragraph 1 4, no. 5 (b) shall be removed no later than three months after the completion of the test of the environmental technology or technology of the environment, unless the local authority has received an application for the approval of the construction in accordance with section 11 or 12 of the law ; environmental approval etc. of livestock farming. If an application for approval after 1 is approved. Act. shall be removed not later than three months after the case is settled by a disclosed one.

Naturai grazing

$35. Establishment, extension, or alteration of the Purge Animal Team, which is the end of a year, may take place after notification to the municipality management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-12.

Paragraph 2. The notification pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall be done in the case of a designated unit of animal, area and place of installation. The animals must not be moved to other areas or baral installations.

Paragraph 3. That or the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 1 notified animal huss on a livestock farm must, at most, have a fertilizer production in the period from 1. October to 30. April equivalent to an annual fertilizer production of 15 animal units.

Paragraph 4. The animal team can only include the following dyretyper :

1) Ammequeues with related breeders, steers, thickal calves and bulls.

2) Ox.

3) Sheep.

4) Goats.

5) Horses.

Paragraph 5. The areas may include only pasture-protected areas that are protected under section 3 of the law on nature protection or designated as Natura 2000 areas as well as other areas with permanent grass. The other areas shall be less than half of the total area.

Paragraph 6. The areas must be ungrazed by the whole of the notified animal team, at least in the period from 1. May to 30. September, and the animal team has to remove more nutrients from the area of the municipal board, and to remove more nutrients from the area than they are in charge. However, areas with ground-scaling breeding breeding birds, where these breeding birds form part of the designation base for a Natura 2000 area, shall, however, be ungrasses from 1. June, and there must be a maximum number of animals corresponding to 0.85 animal units per unit. ha in the period from 1. June to 30. June.

Paragraph 7. No organic fertilizer or trade fertilisation shall be made at all the areas covered by paragraph 1. 5. The use of the areas for ungrazing with the reported animal team does not trigger the claim for area approval pursuant to section 15, 16 or 26 of the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 8. The disbarred of the reported animal team in the period 1. October to 30. In April, in existing or new stable conditions, and the addition of a building to an existing installation, where the livestock production of livestock farming after enlargement meets the level of protection for odour as indicated in Annex 3, point B.

Niner. 9. New installation sections that are established in connection with the premises of the property so far, and the buildings for existing installation plants must comply with section 30 (3). 4, no. One-four, six and seven. The construction must not be greater than necessary for the reported animal team.

Paragraph 10. New stalkers not established in connection with the premises of the premises in the past shall comply with the following requirements :

1) The construction must not be greater than necessary in relation to an animal team, cf. paragraph 3 and 4.

2) The construction must have a maximum height of 4,5 meters measured from terrain to tagryg.

3) The construction must not cause significant changes to existing terrain.

4) The construction must appear in usual building materials and with grounding-colored, non-reflective surfaces.

Paragraph 11. New barstals referred to in paragraph 1 shall be taken. 10, located in areas designated by the municipality plan with land-value, valuable cultural environments or national geological areas of interest shall be removed no later than three years after the degrading is discharged or if three consecution. The following year shall not be the area of the area unless the local authority has received an application for authorisation or approval of the construction after sections 10, 11 or 12, in the case of farm animal use. If an application for approval after 1 is approved. Act. shall be removed not later than three months after the end of the matter with a disclosed action.

Nock. 12. The installation must not involve the renovation of existing animal danctions for animals other than the reported.

§ 36. Establishment, extension, or change of the area of ungrazing to the highest of 250 animal specimens that go out all year without the use of a stable, leafure or similar leaflets, or similar to the notification to the municipality management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-7.

Paragraph 2. The notification pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall be done in the case of an area where the area of animal and area is defined. The animals must not be moved to other areas.

Paragraph 3. The animal team can only include the following dyretyper :

1) Ammequeues with related breeders, steers, thickal calves and bulls.

2) Ox.

3) Sheep.

4) Goats.

5) Horses.

Paragraph 4. The areas may include only pasture-protected areas that are protected under section 3 of the law on nature protection or designated as Natura 2000 areas as well as other areas with permanent grass. The other areas shall be less than half of the total area.

Paragraph 5. No organic fertilizer or trade fertilisation shall be made at all the areas covered by paragraph 1. 4. The use of the areas for ungrazing with the reported animal team does not trigger the claim for area approval pursuant to section 15, 16 or 26 of the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 6. Section 31 of the declared animal can only be used for switching between animal types covered by paragraph 31. 3.

Paragraph 7. After the municipal management network, the animals are to remove more nutrients from the areas of the area than they are in charge, and there must be more than 0,5 animal units per unit at the highest level. ha in the period 1. September to 31. May, corresponding to a fertilizer production of 0,375 animal units per unit ; ha. However, areas with ground-scaling breeding breeding birds, where these breeding birds form part of the designation basis for a Natura 2000 area, shall not be ungrazed over the period from 1. February to 31. May, and there must be a maximum number of animals corresponding to 0.85 animal units per unit. ha in the period from 1. June to 30. June.

Ecology

§ 37. Modification of unauthorised organic production of lakes, piglets or slaughtering pigs for the authorized organic production of lakes, piglets or slaughtering pigs, including the necessary changes to the stables may take place after notification to : the municipality management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-12.

Paragraph 2. The notification pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 may cover livestock farming only after the notification is below the limits of section 12 of the environmental authorisation and so on of a livestock farm.

Paragraph 3. The size and composition of the animal team must not be changed, cf. however, paragraph 1 4 and 5.

Paragraph 4. Except where the number of animal specimens of lakes, piglets or slaughtering pigs more than 32 kg of livestock farming is lacerated to the production prior to application of this notification system, the following distance must be observed between ammonium sensitive nature and the nearest number of stables but not mobile cabins :

1) In the case of a production of organic lakes, piglets and slaughtering wines of 15 to 75 animal units :

a) 300 metres to wilderness areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

b) 100 metres to areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. 2, in the permit for environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

2) In the case of a production of organic lakes, piglets and slaughtering wines exceeding 75 animal units :

a) 900 metres to wilderness areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

b) 300 metres to areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. 2, in the permit for environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 5. Unless the number of animal specimens of lakes, piglets or slaughtering pigs more than 32 kg in the livestock farm is lacerated to the prior application of this notification system, the distance from the ammonia sensitive nature shall be subject to section 7 (4). 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, must be at least 50 metres to the nearest foos; and at least 100 metres to the nearest mobile cabin.

Paragraph 6. The farm farm production is assigned to the farm and the holdings to which livestock manure is disposed of each must comply with one of the following requirements :

1) The maximum amount of fertilizer from 0,6 animal units per unit is to be produced. ha per planting period on the land of the holding. Other organic fertilizers must not be used on the holding.

2) No livestock manure on land covered by phosphor class 1 (3) shall be taken into the light of the following. Annex 3, point C, or on areas eligible to be covered by phosppros; 1 to 3 in accordance with Annex 4 (3). One, point A and B.

Paragraph 7. livestock production of livestock farming must, in accordance with the amendment, comply with the level of protection for odor as indicated in Annex 3 (B).

Paragraph 8. Establishment, extension, or amendment of the baral system shall comply with section 30 (3). 4, no. One-four, and no. Six and seven. It must be built only to the extent that it is necessary in relation to the conversion to the ecological operation of the notified animal team, cf. paragraph 2, and the construction must not involve the renovation of existing barn installations.

Niner. 9. Mobile cabins may be established when the following conditions are met :

1) The cowards shall appear in usual building materials and with grounding-colored, non-reflective surfaces.

2) The height of the cottages must be at the height of 2,5 metres.

3) Due to cabins containing only a path to lakes or slaughtering wines, the highest must be 10 m. 2 .

4) The overall basic area must be 40 metres ; 2 where the cabins contain several path spaces, together or set up together.

5) The cottages must have the same design and place in simple patterns, cf. Two. Act. 1. Act. may be deviated from the extent to which a suitable allocation of the fertiliser shall make it necessary.

6) The direction and operation of the EPA shall be carried out in accordance with the approved construction sheet on the construction and operation of the outdoor soc.

Paragraph 10. Staldants and mobile cabins, cf. paragraph 8 and 9 may not be placed within :

1) Freed areas.

2) A climate change line.

3) Stranding Line.

4) Lake-and-line protection line.

5) Forest construction line.

6) Time of commemorable protective line.

7) Areas covered by section 11 a, nr. 15 -17, in the planning.

Paragraph 11. If a notified animal-class is subsequently converted into unauthorised organic operation by more than 15 animal units, this amendment shall require approval or approval under sections 10, 11 or 12 in the case of animal hushushuss.

Nock. 12. The mobile cabins must be removed when the production of cabins stops.

Determination, exploitation and termination

§ 38. Upon receipt of notification in accordance with section 28 to 37, the municipality Board shall acknowledge receipt and cease the proceedings of the livestock sector ' s applications in accordance with section 10-12 of the permit for the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming. The local authorities shall inform the Agency and the Environment Board of a notification if the notification includes the construction or animal team authorised by the local authorities, or approved in accordance with section 10 to 12 of the use of livestock farming and the use of livestock ; and The public authorities are aware of the fact that the authorisation or approval has been improunded to the Agency for the Environment and the Environment Board.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall assess whether or not it was notified under § § 28 to 37 complies with the requirements of section 28-37 and section 8, cf. Section 9 of the laws on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming and not in conflict with the protection of protected areas, or protection lines or areas designated by local authorities with lumbar values, special nature protection interests, cultural environments, as well as national geological areas of interest.

Paragraph 3. Based on the assessment of paragraph 1. 2 shall take the municipal management board within two months of receipt of a notification under section 28 to 37 Decision that the notifier may be brought to completion or that the notification requires a permit or approval pursuant to section 10, 11 or 12 of the law ; environmental approval etc. of livestock farming. The time limit shall be taken into account when the information requirements in section 7 are fulfilled. No later than four weeks after the receipt of an incomplete application, the municipality Management Board shall submit to the Administrative Board the information which is missing before the notification can be processed.

Paragraph 4. Before a decision is made, cf. paragraph 3, the municipality Board shall make neighbours in writing, in writing, in writing, in accordance with section 28 to 37 and give them access to a decision within two weeks. The orienation of neighbours may be omitted if the opinion of the local board of directors is of subordinate importance to the neighbours.

Paragraph 5. In accordance with paragraph 1, 3, on the basis of an assessment of the national circumstances, the municipality shall be able to decide in full or in part to derogate from the requirements for cutting planting, cf. in full or partial assessment. § 28, paragraph 1. 5, no. 4, and Section 29 (3). 5, no. 4.

Paragraph 6. This may be part of the municipality ' s decision pursuant to paragraph 1. 3 that specific conditions in a permit or approval do not apply as a result of the notification under section 28-37.

Paragraph 7. Where the municipality is after paragraph 1. 1 has suspended the examination of an application, the municipality Board shall, where a decision has been taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 3, resume this. If the decision, cf. paragraph 3, gives rise to changes in the resumption application, the municipality Board shall submit a notification to the applicant and, at the same time, to set a time limit for the submission of new information for the applicant. If the decision gives rise to authorisation or authorisation, in the case of livestock farming etc., which is no longer necessary, the local authority ' s management board shall end the proceedings and shall notify the applicant accordingly.

§ 39. A decision on the basis of a notification shall be suspended if it is not used within two years of the notification of the decision.

Paragraph 2. If a decision on the basis of a review has not been wholly or partially used in 3 consecules the following year, the part that has not been used has not been used for the last three years.

Chapter 8

Revaluation of approvals

§ 40. Approvals covered by sections 11, 12 and 16 of the legislation on environmental approval etc. of livestock farms and approvals granted under Chapter 5 of the Law on the Protection of the Environment must be regularly and at least every 10 of the environment. This year shall be reviewed and, where necessary, up to date in the light of technological developments. The local authorities shall carry out the first regular re-evaluation when the first time the establishment was approved for the first time during the period of eight years.

Paragraph 2. As the initiation of the re-evaluation, the municipality Board shall send a draft approval holder to the approval authority on the preliminary deliberations of the Authority on the re-evaluation.

Paragraph 3. On the basis of the review, the municipality Board shall decide whether to modify the terms of the conditions or that the re-evaluation does not lead to changes in the approval of the livestock. The decision shall be taken with the home meal in section 39, cf. Section 41 of the approval of livestock farming and the environment. The decision also lays down the timing of the next regular re-evaluation.

Paragraph 4. Where the procedure for re-evaluating an approval has been carried out in Section 42, the decision shall include information on the procedure implemented, including a statement on the basis of the deliberations of the Communalan Management Board on the basis of the procedure ; the views expressed by the public.

§ 41. The local authority must take an approval of an IPR farm for re-evaluation and, where necessary, to grant injunction or prohibitions after paragraph 39 of the use of livestock in the EU in the Official Journal of the EU Commission in the Official Journal of the European Union, BAT-conclusion which relates to the main activity of livestock farming in section 12 (3). 1, no. 1-3, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming. The local authority shall take up approval of any section 40 (5). 1, in the area of the environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming and section 41 (a) (a). One, in the law on environmental protection.

Paragraph 2. The review shall include all terms and conditions of the approval.

Paragraph 3. § 40, paragraph. 2 (3). THREE, ONE. pkt., and paragraph. 4, shall apply by analogs to revaluation of paragraph 4. 1.

Paragraph 4. When section 18, paragraph 18. 1, in connection with the approval of the IPE livestock farming, the continued use of them shall be included in the auditors ' s re-evaluation.

Paragraph 5. The local authority shall organise the review in such a way as to enable the livestock farming to comply with the BAT conclusion to be updated within four years after the publication of the BAT conclusion in the Official Journal of the European Union. The local authorities shall establish a time limit for compliance with new conditions, which expires no later than four years after the date of publication of the BAT conclusion in the Official Journal of the European Union. In the case of changes which do not follow the BAT conclusion, the municipality board may set another transposition date. The deadline for amendments that do not follow the BAT conclusion may not derogate from section 40 (2). 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, unless the conditions of section 40 (4) ; 2, in the permit for environmental approval and the use of livestock farming, are fulfilled.

§ 42. In cases of revaluation of approvals after sections 11, 12 and 16, in the Act on the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock, as well as approvals under Chapter 5 of the law on environmental protection, the municipal management board shall not take a decision after paragraph 39, cf. Section 40 of the laws on environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming before the public have had the opportunity to express their opinion on the draft decision of the municipal management board.

Paragraph 2. In order to give the public the opportunity to express an opinion, the local authority must make public announcement when it initis a reassessment in accordance with section 40 and 41. Announcement can be made entirely digitally on the municipality's website. The ad shall include at least the following :

1) the name and address of the municipal management board,

2) the name and location of the establishment,

3) information that the municipal management board intends to take up the company ' s environmental approval in respect of the review ;

4) information that everyone has a right to see and comment on the acts of the case, together with information on which comments and questions can be addressed ;

5) indication of when, where and how the case files will be made available, and

6) the fact that any within a specified period of 2 to 4 weeks from the announcement may request a draft decision to be submitted when it is available and that everyone has the right to comment on draft decision within two or four weeks ; from receipt of the draft.

Paragraph 3. In the case of submission of draft decisions, cf. paragraph 2, no. 6, it shall also be informed of the material available to the public authorities after the announcement has been made.

Paragraph 4. The right to see the files of the case, including draft decision and, where appropriate, additional material, shall apply with the limitations of the law on public access to management, administrative law and the law on access to environmental information.

Paragraph 5. The local authorities shall carry out the digital publication of decisions based on the re-evaluation of the IE-farm animal use, cf. § 48.

Chapter 9

Termination

§ 43. In the case of the cessation of activities on IP-livestock farming, Chapter 4 (b) on the polluted land is applicable.

Paragraph 2. Termination means :

1) the cessation of all the activities on the IU livestock farming ;

2) where an IPO has informed the local authorities, the capacity or utilisation of the capacity is permanently reduced to under the stipboard limits in section 12 (3). 1, no. 1-3, in the area of environmental approval etc. of livestock farming, or

3) situations covered by Section 33 (3). 3, in the permit of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming, where the approval has been taken completely or for the part situated above the stipend limits in section 12 (3). 1, no. 1-3, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

Paragraph 3. IPR must, within four weeks of its operations, report this to the municipality Board with a proposal for an assessment post-38 k (2) ; One, in the law of polluted soil. The assessment must include a risk assessment with regard to human health and the environment. If the risk assessment is shown that it cannot be rejected that pollution poses a significant risk to human health or the environment, the evaluation must also include a proposal for measures to ensure that pollution does not constitute such risk.

Chapter 10

Free-commune trials

§ 44. The Environmental Management Board may approve free-communal study, cf. the laws on free communes, after which the municipalities of a free municipality may derogate from the following provisions in Chapter 7 :

1) § 27, paragraph. 1, as regards building types.

2) § 28, paragraph 1. In the case of the size limit and the distance requirements for the one-sided spaces, they shall be 1 and 4. The conditions laid down in paragraph 1 shall : 4 may not be reduced, but the Environmental Management Board may, in accordance with circumstances, make demands for an increase in the conditions of the standard.

3) § 29, paragraph. 1 in the case of capacity limits for the said fertiliser storage facilities. The conditions laid down in paragraph 1 shall : 3 cannot be reduced, but the Environmental Management Board may, in accordance with circumstances, make demands for an increase in the conditions of the standard.

Paragraph 2. The local authority of the local authority of the local authorities shall forward the application for the EPA to the Environmental Management Board by 31. December, 2013.

Chapter 11

Administrative provisions

§ 45. The local authority shall immediately inform the Environment Minister if an application relates to a project which would have a negative and significant impact on people or the environment in another country.

Paragraph 2. The Commundo Management Board shall not be dissure-handling until the Environment Minister is authorised to do so. The local authority shall, where appropriate, inform the applicant.

Paragraph 3. The municipal board sends a copy of the decision to the Minister for the Environment.

§ 46. If an application includes areas located in two or more municipalities, the municipality Board shall, before taking a decision, consult with the other municipal management boards, with a request for the preparation of the conditions for the part of the areas, are located in the other municipalities. The Municipal Board shall incorporate these terms in the overall approval.

Paragraph 2. Rule of paragraph (1) 1 shall apply mutatis muted to areas declared for replacement, cf. § 25.

§ 47. Before the municipality Board shall take a decision in accordance with sections 10, 11, 12 and 16 of the approval of livestock farming, the local authorities shall submit a draft decision to the applicant and provide information on access to documents and to the opinion in accordance with : the administrative act.

§ 48. When the municipality Board has taken a decision on the approval or re-evaluation of an IE-farm animal use, the municipal management board shall publish the decision digitally.

Paragraph 2. The Municipal Administrative Board shall publish digital information on the measures taken by the livestock farming by definitively operating tax, cf. § 38 m (3) Two, on the polluted soil.

Paragraph 3. The publication in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and 2 shall also include information on the availability of access to documents at all times to the other information held by the Community Administrative Board, with the limitations on the law of public access to management, administrative law and the law on access to environmental information.

§ 49. The local authority shall register via www.husdyrgodkendelse.dk or any other digital system that satisfies the requirements set out in Appendix 5, within one month after a decision has been taken in cases of authorisation or approval under the approval of the environmental authorisation ; etc. of livestock farming sections 10, 11, 12 or 16, and cases covered by Chapter 7 of this Order, the date of the decision, and which of the said provisions relating to the environmental authorisation and the use of the animal hushuss, or the notice, has been made in : pursuant to.

$50. Decision made pursuant to section 25 may not be complained to another administrative authority.

§ 51. The Environmental Management Board may amend the Annex of the Executive Order.

Chapter 12

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 52. The announcement shall enter into force on the 15th. November, 2013.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 1172 of 4. October 2013, on the authorisation and approval etc. of livestock farming.

§ 53. Decisions which have been taken pursuant to Article 52 shall retain their validity until such time as, following this notice or the law on the approval of livestock farming, new decisions or decisions are taken.

§ 54. A decision to ensure that facilities for intensive livestock farming are not to be able to have a significant impact on the environment, cf. the daily provision of section 6 c is in the law on planning, retains its validity beyond the provisions of section 104 (3). 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming, laid down. 1. In January 2009, and in addition to the 2-year period in section 104, paragraph 1. 2, if the decision is linked to a farm animal use if the decision is linked to a decision of section 35 in the Act on Planning, Section 33 of the Act on the Protection of the Protection or Section 4 of the commercial nature of livestock, livestock manure, silage ; etc., which have been complained and which are under consideration in the Natur and the Environment Board or are determined by the Committee on the Environment, Public or the Environment Board of the Environment, and the Environment Board of the Environment, Public Health and Environment, after 1. January, 2007.

Paragraph 2. The people in paragraph 3. 1, the said decisions that plant for intensive livestock farming may not be considered to be of any significant impact on the environment, as defined in the case of the environment. the daily provision of section 6 c is in the law on planning, retain their validity until the Council of Nature and the Environment Board has taken a decision in the appeal proceedings and, if they are not used no more than one year after the decision of the Committee on the Environment, and the Environmental Board of the Environment, notified.

§ 55. The local authority and the Committee on the Environment and the Environment Board shall deal with matters subject to the current rules in force when the notification or application for the authorisation or approval of livestock farms has been received by the municipality board prior to the 15. November, 2013. Section 9 (1). However, the 2 shall apply in the evaluation of applications for authorisation or approval when the application is received by the municipality board of the 15. October 2013 and the decision shall be taken by the municipal board or the Committee on Nature and the Environment Board of the 15. November, 2013.

Paragraph 2. Applications for the approval of an IE-farm animal use, where the applicant before 7. In January 2013, a full application has been submitted to the municipality board, and will be dealt with after the 7. In January 2013, the rules in force shall be applied if the approval is granted before the January 2014 and the application of the establishment, extension or change may be operational by this date.

Paragraph 3. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Environment, Public Health and Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, Public Health and Consumer Protection, deals with complaints about the approval of the IE-farm animal In January 2013, the applicable rules shall apply where the application has been received by the municipality board before the 7. In January 2013, the approval has been announced before 7. January 2014 and the application of the establishment, extension or change are expected to be operational by the 7. January 2014.

§ 56. Compening the municipal management board, where § 55 (5) (1). 2 or 3 has been used that the approved establishment, extension or change may not be operational by the 7. In January 2014, the Commundo Management Board shall notify its injuns, cf. § 40, paragraph. 3, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming, which complements the terms of the permit in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice, unless the terms already comply with the rules laid down in this notice.

§ 57. The city council may not be at the earliest of the 7th. January 2014, in the light of a reassessment after section 41 for livestock farming, which is operational on 7. of January 2013, or which are covered by paragraph 55 (1). Two or three.

§ 58. Section 32 shall be deleted on 1. January 2015.

$59. Section 33 is hereby repealed on 1. January 2018.

§ 60. Chapter 10 is hereby repealed on 1. January 2016.

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Appendix 1

Applause scheme at the request for authorisation of livestock farming, cf. Section 6 (2). 1

Explanation of the individual points are shown in the instructions for the schema. The manual is available at www.mst.dk.

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Appendix 2

Information requirements concerning the application for the authorisation of livestock farming, cf. § 6

A. Information on the applicant and ownership

1) Name, address, e-mail, phone number, name, address, phone number.

2) Name and address and CVR number of the operator.

3) Name of the livestock farming, the address (s), matrix numbers, and CHR and P-number.

4) Name, address and telephone number of the owner of the property where the farm is situated or requested, if the owner is not identical to the applicant.

5) Information on the contact of livestock : name, address and telephone number.

B. Information on livestock farming

6) The size of the livestock farming.

7) Brief description of the application submitted. Indication of whether or not it is a snee-off or about operational extensions / alterations to existing establishments. In the case of the extension of a non-approved company which is subject to approval due to enlargement, information about the entire company must be provided. enlargement.

8) Information on the question of whether the application requires structural extensions / changes.

9) The expected time for the commencement and closure of works and construction, and for the start of business operations by start-up or starting the part of the operation that has been changed after the project's execution. If the application includes planned extensions or changes, cf. Article 14 of the Act on the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming, the expected time horizontally for the implementation of these.

C. Information on the location and location of livestock farming

10) Measurement of the overview plan in appropriate measuring-scale with the indication of the installations (stable and similar entries for animals, such as forage areas and the release of other animals, etc., fertiliser storage facilities, one-sided gears, angelic container, container, container, residues) location in relation to the environment, including the location in relation to the surrounding intake and so on, and the distances for vulnerable nature, cf. section 6-8 in the Act on environmental approval etc. of livestock farms, and distances for other nature and cultural areas, etc. On the plan, shall be provided with high levels of relevance. The plan shall appear with the Northeast and necessary Signature Explanor.

11) The description of the localization considerations in relation to surroundings that are sensitive to emissions or genes from the business (e.g. residential areas, recreational areas, water supply facilities, lakes or watercourses including sinks). The municipality may provide information on the planning provisions in the area.

D. Facilities on the Enterprise

12) Drawing in appropriate measure ratios that show the total enterprise, including the location of the plant, in the property and the direction of the plant. place of stable, dung, slurred containers, silage spaces, furnished areas, including intercourse, internal transport roads, depict tanks, drilling and wells, etc. The plan shall be considered with the north and necessary signature of the North.

13) Information concerning the basic design of buildings, building shards, roofs, construction materials and colours, crop-cutting plant, future application, lighting conditions, etc.

E. Information about the business and operation of the company, including the set of changes

14) The animal species and number of animal units before and after the application, with the basis of the basis for that.

15) Information on the stable system and the stables in each operation building, including information about the extraction system.

16) Information on ventilation systems, including the type, capacity, number of returns, the position of the trunks, deskit height, air speed in return on yield and so on.

17) Information on the storage and / or processing of feed and information on the use of nutritional suppretive feed technologies, as well as feed corrections resulting from them.

18) Information on establishments such as vapors, slaughterhouses, biogas plants, composting plants, windmill and limping, retailers and accommodation etc.

(19) Information on the nature and consumption of other ancillaries in relation to livestock production, including energy and water consumption, as well as information on where it is used and, for example, consumption of diesel fuel.

20) Information on possible operating disturbances or accidents likely to cause significant increases in pollution to normal operation.

21) Seat of the individual application sarees in specified categories.

F. For information on fertilizer production and handling

(22) Annual production of livestock manure, including residual water for storage before and after the project.

23) Gear storage facilities (type, size, capacity and cover).

24) Size and location of the area available for the application of livestock manure on the whole of the holding, operated under the same CVR number, including areas and areas that may be disposed of in accordance with fertiliser delivery agreements ; and contract agreements before and after the project and information on pasture agreements before and after the project.

25) Information on the market for, or received livestock manure from other properties after the application of the project and whether the sludge or other waste products are received for delivery on the disperse area specified in paragraph 1. 21.

26) Projected balance for N and P at farm level before and after the project, including loss to the ambient ammonium evaporation and nitrate wash before and after the project, including the classification of the individual parts of the applications for applications based on the products listed in Annex ; 3 mentioned categories of protection level for N and P.

G. Information about the company's choice of best available techniques

27) The statement and documentation to which extent the selected project is based on the use of the least polluting and resource-consuming technology for, inter alia, raw materials, energy, water and other excipients, production facilities, processes and the production of waste. The statement shall contain a summary of the most important of the possible alternatives to which the applicant has investigated.

28) Information on the use of best available techniques to reduce ammonium emission and nitrate leaching, as well as information on how a possible phosphabition surplus and the discharge of phosphaus shall be reduced.

H. Information on pollution and genetic effects from livestock farming and pollution and genetic mitigation measures

29) Indication and location of noise sources which may cause significant noise nuisance for ambient air conditioning (air conditioning, compressors, cereal-drying plants, milkestinetin; etc.). Expected yearly and daily operating periods under normal conditions are specified. Any noise and vibration-dampeners are being described in any way.

(30) Information on the sources of smelting pollutants which may include essential genes for the environment and information on sources of air pollution which may be significantly polluting the environment. Measures to limit oddity and air pollution are described, including the impact and other relevant operating parameters for the technologies concerned.

31) The provision of the quantity and type of cleaning water, milkwater, water from washrooms and sanitation water, with information on the disposal and possible cleaning measures.

32) Information on filling and cleaning of syringe equipment.

33) Information on flue-fighting.

34) Information on pest control.

35) Information concerning the driving conditions of work run, including the transport of livestock manure and in-and supply of animals and an assessment of the noise pollution associated with it.

I. Information about the company's waste

36) Information on the storage and disposal of dead animals including, where appropriate, the location of the transhipment and deafting site in relation to neighbouring residential areas.

37) Information on the storage of oil / chemicals.

38) Information on the disposal of oil / chemical waste including packaging, etc.

39) Information on the nature, quantity, storage and disposal of other waste resulting from the establishment. EAC codes are indicated for hazardous waste (pesticides and medicines).

J. Information to be included in the landscape

40) Including information on the establishment of fencing plantation, buildings and facilities and buildings-eye and buildings in relation to terrain and access.

K. Proposal for self-control

41) Proposals for the conditions of compliance with fixed terms and conditions for the undertaking ' s operations, including the risk conditions.

The property control conditions can contain :

a) Proposal for a fixed procedure for the maintenance and overhaul of the production apparatus and purification measures.

b) Proposal for a fixed procedure for the maintenance and control of gene and pollution measures.

c) Proposals for monitoring of parameters that have an environmental / safety impact (for example, under 18) operating disorders and accidents.

d) Proposals for the registration of the consumption of raw materials, formulants and energy.

L. Non-Technical Summary

42) The information contained in the application shall be summarized in a non-technical summary.

M. Information related to the company ' s cessation

43) Information on what measures the applicant intends to take to prevent contamination of the company ' s cessation of pollution.

N. Description of major alternatives

44) Description of major alternative options, which the developer has considered and the 0 alternative.

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Appendix 3

Ammonia level of protection, odor, phosphatic surpluses and nitrate

The level of protection described in this Annex shall be used to assess whether there are significant effects on the environment by authorisations and approvals in accordance with sections 10, 11, 12 and 16 of the environmental approvals and so on of livestock farming. The Annex shall also be used for re-evaluation, to the extent that the annex is expressly stated in the Annex.

The levels below the levels below shall be used for evaluation of applications, cf. Section 11, whether or not in municipal plan or region plan guidelines, which are maintained in accordance with section 3 (3). One or two, in the law. 571 of 24. In June 2006 amending the legislation on planning has laid down a level of protection of odour, ammonia, phosphoor or nitrate, which will continue to be sufficient.

For each application, the municipality shall make a specific assessment, cf. section 27 and 29 of the environment for the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming and may, on the basis of specific cases, decide to make the terms of Appendix 4, which are sufficient in addition to the level of protection shown in this appendix, cf. Section 13 (1). 2-4. This will be the case if, in exceptional circumstances, there is an exception to be the nature of nature, which, according to the assessment of the public management board, will not be adequately protected by the level of protection provided. It is the responsibility of the municipality, as part of this assessment, to assess in concrete terms whether an application will be in accordance with the habitat directive obligations. In the case of the ammonium sensitivity nature of the ammonia effects, this only situations in which the natural habitat is not properly mapped to the Natura 2000 planning and the Natural Board has informed that the status of the area in the card-making operation will be carried out ; change in a upcoming update to the map layer. The level of protection of the Bekendom is determined by best scientific knowledge, which ensures that with respect for this level of protection, there will be no biological modification of the natural habitat. The local authority can therefore only be able to refuse a situation in which, on a specific experimental scientific basis, it can be documented that the ammonium impact of livestock farming will result in a biologically changing nature of this natural environment, even though it may be : the level of protection in this notice is complied with.

In the period up to the end of the water and Natura 2000 plans after the environmental target sloven has been finally adopted, the local authorities shall involve all available knowledge of the natural and environmental conditions of the proceedings, including the knowledge at the time of approval available in : connection with the preparation of the water and Natura 2000 plans. The proposals for Natura 2000 plans submitted in consultation in September 2010 show that the reduction of nitrogen deposits on the habitat habitats of the Natura 2000 area is expected to take place by means of a future revision of the livestock approval law. With respect for the protection levels laid down in this notice, the said reduction of the nitrogen deposits shall be carried out in the vulnerable habitat areas of the Natura 2000 areas.

In relation to the proposals for water plans after the environmental target sloven submitted in consultation with proposals for Natura 2000 plans, the environmental acceptance of livestock farming as a contribution to the fulfils of the environmental objectives of the plans shall be subject to compliance with the plans laid down in this Directive ; the levels of the notice shall be announced. The water and Natura 2000 plans therefore do not, therefore, give itself cause for a tighter protection levels below.

Knowledge of the natural habitat nature of nature from the Natura 2000 planning of the environmental target slop must be involved. The knowledge of the characterisation of water areas in water planning according to the environmental target slop must also be included in the proceedings.

A. Protective level of ammonia

The level of protection for ammonia is composed of several elements :

a) The general requirements for the reduction of ammonia for livestock farms covered by sections 11 and section 12 of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farming.

b) The maximum permissible maximum total number of ammonia ammonia of ammonia-sensitive areas of nature covered by section 7 of the environmental authorisation and so on of livestock farming.

c) The maximum number of other ammonia-sensitive nature areas in accordance with a specific assessment, cf. § 27, paragraph. 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

1. Ad. a. The general requirements for the reduction of ammonia for livestock farms covered by sections 11 and 12 in the permit for the environmental approval and the use of livestock farming

In the case of enlargements, settingings and changes to livestock farming, cf. sections 11 and 12 of the environmental authorisation and livestock law etc. of livestock farming are the starting point that the ammonia mission from stable and storage must be reduced by 30% relative to the reference stable system specified in Tables 1 and 2 (reduce requirement). The requirement to reduce the ammonium emission reduction applies to extensions, new stable installations and for the stables that are being renovated. The requirement may be accommodated in the case of a reduction in the ammonium loss in both existing and new plants. The reduction requirement shall be determined in the application of the application.

In this context, the concept of renovation is identical to the approval requirements for amendments to the stable system. This means that the requirement applies to renovations which may be placed on the same footing as a new establishment. Replacing equipment without concurrent changes in fertiliser facilities and so on, on the other hand, will not be subject to approval and will not be subject to the general ammonia rate either ; if enlargement is to be carried out in an existing unamended form of installation, it will be subject to the following : overall ammonium amrav may include only extension.

The requirement shall be made using the following modifications :

-WHAT? In the case of cattle production based on grazing of grass, where there are more than 25% grassland crops in the total rationing, a 15% requirement is laid down.

-WHAT? For suckler cows and single bulls in stas based on liquid livestock manure, as specified in Table 1, a 15% requirement is laid down.

-WHAT? In the case of piglets, a requirement of 20% is fixed.

-WHAT? For certain types of poultry (specified in Table 1), a requirement of 15% shall be fixed.

-WHAT? Inbound domestic animals shall be excluded from the general ammonia during the period in which the animals are outright. In the case of poultry, bovine animals and leisure lakes, the reduction requirement is therefore proportionate to the proportion of the time, they are outbound. (Although non-stashing animals from the general ammonia rave, changes in the proportion of external animals in the existing livestock production may not be included in the general ammonia rate.).

-WHAT? In the case of meat bovine animals, sheep and goats, which in the majority of the time are bonded, no reduction requirements shall be laid down.

-WHAT? In the case of bovine animals and horses, no reduction requirements shall be laid down to the part of the nitrogen excrement which pertains to solid fertilisers, including depth stockings.

-WHAT? For lakes, piglets and slaughtering wines which are produced in ecological terms, and for ducks and geese, no reduction requirements shall be laid down.

The reference stable system is for the majority of the virtues provided as the equivalent stable system which, according to the norms of the 2005/2006 (established by the Jordy Utility Science Faculty, Aarhus University) had the smallest ammonia mission from the stable and Storage. The general ammonia rave is calculated on the ammonium mission in the reference stable system in 2005/2006 corrected for new insights on nesting and ammonium loss from these stable systems. In the case of poultry, the requirement is based on the standard 2010/2011 standard, while the requirement for mink is based on the basis of the requirements for a maximum loss of 1.65 kilograms N per year. the oar.

The ammonium emission and other environmental effects of livestock farming must be calculated by using the most recent normal standards of nitrogen produced by Aarhus University, so applications submitted after 1. October shall apply the standards for the year in question. This also includes the use of the stable and ammonia loss of ammonium. However, it will be possible to correct for any possibility. failure. If the ammonia mission from one of the reference stable systems in Table 1 and 2 is reevaluated on the basis of new knowledge, this knowledge will not be able to be used in the environmental assessments before the new knowledge is incorporated in a change to this notice, where : the general ammonia rave will have to be changed in accordance with the new knowledge.

For the determination of the requirement to distinguish between the nitrogen exes relating to liquid manure (Table 1) and nitrogen excretion related to solid fertilisers, including deep-stream fertilizers (Table 2).

Table 1. The general ammonia by enlargements and renovations for the part of the nitrogen excretion which relates to liquid animal manure.

Table 2. The general ammonia by enlargements and renovations for the part of the nitrogen excrement pertaining to solid fertilisers, including deep-stocking fertilisers.

In the stable systems where both liquid manure and fixed fertilisers are included, the reduction requirement shall be calculated proportionately on the basis of the nitrogen excrement of animals for the two types of fertilizer.

In the case of both Table 1 and 2, that if production differs from the specified weight or age, the general ammonia must be adjusted. A factor shall be corrected with a factor calculated from the following corrective formulae :

Slaughingese : ((end weight start weight) * (15,42 + 0,2072 * (end-weight + start weight) / 3079

Piglets : ((end weight start weight) * (15,42 + 0,2072 * (end weight + start weight)) /527

Ungbulls (heavy race) : (1,825 * (end-weight-start weight) + 0,00605 * (end-weight 2-starting weight 2)) / 1280

Ungbulls (jersey) : (2,308 * (end-weight-startweight) + 0,00676 * (end-weight 2-startweigh2)) / 1007

Raspair (heavy race) : (((slate + start talder) * 0,0729) + 1 ,931 )/4, 344

Respiratory (jersey) : ((Final talder + startalder) * 0,0576) + 1 ,461 )/3, 253

For all types of poultry, the requirement must be adjusted in relation to changes to N ab animals. For example, if the application of a carcase of a carcase in accordance with any applicable standards has an N ab animal at 51,3kg N, the claim is to be calculated as 10,55 * (51 ,3/48, 7) = 11,11 kg N.

2. Ad. b. The maximum permissible maximum total number of ammonia of ammonium of ammonia-sensitive areas of nature shall be covered by section 7. 1, no. 1 and 2, in the permit for environmental approval and so on of livestock farming ;

Category 1 nature : The specific ammonia-sensitive natural habitat types within international nature protection areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

International areas of protection of nature are the collective name of the habitats and bird protection areas (called Natura 2000 sites) designated to meet the EU habitats and bird protection directives, as well as of RamsarAreas. The Danish Frame Areas are all within the designated bird protection areas and are protected like this.

The Natura 2000 types of natural habitats covered by Article 7 (2). 1, no. 1, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farms, is defined to the ammonia-sensitive Natura 2000 natural habitat, which forms part of the area of identification of the area and shall be mapped by the Natural Agency for the Natura 2000 planning. Section 7 (2). 1, no. 1, in the case of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming, the following shall include the following Natura 2000 natural habitats, regardless of their size :

2130 Stabile coastal dunes with herbal vegetation (gray clit and swarm clit), 2140 Kystbrats with lepreclude vegetation, 2180 Kystdunes, with the self-sown stocks of indigenous tree species, 2190 Fuist clit, 2250 Kystclites, with sole berries ; 2310 Inland rots with lightning and some, 2320 Inland scales with lightning and revling, 2330 Enscrots with open pasture land with sand beards and hooves, 3110 Kalk and nutritional soils and waterholes (lobe islands) 3130 Straits of the nutritional and waterholes with small amphibian plants by the width, 3140 Calves lakes and waterholes ; Crunches and waterholes with floatplants or large watercks, 3160 Brunwatered lakes and waterholes, 4010 Vet Dwarf society, 4030 Tearre dwarf communities (units), 5130 Enecrate on device, overdrive or peas, 6120 Very dry excess or vegetable vegetation on kalkholt sands, 6210 Overdrive and crawl on more or less calendars, 6230 Artsrich, or grazing on more or less grumpy bottom, 6410 Time of meadows or calf crust, often with blue-top, 7110 Aactive High-Modes, 7120 Degraded Highmars With the possibility of natural restore, 7140 Hands and other loving communities formed liquid in water, 7150 Planned communities with fists, suntablets or wolf-footer on wet sands or bare peat, 7210 Kalwars mooing and sighing with hvas sizees, 7220 Kilder and wool, 7330 Rigdear, 9110 Bogewood on the mores without holly, 9120 Bogewood on the mores of holly, 9130 Bogewood on top of the soil, 9150 Bogewood on top of calf, 9160 Egeskov and mixed forest on more or less rich soil, 9170 Vinteregeforests in Eastern (subcontinental) own, 9190 Stilkland and -krat on skinny scalp, 91D0 Skovbegrew peat moser and 91E0 Elle and ash forests by Water flows, lakes and sows. 3150 Neaguous lakes and waterholes with floatplants or large water aks are covered to the extent that they are mapped as ammonia sensitive.

For the Natura 2000 natural habitats, which are not mapped (mainly lakes), the municipality shall assess the potential impact, cf. § 27, cf. section 19 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock. In addition to lakes, this is 1230 Klints or rocks off the coast, 2110 Forstrand and rookies, 2120 White cliffs and water meats, 2160 Kystbrats with sea thorns, 2170 Kystbrats, with grids, 8220 Inland scrops of low-income mountain garts. and 8230 Inland shiles of kalkless mountain garts with pioneering communities. When a natural type is mapped, it will automatically be subject to section 7 (4). 1, no. 1, in the area of environmental authorisation, etc. of livestock farming.

In addition, section 7 (2). 1, no. Paragraph 1, on the environment, etc. of livestock farming, units and overdrive within the international nature protection areas, which have not been mentioned above, but protected under section 3 of the law on nature conservation. To the extent that these natural habitats are up to each other or are in a mosaic, calculate the size of the total area in accordance with the rules laid down in section 3 of the law on nature conservation.

Category 2 nature : The specific types of ammonia-sensitive natural habitat situated outside international nature protection areas covered by section 7 (4). 1, no. 2, in the permit for environmental approval etc. of livestock farming. These are natural habitat types : Highmaries, lobe islands, and more than 10 hectares covered by Section 3 of the Law on Natural Protection, and overdrive more than 2,5 hectares covered by Section 3 of the law on nature conservation.

For the purpose of calculating whether a heater or an overdrive is greater than 10 ha and 2,5 hectares respectively, the type of hectares or superdrives is the root or superdrive. In itself, it is only more than 10 hecta-ha, and exaggerated, even greater than 2,5 hectaare.

3. Ad c. The maximum number of other ammonia-sensitive nature areas in accordance with a specific assessment, cf. section 27 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming,

Category 3 nature : Ammonia-sensitive natural habitat which are not covered by the above category 1 or Category 2.

For ammonia-sensitive natural habitats which are not covered by the above category 1 or Category 2, the municipality must carry out a specific assessment of whether or not to lay down requirements ; the local authority must specifically assess the following protected, ammonia sensitivities ; natural habitat types outside the international nature protection areas not covered by section 7. 1, no. 1 and 2, in the law of environmental approval etc. of livestock farms : Heder, moses and overdrive, protected under section 3 of the law on nature conservation. The municipality should also specifically assess the ammonia of ammonia-sensitive forests, located outside the international nature protection areas.

Forests are defined as areas which are greater than half ha and more than 20 metres wide and have grown with trees forming or within a reasonable period of time, forming an established forest of high-stemmed trees, cf. the definition of forest law on forests.

A forest is referred to as ammonia sensitive when :

1) There has been a long time in the area of land (in the order of magnitude more than approximately approximately 20%). 200 years from now, so it is old 'forest soil',

2) The forest is in itself in a pautional area, e.g. earlier heat, mose or overdrive, so the soil has not been cultivated in a period corresponding to the period of old 'forest soil' (that is to say, the 'forest soil'. in the order of magnitude more than some 200 years), or

3) in the forest, the presence of natural shoetering or old-forest species included in the list of species used in the priority of the priority of natural value forests is covered by section 25 of the forests of the forest.

In the case of specific regional or local natural interests, and in assessing whether to require the maximum N-in-nature areas in nature areas subject to category 3 nature, the municipality must include all the following 4 criteria :

1) the status of the current natural area in the municipality plan, including in particular on the current ammonia sensitive nature area, is covered by the designation of special valuable natural areas, recreational areas and / or valuable cultural environment, as well as the Community plan ' s guidelines on the taking of nature protection interests, the recreational interests and the historical interests of the cultural interests of the Community ;

2) whether the current area is included in the encoding scheme, the action plan for natural care or other planned natural efforts ;

3) the natural quality of the natural area ; and

4) nitrogen contributions to the area from other sources (e.g. field contributions), including in the case of forests for the fertilisers.

The criteria shall be forfeit in order to ensure that the municipal management board of special regional and local natural interests alone makes requirements for a maximum N-in-position area if the area is covered by one of the abovementioned designation in the municipality plan, are included in the conservation, action plan for natural care or other planned natural and / or high natural quality, and that the ammonia contribution from the livestock farm is not entirely insignificant in relation to the influence of nutrients, the territories of the territories ; from other sources.

The local authority must, in its explanatory statement, to make stringent requirements for an ammonia-sensitive nature type covered by category 3, in relation to the status of nature in relation to the above 4 criteria.

4. Requirements for the ammonia Depositioning of the various ammonia sensitive nature types, cf. category 1, category 2 and category 3 nature,

Table 3. Requirements for the ammonia deposits in the various areas. "total deposition" means the ammonia deposits from stable and storage from the entire livestock farm (both from the application of the application and the existing operation), whereas the change to the ammonia deposits in the area of ammonium is believed to be the ammonia deposits (barn and storage), as a result of the "merde position". of the application of the application.

The calculation of the Ammonia Depositioning shall be based on the ammonium mission in the application operation, including the means implemented. The environmental assessment of permits in accordance with section 10 of the environmental authorisation and so on of livestock farming must in paragraph 1 : 2 and 3 the calculation bases and levels of calculation and level of protection, including the requirements of Table 3, are only used in cases where one or more plants are located more than 300 metres from natural habitats covered by categories 1, 2 or 3. The calculation of the ammonia spread and the marketing must be carried out with the dispersal and marketing models drawn up by Denmark's Environmental Studies (standard marketing curves based on the OML-DEP model). It should be noted that in a distance of 10 metres from the stable or barking plant for natural areas of category 1 and 2, there is no such thing as a prohibition zone where no such establishment, extension or modification is not to be established.

For Category 3, the additional security shall be calculated on the basis of calculations of the emission of pre-and after-the situation and based on the same normal rate of ammonia ; however, the pre-situation is calculated from previous project adjustments in connection with VVM screening or previous environmental approvals which are used when such available. However, in all cases, a change in the number of external animals in the existing livestock production may not be included in a calculation of the additional deposits.

It should be noted that the additional depositing, cf. Section 26 (1). 2, in the case of the environment-approval etc. of livestock farms, shall be calculated on the part of all locations, extensions or changes made since 1. In January 2007, however, at most an eight-year period.

5. Exemptions from the level of protection

The requirements of Table 3 may be exceeded in the following cases and in the following way :

1) If existing production (nu-operation) causes a total deposition in relation to Category 1 or 2 nature, which is at least 100% greater than the total deposit requirement, the required ammonia deposit must be required at the time of approval. reduced to a minimum of half of the deposition exceeding requirements of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming, but at least a reduction corresponding to requirements for environmental approval etc. of livestock farming. The remaining reduction of the Ammonia Depositioning shall be ensured after 8 years. The requirement for the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming on the total number of areas of ammonia to be met on vulnerable habitat shall therefore be fulfilled not later than 8 years after the authorisation has been granted. Where the livestock farm is applying for the subject of an authorisation to be subject to approval or changes before the course of the eight year, the full deposition required shall be met in the context of the application in question. The abovementioned total compliance requirement shall not affect the rule in § 40, in the Act on the environmental authorisation and the use of the reevaluation and, in particular, the reassessment within the legal term.

2) In a reassessment where the livestock farm has not made approval for amendments or enlargements, the livestock farming must meet a requirement based on the best available techniques (BAT-requirement) for the type of farm animal concerned at the time ; in the case of re-evaluation, even if this requirement is different from the total deposition requirement for the natural habitat type (category 1, category 2, or category 2). As in the case of authorisations, the BAT requirement would mean that the requirement for a total deposition may be tightened up in relation to the total deposit requirement laid down in the notice. This is in line with the general practice of reassessments, such as BATs, in particular, in respect of the general administrative principles, including the principle of proportionality. Irrespective of the level of the BAT, the total deposit requirement would have been met after a time limit which will be determined in concrete terms in the re-evaluation in each case.

3) In the case of authorisation, authorisation and reassessment, the nitrogen iron shall be forfeit by grazing in the level of protection so that the requirements for category 1 are changed to 0,3, 0,5 and 1.0 kg of N/ha instead of 0,2, 0,4 and 0.7 kg (0.7 kg) N/ha if the livestock farming for the natural health care of its affected is by nature, degrazing or a combination of degrazing and sledge, which is estimated to remove nitrogen from the natural environment. It is a requirement that the grassroots animals are part of the livestock farming concerned.

4) Certain structural changes in livestock farming, which are made out of legislative requirements for animal welfare, can exceed the limits of the total deposition of ammonia while respecting the obligations under the habitats directive. However, new legislative requirements for animal welfare do not allow the limits of the total deposition of larger conversions than is necessary. The structural changes are defined by the conditions specified in the notification system in section 30, concerning changes to animal welfare. The total deposition limits may be exceeded, regardless of the fact that the notification is rejected and the case is continued as a permit or approval under sections 10, 11 or 12 in the law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming, where the addition or amendment is restricted ; to meet animal welfare requirements necessary.

B. Sheler Level of Protection

A necessary reappointment is calculated from both the environmental and odours of the environmental management model and by the FMK model (Guidelines for the assessment of the smell and the limitation of the genes from the stables, FMK, 2. May 2002). In both models, emission factors have been laid down for different animal groups, a standardised dispersal model and genetic criteria corresponding to the sensitivities of different areas. According to both the FMK model and the model of the environmental management model, the use of environmental technology, which has a proven effect on the lamppost, is made an adjustment to the operation of the operation. It may also be adjusted for the emission of non-external animals who do not have access to the litany of the summer half-year of the year. Based on the information mentioned, an uncorrected reappointment can be calculated according to the two models.

The model of the environmental management model can be changed on the basis of new knowledge, and the standardized proliferation model may, in general, be replaced by a specific spaf-up calculation of the OML model (drawn up by Aarhus University). An alternative specific spatement calculation can only be carried out in relation to the FMK model by very different ventilation conditions in relation to common practice.

In the case of non-specific dispersal calculation, the uncorrected recovery must be adjusted in respect of frequent wind and other livestock farms in the vicinal of the following two, in accordance with the following two : methods :

1) This item must be reduced by 5% in relation to categories A, 10% in relation to category B and 20% relative to category C as defined in Table 4 where the stable partition is situated north of the inhabitable inplace in the range 300 ° to 60 °.

2) This item shall be increased by 10% if there is a stable number of animals with more than 75 animal units in other livestock farms more than 300 metres from areas and settlements in category A and B or 100 metres from dwellings in category C as defined in Table 4. If two or more plants are to be recovered, the replay must be increased by 20%.

This item shall be determined in each case against the background of the longest retainable calculated by the model of the environmental management model and the model of the FMK. The object of the item must not exceed the weighted average distance between living and stable conditions in relation to all three categories in Table 4 for all the combinations of co-recrained subheading. The weighted average distance is the average distance between the stable section and intrinsic, where the distance between the stable section and the intrinsic are weighted in relation to the laughter mission from the stables section.

It should be noted that the re-criteria for the environmental management model are based exclusively on locations, extensions and amendments.

The calculation of the item of origin, according to the model of the environmental management system, must be based on the following rearteries :

Table 4. The following shall be used for the use of the following recycling criteria for the establishment, extension or modification of livestock farming as declared by 99% from time to 1 hour midday.

For the first category, the recycling must be observed in relation to the whole area and not just to the residential buildings located in the area.

In the context of total construction, the recycling criteria must be at 7 oUE / m 3 to be observed in relation to the housing buildings which may trigger the total of the building. That is, the residential buildings, where there are more than six other residential buildings within a distance of 200 metres in each of its entire property. Property buildings in property with agricultural obligations under the rules of the agricultural law, as well as residential buildings owned by the operator, do not count. However, it may well be that some of these 6 other properties, which are part of a global settlement, not with themselves as a centre, can form a global settlement. These will not be covered by the recycling of 7 OUE / m 3 .

In relation to individual dwellings, the recycling criterion must be observed in relation to the very neighbourhood itself and not, for example, the garden. Just as in the case of total construction, residential buildings are part of buildings with agricultural obligations under the rules of the agricultural law and the residential buildings owned by the operator, not.

If the calculated rendition is greater than the fact distance, it shall be refused. In individual cases, however, authorisation may be granted, for example, where the application of livestock production entails unchanged or less oddity than the existing production, while at the same time the distance to reliving is longer than 50% of the computed rearable area.

It should be noted that in the environmental assessment of authorisations under Clause 10 in the Act on the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farms, the same calculation basis shall be used in relation to odour sheets, as in approvals after sections 11 and section 12 of the environmental authorisation and so on of the environment. livestock farming.

C. Protective level of phosphoespool profits

The requirement for the advance surplus will depend on soil type, drainage conditions and phospphrosation. Profit for phospprofit shall be made on drained clay land and lower-footed areas, including drainage and roasting sandy land, which is watered down to Natura 2000 waters overloaded with phosphor.

Where the establishment, extension or modification of the establishment of the application, extension or modification may be documented in the form of phospforus for livestock, no requirements shall be made for the phospforfeit of any of the holding ' s phospformise.

In other cases, the following requirements shall be placed on the holding of phosppros; It should be emphasised, however, that for all four groups, it applies only to the areas of application in countries to Natura 2000 areas that are overloaded with phosphoedo. Reference is made to card material in which these countries are shown :

-WHAT? In the case of areas on drained clay soil with a phospphous value less than Pt 4.0, no requirement shall be made : the profit surplus must not be greater than the accordion rules allow for the livestock farm in question (PhosforClass 0).

-WHAT? For areas on drained clay soil where the phosphate number is between Pt 4.0-6.0, the requirement for the advance surplus to be increased by 4 kg of P/ha/year is required. However, the advance surplus must not be greater than the accordion rules allow for the livestock farming in question and the requirement for the advance surplus will always be fulfilled if the phosphaus surplus does not exceed 4 kg of P/ha/year in the following-the situation (PhosforClass 1).

-WHAT? A maximum phosphate surplus of 2 kg of P/ha/years shall be made in the low-footer. With low-footed land, the areas shall be considered to be in proportion to the recipient of permanent high ground water, which is the watered down or ditch underwater. However, the areas shall not be subject to the requirement if the applicant can document by soil analysis that the iron-phosphor ratio (FeBD:PBD-molarity) is more than 20. The soil analysis for the Fae / P ratio shall be taken out by an impecracial body. (PhospforClass 2).

-WHAT? For areas on draining land, where the phospdo is above Pt 6,0, the phosphosance (Fosforclass 3) shall be required.

The foal premia shall be calculated as the difference between the total flow of the feed and the phospforfeit of the holding on the farm ' s land.

In both nudrift and applied operations, the feed must be calculated on the basis of the feed from the feed of the selected standard sedative throughout the area applied (the area of the application for which it is applied).

The feed transfer shall be calculated by applying the most recent normal standards of phosphor produced by Aarhus, so that applications submitted for the period 1. October 20xx-30. September 20/yy must apply the standards for the year 20xx.

The feed flow shall be calculated in noodles such as phosphatic storage from livestock production in the air and net supply to the holding (calculated on the basis of the average for transfers and carryovers for the last five years) from other holdings. If livestock farming has been extended within the last five years, the average for the period since the last enlargement.

Use of livestock manure (incl. transfer agreements) on new areas not included in the holding area of the holding shall not be included in the calculation of the phospforceto in non-air.

However, the exception is where new areas comprise an entire holding, so that information on transfer arrangements is available for this purpose.

In the case of phosphatic fertilizer other than livestock manure, the following shall not be taken into account when calculating the phosphatational flow in nudrift. The application shall be calculated in the application of the feed from the application for the transfer of animal manure and other organic fertilisers than livestock manure for the holding.

In the case of livestock manure, it is calculated based on normal and calculated on the basis of the quantities of livestock produced on the holding at the time of the holding and from other holdings to which livestock manure is produced. Where there is sufficient evidence of a lower phosphor content in the livestock manure at optimal feeding, the normal figure can be adjusted from the current corrective formulas given by Aarhus University. In this case, conditions must be provided for adequate documentation.

The fraced phosphoeous crops shall be calculated based on the standard exchange rate selected on the application areas. The standard rate of phospphal transfer shall be used regardless of the level of the yield.

It should be noted that in the environmental assessment of authorisations under Clause 10 in the Act of the Environmental Approval and so on of livestock farms, the calculation of the maximum format proceeds must be based on the same model as shown above, but in the calculation of the maximum number ; the percentage of phospphus profits shall be taken into account only of the part of the model which covers the first grade 2 and 3 of phosphos;.

D. Protective level of nitrate

The protection level of nitrate is composed of two elements :

a) The level of protection in relation to surface water

b) The level of protection in relation to ground water

1. Ad. a. The level of protection in relation to surface water

The protection of water areas against nitrate pollution in relation to surface water focuses on the countries that are desecrated to the most vulnerable Natura 2000 sites. In the case of agricultural land which dehabitat into such waters, requires a lower animal hushus; per head. acres other than the general accordion rules allow.

Table 5. Requirements for tightening up the general rules concerning the maximum amount of livestock manure which may be reduced to each other. have the number of animal units / hecta-ha (harmonica) in the establishment, extension and amendment of countries to vulnerable Natura 2000 areas.

A card material has been drawn up in which countries classified as nitrate categories 1, 2 and 3 are shown.

It should be noted that in the environmental assessment of authorisations under Clause 10 in the Act of the Environmental Approval and so on of livestock farms, countries must be reduced to less vulnerable areas only by general rules, regardless of the reduction potential, so that the harmonized harmonics are therefore only strengthened ; shall be calculated for countries in very vulnerable areas, that is to say, nitrate class 2 and 3. In addition, the same calculation model and, consequently, also the same requirements for tight-up of the general rules on the accordion requirements are also applied.

It will be possible for the applicant to have a higher livestock pressure than the specified in Table 4 if the implementation of the funds in such a way that the nitrate washing is reduced to at least the same level, as if the harmonized harmonized requirements were complied with. The following instruments may be used :

-WHAT? Increased number of crops in addition to the general requirements

-WHAT? A requirement for a reduced nitrogen standard

-WHAT? A change to standard set of changes

-WHAT? A requirement for the disposal of livestock manure on burning, offing for biogas plants or similar.

The washing calculations shall be carried out using the leaching models drawn up by Denmark's Jordi Farm (Farm-N).

2. Ad. b. The level of protection in relation to ground water

Nitrate-sensitive catchment areas.

The status of the nitrate-sensitive catchment area planning, cf. the section 8 of the environment is part of the basis for authorisations and authorisations, in accordance with the law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

The status of planning for the nitrate-sensitive catchment areas affecting the farm ' s areas shall be investigated.

In the case of areas designated as nitrate-sensitive areas, the following three situations may be available in this planning :

Situation 1 :

Zoning (state mapping) has been carried out in the area, as well as a plan for action in the area.

Situation 2 :

No zoning has been made (state mapping) of the region or an effort plan for the region.

Situation 3 :

There has been zoning (state mapping) of the area, but did not set up an intervention plan for the region.

Ew situation 1 :

The permit or approval must, as a minimum, set conditions for the non-impact of an overload, i.e. greater leaching of the nitrate from the root zone where the washing from the root zone exceeds 50 milligrams of nitrate per litre ; the quart of the situation.

If there has been a zoning (state mapping) of the nitrate-sensitive catchment area and an intervention plan for the area, the authorisation or approval shall lay down conditions so that it complies with the level of action available.

However, conditions which are more stringent than a nitrate wash corresponding to the washing out of a plant tease use with a standard planteavlsd change shall not be fixed. However, a maximum of nitrate-class 3 shall be provided for the purposes of a maximum of nitrate class 3, cf. Act. D, no. 1, if this is at a lower level of washing than the level of Annex 4, no. Two, point. "C."

Adjust of situation 2 :

If there has not been a zoning (state mapping) of the nitrate-sensitive catchment area and did not draw up an intervention plan for the area, the authorisation or approval shall lay down the conditions for the non-impact of an overload, i.e. greater leaching of the nitrate from the root zone where the washing from the root zone exceeds 50 milligrams of nitrate per litre ; the quart of the situation. Inherit the laundromat from the root zone, not 50 milligrams of nitrate per The situation may be congestion in relation to the existing authorisation or authorisation, but only up to a level of 50 milligrams of nitrate per litre. liter.

Adjust of situation 3 :

The permit or approval must, as a minimum, set conditions for the non-impact of an overload, i.e. greater leaching of the nitrate from the root zone where the washing from the root zone exceeds 50 milligrams of nitrate per litre ; the quart of the situation.

If there has been a zoning (state mapping) of the nitrate-sensitive catchment area, but did not draw up an action plan for the area, it must be assessed in concrete terms to make provision for the sake of the protection of groundwater within the meaning of the groundwater. in Annex 4, nr. 3.

If there was a zoning (state mapping) of the nitrate-sensitive entry area, no conditions may be laid down which more sharpened than nitrate washing machine corresponding to the washing of a plant tease use with a standard ; Planteavlsd change. However, a maximum of nitrate-class 3 shall be provided for the purposes of a maximum of nitrate class 3, cf. Act. D, no. 1, if this is at a lower level of washing than the level of Annex 4, no. Two, point. "C."

Adjust condition 1-3 :

In the calculation of the overload, both before and after-the situation shall be calculated on the basis of all the areas ' s areas, including an application extension of the application area. The calculation is thus the only expression of the consequences of the establishment, extension or modification of the livestock unit, where the use of new areas is predicted. Added nitrogen with a different organic fertilizer other than livestock manure cannot be taken into account for the calculation of the nitrogen supply in the nudrift. In the application of the operation, nitrogen from both the livestock manure and other organic fertilizers of adulteration to the holding shall be included in the application.

The washing calculations shall be carried out by applying the method as indicated above in this Annex under point D (d). 1 (Farm-N).

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Appendix 4

Criteria for the fixing of intersection conditions, cf. Section 13 (1). 2, cf. section 27 of the environmental authorisation and the use of livestock farming,

For the purpose of fixing more stringent conditions, cf. Section 13 (1). 2, the municipality board shall use the following criteria for phospphrodividens and nitrate respectively :

1. Criteria for phospprocratic profits

Assess the municipal management board that conditions must be made that extend beyond the level of the foam surplus level, as set out in Annex 3, one of the following criteria shall be applied :

A. In the other drained clay, lower phosphounds may be killed other than those provided for in the phosphor classes in question, cf. Annex 3, which lies in the countries of the Natura 2000 waters, overloaded with phospphous conditions, shall be made in excess of phospprocraous profits.

B. In the case of drained non-clay, conditions shall be made dependent on the phosphor number, corresponding to the rules of drainland, which are situated in countries to the Natura 2000 water areas overloaded with phosphor.

"C." In countries for less vulnerable Natura 2000 sites, conditions similar to the conditions for the Natura 2000 water area shall be overloaded with phosphoes and subject to requirements in accordance with phospphors; 1, 2 or 3.

The local authorities shall calculate the advance surplus and the increase in the phospprocraal yield according to the same lines as in the context of the level of the folia-profit level specified in Annex 3.

2. Criteria for nitrate for surface waters

Assess the municipal management board that conditions which extend beyond the level of protection of nitrate for nitrate to surface waters, as set out in Annex 3, must be used as follows :

A. In countries for the Natura 2000 network, the Nitrate Class 1, cf. Appendix 3, conditions corresponding to nitrate class 3 shall be provided.

B. In countries for Natura 2000 water, classified as less nitrogen-vulnerable with a reduction potential of 51-75%, cf. Annex 3, the terms corresponding to nitrate-grade 2 shall be provided.

"C." In countries where the total animal has increased since 2007 and the recipient is overloaded with nitrate, a maximum amount of leaching equivalent to a plant use can be made, that is, the same. a standard crop-change shift where mineral fertilisers are used exclusively (trade fertilisers). The Environmental Management Board shall publish data on the development of the animal team at the level of the level to be used for the administration of this provision.

It is possible for applicants to have a higher animal pressure if a real means is implemented so that the nitrate washing is reduced to the same extent as if the harmonized harmonized requirements were complied with. The instruments which may be used shall correspond to the means set out in section 1 of Annex 3 for the nitrate level of surface waters.

Wash basing calculations for nitrate for surface waters shall be calculated according to the same orientations for the nitrate levels of nitrate to surface waters, as set out in Annex 3.

3. Criteria for nitrate to ground water

As specified in Annex 3, point D, no. 2, concerning the level of protection of nitrate in groundwater, the status of planning for the nitrate-sensitive areas of entry into the holding areas shall be investigated.

Where holding areas include an applicant extension of the application area concerned (state mapping) nitrate-sensitive catchment areas for which no action plans have been drawn up, a specific evaluation of the application shall be carried out ; congestion in the area, cf. situation 3 in Annex 3, point D, no. 2. The washing calculations shall be carried out by applying the method as specified in Annex 3 (D) (d) (d). 1.

The municipality shall not be obliged to make separate conditions for limiting the nitrate wash for areas designated as nitrate-sensitive areas of entry, but which have been found not to be nitrate sensitive in connection with the extent of the zone (state) mapping). These areas will set out the designation basis for nitrate-sensitive points of entry into the subsequent revision of this card scheme. The municipality may, however, choose to make terms of this situation. The conditions will, where appropriate, be imposed as a ban on an overload if the washing from the root zone exceeds 50 milligrams of nitrate per litre. the quart of the situation. In this situation, too, washing calculations shall be carried out using the method as indicated in Annex 3 (D) (d) (d). 1.

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Appendix 5

Requirements for digital application systems, cf. § 6

Digital application systems as, cf. Section 6 is requested for applications in accordance with section 11, section 12 and section 16 of the approval of livestock farming, as well as the notification of replacement of applications for delivery, cf. Section 25 of this notice shall be :

A. The digital application system must be :

1. Market in Denmark.

2. Drunk data-related, content and calculation are documented.

B. The digital application submitted shall include the following information :

1. All of the information required in Annex 2.

2. Map attachment for room environment and spaces in XML format.

3. Environmental calculations relating to the plant ' s ammonium and congestion, as well as the nitrate and phosphabitation of land plants, which demonstrate compliance with the level of protection in Annex 3.

4. The environmental calculations shall be carried out with exactly the methods indicated in Annex 3.

"C." It must be uniquely identified by the submission of the application to identify the consignor.

D. The system must continuously be updated by changes in the environment-approval instructions and so on of livestock farming and the related interpretative contributions.

"E." The system must, before marketing, be notified to the Environmental Management Board to provide documentation to ensure compliance with the abovementioned requirements.

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Appendix 6

BAT conclusions and BAT reference documents, cf. Section 15 (3). 2

BAT conclusions for livestock farming adopted under Article 75 of Directive 2010 /75/EU on industrial emissions by the European Parliament and of the Council.

BAT reference documents adopted in accordance with Directive 2008/1 prior to the 7. January 2013, cf. Article 13 (1). Seven, in the European Parliament and Council Directive 2010 /75/EU on industrial emissions.

Interbound BAT Reference Documents

BAT reference documents for livestock farming

1) The announcement contains provisions which implement parts of the European Parliament and Council Directive 2011 /92/EC of 13. December 2011 on the assessment of the impact of certain public and private projects on the environment, EU-Official Journal, 2012, nr. In 26, page 1, parts of the European Parliament and Council Directive 2010 /75/EU of 24. Nov. 2010 on industrial emissions (integrated prevention and control of pollution), EU Official Journal 2010, nr. L 334, page 17, parts of Directive 2009 /147/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30. In November 2009 on the protection of wild birds (the Birds Protection Directive), EU Official Journal 2010, nr. L 20, page 7, parts of Council Directive 92 /43/EEC of 21. May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora (Habats Directive), EC-1992. L 206, page 7, as last amended by Council Directive 2006 /105/EC of 20. This is November 2006, 2006 EU Official Journal. In the year 363, page 368, and parts of Council Directive 91 /676/EEC of 12. December 1991 on the protection of water against pollution caused by nitrates originating from agriculture, in the Official Journal of the European Communities. Regulation (EC) No 375, page 1, as amended by Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of the Council 1137/2008 of 22. October 2008, EU Official Journal of 2008, nr. L 311, page 1.