Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 1082 Riga 2010 November 30 (pr. 10. § 69) the order in which the piesakām A, B, and C categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities Issued in accordance with the law "on pollution" article 20 the fifth, article 22, second and third subparagraphs 2.1, article 23, the second paragraph of article 29 of the first, second, third and fifth, article 30 and 32 in the first part of the second paragraph of article i. General questions 1. determines the : 1.1. Category A polluting activity logging conditions, as well as the conditions on the basis of which to be reissued permit category A polluting activity (referred to as category A permit), and the conditions for best available techniques, including the use of: 1.1.1 a schedule under which category A licences are issued for the equipment that they need;
1.1.2. the maximum transitional period must be provided with the best available techniques-associated category A conditions of the authorisation;
1.1.3. the application and authorisation form samples;
1.1.4. the order in which the stake and permission to be served;
1.1.5. the order in which the public can familiarize themselves with the application and to submit their proposals, get acquainted with the conditions of the permit, as well as the monitoring and test results;
1.1.6. the procedures shall be informed of other countries, if possible, the cross-border impact of pollution and pollution monitoring;
1.2. Category B activities polluting and polluting activities of category B application conditions, as well as the conditions on the basis of which to be reissued permit category B polluting activity (referred to as category B permit), including: 1.2.1. application and authorisation form samples;
1.2.2. procedures and would be released;
1.2.3. the order in which the public can become acquainted with the conditions of the permit, as well as the monitoring and test results;
1.2.4. when permission slip is available for the submission of the proposal to the public;
1.2.5. the schedule for the entry into force of the law "on pollution" conditions for existing polluting activities of category B;
1.3. Category C polluting activities, as well as polluting activities of category C content and submission of the application;
1.4. time limits after which may not initiate A or B categories pollutant category A or B operation without authorization;
1.5. the time-limit within which the operator must submit an application for authorization to an existing category (A) or (B) the activity of the pollutant;
1.6. time limits after which may not continue an existing category (A) or (B) pollutants if not received A or B category licence;
1.7. the period within which the operator notifies the Exchange transaction;
1.8. the order in which the national environment service regional environmental Board (hereinafter the Board) review the conditions laid down in (A) or (B) a category permission (hereinafter referred to as the authorisation), and, if necessary, renew or add to these conditions.
2. polluting activities of category B defined in annex 1 of these rules.
3. Category C activities of certain pollutants these provisions in annex 2.
II. The application procedure 4. To obtain permission, the operator shall submit the application in the Administration: 4.1 at least 150 days before the category A polluting activities or proposed material changes to existing polluting activities;
4.2. at least 60 days before the category B activities intended for the pollutant or substantial changes in the existing pollutant;
4.3. existing activities-30 days before the category (A) or (B) the expiry of the permit, if the system changes are not planned.
5. The Board, on the basis of a reasoned application, the operator may decide to extend the application of the term to 60 days for category B and the pollutant business for up to 90 days for category A polluting activities to continue, if the operator after the submission of the application to the end of the extension does not continue polluting activities or continue the polluting activities of category that has certain less stringent environmental protection requirements.
6. the Operator shall submit to the Department an application for polluting activities of category C for at least 30 days before the category C activities polluting or provided for substantial changes in pollutant activities in category C.
7. If the operator cannot determine whether the polluting activity corresponds to the category (A), (B) or (C), he clarified, by submitting information on the production capacity of the plant, production or other law "on pollution" or these rules 1 or 2 set out in the annex. The Board, not later than 14 days following receipt of the opinion of the polluting activities of category (category A, B or C).
8. If the machine performs a number of polluting activities which correspond to the various categories of activities, pollutants, the operator shall submit only one application in the management of its polluting activities of category that has a certain more stringent environmental protection requirements. The meaning of these provisions the strictest environmental requirements is A polluting activities of category, the category B and category C polluting activities. The application describes all polluting activities.
9. If the equipment issued to the greenhouse gas emissions permit and application for authorization (A) or (B) the polluting activities of category information provided is different from the greenhouse gas emissions permit conditions, the information operator at the same time with the application for authorisation of category (A) or (B) submitting the polluting activities, indicating any amendments required greenhouse gas emissions permit conditions. This application is available to the public under the same conditions, what is the application for the authorization of a category A or B of the polluting activity.
10. If, in accordance with the amendments to these regulations the operator need a category B licence before the date of entry into force of the amendments was not necessary, within six months after the date of entry into force of the amendments shall be submitted to the Administration application category B licence, if those rules do not specify otherwise.
11. Where, in accordance with the amendments to these regulations the operator requires a declaration of category C, one before the entry into force of the amendment was not necessary, the operator within three months after the date of entry into force of the amendments shall be submitted to the appropriate regulatory submission.
12. By submitting an application in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 8, the operator specifies in the application category of polluting activities it contains.
13. the Operator shall prepare a submission category (A) or (B) pollutant activities according to annex 3 of these rules. The application number of the table according to the rules of annex 3. The operator shall submit the application in paper form (relevant information shall also be submitted electronically) or electronic document.
14. If A or B category contaminating activities not covered by any of the submissions, the operator can not fill out. If the operator can not determine which application points are relevant to the activities of the relevant pollutants, he shall specify in writing. Administration 14 days give an opinion about which application points are relevant to the polluting activity.
15. the documents justifying the application of above information, attach, giving references to them in the application.
16. By submitting the application for the authorization of a start-up or pollutant material changes to existing polluting activities, the operator indicates the planning and architectural task or building permit issue date and number.
17. the application shall be accompanied by the plant Operator is used in a solvent management balance if required by laws and regulations governing emissions from stationary sources of pollution.
18. The Operator shall include in the submission summary measures that provide the public with information on polluting activities have an impact on human health and the environment. In summary does not use the technical descriptions and detailed information and does not include the limited availability of information.
19. before the category A polluting activity log operator consult and take into account the best available techniques. Administration after the operator request specifies the information on best available techniques.
20. If category A polluting activities may be based on several of the best available techniques, preference shall be given to the European Commission approved or established guidelines or other guidelines developed that provide for higher environmental requirements (take into account the level of detail, picking time and the suitability of the equipment, as well as cost efficiency by establishing the conditions of the guidelines).

21. when submitting applications for existing polluting activities of category A operator application, accompanied by a plan to ensure that emissions do not exceed the best available techniques for the limit values laid down by the guidelines. The plan provides targets and deadlines, the necessary modifications, upgrades and a chemical substance or mixture substitutions (to reduce the risks to human health and the environment) and the corresponding deadlines, as well as investments and investments in fixed capital, in order to implement the planned measures.
22. If an existing facility, causing pollution of the category (A) or (B), does not fully comply with environmental protection laws and regulatory requirements environmental protection requirements, the operator shall submit to the management plan, which includes the information, how it will ensure that the requirements are implemented.
23. Best available techniques for category A equipment introduces environmental protection laws regulating the time limits laid down.
24. table by filling in the application, the operator shall provide detailed information on the rules referred to in annex 4 of the substances and groups of substances. As regards the water operator shall provide detailed information about substances and substance groups identified a Cabinet of 22 January 2002, rule no. 34 "regulations on the emission of pollutants in the water" in annex 1 and 2, as well as on the substance of the Cabinet of Ministers on 19 October 2004 No. 858 of the provisions of the "rules on the characteristics of surface ūdensobjekt type, classification, quality criteria and procedures for the determination of anthropogenic pressures" in annex 2.
25. The Board 20 working days after receipt of the application, provide a written opinion on the application, if the application contains or all environment protection laws regulating certain information. If the application is not specified or is not added to all environmental laws regulating certain information, the Board shall prepare a written opinion and shall send it to the operator to provide the information required. If the operator management, for not less than 20 days from the date of dispatch, the opinion does not provide all the additional information requested, the Board shall take a decision on the refusal to issue a permit. On the date of acceptance of the application, be considered as a day when the Administration gives the opinion that the application of the evaluation information is sufficient.
26. after the adoption of the application, the Board has the right to request and receive from the operator additional information to clarify the information submitted or required a decision. In that case, the authorisation period is not extended.
27. The Board within seven days from the date of acceptance of the application electronically pollutant categories A and B a copy of the application for action: 27.1. the municipality in whose territory is being carried out or planned the polluting activities or in whose territory the activity in question may be significantly affected;
27.2. the health inspection;
27.3. other national and local institutions, as well as the associations and foundations, if the said institutions, associations and foundations in the Administration and logged on indicated e-mail address where to send the information.
28. This rule 27.1 and 27.2. institutions referred to, within 30 days after receipt of the application to submit proposals for the administration of the permit and the conditions. Within that period, the Administration may submit proposals this provision 16.3. also referred to institutions. This provision 16.3. institutions referred to in the proposal are subject to these regulations, paragraph 47 and 48.
29. not later than seven working days after paragraph 27 of these rules of receipt of the information referred to in the local government area of which are carried out or planned the polluting activities of category B, inform the Administration and operator, if the Government adopted a decision on public participation in the discussion of the application.
30. If, on the basis of the polluting activities of category A of the information provided in the application, it can be concluded that the polluting activities possible transboundary impacts or the State requesting information on this action, the Board shall inform the operator and the authorities concerned, as well as send the national environment monitoring Office (hereinafter the Office) a copy of the application.
31. This provision 30. in the case referred to in paragraph operator provides a translation of the text of the application, in the language and the Office prepares and not later than two months before the issue of a category A sends information on polluting activities, as well as proposals on a common monitoring activities the national competent institution, above it in coordination with the Ministry of environment and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed. The information you provide, the State concerned should be as detailed as the information furnished by the public.
32. If a State which can be affected by transboundary pollution, organizing public consultations, the Office supports the participation of experts. With the participation of experts in related costs shall be borne by the operator.
 33. The Operator shall prepare a submission for polluting activities of category C in accordance with annex 5 of these rules. The operator shall submit the application in paper form (relevant information shall also be submitted electronically) or electronic document. If the operator obtains or plans to also get a surface or ground water, the operator receives the authorization of use of water resources for water resource management to regulatory legislation.
III. Public participation in the discussion of the application, 34. information contained in the application, including the supporting documents submitted, are available to the public. If the operator considers that some of the information is limited by the availability of the information it submitted with the claim. The operator shall state the reasons why the information is considered a restricted access information.
35. If the Administration does not agree that the information in question be regarded as restricted access information, the Board shall adopt a reasoned decision and shall notify the operator in writing. Administrative decision can be challenged in a month in the Office. In this case, on the date of acceptance of the application, be considered as the date of entry into force of the final decision on whether the information in question be regarded as limited availability information.
36. the Administration seven working days from the date of the application (A) or (B) the category of polluting activities, the application inserts the national environmental services home page on the internet.
37. The Board within five working days from the date of the application for category A polluting activity, placed on the national environmental services home page on the internet at the following: 37.1. operator's name;
37.2. pollutants action name and its place (address);
37.3. place and time when you may familiarize yourself with the information contained in the submissions, including additional materials submitted (if specific public consultation, also with materials that have become available only after public consultation in accordance with paragraph 38 of these rules, or after public consultation);
23.2. possible decision (decision on issuing a permit or refusal to issue a permit, the decision on the change of the conditions of authorisation or refusal to change the conditions of the permit), and at the time of adoption of the decision.
38. not later than 14 days after the Administration accepted the application start-up, the continuation of existing activities or material changes to existing activities relating to polluting activities of category A or category B polluting activity (waste incineration plants, as well as their equipment, for which the Board or the relevant local authority has taken a decision on the public hearing), the operator shall inform the public about polluting activities: 38.1. public-enabling you to get the information to the operator's Office and local authorities;
38.2. individual – sending notifications to owners (proprietors), which the real estate is bordered by the polluting activities applied for site or in its direct impact zone;
23.8. newspaper "journal", as well as at least one local newspaper;
23.9. the internet – operator or national environmental service website;
38.5. on new polluting activities – Latvian Radio 1 programme or local radio.
39. The Operator this provision in paragraph 38 of the order, inform the public when the Administration proposed the pollutants a permit condition review and renewal.
40. Communication to the public operator shall provide the following information: 24.9. pollutants action name and type, or information about a transaction changes;
40.2. laid waste incineration (incinerators);
40.3. details of the owner and operator of the equipment;
40.4. proposed activities polluting the place (address);
25.2. the place where the public can get a summary of the application or to become familiar with the application and the documents accompanying it;
40.6. public consultation venue and time;
40.7. the date by which the public may submit written proposals to the Administration;
25.4. the authority responsible for issuing a permit, and its address;
25.4. where appropriate, an indication of possible transboundary effects.

41. The Operator within five working days after you provide information to the public, the Administration sent documents to verify this rule 38 and 40, paragraph compliance with the requirements.
42. The Operator shall hold public consultations at least five days after the rules referred to in paragraph 31, the publication of the notice in a local newspaper. Administration permission to organize the operator without public consultation meeting, if it has already been envisaged in the environmental impact assessment during and since its not gone more than a year, as well as the assessment of the application, not a new found negative effects on human health or the environment. 
43. Public consultations run by municipalities or the operator's authorized representative. Operator supports the meeting and recorded in the minutes, as well as provide the public with sufficient information on the application and the proposed transaction. Public consultation during the present provides an opportunity to ask questions and express their views.
44. The Operator within three working days following the public consultation meetings, meetings of the Protocol sent to the municipality in whose territory is being carried out or planned in the polluting activities, and administration, which is responsible for issuing a permit. The Protocol is available to the public and local administration. Everyone has the right of the meeting within seven days to submit the Administration Protocol to add individual views about the public consultation meeting addressed the issues.
45. in addition to the 31 of these rules the conditions listed in the public administration are also available that can be used for decision making, but become available only after public consultation in accordance with paragraph 38 of these rules, or after public consultation.
46. The company shall, within 30 days after this rule 38.3. referred to the date of publication of the notice can be submitted in writing to the Government their proposals or views on the permit or its conditions.
47. the administration shall inform the operator about the proposals received and shall indicate a time-limit within which to submit to the operator's explanation about them. Operator to provide clarification deadline must be no longer than 14 days.
48. If a notified body or company proposes to refuse the authorisation applied for polluting activities, the Board shall issue the authorisation or accept the reasoned decision on refusal to issue the permit only after the operator has given not less than 14 days to express their explanations in writing.
IV. Category A and B permits and polluting activities of category C the attestation procedure 49. Board, not later than 90 days from the date of the application for category A polluting activity and no later than 60 days from the date of application to the B category contaminating activity of the authorisation shall be issued for the activity of a pollutant or pollutant material changes in action or taken a decision on the change of the conditions of authorisation or refusal to change the conditions of the authorisation , or for a refusal to issue a licence or renewal of permits and review. The Board, not later than 30 days from the date of the application (A) or (B) the operation of the pollutant category of the authorisation shall be issued for the activity of the pollutant, if (A) or (B) pollutant categories in action is planned for operational changes.
50. the administration of existing polluting activities of category B, as well as new polluting activities of category B in cases where the specific public consultation, may extend the provisions referred to in paragraph 49 of the time limit for a period not exceeding 90 days and shall notify the operator in writing. If necessary, the appropriate extended permissions.
51. When issuing permits, or taking a decision on the refusal to issue a permit, the Board based on the information submitted and the evaluation, taking into account the respective municipalities, health inspections, other State and local government bodies, as well as proposals and of the public operator. When issuing the authorization the category A polluting activities that may impact the pollution, the Government takes into account the competent national institutions, as well as the opinion of the national community.
52. a permit is issued under this rule 6. the specimen form in annex.
53. on the basis of this provision, the application referred to in paragraph 9 or to the law "on pollution" 24.1 the sixth article, if necessary, amending its greenhouse gas emissions permit conditions and issue the appropriate permissions.
54. the authorization shall use the same table, which in accordance with the provisions of annex 4 (A) and (B) of the categories used polluting operations in the application.
55. If the equipment authorization is impossible to determine the emission limits, they replaced conditions that ensure equivalent protection for human health and the environment. When determining permit conditions the law "on pollution" of the sixth part of the annex referred to in paragraph 6, equipment, take into account the nature of the equipment and the practical considerations for ensuring the quality of the environment, including requirements for manure storage.
56. the administration within three working days after this provision concerned referred to in paragraph 49 of the authorisation or decision sends (also electronically) or to the Office a copy of the decision. The relevant documents only electronically transmit this rule 27.1. the authorities referred to in point, health authorities, this provision 16.3 in said institutions that in chapter III of these rules in the order and within the time limits have presented written proposals, as well as, if necessary, other State and local authorities, if the institution concerned has requested information in writing.
57. the Administration may cancel the authorization if it finds that the operator provided false or misleading information.
58. The Board evaluated the submitted polluting activities of category C submissions and send the operator category C activities of pollutants according to the provisions of annex 7 to 14 days from the date of the application. The Board electronically polluting activities of category C proof that paragraph 27 of the said institutions.
59. The Board, when issuing pollutant category C activities include a proof, the operator of a category C polluting the performers list. The operator shall be deleted from the list if a category C polluting ceases or is withdrawn from the operation of these provisions, annex 2.
60. The Board within five working days after the polluting activities of category C the receipt issued place it in category C polluting the performers and the public the national environmental services home page on the internet.
61. The authorisation, refusal to issue a licence or permit under certain conditions can be a challenge to the law "on pollution".
V. the category (A) or (B) a review of the conditions of the permit and the renewal of 62. Operator may propose the category (A) or (B) a review of the conditions of authorisation and renewal, submitting the application administration (annex 3), if necessary, in accordance with the law "on pollution". If the conditions necessary to review individual permissions, the application fills only the sections that are subject to change.
63. The Board may decide: (A) or (B) the category of 39.2 permit review and renewal conditions, if the polluting activity permit conditions need to review and impose more stringent requirements on the equipment to reduce pollution;
39.3. Category A review of the conditions of authorisation, if in accordance with changes in the best available technical steps, compared to the current technology used in the installation, operation and process optimization or conversion may provide significant emission reductions.
64. when the Administration proposed the category (A) or (B) the review and renewal of the authorization in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 63, it shall notify the operator in writing of the decision taken on the review of the conditions of authorisation and recovery proceedings.
65. on the basis of the Board's decision, the operator shall prepare and no later than 20 days from the date of receipt of the decision of the Administration submit the application (A) or (B) the conditions for the authorisation of category for review and renewal. The operator in the application provides information about the actions that compliance with the conditions of authorisation. The application (annex 3), informing the operator about changes planned in the operation to be performed (if any are planned), complete only those sections that are subject to change.
66. The Board, not later than 10 working days after receipt of the application, the operator shall provide a written opinion on the application, if it is specified or all the necessary information. The Board has the right to request additional information from the operator for polluting activities. Operator management, for not less than 10 working days from the date of receipt of the opinion of the Government, provide all the additional information requested.

67. The Board operator making an application in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 27 of sending information to the municipality in whose territory the operation is performed, the health inspectorate, as well as other State and local institutions, associations and foundations for an opinion paragraph 28 of these terms within the prescribed period.
68. If category A review of the conditions of authorisation and renewal launched, on the basis of this provision, paragraph 63 of the decision, the operator shall ensure public participation in the discussion of the application, in accordance with the provisions of chapter III.
69. the Administration, in reviewing and updating the category (A) or (B) permit conditions based on the information provided by the operator and its assessment in the light of the relevant local authorities, health inspections, other State and local government bodies, as well as the community's proposals, if (A) the categories of conditions of authorisation for review and renewal in the appropriate public participation, and the operator's explanation, as well as based on the information at its disposal, including take note: 69.1. review period the permit changes , including operational changes and their effects on environmental quality limit values regulations and their relationship to environmental quality standards;
EB 69.2. fulfilment of the administrative provisions of equipment found failures, (if they were).
Vi. Information society and the European Commission 70. the conditions laid down in the permit as well as pollution control and monitoring results are freely available to the public in the administration.
71. If in accordance with these rules is public consultation has taken place, the operator of eight days from the date on which the authority issued or extended permission, or changed the conditions laid down in the authorisation, inform the public about polluting activities under this rule 38.1. and 38.2.. The communication to the public operator shall provide the following information: 71.1. the title of the action and the pollutant type;
71.2. details of the owner and operator of the equipment;
71.3. proposed activities polluting the place (address);
71.4. internet address with the permit conditions;
71.5. Administration address where can I get a copy of the permit;
71.6. deadline and body that can challenge the permit or the conditions laid down therein.
72. The Operator within five working days after you provide information to the public, the Administration sent documents to verify that the requirements referred to in paragraph 71.
73. the Office eight days after this provision referred to in paragraph 49 of the authorisation or decision or the decision to put the Office's home page on the internet.
74. If the permit for category A polluting activities where possible transboundary impacts, the Office shall inform the competent authorities of the country concerned for category A laid down in the authorisation conditions, as well as provide management information on pollutant prepared transactions monitoring results. The preparation of the information required in the language supports operator.
75. the State limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" not less frequently than every three years, prepare and submit to the Commission information on emission limit values and emission limits established for category A polluting activity (installations), including the best available techniques as used in the guidelines for emission limit or threshold determination.
76. the State limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" is the institution responsible for providing information in accordance with the regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council No 166/2006 concerning the establishment of a European pollutant release and transfer register and amending Council directives 91/689/EEC and 96/61/EC.
VII. Closing questions 77. Be declared unenforceable in the Cabinet of Ministers of 9 July 2002, the provisions of no. 294 "procedures of piesakām A, B, and C categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities" (Latvian journal, 2002, nr. 109; 2003, 105 no; 2004, 20, 69. No; 2005, 121. No; 2006, 118, no. 204; 2009, 5, 166 no).
78. the maximum period best available techniques for the introduction of polluting activities of category A is October 31, 2007, except where a longer period laid down for the equipment in accordance with the Treaty of accession to the European Union.
79. The Board, on the basis of the operator submitting the best available techniques for the implementation of the programme, A category permission determines the specific deadlines for the implementation of technological solutions, which do not exceed those referred to in paragraph 78 of the rules.
80. The Operator who carried out the operation and the pollutant has submitted an application for authorisation of the polluting activity in accordance with the procedure laid down in these provisions or to get permission for major changes in the operation of the relevant pollutant authorisation to deadlines set by these rules, if necessary, submit to the Department an application for category (A) or (B) the extension of the authorisation. The Board extended the authorization for a period not exceeding 60 days. If the Administration has taken a decision on the public consultation procedure for the authorization of category B, the corresponding permission from the date of adoption of the decision are extended for a period not exceeding 90 days.
81. the category (A) or (B) the permit is replaced by other specific legislation permits the air pollutant emissions, water use and waste management, except the permission of waste.
82. Category A and B licences issued before the entry into force of the provisions are valid until their expiry, except in accordance with the law "on pollution", the conditions of authorization are reviewed before.
83. Category A and B permits issued for a definite period of time, shall be valid until their expiry, except if the pollutant activities carried out significant change.
84. This rule 60 shall enter into force on January 1, 2011.
Informative reference to European Union directives, the regulations include provisions resulting from: 1) of the Council of 15 July 1975 Directive 75/442/EEC on waste;
2) 1979 the Council of 17 December Directive 80/68/EEC on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances;
3) Council of 21 May 1991 Council Directive 91/271/EEC concerning urban waste water treatment;
4) Council on 12 December 1991, Directive 91/689/EEC on hazardous waste;
5) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 January 2008, Directive 2008/1/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control (codified version);
6) Council of 26 April 1999, Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste;
7) the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2000, Directive 2000/60/EC establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy;
8) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 December 2000, Directive 2000/76/EC on the incineration of waste;
9) the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 May 2003 of Directive 2003/35/EC providing for public participation in the drawing up of certain plans and programmes relating to the environment and with regard to public participation and access to Justice Council directives 85/337/EEC and 96/61/EC.
The Prime Minister, regional development and local Government Minister v. dombrovsky Environment Minister r. vējonis annex 1 Cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 polluting activities of category B, sector and type of activity NACE code 1 2 1. Energy: 1.1. combustion installations, which entered the heat capacity: 35 1.1.1. from 5 to 50 megawatts, if incineration plant using biomass (including wood and peat) or gaseous fuels from 0.5 up to 1.1.2 50 megawatts If the combustion of liquid fuels used, except fuel oil (heating oil) 1.1.3. from 5 to 50 megawatts, if incineration plant, used for grain drying, use a liquid fuel or fuel oil from 0.2 to 50 megawatts 1.1.4. If incineration plant using coal (hard coal) 1.2. combustion installations that use fuel oil (heating oil) 35 1.3. oil terminal with the base and the amount of fuel (the largest total amount of fuel, which mean the year the last three years) and over 5000 tonnes per year 46.12 1.4 petrol filling stations with fuel (biggest the total amount of fuel, which mean the last three years) and over 2000 cubic metres per year 47.3 1.5. liquefied gas storage facilities with a capacity of 100 m3 and more and the underground storage of natural gas, 35 1.6. coal and lignite briquette equipment 35 1.7. charcoal production 35 2. metal production and processing: 2.1 equipment for the production of pig iron or steel, also for the continuous casting of a power not exceeding 2.5 tonnes per hour 24.1 2.2. installations for the processing of ferrous metals : 2.2.1. hot-rolled equipment handling less than 20 tonnes of crude steel per hour 24 2.2.2. installations for the aizsargslāņ of the metal alloy construction, handling less than two tonnes of crude steel per hour 24 2.3. ferrous metal foundries with a production capacity of up to 20 tonnes per day 24.5

2.4. equipment for non-ferrous metals, including metal used for recycling, smelting, alloying, also with a melting capacity exceeding four tonnes of molten lead or cadmium or 20 tonnes per day for other metals, except equipment used in crafts and sculpture, including gold and silver processing 24 2.5. equipment use electrolysis or chemical processes in metal and plastic surface treatment and processing tanks total capacity does not exceed 30 m3 15.9 2.6. installations for surface treatment where work processes in dust, including iron, steel or other metal object of cleaning with the grinding, sandblasting and pulverkrāsošan, if the total release of the equipment is 10000 and more cubic meters per hour 15.9 2.7. steel shipyard docks and floating dry docks 30.1 2.8. other equipment of iron, steel or other metals for industrial processing with 1000 m2 of production area, and multiple cable installation 2.9 25.6 production 17.0 2.10. installations for the production of batteries and battery 27 2.11. electrotechnical equipment transformers or circuit for 27 3. Mineral products: 3.1. installations for the production of cement clinker in rotary kilns, of which the production capacity not exceeding 500 tonnes per day or lime in rotary kilns with a production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day or in other furnaces with a production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day 23 3.2 equipment glass, including glass fibre with a melting capacity, production not exceeding 20 tonnes per day, with the exception of the 23 3.3 folklore equipment for melting of mineral substances including mineral wool production, with a melting capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day 23 3.4. installations for the fired clay products, including roof tiles, bricks, refractory bricks, tiles, ovens, clay pot dish, Delft tile or porcelain production, which can produce up to 75 tonnes of finished products per day, with the exception of folklore 23 3.5. cement factories with a production capacity of 20000 and more tons per year and equipment for concrete and concrete products for production with a capacity of 20000 and more cubic metres per year 14.6 3.6. installations for the manufacture of plaster the exception of folklore 4. chemical industry 14.6 and activities in chemicals and chemical products: 4.1. installations for organic and inorganic substances, product or intermediate, including enzyme production using physical production processes (such as dilution and mixing) 20 4.2. installations for the bulk of the organic and inorganic chemical substances, chemical products or intermediate storage if stored in one tonne and more enzyme storage-20 tons and more equipment pamatfarmaceitisk 4.3 for the production of the products using physical processes (such as dilution and mixing) 21.1 4.4. installations for the production of explosives, which use physical production processes (such as mixing) 20.51 4.5. installations for the production of munitions 25.4 4.6 installations for industrial dyes, additives and adjuvants (also used in the food industry) production, which uses physical processes (such as dilution and mixing), with the exception of retail sale 10.84 + 20.12 4.7. installations for chemicals and chemical products, plant protection products and biocides with physical methods (e.g. and mixing, dilution), packaging and bottling equipment bar 4.8, washing and cleaning products for production with a production capacity of one ton and over 20.4 4.9 tonnes per year plant colors, varnish or glue to 20.3 4.10. installations for the production of goods with a teflon termopārklājum, Thermoplastics juicer castings or making a thermoplastic composite material of fiber of the renewal, if you used 100 kilograms of plastic and more day 22 4.11. installations for the production of plastic goods using spiedienliešan from the melt, the extrusion process, including the calendering or termoformēšan, if you spent five or more tons of plastic per day. Equipment for the production of plastic goods from putupolistirol if you spent five or more tons of plastic a day 22.2 4.12. installations for the production of rubber products with a production capacity exceeding 500 tonnes per year 22.1 4.13. installations for the manufacture of regenerated cellulose 17.1 4.14. installations for the production of gelatine and of glue from hides and bones 20.5 4.15. installations for the production of organic chemical products, chemical, biological or physical processes, which are not included in the law "on pollution" in the relevant annex to this annex or to a different point 4.16. equipment for asphalt road surfacing material and the production of 4.17. equipment for the production of roof coverings using tar and bitumen tar distillation plant 4.18 to 4.19 gas and Coke factory 32.5 + 19, vērptuv austuv 4.20 and knitted plant, where production capacity is 100 kg and more day 14.3 4.21 4.22.96 dry cleaners laundry, with a capacity of more than 1000 kilograms per day: 96 5. waste management 5.1. installations for hazardous waste, including waste oil , disposal or processing a power of not more than 10 tonnes per day 5.2. equipment 23.7 municipal wastes and other wastes, which are not treated as hazardous waste, incineration, if equipment power of not more than three tonnes per hour 38 5.3. installations for the municipal waste biological or physico-chemical process that the capacity does not exceed 50 tonnes per day, except for composting, which capture the capacity does not exceed 100 tonnes per year, and animal manure composting 38 5.4. installations for the processing of municipal waste disposal purposes , which do not use biological or physico-chemical treatment method 38 5.5. installations for the processing of municipal waste landfills, 38 5.6 can accommodate up to 10 tonnes of waste per day or with a total capacity exceeding 25000 tonnes, excluding landfills of inert waste inert 5.7 38 landfills 38 5.8. sewage sludge and waste disposal, storage or composting site, which according to laws or regulations is not treated hazardous waste 36 5.9. installations for the processing of end-of-life vehicles and ship wrecks to the processing and storage of 23.8 5.10 equipment for municipal waste sorting or temporary storage, including reloading station where reception capacity of 30 tonnes of waste per day and over 38 5.11. installations for the storage of animal waste, recycling or composting plant for treatment and biogas plant, animal or vegetable waste (including animal manure and waste from slaughterhouses) admission capacity of 30 or more tonnes per day 38 5.12. installations for the storage of hazardous waste (including creation) for more than 38 years, 5.13 for temporary facilities (no longer than a year) for the storage of hazardous waste for example, handling and storage of containers, except for the storage of waste in such a short period of time or significant quantities so that they do not pose a risk to human health or the environment 38 5.14. equipment electrical and electronic waste 38 6. Agriculture, forestry and wood processing: 6.1. carcass abattoir with capacity from 5 up to 50 tonnes a day 6.2. equipment of animal carcases and animal waste disposal and recycling with a capacity of 1 to 10 tonnes per day 6.3. slaughterhouse with poultry products production capacity and over 5000 tonnes per year 6.4. match manufacture plywood production 6.5 6.6 furniture production if the production area is 1000 m2 and more. Food industry: 31 7 7.1. installations for the collection, pre-treatment and processing of milk, the quantity of which is from 10 to 200 tonnes per day (average for the year) 10.51 7. installations for the production of food products handling and processing of animal products (except milk) and are manufactured from 1 to 75 tonnes per day of finished products or handling and processing of vegetable products and produce from 10 to 300 tonnes of finished products per day (quarterly average), including: 10 7.2.1. plant and animal oil and fat production 10.4 7.2.2. beer and malt production 11.05 7.2.3. soft drink production and bottling of 11.07 7.2.4. starch and potato starch for industrial installations for the production of 10.6 7.2.5. fish meal and fish oil plant 10. sugar factories 10.81 7.2.6 7.2.7. coffee, tea and food additive production 10.83 processing of grain 10.6 7.2.8.7.2.9. yeast 10 7.2.10. alcohol and alcoholic beverages and placing 11 7.2.11. animal and vegetable products preserving, bottling and packaging of 10.39 7.2.12. other food manufacturing equipment, handling and processing vegetables 10.3 7.2.13. installations for the fish and crustacean products , including canned, smoked and frozen products 10.2 7.3. meat flour factories, including bone meal, blood meal, blood plasma and feather meal factories 10 7.4. protein and pectin production 10 7.5. installations for the manufacture of tobacco products 12 8. Other sectors: industrial: 8.1 8.1.1. installations for the production of paper and paperboard, of which the production capacity not exceeding 20 tonnes per day 17.1

8.1.2. installations for the pre-treatment of fibres and textiles (washing, bleaching, mercerization) or dyeing, where processing power is from 0.5 to 10 tonnes per day 13.3 8.1.3 equipment tanning of hides, which produces less than 12 tonnes of finished products per day 14.2 8.1.4. equipment that emits volatile organic compounds and which require authorisation in accordance with the laws and regulations governing emissions from stationary pollution sources 8.2. crematorium 8.3. airports and aerodromes 8.4. rail depot and station carrying cargo stations, sorting station or precinct station features 30.6 8.5. port docks for loading and unloading cargo ships with gross tonnage is not less than 450 tonnes 8.6. hospital beds with more than 100 the number of 86.1 8.7. chemical storage and transport containers and tanks for cleaning washing machine 5.5. other pollutants, for which, in accordance with the requirements of the laws is necessary to get permission for the emissions of pollutants into the environment 8.9. sewage treatment plant with a capacity of 20 and more cubic meters per day where the treated waste water shall be discharged into the Environment Minister of the environment 37 r. vējonis annex 2 Cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 polluting activities of category C, sector and type of activity NACE code 1 2 1. Energy: 1.1. combustion installations, which entered the heat capacity is more than 0.2 megawatts if incineration in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2010, provision no. 1082 "procedures (A) piesakām , (B) and (C) the categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities "1. or 1.1 1.2 section do not need permission wind farm of 35 1.2 or farm parks with a total capacity of more than 125 kilowatt 21.8 1.3 petrol filling stations with fuel volume (the largest total amount of fuel, which mean the last three years) up to 2000 m3 year 47.3 1.4. gas station 35 1.5. oil base with fuel , less than 5000 tonnes per year 46.12 1.6. installations for the production of fuel from wood residues 1.7. equipment for the production of fuel from peat 2. production and processing of metals: 2.1 equipment for surface treatment in which the process occurs in the dust, including iron, steel or other metal object with the grinding, blowing sand blasting (cleaning with sandblasting) and pulverkrāsošan, if the total emissions of the installation is from 300 m3 up to 10000 m3 per hour 26.5 2.2. other equipment iron , steel or other metal processing with a production area of 100 m2 and 1000 m2 of 26.5 2.3 craft foundry, also gold and silver casting 2.4. electrical products manufacturing equipment, excluding equipment or circuit for transformer 17.3 2.5. plastic metallisation of 22.29 3. Mineral products (mineral processing) industry: 3.1 cement factories with a capacity from 2 up to 20000 tonnes per year and equipment for concrete and concrete products for production with a capacity of 2 to 20000 cubic metres a year 14.6 3.2. installations for gravel or lime the production and mixing of the mortar and stone milling machine, which is not located in the place of the stones got 23 3.3. fixed equipment for aerated concrete, coal dust or kaļķsmilt brick production 23 4. Agriculture, forestry and wood processing: 4.1. animal housing, which is grown for commercial purposes (including solid manure, šķidrmēsl, slurry and silage juice storage and collection, and discharge) 10 or more animal units; animal housing, which in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 18 December 2001 Regulation No. 531 of the "regulations on the protection of water and soil from pollution by agricultural activities, as well as waste water with nitrates" is a particularly sensitive area in which commercially grown in five and more animal units, if the animal accommodation is not included in the law "on pollution" in annex 4.2. sawmills and 01.4 woodworking machinery that use wood cutting techniques and in 2000 m3 and more processing of logs and timber in a year; equipment made of wood-based industrial chemical treatment, pressure impregnation (high-pressure impregnation), vacuum impregnation (waterproofing, low pressure) and wood protection against zilējum and mold 16 nursery ground under 4.3 5. Food industry: 5.1. installations for the collection, pre-treatment and processing, in which the captured quantities of milk from 1 to 10 tonnes per day (average annual) 10.51 5.2. installations for the manufacture of food products, processing of animal products (except milk) and are manufactured from 0.1 to 1 tonne of finished products per day and processing of vegetable products and are manufactured from 0.5 to 10 tonnes of finished products per day (average quarterly) 10 5.3. installations for the fish and shellfish products, including canned, smoked and frozen products, which produces less than one tonne of finished products per day 5.4 10.2. dryers, meat gastronomy units (also stores), which produces 500 and more kilograms of food per day 10 5.5. installations for the bread baking and confectionery for industrial manufacture that the production capacity of more than two tonnes a day 10.7 5.6 slaughterhouses that carcass production capacity is less than five tonnes a day 6. Other sectors: 6.1. all categories of (L, M, N, O), motor vehicles and mobile machinery traffic unusable mobile mechanism and other movable Assembly repair and maintenance workshops, the Cabinet of Ministers on 22 April 2004 the Regulation No 380 "environmental requirements for motor vehicle repair shop for the establishment and functioning of the" 2. actions provided for in paragraphs 6.2. chemical and biological laboratories (excluding teaching laboratories) 6.3. sewage treatment plant with a capacity of 5 to 20 cubic metres per day, if the waste water discharged into the environment 74.2 6.4. equipment and lab handling and several 1000 square meters of film year 6.5. installations for the salt and salt mixture for storage if stored in one ton or more salt or salt mixture, salt and salt mixture (with a capacity of one tonne and more a day) for winter road conditions working 6.6. installations for the batch window and door production 6.7. installations for the packaged organic and inorganic chemicals , or intermediate chemical products storage if stored more than 10 tons of chemical substances, chemical products or intermediate Environment Minister r. vējonis annex 3 Cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 application for authorization of a category A or category B polluting activities (operator only fills in the application section, which corresponds to a given polluting activity) the national environment service regional environment Administration's (or another person's) firm (name) operator name or first and last names, address, telephone number, fax number, electronic mail address of the economic operator (or others) unified registration number date of the registration in the register of Company registration in the commercial register of companies, The land owner's name and address to which the land is located on the machine or polluting activities (if different from the address of the economic operator), palīgbūvj and the means of production, the name of the holder, the name and address (if different from above address) A general section 1. information on the activities of the pollutant or the location of the machine : 1. name, address, telephone number, fax number and electronic mail address;
1.2. contact name and title;
1.3. the territory code;
1.4. equipment location map scale 1:25,000 or 1:10,000 or 1:5000 or 1:500 (attach);
1.5. the placement of buildings and facilities in the territory of (indicate the card machine in an appropriate scale of 1:500, 1:1000 or 1:5000 and attach);
1.6. the location of the (planned) the permitted use of land in accordance with the planning of the territory;
1.7. location of the hydrological and geological characteristics.
2. information on the nearby surroundings and land use: 2.1 the locality, one-story building, high-rise building, industrial zone, public area, a trading area;
2.2. details as to whether the machine is in the protection zone, the Cabinet of Ministers within the sensitive area covered by increased requirements for the protection of water and soil from pollution caused by agricultural activity with nitrates, the area in which the air quality assessment indicates that air concentrations of pollutants exceeding the lower assessment threshold (if the equipment is located in the protection zone, add a map with the zones).
3. the planning, design and construction: 3.1 the municipal būvvald name, address, telephone and fax number, which is supervised by the planned or existing activities (construction, consideration of the application, acceptance and adoption of projects into operation);

3.2. planning, design, construction, news about design and acceptance into operation (adds information on the planning and architectural task and building permit issue date, number, and expiration date).
4. Polluting activities classification: 4.1 specify the activities in accordance with the law "on pollution" or Annex 1. The Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2010, provision no. 1082 "procedures of piesakām A, B, and C categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities" 1. or 2.;
4.2 indicate the direction (direction) in accordance with the classification of economic activities (NACE codes), as well as the PRODCOM code.
5. Number of employees in existing and planned production plants: 5.1 existing plants indicate the current number of employees (work place) and the planned number of employees after the authorization;
5.2. new plants indicates the planned number of employees.
6. Description of the action: pollutant 6.1. application of reason (mark the appropriate): 6.1.1.
 
  the granting of authorisation shall mean a start-up;
6.1.2. the granting of authorisation to significant changes in the existing polluting activities;
6.1.3. the granting of authorisation for the polluting activities;

6.2. the working hours (indicates the length of the normal working operation, as well as whether to work outside normal working time);
6.3. the planned construction or reconstruction of industrial installations and completion time;
6.4. the anticipated start-up of the pollutant;
6.5. the authorization requested to the production capacity and the planned annual production volume to an existing plant, the new facility – the design capacity;
6.6. landfill of waste — the proposed capacity of the disposal site, the intended duration of the service area, municipal waste landfills-service population.
7. information on the environmental documents issued by the institution of the polluting activity (if the following documents are required for the device in accordance with environmental protection regulations governing): 7.1 for polluting activities or substantial changes in the operation of existing polluting opinion on the final environmental impact report number, date, institution that accepted by the action, decision number and date of hire, regional environmental management technical rules issued by number and date;
7.2. in the case of existing discharges of polluting activity – the last authorisation for air pollutant emissions, water use or waste management (including waste for the authorisation) number, date of issue and date of expiry;
7.3. the industrial accident prevention program, or the safety report the date of submission of the national Office of environment monitoring, and the object of civil protection plan the date of submission of the national fire and rescue service.
8. To other natural or legal person (natural person indicate the name, address, legal person – trader's unified registration number, address), the list of contracts concluded in accordance with table 1 of this annex, specifying the main conditions: 8.1 for water supply;
8.2. for waste water treatment;
8.3. waste management;
8.4. for other contracts, if they refer to the operator's actions.
Information about contracts (1) table 1 no PO box
Contract number contract the Contracting Parties in power (such as waste water, waste) the term of the contract note. (1) Operator at the request of the regional environmental management shows the original contract.
(B) the section of production processes and technologies 9. Equipment and polluting activities detailed description: 9.1. equipment and production process description (description of equipment in the history of industrial activity, production capacity, production and manufacturing processes, category A machinery adding flow charts and, if necessary, additional information that describes the polluting activity. Regional environmental administration in accordance with the operator's application to specify the level of detail of the information);
9.2. cleaner production measures, the best available techniques (A category) and waste reduction (as provides the raw material, or a mixture of chemicals, water and energy consumption reduction, substitution of dangerous chemicals, the use of raw materials by recycling or recycling);
9.3. environmental requirements – existing plants, the operator shall prepare a plan for the statutory environmental requirements and to ensure cleaner production implementation. Category a facilities plan to appear as planned to achieve best available techniques specified in the guidelines;
9.4. the possible emergency and consequence reduction-indicates what are the emergency salvage, fire-fighting rules and how is the storage of water for fire fighting. Indicates if the equipment is not necessary for the industrial accident prevention program or the safety report and the object of civil protection plan.
(C) section of the raw material and chemicals, energy and water 10. information about raw materials, consumables, chemicals and fuel and fuel mixtures, according to 2 to this annex, tables 3 and 4, the news on storage tanks, according to table 5 of this annex (facility with different manufacturing processes information about raw materials and consumables are provided separately for each production process. Fill the table for only those materials, chemical substances or groups, which is essential in the production process. The table may be applied for that installation. Raw materials and consumables may be according to the group. Regional environmental administration in accordance with the operator's application to specify the level of detail of the information before the application is submitted to final. Dangerous chemical substances or a mixture of the safety data sheet shall be presented at the request of the regional environmental governance). If combustion in waste incineration or co-incineration, the information is provided in accordance with table 6 of the annex.
Chemical substances, mixtures and other materials used in the production process as raw materials or consumables and which are not classified as hazardous in table 2 no PO box or code chemical or mixture (or their group) chemical substance or mixture (1) uses Storing quantity (tonnes), storage type (2) the annual quantity Used (tonnes) notes.
(1) the type of raw material or material: metal, wood, plastic, clay, sand, oil, organic substances, inorganic substance, fruit, vegetables, animals, colors, in which volatile organic compounds (VOC) is less than 5%, detergents, filter materials.
(2) storage: barrels, tanks, below ground, outdoors, indoors and in other places. Maximum and average quantity that is stored. Provide references to the card.
Hazardous chemicals and mixtures, used as raw materials in production, auxiliary materials or intermediate products formed or finished products table 3 no PO box or code chemical or mixture (1) (or their group) chemical substance or mixture (2) use EC number CAS well-murs (3) hazard class (4) hazard sign with letters of exposure risks (R-phrases) (4) safety requirements for designation (S-phrases) (4) the Stored quantity (tonnes) , storage type (5) quantity used (tonnes/year) notes.
(1) the European Union classified and labelled hazardous chemicals set out in the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008, Regulation No 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, and amending and repealing directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC and Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 (hereinafter Regulation No 1272/2008) Annex 6. Chemical substance considered dangerous, unless it is classified as hazardous in accordance with the legislation on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures.
(2) raw materials: oil, tar products, inorganic compounds, organic compounds, color, with more than 5% VOC content, and others. 
(3) CAS number: the index of Chemical Abstracts Service registry substances journal (Chemical Abstracts Service).
(4) a description of the exposure (R-phrases)-risk phrase describes the dangerous chemical substance; safety requirements for designation (S-phrases) – security phrase describes the security measures required under the legislation on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures. 
(5) storage: barrels, tanks (type of container), below ground, outdoors, indoors, and elsewhere. The reference to the card.

The use of fuel or fuel for heating, electricity and transport the machine table 4 annual quantity used in sulphur content (%)
Used in the manufacturing process of heating (1) transport facility for the production of electricity fuel oil (heavy fuel oil) (t) natural gas (1000 m3) of coal (t) (t) petrol Diesel (t) furnace fuel oil shale (t) (t) wood (t) turf (t) other fuel types (t) Note.
(1) room heating and warm water supply to municipal or commercial use (not related to the production process).
Storage tanks table 5 Code list (1) storage tank contents (2) the size of the tank (m3) tank age (in years) the position of the tank (3) check date previous the next note.
(1) every storage tank is identified by a unique internal code B1, B2, B3, etc.
(2) the name of the substance is stored in the tank.
(3) under the ground, above ground or buildings.
Waste used in the incineration or co-incineration process table 6 no PO box
The name of waste waste class (1) use (incineration or co-incineration) Stored quantity (tonnes), storage type (2) the annual quantity Used (tonnes) notes.
(1) the name and class of waste specified in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2004, the Regulation No. 985 "rules on the classification and characteristics of the waste, which makes the waste hazardous '.
(2) storage: containers outdoors, premises or other places. Maximum and average quantity that is stored. The storage location for the reference map.
11. Specific information for waste incineration and co-incineration plants (plant capacity, combustible waste list according to the catalogue of waste, hazardous waste indicates the quantity and categories, as well as the maximum and minimum the flow of hazardous waste, the maximum and the minimum calorific values, as well as the maximum permissible contamination with dangerous chemicals, the polychlorinated biphenyl including polychlorinated terphenyls, the chlorine, fluorine, sulphur and heavy metals).
12. information on the use of electricity and thermal energy use under this annex, tables 7 and 8.
The use of electricity (per year) table 7 electricity MWh/a (kWh/a) spent a total of production equipment for the Cooling and freezing light ventilation heating together for other purposes, the use of heat per year table 8 use of Suppliers, MWh/year for heating in the production processes (1) other purposes note.
(1) room heating and warm water supply to municipal or commercial use (not related to the production process).
13. Information on surface water, groundwater and sea water are made in accordance with table 9 of this annex. Operator in accordance with this annex table 10 indicates whether it is: 13.1. water supply network and the external structure of the technical inventory file;
13.2. the water supply scheme;
13.3. technical passport (an existing facility, it was designed for);
13.4. the water bore a passport;
13.5. the mining (underground water) Wells's passport.
Water extraction table 9 water source identification number (1) water source (water or borehole) water quantity name and location (address) of the geographical coordinates in the economic circuit of the water code of the territory code cubic metres per year cubic metres per day Z A length width note. (1) in accordance with the public limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" classifier.
Information on water and mineral resources (underground water) deposits (1) table 10 no PO box
Document the date of drawing up of the document mark being 1. Water supply network and the external structure of the technical inventory file 2. Water supply scheme 3. Technical Passport 4. Water borehole Passport 5. Mineral (underground water) Wells Passport note. (1) the Operator after the regional environmental management request, be produced to the original documents.
14. Water supply scheme (a scale of 1:500 or 1:5000 or 1:10 000) indicates the water sampling wells or water meter locations, trunk of the wires, water supply networks with external diameter 100 mm and larger, hydrants, bolts, manhole, stone water tower, water tanks, water purification and disinfection devices.
15. The Operator shall provide information about the devices, which prevents fish from entering the technical equipment, as well as information on water extraction mode, set the water category and the location of the protection zone established in accordance with the law. If you planned to get drinking water, at the request of regional environmental management adds the water quality test report.
16. information on the use of the equipment in the water according to table 11 of this annex.
Water use table 11 water sources and uses the total water consumption (cubic metres per year) cooling (cubic metres per year) production processes (cubic metres per year) municipal needs (cubic metres per year) for other purposes (cubic metres per year) from external suppliers 1 2 of the holder bore 3. Lake or River 4. Sea water 5. Other sources total (D) section environmental pollution 17. Emissions of pollutants into the air: 17.1. air pollution source description according to table 12 of this annex;
Physical characteristics of the emission source table 12 emission source code (1) emission source description emission sources and emission characteristics of geographical coordinates (2) .1 .1 the height of the inner diameter of the flow temperature of the emission (3) emission duration (4) Z A m length width mm Nm3/h ° C notes.
(1) Every chimney or other source, if it is not considered a fugitive emission sources identified by internal code A1, A2, A3, etc.
(2) the geographical coordinates to the nearest second set.
(3) the temperature of the flow measurement site.
(4) if the emission is not permanent, provides information about the duration of minutes/hours, hours/day and days/year.
17.2. details of sources of emissions in accordance with annex 13. table. (To be completed in accordance with the procedures laid down in the laws that prevented, controlled and controllable air pollutant emissions from stationary sources of pollution. The table below lists all activities and substances, including those that are not treated or purified. The section "waste management" (paragraph 21 of the present annex) provides information on pollution, which perceived the purification or processing facilities);
From emission sources of substances emitted in the air on the table 13 the machine, process, plant, workshop name pollutant emission characteristics before treatment plant Gas emissions characteristics after purification (5) name type of emission source code (1) emission duration (h) code (2) substance name g/s (3) mg/m3 (3) tonnes/year (3) name, type, efficiency g/s (4) mg/m3 (4) tonnes/year (4) annual design actual dnn notes.
(1) the emission source references the internal code according to this annex, table 12.
(2) public limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" specified substances.
(3), (4) the incineration plants and waste co-incineration plants, as well as to indicate the oxygen content. Pollutant content indicates normal cubic metre (273 K, 101.3 kPa). Moisture conditions (wet/dry) must coincide with those given in other tables if they are not determined separately. 
(5) the contaminant content (concentration and quantity) the standard conditions (273 K, 101.3 kPa) if it is not defined separately.
Moisture conditions (dry/wet) should be comparable with other data provided in the table, if it is not defined separately.
17.3. details of other emissions into the air (odours and emissions from emission sources organized) according to table 14 of this annex;
Emission from unorganised emission sources and the smells table 14 source of emissions of Odour concentration of the substance (ou/m3) (1) reduction measures characteristics of Smell (2) notes.
(1) the Odor unit (ou) in one cubic meter of gas under standard conditions.
(2) such as the rotten egg smell. Filled in if the intensity of the smell from the source is below the odor detection methods robežslieksn.

17.4. air emissions impacts on air quality (specify the calculation results and calculation models). The operator calculates the emissions limit for a project that provides air quality compliance using pollution calculation software program that provides local building, geographical and meteorological conditions of respect and ensure compliance with the requirements laid down in the regulations on the procedures for the inevitable, controlled and controllable air pollutant emissions from stationary sources of pollution, waste incineration and on air quality and pollutants induced smell detection methods as well as the procedures for limiting the spread of odours;
17.5. polluting activities that have the same stationary emission source, can be indicative of air quality modeling using computer programs in accordance with the laws and regulations on environmental requirements in the management of small boilers, as well as regulations on stationary sources of pollution emission limit for the project development. If the indicative estimates indicate that exceedance of air quality standards is not possible, the equipment is not required to develop a stationary source emissions limit project in accordance with the laws and regulations on stationary sources of pollution emission limit project development;
Pollutant emissions limit project 15. table source of Pollutant Emissions of O2% no PO box
the name of the geographical coordinates name code g/s mg/m3 ou/m3 (2) t/a Z A length width 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (1) notes.
(1) fill in the equipment, which the oxygen content of the exhaust gas or flue gas is determined by law.
(2) For smell emissions does not fill in the tables 6, 7, 9 and 10.
10.9. incineration plants in addition to the 15 of this annex table data provides the following data: 17.6.1. theoretical combustion requires air quantity-V0 m3/kg (m3/nm3);
17.6.2. the theoretical quantity of waste-V0d m3/kg (m3/nm3);
17.6.3. flue gas quantity according to the defined O2-Vd/kg m3 (m3/nm3).
18. The discharge of sewage into surface water or sewage systems and waste water treatment plants (point contaminants in effluents, sewage treatment plant provided a description. Existing installations add improvements to the plan with specific objectives, deadlines, as well as possible modifications or reconstruction, or dangerous chemicals or product substitution, in order to ensure that emissions do not exceed the legal limits. Adds details of overflows, and snow and ice melting water collection and discharge from the plant site): 18.1. exhaust pollutants according to the description of the 16, 17 and 18 table (specifies the details of the receiving ūdensobjekt and add the exhaust location schema, table 16 indicates all substances, including those that are not purified before discharge in the water);
Contaminants in effluents table 16 outlet identification number (1) the pollutant parameter/code (3) concentration, which may not be exceeded (mg/l) (2) short Before treatment used in purifying description, and its efficiency (%)
After treatment at the mg/l in 24 hours (on average) tonnes per year (average) mg/l in 24 hours (on average) tonnes per year (average) notes.
(1) in accordance with the public limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" classifier.
(2) only the permit.
(3) the code of the substance in accordance with the public limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" approved list.
Direct discharges of sewage overflows and ūdensobjekto (ditch, River, Lake, sea) 17. table outlet name and address (location) of the exhaust location identification number (1) outlet geographical coordinates in the body Receiving the quantity of Sewage discharge duration (hours or days) A length width Z name water management district code (1) water flow (m3/h) m3/d (mean) cubic metres a year (on average) notes.
(1) in accordance with the public limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" classifier.
(2) non-routine discharges exhaust period indicates the hours, days, months and years (also related to system installation, maintenance and repair).
The discharge of sewage to a treatment plant operators 18. table outlet number and address (1) outlet identification number (2) outlet geographical coordinates other water treatment plant operator's name, connection number of the kontrolak waste water quantity (to external sewage treatment plants in accordance with the contract) (3) exhaust duration (hours per day or days per year) Z (A) length width m3/d m3 year notes.
(1) in accordance with the sewage network and the external structure of the technical inventory file or sewer system technical passport.
(2) in accordance with the public limited liability company "Latvian environment, geology and Meteorology Centre" classifier.
(3) if the release is not permanent, specifies the length of the discharge (also related to System Setup, maintenance and repair).
18.2. sewage system description (specify the age of the pipe, the last date of the check, information about the examiner and its results, as well as information on system maintenance). The operator specifies whether she has the sanitary structure for external network and technical inventory file or sewer system technical passport of the scheme in accordance with the table in annex 19.;
Operator action the existing sewage system of representative documents (1) the table is no PO box 19.
Document the date of drawing up of the document mark being 1. Sewer networks structures of external and technical inventory file 2. Sewerage system technical passport note. (1) the Operator after the regional environmental management request, be produced to the original documents.
18.3. using the water balance (water supply and sewage system diagram showing the correspondence between the water volume and the quantity of sewage released to other operators or discharged to the environment);
18.4. sewer system diagram (scale 1:5000 or 1:10 000) indicates the external network of sewers with a diameter of 150 mm and larger, manhole, pārgāz cameras, sewage pumping stations and sewage treatment plants.
19. Emissions of pollutants in soil and ground, as well as the underground water pollution: 19.1. a description of the source of contamination (provides an overview of the entire network to the known soil, Earth or deep groundwater pollution, added to the survey results, if such research is conducted);
19.2. the waste soil and groundwater pollution.
20. Noise: 20.1. information on noise sources in accordance with the table in annex 20 (indicate the noise sources that one hour produces the equivalent continuous A-weighted sound pressure levels (LAeq dB (A)), greater than 40 dB (A) at night (from 11 pm until 7.00 a.m.), 45 dB (A) in the evening (from 19.00 to 23.00) and 50 dB (A) the day (from 7.00 a.m. till 19.00);
Noise sources and indicators table no PO box 20.
The source of the noise characteristics of noise characteristics of noise in tuner source code (1) noise source name and/or description of the source of the noise figure (2) noise (dB (A)) noise receiver (3) distance (m) (4) noise receiver noise figure (5) (dB (A)) of the Lvakar Lnakt Ldien of Lvakar of Ldien of Lnakt 1.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2. Notes.
(1) each identifiable noise source identification by a unique internal code N1, N2, N3, etc.
(2) noise indicators Ldien, Lvakar and Lnakt are assessed under the Cabinet of Ministers of 13 July 2004, regulations No 597 "environmental noise evaluation order" in the direction of the receiver behind the facility boundaries distance such as to comply with the standard EN ISO 9613-2: "acoustics-2004 sound attenuation, it spread as the external environment-part 2: General method of calculation" in these conditions (for example, no closer than twice the noise source the most linear size).
(3) specifies the use of the territory according to the functions of the Cabinet of Ministers on 13 July 2004 No. 597 of the provisions of the "procedures for assessing environmental noise" in annex 2.
(4) the distance from the source of the noise to the noise of the receiver. If the noise of the receiver is located in a distance of less than double the largest source of noise in linear dimensions, noise parameters only to the noise of the receiver.
(5) the noise indicators Ldien, Lvakar and Lnakt are assessed at the noise of the receiver according to the Cabinet of Ministers of 13 July 2004, regulations No 597 "procedures for assessing environmental noise".
20.2. transport (points to the machine and the machine moving transport noise and measures taken and planned to reduce the noise at night).
21. waste management: 21.1. details of the existing and temporary storage of municipal waste, hazardous waste and sewage sludge quantity in accordance with the table in annex 21, as well as the balance of production;

Waste and disposal with those table 21 class of waste (1) name of the waste (2), (3) Hazardous Waste temporary storage (tonnes/year) of the incoming waste streams (t/a) outgoing flow of waste (t/a) produced from other companies (companies) total revised buried passed the other undertakings (companies) along the main source (4) quantity tonnes/year R-code (5) D-code (6) notes.
(1), (2), (3) under the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2004, the Regulation No. 985 "rules on the classification and characteristics of the waste, which makes the waste hazardous" and the Cabinet of Ministers of 2 May 2006, regulations No 362 "regulations on sewage sludge and compost utilization, monitoring and control.
(4) a reference should be provided on the main activities and processes for each type of waste.
(5) R-code-waste way in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 20 April 2004, regulations no 365 "rules on waste recycling, recovery and disposal".
(6) D-code-type of waste disposal in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 20 April 2004, regulations no 365 "rules on waste recycling, recovery and disposal".
21.2. the maximum and minimum of hazardous waste mass flow, maximum and minimum calorific value, the maximum permissible contamination with dangerous chemicals, the polychlorinated biphenyl including polychlorinated terphenyls, the chlorine, fluorine, sulphur and heavy metals;
21.3. message for waste collection, transport and disposal is provided pursuant to this annex, tables 22 and 23;
The collection and transport of waste table 22 class of waste (1) name of the waste (2), (3) Hazardous Waste collection (4) amount of waste transported (tonnes/year) type of Carriage (5) merchant who made the transport of waste (or producer) merchant who receives waste notes.
(1), (2), (3) in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2004, the Regulation No. 985 "rules on the classification and characteristics of the waste, which makes the waste hazardous '.
(4) containers, barrels, bags and more.
(5) the road, railway, sea transport. 
23. Disposal waste table class (1) name of the waste (2), (3) Hazardous Waste the maximum permission requested in the quantity of waste for disposal, tonnes/year (or quarter of a tonne) notes.
(1), (2), (3) in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2004, the Regulation No. 985 "rules on the classification and characteristics of the waste, which makes the waste hazardous '.
21.4. the existing and planned security measures;
21.5. specific information on the landfill of waste (disposal of waste types and quantities, site description, pollution prevention or reduction techniques, landfill closure plan and the management plan after closing);
21.6. the temporary placement of waste facility (site selection conditions, geological and hydrogeological site characteristics, waste management plans, including gas and leachate control and monitoring measures, as well as operational control after landing site closure and adding deployment scheme of waste).
(E) section 22. Monitoring air, water, land, noise and waste monitoring description according to this annex, table 24. Water use data accounting laws and regulations on the use of water resources in the permissions defined accounting journals.
24. The monitoring table code (1) subject to the parameters of the Monitoring method of sampling and the analysis method of control frequency Technology Laboratory that performs an analysis note.
(1) source code, code or code of the waste. Use the code under this annex 13, 16, 17, 18, 20 and 21. table.
(F) section measures taken by stopping the machine or part of a transaction to minimise the environmental impact 23. measures taken to reduce environmental impact, once part of the equipment or the entire installation stops, indicating expected transactions with potentially contaminating residues. Landfill, as operator of the landfill closure will be funded, including the management of the site after closure.
Summary of section 24 g. Summary information to the public about the plant: 24.1. machine name, information about the operator, owner and location of the equipment;
24.2. a brief description of the method of manufacture and the reason why you need the privilege;
24.3. Description of the action of the pollutant (specify which resources are used and emissions impact on the environment). The description provides the following information: 24.3.1. water consumption (annual quantity-to an existing facility) and water use reduction measures;
24.3.2. the main raw materials (including fuels and fuel) and the use thereof;
24.3.3. using hazardous chemicals and the measures planned for their replacement;
24.3.4. highlights of emissions into air and water (concentration and annual value);
24.3.5. waste production and management;
24.3.6. noise emission level;
15.2. the possible accident prevention;
15.2. future plans-planned expansion of the equipment, the process of individual parts or upgrades.
(H) section declare that the information given in the application for authorisation is true and accurate.
The operator or responsible person: name, surname, date Z.v.
(signature)
  
Phone number for national environment service regional environment management grades: receipt date national environment service regional environmental management officer: name date Z.v.
(signature)
 
Note the. Document properties in the "signature", "date" and "stamp" ("z.v.") will not be completed where the electronic document is drawn up according to the law on electronic document design.
Minister for the environment r. vējonis annex 4 Cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 particularly dangerous pollutants and substances with a particularly significant impact on the environment to be taken into account in determining the allowed emissions. Emissions to air of 1. Sulphur dioxide and other sulphur compounds.
2. Oxides of nitrogen and other nitrogen compounds.
3. Carbon monooksīd.
4. Volatile organic compounds.
5. Metals and their compounds.
6. Solid particles.
7. Asbestos (solid particles, fibers).
8. Chlorine and its compounds.
9. Fluorine and its compounds.
10. Arsenic and its compounds.
11. the Cyanide.
12. the chemicals and chemical products, which have carcinogenic or mutagenic properties or which may affect the reproductive capacity or growth.
13. Polychlorinated Dibenzodioxins and polychlorinated dibenzofurans.
II. Emission of water 14. Organic Compounds containing halogens and substances which may form such water connections.
15. Organic Compounds containing phosphorous.
16. Organic Compounds containing Tin.
17. the chemicals and chemical products, which have carcinogenic or mutagenic properties or which may affect aquatic organisms reproductive ability.
18. the hydrocarbons and other solid organic substances that are toxic and accumulate in living organisms.
19. the Cyanide.
20. Metals and their compounds.
21. Arsenic and its compounds.
22. Biocides and plant protection products.
23. Suspended.
24. Substances which contribute to eutrophication (including nitrates and phosphates).
25. Substances which have an adverse effect on the oxygen content of the water (in terms of biochemical oxygen demand and chemical oxygen demand).
Minister for the environment r. vējonis annex 5 cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 Applications for category C activities polluting the national environmental service regional environment Administration's (or another person's) firm (name), an operator name or name and last name, address, telephone number, fax number, electronic mail address of the economic operator (or others) unified registration number date of the registration in the register of Company registration in the commercial register of companies, The land owner's name your name and address to which the land is located on the machine or polluting activities (if different from the address of the economic operator), palīgbūvj and the means of production, the name of the holder, the name and address (if different from above address) Polluting activities site address information on polluting activities 1. equipment made in polluting activities under the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2010, provision no. 1082 "procedures of piesakām A, B, and C categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities", annex 2.
2. The activities carried out, or change the characteristics of the action (a short description of the pollutant activities, for example, the activity, the production of day and year, type and capacity of equipment, fuel and consumption, packaging and management).

3. information on the operation of the machine or equipment, as well as the continuation of life, if it is temporary.
4. information about equipment emissions and waste. Description of emission and waste prevention and reduction. Information on waste management (such as municipal, industrial and hazardous waste management, the annual amount of waste (tonnes), their location and method of storage, the waste Manager).
5. information on the received permission (for example, permission to use water resources, waste management licence. Specify the type of authorisation, the number, date of issue and expiry date).
6. Equipment location description: 6.1. information about nearest surroundings;
6.2. locality name;
6.3. the indication of the single or multi-storey building;
6.4. indication of the industrial, public or trade area;
6.5. indication of protection zones.
7. information on the water (indicating, for example, water source, water consumption (m3/day; m3/year) and the removal of waste water (municipal waste water and rain water collection and discharge)). Information on the existing waste water treatment plants, the capacity (m3/m3/day) (indicate the waste water outlet identification number, water station code. If there is no sewage treatment plant, waste water generated by the specified volume (m3/day, m3/year) and it management).
8. information on water collection and discharge of waste water (water source and sewage outfalls of the identification number and the water management district's code).
9. the list of chemicals used.
I certify that the information provided in the application is true and accurate.
The operator or responsible person: name, surname, date Z.v.
 
(signature)

Phone number for the note. Document properties in the "signature", "date" and "stamp" ("z.v.") will not be completed where the electronic document is drawn up according to the law on electronic document design.
Minister for the environment r. vējonis annex 6 Cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 permission or category B category A polluting activity _____ category permission no ___ ___ national environment service regional environmental administration address phone number the Merchant (or others) of the firm (name) address unified registration number date of the registration date of the registration in the register of the company in the register of companies in the commercial machine, operator address site code For the polluting activities according to the law "on pollution" to the annex in question or the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2010, provision no. 1082 "order in which piesakām of categories (A), (B) and (C) polluting activities and permit to be served (A) and (B) categories of polluting activities "annex 1 and 2.
 NACE code PRODCOM code (s) permission slip date authorised new polluting activity authorization was issued to the existing operation of the polluting Permits issued to an existing polluting activities with substantial changes in the date of issue (site name) the national environment service regional environmental management Director (name) (signature) date Z.v. 
  
A decision on the issue of a permit or permit conditions may challenge the environmental monitoring national Office within one month from the date of entry into force of the decision.
Conditions of authorization may be reviewed throughout the period of validity on the basis of the law "on pollution" article 32 3.1 part.
Note the. Document properties in the "signature", "date" and "stamp" ("z.v.") will not be completed where the electronic document is drawn up according to the law on electronic document design.
(A) the General information section of the authorisation 1. Legislation on the basis of which the authorisation was granted.
2. the validity and application of the new deadline.
3. information about who sent a copy of the authorisation.
4. Indication of the limited availability of information.
5. other received permission and permission, which are replaced by this permission.
(B) section in action, sign up for an assessment of the application and the issue of the permit 6. brief description of the action.
7. position evaluation.
8. the process of adoption of the decision proposals submitted (including, as they take into account): 8.1. national or local government bodies of the proposal;
8.2. other national institutions responsible for the proposal to have cross-border effects;
8.3. the company's proposals;
8.4. the operator's explanation.
9. Application evaluation: 9.1 the introduced and planned the best available techniques for category A activities;
9.2. the introduced and planned cleaner production activities;
9.3. the use of resources (water, energy and chemicals);
9.4. the emissions into the air and its impact on the environment; 9.5. smell formation;
9.6. emissions to water and its impact on the environment; 9.7. waste and management;
9.8. noise emissions;
9.9. soil protection;
9.10. crash risk and contingency planning.
(C) section 10 of the permit conditions for the operation of the company. conditions: 10.1 operation and management;
10.2. the working hours.
11. Resource use: 11.1. water;
11.2.;
11.3. the raw and auxiliary materials.
12. air protection: 12.1. emissions from point sources, the emission limits;
12.2. the emission from unorganised (diffuse) sources of emissions, emission limits;
12.3. the process and treatment plant;
12.4. the smell;
12.5. the emission monitoring and measurement (measurement, frequency, methods);
12.6. the monitoring of the way the emissions arising from non-organised (diffuse) sources of emissions;
12.7. air monitoring;
12.8. the maintenance and calibration of measuring equipment;
12.9. the news regarding the environmental protection authorities.
13. Wastewater: 13.1. discharges, emissions limits;
13.2. the progress and treatment plant;
13.3. monitoring and measurement (measurement, frequency, methods);
13.4. the measurement of the receiving body of water;
13.5. the maintenance and calibration of measuring equipment;
13.6. the news regarding the environmental protection authorities.
14. Noise: 14.1. noise sources and conditions of noise generating equipment;
14.2. noise emission limits;
14.3. monitoring and measurement (measurement, frequency, methods);
14.4. the news regarding the environmental protection authorities.
15. Waste: 15.1 waste;
15.2. the waste management (collection, treatment, recovery and disposal);
15.3. monitoring and measurement (measurement, frequency, methods);
15.4. messages regarding environmental protection institutions;
15.5. incineration or co-incineration plant, the capacity of plant facility in combustible waste category, the quantity of the waste;
15.6. landfill of waste, the landfill capacity category, duration, types of waste disposal, and categories, requirements for the operation of the site, premises, monitoring and control procedures, requirements for the conclusion and management of the site after closure.
16. requirements for soil, and ground water protection.
17. conditions for the operation of the equipment in atypical circumstances.
18. conditions, stop the device or its part to reduce the impact on the environment. 19. Conditions for the prevention of accidents and emergency operations.
20. Information requirements regarding environmental protection institutions, if the conditions of the permit have been violated or by accident, as well as the information requirements regarding environmental protection institutions under the European pollutant release and transfer register, as required by the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 January 2006, Regulation No 166/2006 concerning the establishment of a European pollutant release and transfer register and amending Council directives 91/689 EEC and 96/61/EC.
21. the conditions of environmental State Inspectorate regular checks.
22. The annex attached documents (references to dates, including submission and clarification or addition submission dates, companies, local authorities, other authorities, and operator proposal explanation, minutes of meeting with representatives of operators and institutions, public consultation reports), annex 1.
23. a summary of the application – annex 2.
24. If necessary, attach to the other attachments (diagram that indicates the location of the machine, the environmental impact assessment final report or a copy of the technical regulations, with external treatment plant managers, copies of the contracts, the industrial accident prevention program, or the safety report and the avārijgatavīb of the object and a copy of the plan of civil protection).
Minister for the environment r. vējonis annex 7 Cabinet 30 November 2010 the regulations No 1082 polluting activities of category C, a testament to the national environment service regional environmental administration address phone number
  
  

National Environment Service regional environmental administration certify that the operator has received the application, in accordance with the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2010, the Regulation No 1082 "procedures of piesakām A, B, and C categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities", and is included in category C operators polluting the performers list.
The Merchant (or others) the firm name registered office unified registration number date of the registration in the register of Company registration in the commercial register of companies Polluting activities venue address pollutant activities and production activity according to the Cabinet of Ministers of 30 November 2010, provision no. 1082 "procedures of piesakām A, B, and C categories of activities and pollutants in question permits A and B category contaminating activities" annex 2 submissions accepted (date) regional environmental management information the national environmental service regional Managing Director (Environment name first name, last name) (signature) date Z.v. note. Document properties in the "signature", "date" and "stamp" ("z.v.") will not be completed where the electronic document is drawn up according to the law on electronic document design.
Minister for the environment r. vējonis