Decree of 19 October 2007, laying down general rules for establishments (decision general rules for establishments on the environment) we Beatrix, by the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc. etc. etc.
On the proposal of Our Minister of housing, spatial planning and the environment of 29 March 2007, nr. DJZ2007031290, legal Directorate, legislation section, done on behalf of the State Secretary of transport, public works and Water Management;
Having regard to the Council Directive No. 2003/30/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union (Ojeu L 123) of 8 May 2003 on the promotion of the use of biofuels or other renewable fuels for transport, Directive 74/60/EEC. 91/271/EEC of the European communities of 21 May 1991 concerning urban waste water (OJ L 135), Council Directive 91/689/EEC of the Council of the European communities of 12 december 1991 on hazardous waste (OJ L 377,), Directive 2000/53/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 11 March 1999 on the limitation of emissions of volatile organic compounds due to the use of organic solvents in certain activities and installations (OJ L 85), Directive 2000/59/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 27 november 2000 on port reception facilities for ship-generated waste and cargo residues (OJ L 332), Directive 2000/91/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 december 2002 on the energy performance of buildings (Oj 1), Directive 2000/60/EC of 23 October 2000 establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy (OJ L 327) , Directive 2006/11/EC of 15 February 2006 on pollution caused by certain dangerous substances discharged into the aquatic environment of the Community (Oj L 64), Directive 80/86/EEC of 17 december 1979 on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances (OJ L 20), Directive 2006/118/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 12 december 2006 on the protection of groundwater against pollution and deterioration (OJ L 371) and on articles 8.1, paragraph 8.40, 8.41 and 8.42 of the environmental management Act, and articles 2a, 2b and 2 c, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the pollution of surface waters Act;
The State Council heard (opinion of 28 June 2007, nr. W 08.07.0082/IV);
Having regard to the further report of our Minister of housing, spatial planning and the environment of 15 October 2007, nr. DJZ2007098397, legal Directorate, legislation section, released also on behalf of the State Secretary of transport, public works and Water Management;
Have goedgevonden and mean: Chapter 1. General Section 1.1. Definitions, omhang provision, scope and procedural provisions article 1 1 of this section shall apply to the one that a device type A, type B or type C a device a device.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to articles 1.4, 1 .4A and 1 .4B.

§ 1.1.1. Article 1.1 definitions 1 In this Act and the provisions based thereupon: surface water body: surface water body designated pursuant to article 1.7, paragraph 1, part b, is appropriate;
natural gas: methane occurring in nature with up to 20% by volume of inert and other components;
ADR: the achieved at Geneva on 30 september 1957 European Agreement concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by road (Trb. 1959, 171);
waste oil: waste oils as referred to in article 1 of the decision raising waste;
delivery installation: all columns, consisting of one or more delivery pumps, pipes, measuring and line work, switches and surrounded by a casing or nozzles directly in connection standing, with associated pipes and accessories;
waste co-incineration plant: technical unit which is intended for the generation of energy or production of material products and which waste as a regular or additional fuel are used, or in which waste is thermally treated for the purpose of removal by the incineration by oxidation of waste as well as other thermal treatment processes in so far as the products of the treatment are subsequently incinerated;
waste waste list: list referred to in article 1, paragraph 1, of the European waste list Scheme;
waste incineration plant: technical unit specifically designed for the thermal treatment of waste, in which whether or not the heat generated is recovered, by the incineration by oxidation of waste as well as other thermal treatment processes in so far as the products of the treatment are subsequently incinerated;
waste incineration residues: liquid or solid waste that are produced by a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant;
capture efficiency: amount of vapor of light oil provided by an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II is captured, compared to the amount of vapor of light oil that would be emitted into the atmosphere without such a system, expressed as a percentage;
agricultural activities: set of activities that relates to crops or farm animals or farmed or grown to the extent that they bred, fattened, held or traded, including agricultural mechanized contract work such as running agricultural engineering works, manure distribution, earth moving or similar services;
farming materials: animal fertilisers not pumpable, silage, bijvoeder funds not pumpable, used substrate material of vegetable origin and residual material submitted by growing crops, as far as no inert goods;
ammonia emission: emission of ammonia NH3 per year, expressed in kilograms;
other renewable fuels: other renewable fuels as referred to in article 2, paragraph 1, part c, of Directive 2003/30/EC;
assimilation lighting: artificial exposure of crops, aimed at promoting the growth of crops;
car dismantling company: devices for the dismantling of end-of-life vehicles;
car wreck: 1 °. commercial vehicle referred to in the scheme on the basis of article 21, paragraph 1, of the road traffic Act 1994, of a weight not exceeding 3500 kilograms, 2 °. passenger car as set out in the arrangement on the basis of article 21, paragraph 1, of the road traffic Act 1994, and 3 °. moped as defined in the scheme on the basis of article 21, paragraph 1, of the road traffic Act 1994, other than a vehicle on two wheels, which is waste within the meaning of article 1.1, first paragraph, of the law;
ELV directive: Directive 74/60/EEC. 2000/53/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 18 september 2000 on end-of-life vehicles (OJ L 269);
axiaalspuit: equipment for the use of plant protection products in the ascending crop rows, with the spray solution, with air support is sprayed horizontally and tilted up;
BS, then: geluidbelasting indicator on shooting sound for the day, evening and night period, calculated in accordance with the calculation methodology on shoots sound;
operating time correction: correction referred to in the manual measuring and calculating industrial noise, being the logarithmic ratio of the length of time that the sound source during the assessment time is in operation, and the duration of the assessment period;
business area: cluster contiguous parcels with predominantly business destinations, within a designated area in a zoning plan as Business Park, not understood a zoned industrial area;
Administrator: Administrator referred to in article 1.1 of the water law;
limited vulnerable object: limited vulnerable object as referred to in article 1, paragraph 1, part b, of the decision external safety devices;
additional danger: a danger next to the largest gevaarseigenschap referred to in the ADR;
bijvoeder medium: vegetable residual product from agriculture and horticulture and from food preparation and processing, with the exception of waste food originating in restaurants, catering facilities and kitchens, including central kitchens and household kitchens;
Remember course: a shooting range or a combination of shooting ranges in a building or part of a building, with no open sides and with a closed cover;
biofuel: biofuel as referred to in article 2, paragraph 1, part a, of Directive 2003/30/EC, including in each case the biofuels, referred to in article 2, paragraph 2, of Directive 2003/30/EC, means;
biocidal product: biocidal product as referred to in article 1, first paragraph, of the law plant protection products and biocides;
organic production: production method referred to in article 1, first paragraph, section q, of the agricultural quality decision 2007;
biomass: a. products made from vegetable agricultural or forestry material that can be used as fuel to the energetic content;
b. the following waste: 1 °. vegetable waste from agriculture and forestry;
2 °. vegetable waste from the food processing industry, if the heat generated is recovered;
3 °. fibrous vegetable wastes arising from the production of virgin pulp production and from production of paper from pulp, if it is co-incinerated at the place of production and the heat generated is recovered;
4 °. Cork waste;
5 °. wood waste with the exception of wood waste as a result of treatment with wood preservatives or coating of halogenated organic compounds or heavy metals may contain;

bottom: top layer of the Earth's crust that is bounded by the hard rock and the Earth's surface, consisting of mineral particles, organic matter, water, air and living organisms;
soil-threatening activity: business activity that involve the use, production or emission of a soil-threatening substance;
soil-threatening dust: dust that can contaminate the soil as referred to in annex 2 of part 3 of the NRB, and substances or mixtures as defined in article 3 of the EC regulation on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, which can pollute the soil;
soil protecting measure: on the substances used and used soil protecting supply management tailored to measure aimed at repair, cleaning, maintenance, action in the event of incidents, company internal control, inspection or supervision, to prevent Immissions in the soil or repair the effects of such Immissions on soil quality, the implementation of which is ensured;
soil protecting resource: a vloeistofkerende supply, an impervious floor or hardening or another effective physical security, to prevent Immissions in soil;
bodemzijdig power: largest amount of energy, expressed in kW, that the bodemzijdig part of a closed bottom power system under normal conditions of use, Exchange with the soil;
above ground storage tank: storage tank not being a underground storage tank and not being a cargo tank of a bunker station;
fire compartment: fire compartment as referred to in article 1.1, first paragraph, of the building Act 2012;
fuel: solid, liquid or gaseous combustible material;
BTEX: benzene, toluene, Ethylbenzene and xylene;
outdoor communal barbecue: a shooting range or a combination of outdoor shooting ranges or in a building or part of a building without a closed cover;
outdoor communal barbecue with limited outdoor communal barbecue unsafe zone: with such facilities that the unsafe zone is limited to an area between the arm and the bullet-proof;
bunker station: floating building that because of its destination in the line is not moved and intended or in use for storage or supply of fuel for propulsion of ships;
coating: mixture, including all the organic solvents or mixtures, that used to be on a surface for a decorative, protective or other functional effect;
Composting: converting green waste and additives in a product that is entirely or largely consists of one or more organic waste using microorganisms are broken down and converted into a stable end product in such a way that only a slow degradation of humus will do best in it connections;
composting heap: heap of green waste and supplies, set up with the aim of this material to compost;
concentration area: concentration area as referred to in article 1 of the Law odour nuisance and stock;
consumer Fireworks: consumer fireworks as referred to in article 1.1.1, first paragraph, of the Fireworks Act;
CMR-fabric: substance or preparation which according to annex I to Directive 74/60/EEC. 67/548/EEC classified as Carcinogen category 1 or 2 or mutagenic category 1 or 2 or toxic to reproduction if «» category 1 or 2;
vapor/light oil ratio: ratio between the volume of vapour at atmospheric pressure of light oil provided by an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II and the volume of the delivered light oil;
vapour recovery unit: installation for the recovery of petrol vapour or from the conversion to electrical energy or heat from vapor, including any buffer tank systems from a terminal;
flow rate of light oil: total annual amount of light oil produced from mobile containers to a facility is provided;
dismantling company for two-wheeled motor vehicles: devices for disassembling wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles;
animal category: animal category referred to in the Regulation pursuant to article 1 of the law ammonia and stock;
animals: animals for which a smell with odor emission factor emission factor is determined on the basis of article 10 of the law odour nuisance and stock;
animals without odour emission factor: animals for which no emission factor is determined on the basis of article 10 of the law odour nuisance and stock;
animals stay: whether or not covered area in which farm animals are kept;
animal by-products: by-products referred to in article 2, paragraph 1 (a) of Regulation No 136/66/EEC. 1774/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council laying down health rules concerning animal by-products not intended for human consumption;
manure: animal fertilizers referred to in article 1, paragraph 1, part c, of the manure law;
animal place: animal place referred to in article 1, first paragraph, of the law ammonia and stock;
diesel engine: combustion engine which works on the compression-ignition cycle and that uses diesel to fuel to burn;
fugitive emissions: emission, in a form other than from a point source, in the air, soil or water, as well as in any products, unless otherwise specified in table 2.28 a;
digestate: residual product that remains after fermenting of at least 50% animal feces with only as an ancillary component products which, pursuant to article 5 of the implementing decree manure law;
dioxins and furans: 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachloordibenzodioxine (tcdd), 1, 2, 3, 7, 8-pentachloordibenzodioxine (pecdd), 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8-hexachloordibenzodioxine (hxcdd), 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8-hexachloordibenzodioxine (hxcdd), 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9-hexachloordibenzodioxine (hxcdd), 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8-heptachloordibenzodioxine (hpcdd), octachloordibenzodioxine (ocdd), 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachloordibenzofuraan (tcdf), 2, 3, 4, 7, 8-pentachloordibenzofuraan (pecdf), 1, 2, 3, 7, 8-pentachloordibenzofuraan (pecdf), 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8-hexachloordibenzofuraan (hxcdf), 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8-hexachloordibenzofuraan (hxcdf), 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9-hexachloordibenzofuraan (hxcdf), 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8-hexachloordibenzofuraan (hxcdf), 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8-heptachloordibenzofuraan (hpcdf), 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9-heptachloordibenzofuraan (hpcdf), or octachloordibenzofuraan (ocdf);
effective management of waste water: waste water management in such a way that account is taken of the order of preference indicated in article 12.59 a of the law;
darkness period: period from 1 november to 1 april from 6 pm to 12 am and from 1 april to 1 May and from 1 september to 1 november in the time of half an hour after sunset until 2 am;
drainage water: water that is drained through a system of perforated pipes that were made in the ground;
drain water: food water from hydroponic cultivation is not absorbed by the crop;
drift poor Cap: nozzle referred to in article 3.09, paragraph 1, part a;
slurry: manure that pumpable;
Cross-flow injection: equipment for the use of plant protection products in the ascending crop rows where the spray solution in the height evenly and left and right symmetrical;
emission screen: screen to reduce consequences of spray solution when applying plant protection products or leaf fertilizer;
equivalent noise level:: equivalent noise level as referred to in article 1 of the noise Law;
day value: the highest of the following three conditions: a. the value of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) between 7 am and 7 pm (day);
b. the 5 dB (A) increased value of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) between 19:00 and 23:00 (evening);
c. the 10 dB (A) increased value of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) between 23.00 and 07.00 hours (night);
EU industrial emissions directive: EU industrial emissions directive referred to in article 1.1, first paragraph, of the decision on environmental law;
EU system for vapour recovery phase-II: equipment referred to in article 2 (6) of Directive 74/60/EEC. 2009/126/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 October 2009 on stage II petrol vapour recovery during refuelling of motor vehicles at service stations (Ojeu L 285);
gas pressure measuring and control station category a: gas pressure measuring and control station with: – a design capacity less than or equal to 650 normal cubic meters per hour with a maximum operational inlaatzijdige working pressure that is less than or equal to 0.1 bar;
– a design capacity less than or equal to 10 normal cubic meters per hour with a maximum operational inlaatzijdige working pressure that is less or equal to 16 bar;
gas pressure measuring and control station category b: gas pressure measuring and control station with a design capacity less than or equal to 6000 normal cubic meters per hour with a maximum operational inlaatzijdige working pressure that is less or equal to 16 bar, other than a gas pressure measuring and control station category A;
gas pressure measuring and control station category c: gas pressure measuring and control station with a maximum operational inlaatzijdige working pressure that is less than or equal to 100 bar, other than a gas pressure measuring and control station category A or category B gas pressure measuring and control station;
gas cylinder: a movable pressure holder with a water capacity not exceeding 150 litres;
gas engine: combustion engine which works on the otto cycle and uses spark ignition or, in the case of dual-fuelmotoren, compression ignition to burn;
gas turbine: rotating machine which converts thermal energy into work consisting of a compressor, a thermal device in which fuel is oxidised in order to heat the working fluid, and a turbine;
gaszak: flexible storage provision for gases;
noise-sensitive area: noise-sensitive space as noise referred to in article 1 of the Law;
sound level: noise level in dB (A) referred to in article 1 of the Act sound pollution;

closed bottom power system: installation with which, without tapping groundwater and after use in the bottom, use is made of the soil for the supply of heat or cold for the heating or cooling of spaces in construction, by means of a closed circuit of pipes, including a corresponding heat pump, circulation pump and regeneration supply, if any;
smell sensitive object: smell sensitive object as referred to in article 1 of the Law odour nuisance and stock;
dangerous substances: substances and articles the carriage of which is prohibited or according to the ADR only under conditions is allowed, or substances, materials and articles referred to in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code;
façade: facade as referred to in article 1 in conjunction with Article 1b, fourth paragraph, of the law sound pollution;
sensitive buildings: homes and buildings on the basis of article 1 of the Act be considered noise pollution as other noise-sensitive buildings, with the exception of those buildings belonging to the establishment;
sensitive objects: sensitive buildings and sensitive areas;
sensitive areas: areas on the basis of article 1 of the Act be regarded as a sound noise sensitive areas, with the exception of those areas belonging to the establishment;
gewasbed: strip of cultivated land which in width is bounded by a strip of non-cultivated land;
plant protection product: plant protection product referred to in article 1, first paragraph, of the law plant protection products and biocides;
zoned industrial area: industrial estate as referred to in article 1 of the noise Law;
horticultural company means an establishment exclusively or mainly intended for the in a greenhouse growing crops, with the exception of such a device which is intended exclusively or mainly to the cultivation of edible mushrooms in a greenhouse or chicory;
greenhouse area: cluster contiguous parcels with mostly horticultural destinations;
large combustion plant: combustion plant with a total rated thermal input of 50 MW or more, regardless of the applied fuel type;
Heli traumacentrum: a teaching hospital that within the establishment has a provision for the landing and taking off of helicopters and that supply mainly in use for the regular transportation of a mobile medical team;
housing system: part of an animal at one animal category in which farm animals are kept in the same way;
inert substances hazardous goods: goods that no bottom, dangerous substances or substances CMR substances are;
ink: mixture that at a printing activity used to be a text or image on a surface to print;
approach of a surface water body: intersection of the tangents of the embankment and the horizontal ground level;
ISO: issued by the International Organization for Standardization standard;
Marina: devices for providing opportunity for the mooring of pleasure craft;
border nozzles operated: drift poor CAP that a vertex angle of up to 90 °;
boiler installation: combustion plant, consisting of a boiler in which fuel is combustion, which burning mainly aims to generate power or to heat transfer to water, steam or a combination of water or steam;
adhesive: mixture that is used to separate parts of a product to stick together;
clay pigeons: clay pigeons as referred to in article 1 of the decision clay-pigeon shooting on the environment;
Skeet course: outdoor communal barbecue which is shot with hail guns with the aim, clay pigeons or other targets in the context of the exercise for the hunt to get rid;
cooling system: a combination of refrigerant-filled with components that are connected to each other and making up a closed refrigerant circuit forms in which the refrigerant is circulated for the purpose of heat on or off;
artificial stone: blocks of grains or chunks of natural stone with Binder;
vulnerable object: vulnerable object as referred to in article 1, first paragraph, part l, of the decision external safety devices;
The noise indicator Lden: as included in article 3 (f) of Directive 74/60/EEC. 2002/49/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 25 June 2002 relating to the assessment and management of environmental noise;
: The noise indicator Lnight as included in article 3 of Directive 74/60/EEC. 2002/49/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 25 June 2002 relating to the assessment and management of environmental noise;
loading Portal: loading Portal referred to in article 2, part o, of Directive 94/63;
lacquer: transparent coating;
long time average rating level: (LAr, LT) the average of the varied levels of the onsite emergent sound, measured in a certain period and determined and assessed in accordance with the manual measuring and calculating industrial noise;
textile: the welding by means of heat generation or heat supply adhere together of textiles;
drip tray: one more feature for the soil protecting operation by the appropriate soil protecting measures is ensured, and that are around or under a soil-threatening activity and is capable of wegspattende liquids spilled during normal business operations or;
discharge: bringing: 1 °. substances referred to in article 6.1 of the water law in a surface water body;
2 °. waste water or other fluids on or in the soil;
3 °. waste water or other waste in a public rainwater system;
4 °. waste water or other waste in a public drainage system;
5 °. waste water or other waste in a public dirty water drains;
6 °. waste water or other waste in any other provision for the collection and transport of waste water, or 7 °. water or substances referred to in article 6.1 of the water law using a work, other than a public sewer, dirty water on a zuiveringtechnisch work;
LPG: mixture, consisting of mainly propane, propene, butane and butenen;
LPG delivery: reservoir installation including the pipes, fittings and accessories, the shipping columns and the filling point of the reservoir;
LPG-gas and service station: devices for the delivery of LPG to motor vehicles for road traffic;
LP tank car: vehicle, built to LPG to transport and equipped with one or more fixed tanks;
LQ: Limited Quantities, limited quantities as referred to in the ADR;
air support: supply to the spray boom sprayer equipment with a separate air flow creates a forced downward direction of the plant protection product;
mass flow: mass of a substance or substances that is emitted per unit of time, expressed in mass per unit time;
maximum sound level: (LAmax) maximum noise level measured in the meter reading «F» or «fast», as defined and assessed in accordance with the manual measuring and calculating industrial noise;
maximum emission value: maximum emission value referred to in article 1, first paragraph, of the law ammonia and stock;
milk cattle: bovine milk referred to in article 1, first paragraph, of the law ammonia and stock;
manure basin: provision for storing slurry, other than a storage tank or packaging;
manure pit: underground manure basin, equipped with a cover that can act as a floor and is part of an animals stay or of a former animals stay;
fertilizers: fertilizers referred to in article 1, paragraph 1, part d, of the manure law;
fertilizer group: indication of the category of danger of solid mineral inorganic fertilizers in accordance with the classification of PGS 7;
mobile medical team: team consisting of at least a doctor and a nurse, each with specific training and experience in the field of preclinical emergency medical assistance;
motor vehicles or tools: motor vehicles, trailers, agricultural implements and machines and body parts;
ammo-QRA: assessment of the security situation and the risk of proposed activities in the safety zones of a military ammunition store;
nanacht: period from 1 november to 1 april from midnight until Sunrise and from 1 april to 1 May and from 1 september to 1 november from 2 am until the time of Sunrise;
wet cooling tower: installation used for it, by means of an open construction, disposal of excess heat from production processes and buildings through the spray of water;
natural refrigerant: carbon dioxide, ammonia or hydrocarbons not being a fluorinated greenhouse gas provided for in Regulation (EU) No. 517/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 16 april 2014 or a controlled substance as referred to in Regulation (EC) no 1005/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 16 september 2009, as far as applied as refrigerant;
natural stone: from nature won blocks and slabs of stone;
NEC: net explosive weight, expressed as the mass of the explosive substance or the mass of the explosive substance in an explosive object;
NEN: issued by the Dutch Foundation Standards Institute standard;
not appropriate surface water body: body of surface water that no surface water body is designated;
non-permeable surface: ground covering supply with no leaching takes place to the underlying soil layer;
Nm3: normal cubic meters;
distress signals: distress signals that under the class 1.3 or class 1 of the ADR;
normal cubic meters: waste gas quantity at 273.15 Kelvin and 101.3 kilopascals and involved on dry air;
NRB: Dutch Soil Protection Directive;

NTA: by the Stichting Nederlandse issued Dutch technical standards Institute Appointment;
odour unit: European unity for odor concentration according to NEN-EN 13725;
underground storage tank: storage tank which is completely in the soil or ingeterpt;
unsafe zone: area in which bullets or hail from firearms can come down during shooting at an outdoor communal barbecue;
open bottom power system: installation with which from the land use is made for the supply of heat or cold for the heating or cooling of spaces in construction, by tapping ground water and after use in the soil, including associated source pumps and heat exchanger and heat pump, if fitted, and regeneration services;
solvent recycling: use of solvents recovered from an installation for any technical or commercial purpose organic solvents, including use as a fuel but excluding the removal of this recovered organic solvent as waste;
solvent input shall mean the quantity of organic solvents and their quantity in mixtures providing investment advice in the course of an activity, including the solvents recycled inside and outside the installation, each are included when they are used to the activity concerned;
solvent installation: installation in which activities and processes referred to in annex VII, part 1, when the EU directive industrial emissions;
solvent consumption shall mean the total input of organic solvents into an installation per 12 months, less any volatile organic compounds that are recovered for reuse;
storage tank: a rigid storage provision for gas with a capacity of at least 150 liter or a rigid storage facility for liquid with a capacity of at least 300 litres, save an intermediate bulk container that complies with Chapter 6.5 of the ADR;
organic solvent: volatile organic compound that is used: a. to, alone or in combination with other agents, and without undergoing a chemical change, raw materials, products or waste materials, to solve, b. as a cleaning agent to dissolve contaminants, c., d. If dispersant, e. f. or as a viscosity adjuster, or as a surface tension adjuster, g. as plasticizer or h. as a preservative;
canopied beds injection: equipment for the use of plant protection products in which the nozzles are mounted within a canopy, which with the exception of the front and the rear of the equipment, the gewasbed more or less encircles and where per gewasbed a unit of injection pipe and roof is used;
PAHs: sum of naphthalene, anthracene, fluoranthene, benzo (g, h, i) perylene, benzo (a) pyrene, benzo (b) fluoranthene, benzo (k) fluoranthene and indeno (1,2,3-cd) pyrene;
PER: tetrachloroethylene;
PGS: Publication Series Of Dangerous Substances;
pleasure craft means a ship designed or used for sports or leisure activities;
poultry: animals belonging to animal categories E1 to E5, F1 through F4, G1, G2 and J1, referred to in the Regulation pursuant to article 1 of the law ammonia and stock;
practice space: space for chemical, physical or medical education which the law on higher education and scientific research;
propane: product, consisting predominantly of propane and propylene, ethane, butane and butenen with small quantities, as far as the vapour pressure at 343 Kelvin (70 degrees Celsius) at most 3100 kilopascals (31 bar);
propene: extremely flammable liquefied gas to liquid with UN number 1077;
pyrotechnic articles for theatre use: pyrotechnic articles for theatre use referred to in article 1.1.1, first paragraph, of the Fireworks Act;
recirculation: reuse of drain or drainage water collected;
Recirculation system: provision for the collection and transportation of drain or drainage water for re-use;
reference level: higher levels in the parts (a) and (b): (a) the noise level, expressed in dB (A), measured over a certain period, during which 95% of the time is exceeded, excluding the contribution of the establishment itself;
b. the acting equivalent noise (LAeq) caused by road traffic sources minus 10 dB (A), except that for the night period by 23.00 to 07.00 hours only road traffic sources may be placed in account with an intensity of more than 500 motor vehicles during that period;
reflection screen: vertical construction of equipment for the use of plant protection products, which such a height and width, that consequences of overspray;
return tube of a closed bottom power system: the leadership that the circulation fluid back led by the bottom, making heat or cold is issued to the bottom;
Directive 2003/30/EC: Directive 74/60/EEC. 2003/30/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union (Ojeu L 123) of 8 May 2003 on the promotion of the use of biofuels or other renewable fuels for transport;
non-weak powder: powder that under the class 1.3 of the ADR;
chimney: structure with one or more channels for the discharge of waste gas flue gases with a view to the emission in the air;
SPF: Seasonal Performance Factor, with which the yield of a bottom power system is expressed as the quantities supplied by the system heat and cold in MWh per year, divided by the measured or calculated energy consumption of the system a year in MWh;
rail vehicle: vehicle intended for traffic on Rails including the bodywork components;
aerosol: non-refillable holder of metal, glass or plastic that contains a compressed, liquefied or dissolved gas, with or without a liquid, pasty or powdery substance, and equipped with a drain device which makes it possible, that the content is emitted in the form of a suspension of solid or liquid particles in a gas, in the form of foam, paste or powder or in liquid or gaseous state;
nozzle: outlet of the equipment for the use of plant protection products capable of spray solution to distribute in drops so that there is on the ground or on the crop a regular distribution;
spray gun: equipment for the use of plant protection products consisting of a spray pipe that has a nozzle that is maintained and operated by hand;
' combustion installation ' means a separate technical unit in which fuels are oxidised in order to use the heat thus generated;
substrate material: material, intended to be used for growing crops separate from the surface;
hydroponic cultivation: method of cultivation where crops grow regardless of the subsoil;
production space: surface area, expressed in square meters, which is used for growing crops;
cultivation free zone: Strip between the approach of the body of surface water and to grow the crop on which, subject to grassland, no crop or not the same crop as on the rest of the plot is grown;
Theatre: Theatre Fireworks fireworks as referred to in article 1.1.1, first paragraph, of the Fireworks Act;
total nitrogen: the sum of nitrate-, nitrite-, organic and ammonium nitrogen which the emission measurements shall be carried out referred to in article 2.3;
tunnel injection: equipment for the use of plant protection products in a crop row in which consequences of overspray is limited by a structure which encloses the crop row, in whole or in part;
two-wheeled motor vehicle: moped as defined in the scheme on the basis of article 21, paragraph 1, of the road traffic Act 1994, being a two-wheel vehicle or motorcycle as referred to in that regulation;
catch crop: barrier of trees, shrubs or other crops, which consequences of spray solution when using plant protection products or leaf fertilizer to a surface water body;
fixed object: site-specific construction or part thereof;
stock: devices for growing, breeding, fattening, keeping or trading livestock;
sprayer equipment: mechanically propelled equipment for the use of plant protection products at the aboveground volveldsbehandeling in outdoor crops, which a mostly downward flow of the spray solution effects;
venturidop: CAP that consists of an anteroom and outflow opening where as a result of the construction of the CAP by the flowing fluid creates a vacuum in the front room whereby by a small opening in the front room air is drawn in a natural way that is located in the front room mixes with the fluid which coarser drops which are distributed by an outflow opening;
residence location: residence spaces as referred to in article 1.1, part d, of the decision sound pollution;
Compacting: reducing the volume at a constant mass or a constant weight;
vergistinggas: gaseous fuel, with as main components methane and carbon dioxide, which is produced by fermentation of organic material;
: divide into smaller parts;
packing group: a group in which certain substances on the basis of their dangerousness during transport in accordance with ADR are classified for the packing of goods: 1 °.
packing group I: highly dangerous substances;
2 °.
packing group II: dangerous substances;
3 °.
packing group III: less hazardous substances;

transport unit with dangerous substances: a vehicle, trailer or trailer with a in accordance with the ADR for the transport of dangerous goods permitted tank, tank container, tank battery, tank-container, cargo space or cargo floor in which dangerous substances are present;
negligible soil risk: one of the situations referred to in the NRB in which by coordination of facilities and measures the creation or increase in contamination of soil measured between the zero-and eindsituatie research, referred to in article 2.11, first and third paragraphs, as much as possible, and where recovery of the soil is reasonably possible;
bijvoeder liquid bijvoeder agent: agent that is pumpable and that's as «inert goods» referred to in this article;
liquid fuel: light oil, medium oil or gas oil referred to in article 26 of the law on excise duty;
impervious floor or hardening: hardening floor or directly on the soil to ensure that no liquid to the not fluid-loaded side of that floor or hardening;
vloeistofkerende supply: physical barrier that is capable of temporarily substances;
volatile organic compound: organic compound, as well as the Group of creosote, which at 293.15 K a vapour pressure of 0.01 kPa or more, or having a corresponding volatility under the particular conditions of use;
feed water: water that is administered to the crop and where possibly fertilizers have been added;
provision for the management of waste water: a public waste water sewer system, public, public rainwater drainage system, any other provision for the collection and transport of waste water, a zuiveringtechnisch work or a treatment supply;
dirty water sewer: 1 °. dirty water a public sewer;
2 °. any other provision for the collection and transportation of municipal waste water, connected to a sewage treatment facility, which according to a permit referred to in article 6.2 of the water law fellow for the purification of urban waste water is meant, or connected to a zuiveringtechnisch work; or 3 °. a work, other than a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, connected to a zuiveringtechnisch work;
Fireworks: Fireworks as referred to in article 1.1.1, first paragraph, of the Fireworks Act;
combined heat and power installation: combustion plant, intended for simultaneous generation of heat and power for the heat useful is used;
wind turbine: a device for generating electrical or thermal capacity from wind;
Home: building or part of a building where habitation is permitted under the zoning plan, the beheersverordening referred to in article 3.38 of the law spatial planning, or, if in application of article 2.12, first paragraph, of the law environmental law general provisions of the zoning plan or deviated from the beheersverordening, the area permit referred to in article 1.1, first paragraph, of the latter law;
wreck of a two-wheeled motor vehicle: two-wheeled motor vehicle that is waste within the meaning of article 1.1, first paragraph, of the law;
very sensitive area: very sensitive area within the meaning of the law ammonia and stock.
Hospital: General, academic or independent hospital referred to in category 23.1 (a) part C of annex I to the decision environmental law;
sewage effluent treatment facility: work, that no work is zuiveringtechnisch;
black powder: powder that falls under the class 1.1 of the ADR.
2 In this Act and the provisions based thereupon, in respect of emissions to the air, the following definitions shall apply: source: emissions to the air of a whether or not editing unit equipped with emission-reducing facilities and regardless of whether those emission combined with other emissions is discharged to one or more point sources;
ERP: emission-related parameter: measurable or calculable quantity that in direct or indirect relationship to assess emissions with the State, divided into categories A and B, with Group A, if necessary after calibration, a quantitative picture of the emission and category B a quality image;
grensmassa current: a threshold value for each substance class, expressed in grams of emission per hour beyond which there is a emission to the air is considered relevant;
ISO-air conditions: temperature of 288 Kelvin, a pressure of 101.3 kilopascals and a relative humidity of 60 percent;
cost effectiveness: annual cost of emission-reducing measures divided by the emission reduction, expressed in euro per kilogram of emission reduction;
maximum permissible risk level: on the basis of scientific data derived standard for a substance that specifies the frame at which concentration in air: 1 ° for ecosystems no irreversible detrimental effect is to be expected;
2 ° no irreversible detrimental effect for man is to be expected, or, in the case of genotoxic carcinogens, the chance of death is less than 10-6 per year;
measurement method: the whole of sampling, sample treatment and analysis for the quantification of emissions;
standard air conditions: conditions of the air at a temperature of 273 K, 101.3 kPa and involved on dry air;
noise emission: the increase in the freight of the emission, expressed in grams/hour, at the failure of a cleaning technique or process-integrated measure. This is calculated as the difference between the uncleaned mass flow and mass flow calculated from the flow rate multiplied by the applicable emission concentration;
noise factor F: grensmassa, the interference emissions divided by the current;
TEQ: toxic equivalence factor, to handle for determining the total concentration of dioxins and furans;
substance category: clustering of substances based on similar physical or chemical properties;
fabric range: subdivision within a substance category based on similar (toxicological) properties;
ERS: dust class of extremely risky chemicals: persistent, easily accumulating and highly toxic substance;
GA: substance category of gaseous inorganic substances;
go: substance category of gaseous organic compounds, with the exception of methane;
MVP: dust class of minimalisatieverplichte substances;
point source: a fixed point of channeled and thus basically quantifiable emissions into the air;
S: substance category of suspended particles, expressed as total dust;
so: dust category of dust shaped organic substances;
SA: substance category of inorganic particulate substances;
ZZS: fabric category of substances of very high concern, divided into the substance classes ERS, and MVP2 MVP1.
3 a ministerial order may, in the interest of protecting the environment, rules on the designation of substances and the subdivision of substance classes and substance categories referred to in paragraph 2.
4 A amendment of article 3 (f) and (i) of Directive 74/60/EEC. 2002/49/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 25 June 2002 relating to the assessment and management of environmental noise, go to the application of the definition in the first paragraph of Lden and Lnight are current as of the day on which the relevant amending Directive implementation must have been given, unless by Ministerial Decree , which is published in the Government Gazette, a different time is fixed.

Article 1.2 In this decision and the provisions based thereupon: competent authority: competent authority referred to in article 1.1 of the Act, as well as: (a) the governing body that have jurisdiction to grant an environmental permit for the establishment concerned;
b. the administrator, if the discharge referred to in article 6.2 of the water law;
c. Mayor and aldermen, if the discharge referred to in article 10.32 of the law;
d. Executive Council of the province where the discharge into the soil takes place, if that takes place other than discharge from a device and takes place in whole or in part, at a depth of more than 10 meters below ground level;
e. Mayor and Councillors of the municipality where the discharge takes place on or in the soil, if that takes place other than discharge from a device other than discharge into the soil as referred to in part d;
device type a: a device: a. for which no area permit is required for an activity referred to in article 2.1, paragraph 1, point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law;
b. where, if within a distance of 50 metres from the border of the establishment sensitive objects are present, in the period between 19:00 and 07:00 hours on average four or fewer transport movements, referred to in article 1.11, first paragraph, take place with motor vehicles of which the mass of the unladen vehicle plus the payload more than 3500 kilograms;
c. which partly on the basis of the nature of the establishment, not likely that in any departure of the establishment the equivalent noise level (Leq) caused by the music performed brought in the representative business situation, exceed: 1 °. 70 dB (A) If this aanpandig is located in departure or with sensitive buildings;
2 °. 80 dB (A) if part 1 ° does not apply;
d. where in the outdoors or on an open premises of the establishment no music performed;
e. where in the outdoor air no training ground for motor vehicles;
f. where no cooling installation according to the instructions that is supposed to be filled with more than 30 kg of synthetic refrigerant; and g. where no activities are carried out with waste materials coming from outside the establishment;
h. where no motorized model airplanes, model craft or model vehicles in the open air;

i. in which none of the activities listed under Chapters 3 and 4 or only one or more of the following activities or share activities are carried out: 1 °. the manufacture of foods for people who live or work in the establishment;
2 °. operation of combustion plants for the heating of buildings or heating of domestic hot water;
3 °. providing parking in a parking garage for up to 30 passenger cars;
4 °. the present having an emergency power generator that not more than 50 hours per year in operation;
5 °. the discharge of domestic waste water in a dirty water drains;
6 °. the discharge of run-off rain water that does not originate from a soil protecting supply;
7 °. the discharge of cooling water other than in a dirty water drains;
8 °. the discharge of groundwater at groundwater dewatering, other than as referred to in article 3.1, paragraph 1, on or in the soil or with a duration of not more than 48 hours;
9 ° saving in storage tanks of up to 1,000 liter gas oils and biodiesel that meets NEN-EN 14214;
10 ° saving in storage tanks of substances not being dangerous substances, mineral oil or biodiesel that meets NEN-EN 14214;
11 °. storing dangerous substances referred to in article 7.6, paragraph 2 and paragraph 3 (a) to (d), of the building Act 2012;
12 °. saving in packing of up to 50 litres of gas oil or biodiesel that meets NEN-EN 14214;
13 °. Save the packaging of substances, other than hazardous substances;
14 °. the discharge as a result of cleaning operations to fixed objects, which are periodically performed and using only dirt removal is removed;
15 °. operation of a battery charger;
16 °. The on-and skipping inert goods not shifting-sensitive;
type B device: a device for which no area permit is required for an activity referred to in article 2.1, paragraph 1, point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law and that no decor type A is;
type C device: a device that belongs to a category of establishments on the basis of article 1.1, third paragraph, of the law general provisions environmental law is appropriate;
custom code: Regulation as referred to in articles 8.42 and 10.32, first paragraph, of the Act, article 17, paragraph 3, and article 65, paragraph 1, of the soil protection Law and article 6.6, paragraph 2, of the water law, containing: a. the competent authority a decision imposing additional requirements, or b. a waiver whereby the competent authority the designated provisions are not applicable with or without setting restrictions or conditions;
law: the environmental management act.

Article 1 .2A [expired per 01-01-2014] article 1.3 1 With goods referred to under or pursuant to this decision shall be treated in the relevant goods lawfully manufactured or placed on the market in another Member State of the European Union or in a State, other than a Member State of the European Union, which is a party to a Treaty to that effect a Customs Union or are lawfully manufactured in a State which is a party to a Treaty that binds to a free-trade area an Netherlands, and comply with requirements of a level of protection at least equivalent to the level that is pursued with the national requirements.
2 with inspection reports referred by or under this decision shall be treated as approvals, issued by an independent inspection institution in another Member State of the European Union or in a State, other than a Member State of the European Union, which is a party to a Treaty to that effect that Netherlands or binds, which statement is issued on the basis of investigations which a level of protection at least equivalent to the level with the national investigations is pursued.
3 with professional requirements laid down by or pursuant to this decision shall be treated as professional requirements in another Member State of the European Union or in a State, other than a Member State of the European Union, which is a party to a Treaty to that effect that Netherlands or binds, and vocational level ensure that at least equivalent to the level that is pursued with the national requirements.
4 with a certificate or accreditation as provided by or under this Act or in a by or under this decision not listed-public law scheme, the NRB, as far as the text thereof pursuant to the provisions under article 1.7, paragraph 3, in the application of this decision may be offered, shall be issued a certificate or accreditation by a competent institution in another Member State of the European Union or in a State , not being a Member State of the European Union, which is a party to a treaty to that effect that Netherlands or binds, based on investigations or documents that provide a level of protection at least equivalent to the level that is pursued with the national investigations or documents.
5 with the not mentioned by or under this decision-public-sector schemes, the NRB, as far as the text thereof pursuant to the provisions under article 1.7, paragraph 3, in the application of this decision may be offered, be treated as equivalent rules established and published in another Member State of the European Union or in a State, other than a Member State of the European Union , which is a party to a treaty to that effect that Netherlands or binds, and a level of protection at least equivalent to the level that is pursued with the national rules.

§ 1.1.1 a. Omhang provision Article 1 .3a this decision rests partly on the articles 8.42 a, 9.5.1 through 9.5.3, 10.2, second paragraph, of the Act, the articles and 10.32 6.2, paragraph 1, subparagraph (b), and paragraph 2, part b, 6.6, 6.7 and 6.12, part (e) of the water law, the articles 78, 79 and 80 of the Act plant protection and biocidal products, articles 1.1, paragraph 3 , 2.1, paragraph 1, part i, 2.17 and 3.9, third paragraph, of the law general provisions environmental law, articles 6, 17 and 65 of the soil protection Act and article 2, paragraph 1, of the manure law.

Article 1.3 (b) Chapter 6 of the water law is also apply to acts which rules have been drawn up by or under the Act plant protection and biocidal products, in so far as such acts take place: a. in carrying out agricultural activities or activities related to it;
b. when the discharge of cooling water.

§ 1.1.2. Scope and other procedural provisions article 1.3 (c) a company housing, belonging to or formerly belonging to an establishment where only or mainly agricultural activities or activities related to it, which, on the basis of the land use plan, the beheersverordening or, if in application of article 2.12, paragraph 1, of the Wabo of the zoning plan or deviated from the beheersverordening , the area permit may be inhabited by a third party, in respect of that establishment for the purposes of it by or under this decision some considered part of that establishment.

Article 1.4 anyone who discharges from a device type A, type B or type C a device a device, is sufficient to discharge referred to in article 6.1 of the water law, to the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision, with the exception of section 1.2.

Article 1 .4A the one other than from a device discharges as a result of agricultural activities or activities related to it, comply with the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision that discharge.

Article 1.4 b the one near a body of surface water for agricultural activities or activities that related to plant protection and biocidal products used, complies with the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision.

Article 1.5 under or pursuant to the articles 3.78 to 3.83 asked rules do not apply to the use of plant protection products, if under or pursuant to article 3 of the Plantenziektenwet that use rules and in so far as such rules are not compatible with the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision.

Article 1.5 (a) by way of derogation from articles 1, 1.9 b, 1.22, 2 .1a, 2 .3a, 2 .8A, 2.11, 2.14, 2.15, 2.16 (a) c a b, a, a, 2.22 2.23 2.27 a, 3, 4 and 5, the one that a combustion plant within the Dutch exclusive economic zone in effect, exclusively to the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision and regulations in Chapter 1, with the exception of article 1.4, and in paragraph 3.2.1 , with the exception of articles 3.10 3.10 3.10 n and o, k, and in the articles 5.43 and 5.44, and in Chapter 6.

Article 1.5 (b) by or under articles 2.3 and 2.4 b asked rules do not apply in so far as such rules are not compatible with international treaties.

Article 1.6 1 exemption shall be granted in respect of the prohibitions referred to in article 6.2, first and second paragraph, of the water law for: a. discharge from a device type A or type B as far as a device to that discharge made under or pursuant to the rules articles 3.1 to 3.5, 3.5 to 3.5 g, 2.2 to 3.6 g 3.31, 3.32, 3.33, 3.10 k,, 3.34, 3.60 to 3.64, 4.59 to 3.91, 3,101, 3,102, 3,104, 3,105 3,138, 3,150, 3,152, 3,131,, 4.74 4.74 4.74 k, c, n, 4.104 4.103 g and e;

b. discharge from a device type C, provided that the discharge rules are laid down in or by virtue of articles 3.1 to 3.5, 3.5 to 3.5 g, 2.2 to 3.6 g, 3.10 k, 3.31, 3.32, 3.33, 3.34, 3.60 to 3.64, 4.59 to 3.91, 3,101, 3,102, 3,104, 3,105, 3,131, 3,152 3,138 and 3,150 and;
c. discharge from a device other than submitted by agricultural activities or activities related to it as far as that discharge rules are laid down in articles 3.3, 3.31, 3.32, 3.33, 3.34, 3.60 to 3.64, 4.59 to 3.91, 3,101, 3,102, 3,104, 3,105.
2 the discharge, referred to in paragraph 1, which do not comply with the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision and regulations is prohibited.
3 of the prohibition referred to in article 10.2, first paragraph, of the law,, exemption shall be granted for discharge on or in the ground other than from a design submitted by agricultural activities or activities related to it.
4 articles of this decision, subject to this paragraph, are not applicable to the in a surface water body: 1 °. in a work or keeping construction materials;
2 °. making, distributing or storage of ground or dredged material as well as keeping those installed or temporarily stored ground or dredged material;
3 °. discharge submitted by applying construction materials, ground or dredged material, which the Dutch Decree on soil quality.
5 this decision shall not apply to discharges on or in the soil which are made under the mining rules.

Article 1.7 1 a ministerial order may include: a. for the protection of the environment rules in effect of chapters 2, 3 and 4;
b. in effect of the at or under this decision for the discharge into a body of surface water, surface water bodies are designated, which rules laid down with a view to the discharge no special protection.
2 a ministerial order may be imposed the obligation to meet custom requirements that are necessary for the protection of the environment by the competent authority with regard to the rules referred to in paragraph 1, part a, and can be determined to what extent those custom requirements may differ from the rules referred to in part a. 3 a ministerial order of the rules in the application of this decision to respect the text of : a. by or under this decision not listed-public-sector schemes, and b. the NRB.

Article 1.8 If at or under this decision provides that a specified measure for the protection of the environment should be applied a different measure can be applied if the competent authority has decided that with that measure at least an equivalent level of protection of the environment is achieved.

Article 1.9 of the decision declaring a customized prescription by or under this decision, shall be notified in one or more newspapers, news magazines or door to door sheets.

Article 1.9 (a) in application of article 28, first paragraph, last sentence, of the Dienstenwet, is paragraph 4.1.3.3. of the General Administrative Law Act do not apply to the application for accreditation referred to in article 3.20, paragraph 4 (a).

Section 1.2. Message Article 1.9 (b) this section shall apply to the one that: a. a device type B floats, or b. a device type C drives, as far as this section relates to activities carried out within the establishment to which Chapter 3 applies.

Article 1.10 1 the person who erects an establishment, please notify at least four weeks before the establishment to the competent authority.
2 the first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis with regard to the change of a device and changing the operation thereof. This notification is not required, a notification in accordance with this article (whichever is earlier) is done and no derogation by this change of the information provided in that message.
3 to the message, the following information: (a) the address and the number of the Chamber of Commerce of the establishment;
b. the name and address of the person who establishes or changes the décor changes or its functioning, and, if someone is different, of the person who will drive the installation or;
(c) the time at which the establishment or change thereof will be brought into effect, or the change of its functioning will be accomplished;
d. the nature and scope of the activities and processes in the establishment;
e. implementation of the classification and the establishment, in which the limits of the premises of the establishment, its location and the layout of the buildings, the function of the distinguishable areas and the location of the company sewage system and the place of discharge points; and f. a situation sketch, with a scale of at least 1:10,000 indicating the location of the device in relation to the environment and that is equipped with a noordpijl.
4 the governing body that receive a notification for which another governing body Commission competent authority is, send a copy of the message to that other competent authority. The notification shall be deemed to have been done partly at that other competent authority.

Article 1.10 (a) 1 the one who intends to have agricultural activities or activities related to it to be carried out outside an establishment as a result of which discharge can take place, reports the discharge at least four weeks before it starts to the competent authority.
2 the first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis with regard to changing the activities referred to in that paragraph. A ticket is not required if: a. a notification earlier in accordance with this article is done by this change and no deviation of the data provided on that message and articles 1.13 and 1.14 do not impose providing other data, or b. the changing activities only a change to the information on the growing concern and to grow crops and on plots by article 26 of the implementing decree manure law have been reported to the Minister of Economic Affairs, agriculture and innovation.
3 to the message, the following information: a. the name and address of the person who reports;
b. the nature and scope of the activities carried out;
(c) the time at which the discharge will begin and the duration of the discharge, and (d) the location of the plots from which the discharge takes place.
4 the competent authority may in accordance with article 26 of the implementing decree manure law reported data to the extent necessary for the supervision of compliance with the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision.
5 Notwithstanding the first and second member is a message not required for the discharge referred to in paragraph 3.1.3.

Article 1.11 1 to the notification referred to in article 1.10, a report of an acoustic research annexed between 19:00 and 07:00, expected to average more than four transport movements take place with motor vehicles of which the mass of the unladen vehicle plus the payload more than 3,500 kg and within a distance of 50 metres from the border of the establishment sensitive objects are present. The average referred to in the first sentence is an average measured over the period of one year. For devices referred to in article 2.17, fifth and sixth member, instead of «between 19:00 and 07:00» read «between 19:00 and 06:00». The first sentence shall not apply to establishments which exclusively or mainly intended for the public sale to third parties of liquid fuel, oil and natural gas for road traffic and exclusively or mainly catering establishments where activities take place.
2 to the notification referred to in article 1.10, a report of an acoustic research annexed it, partly on the basis of the nature of the establishment, plausible is that: a. in any departure of the establishment the equivalent noise levels (LAeq) caused by the music performed brought in the representative business situation, exceed: 1 °. 70 dB (A) If this aanpandig is located in departure or with sensitive buildings;
2 °. 80 dB (A) if part 1 ° does not apply; or b. in the outdoors or on an open premises of the establishment will be put to music.
3 at a notification referred to in article 1.10, a report of an acoustic research annexed: a. reporting on one or more wind turbines;
b. outdoors metals in bulk are skipped or in outdoor metal mechanically modified;
c. reporting on a device as referred to in category 27.3 of part (C) of annex 1, the decision on environmental law;
d. airbags or seatbelt be neutralized by this to ignite;
e. reporting on a device as referred to in category b, of part 11.1, part (C) of annex 1 to the decision, environmental law, in so far as it concerns a device for manufacturing concrete mortar or concrete;
f. you are reporting on a remember remember course and the distance of the course to the nearest sensitive object smaller than 50 metres, or g. reporting on an outdoor communal barbecue.
4 the competent authority may decide that the production of a report of an acoustic research referred to in the first to third member is not required, if plausible is that to the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19, 2.20 2.17 2.19 a, a, a, 3,160, 3.14, or the applicable sound values of the area permit can be met.

5 If a notification has been served as provided for in article 1.10, paragraph 1 or 2, and plausible is that, in circumstances other than those mentioned in the first to third member, the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) or the maximum sound level (LAmax) caused by the present at the establishment, installations and equipment, as well as by the work carried out in the establishment and activities or caused by the change thereof , exceed the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19, 2.20, 2.17 (a) or the applicable sound values of the area permit, the competent authority within four weeks after receipt of the report conclude that within a period specified by the competent authority a report of an acoustic research is presented.
6 the competent authority may, within four weeks after receipt of the report referred to in article 1.10, decide that a report of an acoustic research is presented if the establishment is located on a zoned industrial area and a report of an acoustic investigation is necessary for zone management.
7 from the report of an acoustic research shows on the basis of sound or noise measurements carried out calculations or to the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19, 2.20 2.17 2.19 a, a, a, 3,160, 3.14 or the applicable sound values of the area permit can be met. The report shows which provisions are made to prevent the values referred to in the first sentence be exceeded.
8 in the case of a device referred to in category 11.3, part c, under 2 ° and 3 °, of part C of annex I to the decision, environmental law, the report also describes the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) caused by the establishment at the zone border and sensitive objects within the zone on the basis of which the competent authority can assess whether the sound conditions for the zone can be met.
9 The acoustic research is carried out in accordance with the manual measuring and calculating industrial noise.
10 by way of derogation from the ninth member is the acoustic research for wind turbines, an outdoor communal barbecue or a remember course carried out in accordance with a ministerial order requirements.
11 if plausible is that the sound levels because of work and activities at an establishment covered by article 2.17, paragraph 5, a significant contribution to the total noise of the device, can the competent authority within four weeks after receipt of the report decide that a report of an acoustic research is presented. The research focuses using sound sound measurements or calculations on the existing and expected sound levels because of the work and activities. The report identifies the technical provisions are made and what rules of conduct are adhered to this noise levels to a minimum.

Article 1.12 if, on the basis of article 7 of the decision with a uniform remediation remediation can be started after five working days have passed from the date of receipt of the notification referred to in article 6 of that decision, the one that intends to discharge from that soil remediation referred to in article 3.1, second, third and fourth member, contrary to the period referred to in article 1.10 , first paragraph, this at least five working days before the discharge starts.

Article 1.13 If the discharge of groundwater at dewatering as referred to in article 3.2, third, fifth and seventh member, longer than 48 hours but not more than 8 weeks, reports the one who intends to discharge contrary to the period referred to in article 1.10, first paragraph, this at least five working days before the discharge starts.

Article 1.13 (a) in the case of a notification as referred to in article 1.10,, if the message concerns the discharge as a result of demolition or renovation work on or new construction of solid objects, as referred to in article 3.6 b, also called work plan in that article.

Article 1.14 At a notification referred to in article 1.10 or article 1.10 (a) in the case of a discharge of domestic waste water in a surface water body or on or in the soil as referred to in article 3.4 reported the following information: a. the number of inhabitant equivalents that is discharged; and (b) the method of treatment of the waste water.

Article 1.14 a 1 to a notification referred to in article 1.10 are: a. in the case of the focused work with a biological agent that has been or shall be classified in Group 2 in the laboratory or practice space as referred to in article 4,122, the location of the areas reported working with a biological agent that has been or shall be classified in Group 2 , b. in the case of the focused work with a biological agent, other than that referred to in (a), and that belongs to a species that a ministerial order is appropriate, reported to what kind of biological agent belongs to.
2 for the Group Division referred to in paragraph (a) is affiliated with the classification in risk groups of Directive 74/60/EEC. 2000/54/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 september 2000 on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to biological agents at work.

Article 1.15 the one who drives a device available to the competent authority within the provided by that governing body asked reasonable term, as far as he reasonably have one or all information on substances and preparations and products containing substances or preparations have been processed, that the competent authority reasonably assist in the custom rules.

Article 1.16 1 At a notification referred to in article 1.10, if there have been saving, skip or process waste that come from outside the establishment, reported the following information: a. the waste and the activities with waste materials referred to in part 28.10, under 1 ° to 34 ° of strand C, annex 1 to the decision, environmental law , and b. per act per waste the maximum storage capacity and the processing capacity per year.
(2) if the waste referred to in paragraph 1, be collected from or be issued by a person other than the one that the installation is accompanied by a description of the procedures for the notification of acceptance and control of the received waste as referred to in article 2.14 (b).

Article 1.16 (a) in the case of a notification as referred to in article 1.10 is a report with the substantiation of the consequences for air quality, in the case of an establishment covered by subparagraph (b), 11.1, category of part (C) of annex 1 to the decision, environmental law, in so far as it concerns a device for manufacturing concrete mortar or concrete.

Article 1.17 1 At a notification referred to in article 1.10, if there have been a zuiveringtechnisch work, accompanied by a description how to fulfill the provisions in or under section 3.5 (b) and section 3.5 d.
2 In a notification referred to in article 1.10, is if there is a device for making or editing foods or beverages referred to in article 3,137 attached, a description how to fulfill article 3,140.
3 at a notification referred to in article 1.10, is if there is a facility for the processing of polyester resin, accompanied by a description how to fulfill the provisions in or under article 4.31 c.
4 the competent authority may, within four weeks after receipt of the report referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, if insufficient is likely to section 3.5 (b) and section 3.5 d 3,140 respectively are met, decide that a report of an odor research is presented.
5 an odor investigation referred to in paragraph 4 shall be implemented in accordance with NTA 9065.

Article 1.17 (a) in the case of a notification as referred to in article 1.10, if there have been the creation of a zuiveringtechnisch work or the modification of an existing work that zuiveringtechnisch the discharge of that work on a surface water body, also reported the following information: a. the design capacity, expressed in population equivalent, and the increase in the design capacity between 1 september 1992 and time of the message , b. the average discharge flow rate in cubic metres per day, (c) the maximum hydraulic supply in cubic metres per hour, d. the expected concentrations of biochemical oxygen demand, chemical oxygen demand, total phosphorus and total nitrogen substances, unresolved in discharge water in milligrams per litre, e. the results of a test of the immission concentrations total phosphorus and total nitrogen, carried out in accordance with an appropriate under article 5.4 , second paragraph, of the decision environmental law preferred BAT-information document (Handbook immission key: review of discharges on effects to surface water), and f. to process waste which per axle of the outside the establishment, to apply the best available treatment technologies and the acceptance and processing policy.

Article 1.18 1 At a notification referred to in article 1.10, if farm animals in the establishment are held in animal shelters, also provided the following elements: a. per animal at the number of farm animals per category and per animal housing system, called in the scheme on the basis of article 1 of the law ammonia and stock;
b. per animal at a description of the ventilation system;
c. per animals stay in which animals are held with an odor emission factor:

1 °. the input data of the diffusion model V-stacks permit, called in the scheme on the basis of article 10 of the law odour nuisance and stock;
2 °. a floor plan drawing in accordance with the description of the stay applied within the animal housing systems, on which the emission points and the fans with their diameter;
3 °. a sectional drawing in accordance with the description of the stay applied within the animal housing systems, on which the gutter height, the Ridge height, the emission points and the fans.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to establishments where fewer than 10 sheep, 5 horses, 10 goats, rabbits and poultry, 25 25 10 other farm animals are kept.

Article 1.19 At a notification referred to in article 1.10, the input data for the air quality model provided in the case of the ISL3a in housing systems like: a. at least 500 and not more than 1,200 meat cattle, belonging to the animal categories A4 to A7, called in the scheme on the basis of article 1 of the law ammonia and stock;
b. at least 3,000 pieces poultry, as far as there is no IPPC installation;
c. at least 900 pigs belonging to the animal categories D1 to D3, called in the scheme on the basis of article 1 of the law ammonia and stock, as far as there is no IPPC installation;
d. at least 1,500 pieces poultry belonging to the animal categories E1 to E5, F1 through F4, G1, G2 and J1, called in the scheme on the basis of article 1 of the law ammonia and stock, 500 weaned piglets in the animal category d. 1.1, called in the scheme on the basis of article 1 of the law ammonia and stock or 500 farm animals other than poultry and weaned piglets if farm animals inside the establishment of more than one main category as referred to in the Regulation pursuant to article 1 of the law ammonia and stock.

Article 1.20 At a notification referred to in article 1.10 or article 1.10 a, be, for discharge referred to in articles 3.60, 3.61, 4.59, 3.77, 3.83 3.80, and 3,105 from certified organic agriculture, information from which it can be inferred that there is organically grown.

Article 1.21 At a notification referred to in article 1.10, if there is a discharge in the dirty water drains of oxygen-binding substances with an annual average value of 5,000 population equivalent or more pollution, insight into the distribution of discharge for the year.

Article 1.21 (a) a notification referred to in article 1 at 1.10, if there have been installing a closed bottom power system where section 3.2.8 applies, also reported the following information: a. the name and address of the person who bores or other work for the installation;
b. a situation sketch, with a scale of at least 1:1,000 and features a noordpijl, indicating the location of the system in relation to its surroundings;
c. the end depth at which the system will be installed;
d. the x-y coordinates of the center point of the system;
e. a justification showing that operation of the system does not lead to such interference with a previously installed bottom power system that the efficient running of one of the relevant systems may be impaired;
f. energy efficiency, expressed as the SPF, that the soil will achieve in power system with use of the building in accordance with the destination for which the system is designed, as evidenced by a written declaration of the installer;
g. the bodemzijdig power of the system and the extent of the need for heat and cold in which the system provides.
2 In a notification referred to in article 1.10 that activities referred to in article 3.16 p, the name and address of the person who mentioned that work has been carried out.
3 If a closed bottom power system is installed for the date of entry into force of paragraph 3.2.8 and voluntarily from that time a notification is done by operation of that system, the message with the following information: a. the name and address of the person who has the system;
b. a description of the characteristics of the system;
c. in paragraph 1(b) to (d), and (g) data referred to.

Article 1 .21B 1 At a notification referred to in article 1.10 is a ammunition-QRA, which complies with the rules, put under article 2.6.7, fifth paragraph, of the decision general rules regional planning, if there have been it in a device that is in use with the Netherlands or allied military: a. creation of a provision in which dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 or more than 50 kilogram class NEC 1.3 are stored;
b. expanding the amount of stored dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 per storage supply;
c. expanding the amount of stored dangerous substances of ADR class 1.3 per storage supply, if, after expansion more than 50 kilogram NEC of this class is present;
d. changing the State of a facility where hazardous substances of ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 or more than 50 kilogram class NEC 1.3 is stored.
Chapter 2. General rules for all the activities section 2.1. Duty of care Article 2 this section shall apply to the one that: a. a device type A or B drives an establishment, or b. a device type C drives, as far as this section relates to activities carried out within the establishment to which Chapter 3 applies.

Article 2.1 1 the one that drives an establishment and knows or reasonably could have been expected to know that by it or whether or not the establishment temporarily inactivating of harming the environment arise or may arise, which are not or not sufficiently be prevented or limited by compliance with the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision , that effects or limited as far as prevention is not possible and as far as this can reasonably be demanded.
2 under the prevention or restriction of the emergence of adverse consequences for the environment as referred to in paragraph 1 means: a. an efficient use of energy;
b. the prevention or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting soil pollution;
c. preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting pollution of groundwater;
d. preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the contamination of a surface water body;
e. preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting air pollution;
f. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the limit noise to an acceptable level;
g. the occurrence or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odor nuisance;
h. the occurrence or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of light pollution;
i. the occurrence or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of dust nuisance;
j. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the limit of trillinghinder to an acceptable level;
k. the occurrence or as far as that is not possible to limit the adverse impact on the environment of the movement of people and goods to and from the device;
l. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences;
m. provide good state of maintenance of the establishment;
n. the protection of the effective functioning of the facilities for the management of waste water;
o. the effective management of waste water;
p. the effective management of waste;
q. protecting the darkness and the dark landscape in areas designated by the competent authority.
3 paragraphs 1 and 2, parts b, c, d, n, o and p, shall apply mutatis mutandis to the person who, other than from any establishment, discharges as a result of agricultural activities or activities related to it.
4 the competent authority with regard to the obligation, referred to in the first and third paragraphs, set custom rules as far as the aspect by or under this decision is not exhaustive. This can encompass the custom requirements by the installation or the one that activities to be carried out are described, as well as discharges that measurements, calculations or counts must be carried out to determine the extent to which the décor or the discharge, referred to in the third paragraph, adverse consequences for environmental causes.

Section 2.2. Discharges Article 2.1 (a) this section shall apply to the one that: a. a device type A or B drives an establishment, or b. a device type C drives, as far as within the establishment activities are carried out which Chapter 3 applies.

Article 2.2 1 it is prohibited: a. to discharge wastewater on or in the soil, unless the discharge is allowed by or under articles 2.2 b, 3.1 to 3.5, 3.6, 3.6, 3.6, 3.6, 3.10 g f a k, d, h, 3.23 3.24 3.16, 3.32 to 3.34, 3.47, 3.60, 3.61, 3.62, 3.77, 4.79, 3,100, 3,102, 3,131, 3,150, 3,105, 3,129, 4.74 4.74 c, k, b and c, 4,104 4.104 4.104 ,

b. waste water and other waste discharge into a facility for the collection and transport of waste water not being a dirty water drains unless the discharge is allowed by or under articles 2.2 b, 3.1 to 3.3, 3.6, 3.6 a, 3.6 f, 3.6 g, 3.60, 3.61, 3.62, 3,150, 4.74 4.74 c, k and e 4.104.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, (a) discharging the land is forbidden, if substances without percolation through soil or subsoil in the groundwater.
3 the competent authority may by custom code provide that paragraphs 1 and 2 do not apply and that discharge on or in the soil or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water not being a dirty water sewer is allowed if the importance of the protection of the environment are given the composition, quantity and properties of the discharge no resistance.
4 At custom prescription referred to in the third paragraph can conditions be set with regard to: a. the composition, properties or quantity of the discharge and the measure and record thereof;
b. measures to be taken;
c. the duration of the discharge; and (d) the place of the discharge point.
5 the first paragraph, point (a) of the second paragraph shall not apply to discharge into the bottom to which an authorisation under article 6.4 or 6.5, part b, of the water law, or a permit based on a regulation of the water board regulations.
6 If a customized prescription referred to in paragraph 3 a discharge which may have significant effects on the environment, on the preparation of the custom code section 3.4 of the General Administrative Law Act apply.

Article 2.2 (a) if there is such a combination of multiple activities, that a separation of the waste water, submitted by those activities, not effective, the competent authority, if the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at the request of the applicant at custom prescription to the discharge conditions, which differ from the conditions attached to the discharge as a result of a separate activity at or under Chapter 3 or 4.

Article 2.2 (b) 1 by way of derogation from article 2.2, first paragraph, the discharge of rinse water as a result of drilling for a open bottom power system on the bottom allowed.
2 by way of derogation from article 2.2, first paragraph, the discharge of rinse water as a result of the development and maintenance of an open bottom power system in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water drains, allowed.
3 the discharge of rinse water as a result of the development and maintenance of an open bottom power system takes place only in a dirty water sewer place if discharge as referred to in paragraph 2, is not reasonably possible.
4 by way of derogation from article 2(b), article 2.1 applies to the one that drives a device type C with regard to the discharge into a facility for the collection and transport of waste water on or in the soil as a result of an open bottom power system.

Article 2.3 1 emission measurements to verify compliance with the emission standards for the discharge be carried out in accordance with: a. 6966 NEN or NEN-EN-ISO 17294-2 with respect to arsenic, barium, berylium, boron, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, iron, copper, molybdenum, nickel, lead, selenium, tin, titanium, uranium, vanadium, silver and zinc, with the unlocking of the elements takes place according to NEN-EN-ISO 15587-1 and NEN 6961;
(b) NEN-EN-ISO 12846 regarding mercury;
c. NEN-EN-ISO 14403-1 or NEN-EN-ISO 14403-2 in respect of free cyanide in waste water;
d. NEN-EN-ISO 15680 regarding benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene, xylene and naphthalene;
e. NEN 6401 regarding volatile organic halogen compounds;
f. NEN-EN-ISO 6468 in respect of aromatic organic halogen compounds;
g. NEN-EN-ISO 10301 regarding chloroethene (vinyl chloride), dichloromethane, tetrachloroethylene (PER), carbon tetrachloride, 1.2-dichloroethane, trichloromethane, triethylene, 1.1-dichloroethane, 1.2-dichloroethene, cis-1.2-dichloroethene, trans-1.2-dichloroethene 1,1,1-trichloroethane and 1, 1, 2-trichloroethane;
h. NEN 6676 regarding extractable organic halogen compounds;
i. NEN-EN-ISO 9377-2 with regard to oil;
j. NEN-EN-ISO 17993 as regards polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons;
k. ISO 5815-1/2 or BS EN 1899-1/2 with respect to the biochemical oxygen demand;
l. NEN 6633 regarding the chemical oxygen demand;
m. NEN-EN-ISO 13395 on nitrite nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen;
n. 5663 or NEN NEN-ISO 6646 regarding organic nitrogen (Kjeldahlstikstof);
o. NEN, NEN-EN-ISO 6646 11732 or NEN-ISO 15923th-1:2013 in respect of ammoniacal nitrogen;
p. NEN-ISO 5813 or NEN-EN-ISO 5814 with regard to the oxygen content;
q. BS EN 872 regarding unresolved substances;
r. NEN-EN-ISO 15681-1 and NEN-EN-ISO 15681-2 regarding phosphorus total;
s. NEN 6414 regarding temperature;
t. NEN-ISO 11083 in respect of chromium VI.
2 the sampling for the emission measurements to verify compliance with the emission standards for the discharge is carried out in accordance with NEN 6600-1 and the preservation of the sample is carried out according to NEN-EN-ISO 5667-3. The sample is not filtered and the unresolved substances be included in the analysis.
3 by way of derogation from paragraphs 1 and 2 may be other methods for emission measurements, sampling and preservation be used equivalent to the methods mentioned in those paragraphs.

Section 2.3. Air and scent Article 2.3 (a) (1) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A, type B or type C a device a device.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph is this section, with the exception of articles 2.4, second paragraph, and 2.8, not apply to emissions into the air of an IPPC installation if and in so far as for the activity or the type of production process bat conclusions for these emissions are adopted on the basis of article 13, fifth and seventh heading, of the EU directive industrial emissions.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph articles 2.5, second, third and sixth member does not apply to emissions of substances as far as in chapters 3 and 4 emission requirements to those substances.
4 by way of derogation from the first paragraph of article 2.7 (a), first, second and fourth member, not apply to emissions of substances as far as in Chapter 3, 4 and 5 requirements on odour nuisance.
5 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, article 2.8 is not applicable to substances for which on the basis of Chapter 5 a monitoring provision applies.
6 by way of derogation from the first paragraph articles 2.5, 2.6 and 2.8 do not apply to solvent plants that fall within section 2.11.

Article 2.3 b 1 For the purposes of this section a substance of very high concern means: a substance that meets one or more of the criteria or conditions referred to in article 57 of EC Regulation registration, evaluation and authorisation of chemicals.
2 a ministerial order are rules about substances of very high concern.

Article 2.4 1 by way of derogation from article 2.3 (a), paragraph 1, is this article, with the exception of paragraph (b) apply only to the one that a device type C drives.
2 Emissions of substances of very high concern to the air as much as possible or, if that is not possible, to a minimum.
3 the one who drives a device from which emissions of substances of very high concern to take place every five years, submit information to the competent authority on: a. the extent to which emissions of substances of very high concern to the air;
b. the potential for emissions of those substances to prevent or, if that is not possible, limit.
4 by way of derogation from paragraph 3, the competent authority, if the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom prescription allow: (a) to the information obligation does not have to be met if, in the opinion of the competent authority the contribution of emissions from the facility to the maximum permissible risk referred to in paragraph 5 , is negligible, or b. the information obligation, taking into account the most relevant substances of very high concern, will. It shall inform the competent authority per substance a reasonable period within which that information is delivered.
5 If, in the case of substances of very high concern to the air emissions activities take place, the emission values of these substances, mentioned in article 2.5, not exceed the maximum permissible risk level of the immission concentration of that substance.
6 a ministerial order for the protection of the environment rules about: a. the preparation of programs for preventing or, where this is not possible, reducing emissions of substances of very high concern, referred to in paragraph 3;
b. the maximum permissible level of risk and the adoption thereof;
c. the determination of immission concentration referred to in paragraph 5.
7 If for one of the substances of very high concern still no maximum permissible risk level is determined, is the fifth member is not applicable to that substance to the point where the adoption takes place.
8 if the geographical location, the local environmental conditions or the technical characteristics of the installation concerned that it is necessary, the competent authority in the interest of protecting the environment, and prevent or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting air pollution, with custom code for the ZZS substance category as far as it concerns:

a. a device type C, set emission limit values that are different from the emission values, referred to in paragraph 5, or deviate from the emission values in tables 2.5 and 2.6 or the values laid down temporarily a ministerial order referred to in article 2, paragraph 5, or other requirements;
b. a device type B, demands on the location and operation of the drainage point of emissions;
c. demands on emissions from diffuse sources.
9 in respect of the technical characteristics, referred to in the eighth paragraph, account shall be taken, inter alia with a different emission pattern, the costs and benefits, and an integral consideration of reduction options.
10 this item, with the exception of the second paragraph and the eighth member, part b, don't apply to the substances listed in annex 2 to the environmental management act.
11 the five-year period referred to in paragraph 3, shall commence: a. at the time of the application of article 2.4. on the device, or (b). by way of derogation from paragraph (a), for a device for which to the application of article 2.4 that establishment in a permit for a different time was recorded, at that time different.

Article 2.5 (1) if the sum of the under normal process conditions for one hour mass flows of substances occurring in the fabric categories ZZS, sA and gO to the air within the same substance class from all point sources in the establishment the grensmassa flow of the substance in table 2.5 included class exceeds the emission concentration of that substance class per point source is not included in table 2.5 higher than the emission limit value associated with that substance class.
2 for dust classes S and sO is that all the sources in the device separately: a. not more than 5 mg/Nm3 emit a substance or, if the mass flow of the sum of the under normal process conditions for one hour mass flows of substances occurring within this substance class from all those point sources, is greater than or equal to 200 grams per hour, or b. not more than 20 mg/Nm3 emit a substance or, if the mass flow of the sum of the under normal process conditions for one hour mass flows of substances occurring within this substance class from all those point sources, less than 200 grams per hour.
3 If a source is not a filtering separator can be applied, emits this source by way of derogation from paragraph 2, part a, separate up to 20 mg/Nm3.4 without prejudice to the first paragraph is for the fabric categories ZZS, sA and gO in table 2.5 an emission limit value for all sources separately apply where: a. the mass flows of substances acting for one hour from a substance class listed in table 2.5 together with the mass flows of substances occurring during the same hour from the next higher dust class mentioned in that table, from all point sources listed in that table in the establishment the grensmassa flow of the latter substance exceeds class. The emission concentration of this substance classes per point source in this case is not higher than the emission limit values set out in table 2.5 included belonging to the upper fabric class;
b. the mass flows acting for one hour of individual substance substance category together from all classes within one point sources listed in table 2.5 in the establishment the grensmassa stream of the highest class in that table of that substance substance category. The emission concentration of this substance category per point source in this case is not higher than the emission limit values set out in table 2.5 included belonging to the highest material class.
5 for substances in class or another substance substance category can be classified, by way of derogation from the values listed in table 2.5 and 2.6, if the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, a ministerial order for the relevant substance temporarily other values shall be established.
6 if in Chapter 4 or a ministerial order referred to in paragraph 5, requirements to the emission of substances in the CPS, in respect of the substance category calculations in the first and fourth member reckoned with the dissenting mass flow and emission limit values as set out in the relevant articles of Chapter 4 or in the relevant articles of the Ministerial Regulation.
Table 2.5 Substance category Substance class Grensmassa flow mg TEQ/year emission limit value ng TEQ ZZS/Nm3 ERS 20 Grensmassa flow g/h, class 0.1 Dust emission limit value mg/Nm3 MVP1 MVP2 2.5 0.15 0.05 1 sA sA sA 0.25 0.5 0.05 1 2 2.5 sA. 3 10 5 gA gA. 1 2.5 0.5 GA. 2 15 3 GA. 3 150 30 GA. 4 2,000 50 go. 5 2,000 200 100 20 gO gO gO. 1.2 500 50 gO. 500 100 3 Article 2.6 If the mass flow of a source on an annual basis is smaller than the in table 2.6 mentioned exemption limit apply by way of derogation from article 2.5 and the emission limit values for substances for which Chapter 4 requirements to air emissions, the emission limit values mentioned in it not for the emissions from that source.
Table 2.6 Substance category Substance class Exemption limit (mg TEQ/year) ZZS ERS 20 Dust class Exemption limit (kilograms per year) 100 MVP1 0.075 MVP2 1.25 S S sO sO 0.125 sA sA sA 100.1.2 1.25 sA. 3 5 go go 1 go 2 7.5 1.25 GA. 3 75 GA. 4 1,000 1,000 gO gO go. 5.1 50 g. 2 250 gO. 3 250 Article 2.7 (1) if the geographical location, the local environmental conditions or the technical characteristics of the installation concerned that it is necessary can the competent authority, the emission limit values for dust categories S, sO, sA, go and gO, referred to in articles 2.5 and 6, with the exception of the emission limit values for substances for which in chapters 3 and 4 requirements to emissions to the air are made custom prescription does not apply and explain other set emission limit values or requirements on emissions from diffuse sources or other requirements to air pollution or as far as that is not possible as much as possible. In the décor for the establishment at least the eligible best available techniques applied.
2 in respect of the technical features account shall be taken, inter alia with a different pattern, cost-effectiveness and integrated assessment of emission reduction options.
3 the competent authority shall inform the cost-effectiveness of measures in accordance with the calculation method in annex 2 and the values referred to in the fourth to the sixth member.
4 a measure with respect to emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulphur dioxide (SO2), volatile organic compounds (VOC) or total dust is in any case cost effective if the calculated value is less than the lowest value of the balancing area in table 2.7.
Table 2.7 Balancing area (€/kg) NOx SO2 20 5 – 5 – 10 FOX 8 – 15 8 – 15 5 Dust a measure relating to the offering of the substances referred to in paragraph 4, is not cost effective if the calculated value is greater than the highest value of the balancing area in table 2.7.
6 If the calculated cost effectiveness of a measure relating to the offering of the substances referred to in paragraph 4, in the balancing area of table 2.7 is located, configure-to-order prescription or at the competent authority determines that measure in an individual case is cost effective.
7 If a customized prescription, as referred to in paragraph 1, the competent authority may decide that is determined by the person making the installation a report of an inquiry into the availability of measures is presented in order to comply with articles 2.5 and 2.6.
8 the competent authority may also, in the interest of protecting the environment, set custom rules with regard to controlling emissions into the air, as referred to in articles 2.5 and 2.6, and all the activities for which by or under Chapters 3 and 4 requirements to emissions to the air are asked if: a. the establishment has chosen a different measure than the measure that is recognized on the basis of the Ministerial Regulation referred to in article 1.1;
(b) the emission control technique applied in combination with the emitted substances leads to high storinggevoeligheid, there is a lot of maintenance is required or there are many fluctuations in the nature and size of the emissions on the environment;
(c) the size and nature of the emissions that it is necessary, or d. the size of emissions that can occur with failure on the emission-reducing technology,.
9 the competent authority may also, in the interest of protecting the environment, tailor-made requirements relating to the maintenance and control of an emission control technique that is used by the person making the installation to the articles 2.5, 2.6, 3.99 b, 3.38, 3,141, 3,143, 4.21, 4.23, 4.27 4.33, 4.31 4.29 a, b, to 4.35, 4.40 to 4.42 , 4.44 to 5.19, 4.50, 4.54, 5.29 a, 4.58, 4.60, 4.62, 4.65, 4.68, 4.74 4.74 4.74 4.74 f, b, j, s, 4.94, 4.94 g, 4.103 4.103 aa, d, to meet if no 4,119 and 4,125 in the opinion of the competent authority or inadequate maintenance has been performed on the emission-reducing technology.

Article 2 .7A 1 if an activity air emissions take place, is odour nuisance odour sensitive objects for, or as far as that is not possible, the odour nuisance to an acceptable level.
2 the competent authority may, where the reasonable suspicion exists that is not participating in the first paragraph are met, decide that a report of an odor research is presented. A fragrance research is carried out in accordance with the NTA 9065.
3 in determining an acceptable level of odour nuisance, at least take into account the following aspects:

a. review the existing frameworks, including locally scent policy;
b. the smell tax on site of smell sensitive objects;
c. the nature, size and rating of the smell that is released to the appropriate device;
d. the history of the decoration and the symptoms related odour nuisance;
e. existing and anticipated the odour nuisance of the décor, and f. the costs and benefits of technical provisions and rules of conduct in the establishment.
4 the competent authority may, if it appears that the odour nuisance on site of one or more odor level exceeds an acceptable pollution sensitive objects, in custom code: a. odour emission values;
b. determine that certain smell taxes on site of those objects are not exceeded, or c. provide that technical provisions in the design or conduct of business rules in the establishment are observed to the odour nuisance to reduce them to an acceptable level.
5 If a customized prescription referred to in paragraph 4, the competent authority may decide that the establishment by the person who drives a report of an inquiry into the availability of technical facilities and rules of conduct is presented showing that the first paragraph are met.

Article 2.8 1 if a ministerial order pursuant to clause 1.7 provides that measures to protect the environment that can be applied but the one that drives the establishment otherwise meets the requirements for air emissions of substances which by or under the chapters 3, 4 or 5 are made : a. at the request of the competent authority once demonstrated that the grensmassa flows as referred to in article 2.5 and in chapters 3, 4 or 5 because of it in operation of the device, are not exceeded, or b. is at the request of the competent authority, if one or more grensmassa flows as referred to in chapters 3, 4, and 5 are exceeded Once demonstrated compliance with the emission standards or on the basis of article 2.7, first paragraph, asked requirement for substances for which articles 3.38, 3.99, 4.21, 4.23, 4.27, 4.29, 4.33 to 4.35, 4.40 to 4.42, 4.44 to 5.19, 4.50, 4.54, 5.29 a, 4.58, 4.60, 4.62, 4.65, 4.68, 4.74 4.74 4.94, 4.94 g b, f, 4,119, 4,125 4.103 4.103 a, d, and, requirements for emissions to the air are brought to you by means of an emission measurement, or by means of a calculation of emissions as long as it is approved by the competent authority, with the exception of sources which have been shown to the mass flow is less than the exemption limit referred to in article 2.6.
2 the first paragraph, parts a and b, shall apply mutatis mutandis to a change of the device if the change is expected to lead to a significant increase in emissions.
(3) If on the basis of article 2.5 article 2.6 and emission limit values apply the emissions checked on the basis of a control regime as referred to in table 2.8.
Table 2.8 noise factor F control regime possible control types F < 3 0 Erp's cat B single + 30 1 Measurement 3 < F < Erp's cat. B 30 F 300 2 Measurement 1 x per < < 3 years + Erp's cat B 300 < F < 3,000 3 Measurement 1 x per year + Erp's cat. (B) in the case of strong fluctuations: control regime 4 F > 3,000 4 continuous measurement or ERP's cat. A or measurement 2 x a year + ERP's cat. B 4 The control of emissions is based on the size of the disturbance factor referred to in table 2.8. The competent authority may, where the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom prescription included in table 2.8 control forms vary.
5 as far as the control form an ERP, it shows the Tracker of the establishment to: a. what ERP's serve to the emissions of a specific component;
b. the limits within which the values of the ERP's compliance with the emission standards.
6 the measurements of emissions for which limit values apply as referred to in article 2.5 and in chapters 3 and 4 shall be carried out by a duly accredited measurement Agency. The competent authority may, where the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom prescription be different.
7 for the results of emission monitoring or control of ERP's: a. they are recorded in a report;
(b) the results of emission measurements are reported at standard conditions for temperature and pressure, and air at dry off-gas;
c. the results of emission measurements are corrected for the measurement uncertainty;
d. emissions from combustion processes are resolved on waste gas with a volume content of oxygen of 1 °. 6 percent, in the case of a combustion plant with solid fuel;
2 °. 3 percent, in the case of a combustion plant with a gaseous or liquid fuel, or 3 °. the content that the competent authority with build-to-order prescription.
e. the results of individual measurements shall not exceed the emission limit value;
f. the daily average value of the emission concentration, determined on the basis of the result of continuous measurements, does not exceed the emission limit value, and g. None of the half-hourly average values, as a result of continuous measurements, exceed double the emission limit value.
8 the measurements referred to in paragraph (b) and in paragraph 4, including calculations and provisions of ERP's, the registration and reporting of measurement,, for the protection of the environment, to the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 2.8 (a) for a device type C for which immediately prior to the time of the entry into force of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in which an environmental permit establishments on the basis of article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law and irrevocably, the odor specifications of that authorisation by way of derogation from article 6.1 , first paragraph, after the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in those establishments shall, until 1 January 2021 classified as custom rules, provided that the odor specifications fall within the purview of the authorisation of the competent authority to provide custom rules and as far as this decision at the facility.

Section 2.4. Bottom Article 2.8 b 1 of this section shall apply to the one that: a. a device type A or type B drives a device or a device type C to which an IPPC installation belongs, or b. a device type C drives to which no IPPC installation is, as far as within the establishment activities are carried out which Chapter 3 applies.
2 as far as it concerns a device type C to which an IPPC installation belongs, is by way of derogation from the first paragraph, article 2.11, first paragraph, point (a) does not apply.

Article 2.9 (1) If a soil-threatening activity is carried out in an establishment are soil protecting provisions and soil protective measures with which a negligible soil risk is realized.
2 The soil protecting provisions and soil-protecting measures meet the requirements of a ministerial order in connection with the proper operation of these facilities and measures, and on the control of those requirements and the requirements of a ministerial order in connection with the ability to be able to identify soil pollution.
3 In the a ministerial order shall send the person making the installation to determine cases the results of the research related to the ability to be able to identify soil pollution, referred to in paragraph 2, at the governing body indicated by that procedure.

Article 2.9 (a) 1 by way of derogation from article 2.9 can the competent authority on request from custom by law provide that an acceptable soil risk is realized, if: a. for 1 January 2008 within an establishment a bottom-threatening activity was carried out, or b. until the date of application of this decision, within an establishment or part of a soil-threatening activity was carried out and for that establishment licensed in operation and was irrevocable.
2 a customized prescription as referred to in paragraph 1 may be made only if the realisation of a negligible risk cannot reasonably be demanded and soil is met the third member.
3 to the request referred to in paragraph 1, accompanied by a plan of action, in which at least is: a. the way in which the monitoring system;
b. the soil quality at that time, as that has been studied and recorded by a person or an institution which has a recognition on the basis of the Dutch Decree on soil quality;
c. the manner in which and the period within which any pollution or soil degradation is fixed by a person or institution which has a recognition on the basis of the Dutch Decree on soil quality;
d. the costs which are estimated, and the way in which this financial security.
4 the action plan referred to in paragraph 3, that the competent authority has agreed is part of the custom prescription.
5 soil Under an acceptable risk as referred to in the first paragraph means: a situation referred to in the NRB in which a soil risk acceptable is made by means of a monitoring system and by anticipating the limit and undo as much as possible of any pollution or degradation of the soil.

6 the monitoring system referred to in the third and fifth member complies with annex 3 of part 3 of the NRB and is performed by a person or institution which has a recognition on the basis of the Dutch Decree on soil quality.

Article 2.10 1 To a negligible risk to achieve a bottom underground storage tank to the requirements set out in a ministerial order relating to: a. the proper operation of that storage tank;
b. the ability to be able to identify soil pollution.
2 cathodic protection meets the requirements set out in a ministerial order related to the proper functioning of that protection.

Article 2.11 (1) If a soil-threatening activity is carried out in the establishment, at the latest within three months after creation of the establishment, a report with the results of a study on the soil quality sent to the competent authority.
2 the competent authority can set custom rules with regard to performing a research on soil quality in a change of the device, if the having regard to the nature or the extent to which the design changes, it is necessary to capture the soil quality with a view to a possible damage to or contamination of the soil which can or is caused by a soil-threatening activity.
3 If a soil in the establishment-threatening activity is carried out at the latest within six months after termination of the establishment or the IPPC installation or after termination of storing liquid fuel, waste oil or brine in an underground storage tank, a report with the results of an investigation into the quality of soils shall be forwarded to the competent authority. This report shall detail at least: (a) the name and address of the person who has done the research;
b. the manner in which the research is carried out;
c. the nature and degree of the found pollutants and the origin thereof;
d. the extent to which the soil quality is changed from the situation at the creation or change of the device as far as that situation is recorded in a report;
(e) the manner in which and the extent to which the soil quality is restored as referred to in paragraph 5.
4 the examinations and reports, referred to in the first, second and third paragraphs, are carried out respectively, drawn up by a person or an institution which has a recognition on the basis of the Dutch Decree on soil quality.
5 If the report referred to in the third paragraph, it appears that the soil as a result of the activities in the establishment is affected or contaminated, the person who carries the installation ensure that within six months after transmission of that report to the competent authority the soil quality is restored to: a. the situation at creation or change of the device as far as that situation is recorded in a report;
b. the background values referred to in the Decree on soil quality if there is no report as referred to in paragraph (a) is available.
Recovery takes place as far as that with the best available techniques as reasonably achievable.
6 the restoration of soil quality as referred to in paragraph 5 shall be carried out by a person or an institution which has a recognition on the basis of the Dutch Decree on soil quality.
7 the one who drives the device reports the starting and completion of the works referred to in paragraph 5, directly to the competent authority.
8 the examinations, referred to in the first to third paragraphs, conform to NEN 5740 and focus only on the bottom-threatening substances used by the work on site a threat to soil quality forms or formed and on the places where soil-threatening activities take place, will take place or have taken place.
9 an existing impervious floor or hardening is for the benefit of the research referred to in paragraph 1 or paragraph 2, not pierced or otherwise affected.
10 bottom-threatening activities can be designated a ministerial order which this article does not apply in whole or in part.

Section 2.5. Effective management of waste Article 2.11 (a) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A or type B a device.

Article 2.12 (1) without prejudice to article 13.04 a, paragraph 1, of the environmental management Act, it is prohibited prior to waste management hazardous waste to mix, including thinning, with other categories of waste or with other substances or materials.
2 The waste is prohibited, other than hazardous waste, which have arisen within the establishment, mixing it with other categories of waste, if the segregation and separate issue can be reasonably taken.
3 it is forbidden not being waste, dangerous waste from outside the establishment, mixing it with other categories of waste.
4 the first paragraph shall not apply to the mixing of hazardous waste with waste materials other than hazardous waste, as far as mixing a ministerial order is allowed.
5 a ministerial order are, for purposes of this article, categories of waste designated.

Article 2.13 the one who removes the installation as many times as necessary items, packaging, sports and game materials, or other materials from the facility or for furnishing are designed within a radius of 25 metres from the establishment.

Article 2.14 if within an establishment a waste being metal, wood, plastic, textiles, stone-like materials or gypsum as raw material is used to manufacture, or repair of products or parts thereof consisting of metal, wood, plastic, textiles, stone-like materials or plaster and the properties of the waste material differ from the common raw material, the competent authority can set custom rules to adverse consequences to the environment which may arise from deviating from the properties to prevent or to limit as far as that is not possible.

Article 2.14 (a) 1 it is prohibited to burn waste.
2 it is forbidden to bring waste on or in the soil with the purpose to let them there.
3 the second paragraph does not apply to the use of building materials and the use of land or dredged material, which the Dutch Decree on soil quality.
4 the second paragraph does not apply to the discharge on or in the soil.
5 it is prohibited waste prior to recovery for more than three years.
6 it is prohibited waste prior to disposal to save more than one year.
7 at the latest within eight weeks after the termination of the establishment are the waste from the facility.
8 it is forbidden to waste compacting, unless: a. the no hazardous waste, and b. compacting does not hamper the post-separation or recycling.

Article 2.14 b 1 if within an establishment or skipped or processed waste is collected in or issued by a person other than the one that the installation is within the facility an up-to-date description of the present procedures of acceptance and control of the received waste, necessary for efficient management of such waste.
2 the description referred to in paragraph 1, differentiates groups of waste for which from the point of view of effective waste management different procedures are used and includes a distinguished group of waste at least the following elements: a. the type of disposer waste which are adopted, in so far as this affects the acceptance and control;
b. the requirements that the person making the installation, set to the way the waste is offered;
c. how the wastes are checked upon receipt, and d. the way waste that on environmentally relevant way different from what is common for the category, be treated.
3 the one who drives the establishment shall ensure that: a. the procedures of acceptance and control, referred to in paragraph 1, within the establishment are observed, and b. the waste within the establishment only be taken in so far as such procedures are complied with.
4 the competent authority may in the interest of the effective management of waste at custom prescription requirements on the completion of the procedures referred to in paragraph 1.

Section 2.6. Energy saving Article 2.14 (c) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A or type B a device.

Article 2.15 1 the one that drives the establishment takes all the energy-saving measures with a payback period of five years or less.
2 the competent authority can build-to-order prescription a phased implementation of the obligation, referred to in paragraph 1, taking into account the economic circumstances permit of the establishment. It shall inform the competent authority by measure a reasonable period within which such action must be carried out.
3 If plausible is that the first paragraph are not met, the competent authority can the one who drives the décor of which energy consumption in any one calendar year is greater than 200,000 kilowatt hours of electricity or greater than 75,000 cubic meters of natural gas equivalents to require fuels, within a period to be determined by the competent authority, to carry out or to Commission research which shows or to the first paragraph are met.

4 If the examination referred to in the third paragraph, it appears that the first paragraph are not met, the person who takes the device drives the measures referred to in paragraph 1 within a reasonable period to be determined by the competent authority.
5 the first paragraph shall not apply if the energy use in the décor in any one calendar year is less than 50,000 kilowatt hours of electricity and is smaller than 25,000 cubic meters of natural gas equivalents to fuels.
6 the first paragraph shall not apply to an establishment which the prohibitions referred to in article 16.5 of the law, and on an establishment covered by article 15.51, first paragraph, of the law.

Section 2.7. Traffic and transport Article 2.15 (a) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A or type B a device.

Article 2.16 [shall enter into force on a date to be determined] this part is (still) not entered into force; see the revision history Article 2.16 (a) until the entry into force of article 2.16, article 2.1, fourth paragraph, apply to the transport of employees to and from the facility.

Section 2.8. Noise Article 2.16 (b) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A or type B a device.

Article 2.17 1 for the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) and the maximum noise level present in the establishment LAmax, caused by the installations and equipment, as well as by the work carried out in the establishment and activities and loading and unloading operations for the benefit of and in the immediate vicinity of the device, that: a. the levels on the places and times listed in table 2.17 (a) shall not exceed the values specified in that table;
Table 2.17 a 07:00 – 19:00 19:00 – 23:00 23:00 – 07:00 LAr, LT on the facade of sensitive buildings 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) 40 dB (A) LAr, LT in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings 35 DB(a) 30 DB(a) 25 dB (A) on the facade of sensitive buildings LAmax 70 dB(a) 65 DB(a) 60 DB(a) LAmax in in-aanpandige sensitive buildings and 55 dB (A) 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) (b) in the period between 07:00 and 19:00 in table 2.17 a maximum sound levels LAmax included do not apply to loading and unloading operations;
c. the values shown in table 2.17 a in in-or aanpandige-sensitive buildings do not apply if the user of this sensitive buildings do not consent to perform or do reasonably perform noise measurements;
d. the values shown in table 2.17 (a) on the facade also apply in sensitive areas on the border of the site, except that the values in case of moorings, intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision apply only as far as noise, these moorings are intended as such on or after 1 July 2012 and not in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to by a living ship to be ingested;
e. the values shown in table 2.17 (a) on the facade, plus 5 dB (A) also apply on the border of land in case of moorings, intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision, in so far as this noise berths: 1 °. as such are intended for 1 July 2012, or 2 °. for 1 July 2012 in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to be taken by a living ship and for 1 July 2022 as such;
f. the values in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings only in noise-sensitive areas and accommodation spaces; and g. the values shown in table 2.17 (a) do not apply on sensitive objects that are situated in a zoned industrial area.
(2) if the facility is located on a zoned industrial area shall be subject to the values of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) from table 2.17 a also at a distance of 50 metres from the border of the establishment.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph applies to a facility which is located on a Business Park, that: a. the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) and the maximum sound level (LAmax) on the sites indicated in table 2.17 c and times do not exceed the values specified in that table;
b. in the period between 07:00 and 19:00 in table 2.17 c included maximum sound levels (LAmax) not apply to loading and unloading operations;
c. indicate in table 2.17 c values within in-or aanpandige-sensitive buildings do not apply, if the user of this sensitive buildings do not consent to perform or do reasonably perform noise measurements;
d. the values shown in table 2.17 c on the facade also apply in sensitive areas on the border of the area;
e. the values in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings only in noise-sensitive areas and accommodation areas, and f. the values shown in table 2.17 c do not apply on sensitive objects that are situated in a zoned industrial area.
Table 2.17 c 07.00-19.00 19.00-23.00 23.00-07.00 LAr, LT on the facade of sensitive buildings set within the 55 dB (A) 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) LAr, LT in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings set within the 35 DB(a) 30 DB(a) 25 dB (A) LAmax on the facade of sensitive buildings set within 75 DB(a) 70 dB(a) 65 DB(a) LAmax in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings set within the 55 dB (A)
50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) 4 by way of derogation from the first and second paragraphs, applies to the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) and the maximum sound level (LAmax, at an establishment that exclusively or mainly intended for public sale of liquid fuels, oil or natural gas to third parties for motor vehicles for road traffic, that: a. the sound levels on the places and times in table 2.17 (d) shall not exceed the values specified in that table; b. the in the period between 07:00 and 21:00 in table 2.17 d maximum sound levels LAmax included do not apply to loading and unloading operations;
Table 2.17 d 07:00 – 21:00 21:00 – 07:00 LAr, LT on the facade of sensitive buildings 50 dB (A) 40 dB (A) on the facade of sensitive buildings LAmax 70 dB (A) 60 dB (A) (c) the values shown in table 2.17 d on the facade also apply in sensitive areas on the border of the site, except that the values in case of moorings , intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision apply only as far as noise, these moorings are intended as such on or after 1 July 2012 and not in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to ship to be ingested by a living;
d. If the establishment is located on a zoned industrial area the values of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) from table 2.17 d also apply at a distance of 50 metres from the border of the establishment, and e. If the establishment is located on a zoned industrial area and within a distance of 50 metres no sensitive objects, other than sensitive objects located on the zoned industrial area are located , the values of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) from table 2.17 d force at a distance of 50 metres from the border of the establishment; and f. the values shown in table 2.17 d do not apply on sensitive objects that are situated in a zoned industrial area.
5 by way of derogation from the first, second and third paragraph applies to an establishment where only or mainly agricultural activities or related activities are carried out, other than a horticultural company that is located in a greenhouse market gardening area, which: a. for the long time average rating level (LAr, LT), caused by the fixed installations and equipment, the levels on the places and times listed in table 2.17 e, do not exceed the values specified in that table;
Table 2.17 e 06.00 – 19.00 19.00 – 22.00 22.00 – 06.00 hours LAr, LT on the facade of sensitive buildings 45 dB (A) 40 35 dB (A) dB (A) LAr, LT in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings 35 DB(a) 30 DB(a) 25 dB (A) (b). for the maximum sound level (Lamax) caused by the present installations and equipment in the establishment , as well as by the work carried out in the establishment and activities and loading and unloading operations for the benefit of and in the immediate vicinity of the device, the levels on the places and times, mentioned in table 2.17 f, do not exceed the values specified in that table;
Table 2.17 f 06:00 – 19:00 19:00 – 22:00 22:00 – 06:00 hours on the facade of sensitive buildings LAmax 70 dB(a) 65 DB(a) 60 DB(a) LAmax in in-aanpandige sensitive buildings and 55 dB (A) 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) (c) in the period between 6 am and 7 pm in table 2.17 f recorded values do not apply to loading and unloading operations , as well as the in and out of the device drive agricultural tractors or motor vehicles with limited speed;
d. the values shown in table 2.17 2.17 e and f in-or aanpandige-sensitive buildings do not apply if the user of this sensitive buildings do not consent to perform or do perform reasonably sound measurements;
e. the values shown in table 2.17 2.17 e and f on the facade also apply in sensitive areas on the border of the site, except that the values in case of moorings, intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision apply only as far as noise, these moorings are intended as such on or after 1 July 2012 and not in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to to be ingested by a living ship;

f. the values shown in table 2.17 2.17 e and f on the facade, plus 5 dB (A) also apply on the border of land in case of moorings, intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision, in so far as this noise berths: 1 °. as such are intended for 1 July 2012, or 2 °. for 1 July 2012 in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to be taken by a living ship and for 1 July 2022 as such;
g. the values within in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings only in noise-sensitive areas and accommodation areas, and h. the values shown in table 2.17 2.17 e and f do not apply on sensitive objects that are situated in a zoned industrial area.
6 by way of derogation from the first, second and third paragraph applies to a horticultural company within a greenhouse area that: a. for the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) and the maximum sound level (LAmax) caused by the present at the establishment, installations and equipment, as well as by the work carried out in the establishment and activities and loading and unloading operations for the benefit of and in the immediate vicinity of the device , the levels on the sites indicated in table 2.17 g and times do not exceed the values specified in that table;
b. in the period between 6 am and 7 pm in table 2.17 g recorded maximum sound levels (LAmax) not apply to loading and unloading operations;
Table 2.17 g 06:00 – 19:00 19:00 – 22:00 22:00 – 06:00 LAr, LT on the facade of sensitive buildings 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) 40 dB (A) LAr, LT in in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings 35 DB(a) 30 DB(a) 25 dB (A) on the facade of sensitive buildings LAmax 70 dB(a) 65 DB(a) 60 DB(a) LAmax in in-aanpandige sensitive buildings and 55 dB (A) 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) (c). table 2.17 g indicated values within in-or aanpandige-sensitive buildings do not apply if the user of this sensitive buildings do not consent to perform or do reasonably perform noise measurements;
d. the values shown in table 2.17 g on the facade also apply in sensitive areas on the border of the site, except that the values in case of moorings, intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision apply only as far as noise, these moorings are intended as such on or after 1 July 2012 and not in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to by a living ship to be ingested;
e. the values shown in table 2.17 g on the facade, plus 5 dB (A) also apply on the border of land in case of moorings, intended to be ingested by a living ship referred to in article 1, paragraph 3, subparagraph (b), of the decision, in so far as this noise berths: 1 °. as such are intended for 1 July 2012, or 2 °. for 1 July 2012 in a municipal Ordinance were appropriate to be taken by a living ship and for 1 July 2022 as such;
f. the values within in-and aanpandige-sensitive buildings only in noise-sensitive areas and accommodation areas, and g. the values shown in table 2.17 g do not apply on sensitive objects that are situated in a zoned industrial area.
7 the values of the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) on the facade of sensitive buildings in the tables 2.17 2.17 e and g do not apply to establishments that are located in an area for which a municipal Ordinance by or under rules. In such an area, the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) not more than the values that are included in those municipal regulation.
8 for establishments in an area referred to in the seventh member, the amounts laid down in the regulation values up to 5 dB (A) more or less than the values in table 2.17 e and for establishments referred to in paragraph 6, the values laid down in the regulation not more than 5 dB (A) more or less than the values in table 2.17 g.
9 when the values referred to in paragraph 7, shall in any case take into account the reference level prevailing in the area. If for establishments referred to in paragraph 6, values recorded, which are higher than the values in table 2.17 g, is it in the area prevailing reference level is not exceeded.

Article 2.17 (a) 1 the values on the facade of sensitive buildings and on the border of sensitive areas in table 2.17 2.17 g are respectively with a 5 dB (A) increased where the application of article 2.17 on any establishment, on the basis of a regulation referred to in paragraph 3 of that article higher values golden.
(2) if in an environmental permit which irrevocably and was at the time mentioned in the on the decor of applied being prescription, referred to in article 2.17 (a), third paragraph, lower values than the values referred to in article 2.17, paragraph 1, had been established, those lower values apply.
3 the requirements referred to in article 2.17, first and second members: prescription 1.1.3 of the annex of the decision on storage and transport companies on the environment, requirement 1.1.5 of annex 2 of the decision and craft retail companies on the environment, prescription 1.1.7 of the annex to the decision catering, sports and leisure facilities on the environment, prescription 1.1.3 of the annex to the decision-building and timber companies on the environment , regulation 1.1.5 of the Appendix of the decision living and residence buildings on the environment, prescription 1.1.3 of annex 2 of the decision, facilities and installations on the environment, prescription 1.1.3 of annex 1 of the decision reinigingsbedrijven the environment, prescription textile 1.1.3 of the annex to the decision devices for motor vehicles on the environment, regulation 3.2 of annex 2 of the decision service stations on the environment, regulation 4.2.1 of annex 1 of the decision dental practice on the environment and prescription 1.1.3 of annex 2 of the decision, greenhouse horticulture.
4 [Red: Expired.] 5 a municipal Ordinance referred to in regulation 1.1.2 of the annex to the decision, agriculture on the environment, as it was until 1 January 2013, from that date is based on article 2.17, seventh member.
6 for establishments which until 1 January 2008, the decision catering, sports and leisure facilities on the environment, the retail and craft companies environmental management Decision or the decision living and residence buildings on the environment, are the values from article 2.17 not applicable on the facade of respectively in a service or company property or a property that is part of a design.

Article 2.18 1 in determining the noise levels, referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19, 2.19 2.17 a, a or 2.20, restrictions: a. the voice of persons on an unheated and outdoor area, which is part of the establishment, unless this area can be classified as a courtyard;
b. the voice of visitors on the open terrain of a device for recreational activities;
c. the sound for calls profess religious grounds or attending religious or philosophical gatherings and corpse ceremonies, as well as sound associated with keeping these meetings or ceremonies;
d. perform the sound of the traditional music while hoisting and lowering of the national flag at sunrise and sunset on military establishments;
e. the playing music because of the exercise by military music Corps in the outdoors during the day period with a maximum of two hours per week on military establishments;
f. the playing unamplified music unless and to the extent that came from the municipal regulation rules;
g. the traditional shooting, referred to in paragraph 3.7.2. unless and to the extent that came from the municipal regulation rules;
h. the voice of children on an unheated or outdoor area that is part of a device for primary education, in the period from one hour before to one hour after termination of the education the education;
i. the voice of children on an unheated or outdoor area which is part of an institution for childcare.
2 in determining the sound levels referred to in article 2.17, 2.17 a or 2.20, for music sound no operating time adjustment shall be made.
3 in determining the maximum sound level (LAmax) referred to in article 2.17, 2.17 a or 2.20, excluding the sound remains as a result of: a. the comings and goings of visitors at establishments where only or mainly catering, sports and recreational activities;
b. the provision in the open air of sporting activities or activities that closely related;
c. loading and unloading operations in the period between 7 pm and 6 am for the supply and delivery of products in establishments referred to in article 2.17, fifth and sixth member, provided that not more than once in the said period;
d. the provision of activities in the period between 19:00 and 06:00 for washing kasdekken in establishments referred to in article 2.17, fifth and sixth member.
4 The maximum sound levels (LAmax) referred to in article 2.17, or 2.20 2.17 (a), are between 23.00 and 7.00 am not apply in respect of drive sound of motor vehicles at loading and unloading operations if:

a. the one that drives the device shows that it is for the maximum sound level in force during that period décor (LAmax), not to reach by establishing measures; and b. the level of the drive sound at a distance of 7.5 metres from the motor vehicle does not exceed of 65dB (A).
5 by municipal regulation, for the purpose of preventing noise rules with respect to: a. the playing unamplified music, and b. the traditional shooting, referred to in paragraph 3.7.2.
6 in determining the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) remains the noise produced by steaming ground with a third-party installation.
7 the one who decorated floats, where steaming ground takes place with a third-party installation shall take measures or provisions relating to: (a) the period during which the ground steaming takes place;
(b) the location where the installation is drawn up, and c. applying noise reduction facilities within the establishment.
8 can the competent authority for the purpose of preventing noise annoyance or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level, at custom prescription requirements on the measures or facilities referred to in paragraph 7.
9 for devices on which the decision until 1 January 2008, catering, sports and leisure facilities on the environment, and for which for music sound a operating time adjustment was applied, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription provide that the second paragraph does not apply for the assessment of noise levels between 23.00 and 07.00 hours.
10 if, on the basis of the custom prescription, referred to in the ninth Member, a operating time correction is applied, is the noise level caused by the establishment during the operating time between 23.00 and 07.00 hours not higher than on the basis of article 2.17 is allowed between 19:00 and 23:00.

Article 2.19 [shall enter into force on a date to be determined] this part is (still) not entered into force; see the overview of changes Article 2 .19A 1 until the entry into force of article 2.19, are the second to fourth member of application.
2. Article 2.17 shall not apply to establishments that are located in a concentration area for projects or in a concentration area for retail and craft businesses, that is designated as such by or pursuant to a regulation.
3 In an area referred to in the second paragraph, the long time average rating level, caused by the present at the establishment, installations and equipment, as well as by the work carried out in the establishment and activities, at least not more than: a. the values referred to in table 2.17 on the facade or, if that is higher, the reference level prevailing in that area;
b. than the values shown in table 2 .19A within sensitive buildings.
Table 2 .19A 07.00 – 19.00 19.00 – 23.00 23.00 – 7 am Long time average rating level (LAr, LT) 35 DB(a) 30 DB(a) 25 dB (A) up to 55 dB (A) noise level 50 dB (A) 45 dB (A) 4 for establishments which until 1 January 2008, the decision catering, sports and leisure facilities on the environment, the retail and craft companies environmental management Decision or the decision living and residence buildings on the environment was applicable , the values from this article do not apply to the facade of a service or business or property or a property that is part of a design.

Article 2.20 1 by way of derogation from the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19 2.19 2.17 a, or a, can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription other values for the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) and the maximum noise level LAmax.
2 the competent authority can only adopt higher values than the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19 2.17 a, or 2 .19A, if within noise-sensitive areas or areas of sensitive buildings, which are located within the sphere of influence of the acoustic design, a day value of up to 35 dB (A).
3 in par value day does not apply if the user of this sensitive buildings do not consent to perform or do reasonably perform noise measurements.
4 the competent authority can set custom rules over the place where the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19 2.19 2.17 a, or a, for a device.
5 the competent authority may by custom prescription determine which technical provisions be made in the establishment and what rules of conduct are complied with in order to comply with applicable noise standards.
6 by way of derogation from the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19 2.17 a, or 2.19 a can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription for certain activities in a facility, other than festivities as referred to in article 2.21, other values for the long time average rating level (LAr, LT) and the maximum noise level LAmax. The competent authority may lay down rules with regard to the duration of the activities, measures, the times at which the activities take place or the advance notice each time the activity occurs.
7 the competent authority may by custom prescription determine which technical provisions are made and what rules of conduct must be observed to reduce the sound due to work and activities at an establishment covered by article 2.17, paragraph 5.
8 The day value that establishes the competent authority on the basis of the first paragraph, is not less than 40 dB (A) for a device: a. in which the application of this article, the decision on who device storage and transport companies on the environment, the decision retail and craft companies on the environment, the decision catering, sports and leisure facilities on the environment construction and wood companies, the decision on the environment the decision, living and residence buildings on the environment, the decision reinigingsbedrijven the environment, the textile Decision marinas on the environment, the decision or the decision of motor vehicles on the environment greenhouse horticulture, and b. who before the entry into force of the decision referred to in paragraph (a) applicable, was founded.
9 The day value that establishes the competent authority on the basis of the first paragraph shall not less than 40 dB (A) for a device which until 1 January 2008, the decision service stations on the environment or the decision dental practice environment.

Article 2.21 1 the values referred to in articles 2.17, 2.19, 2.19 2.17 a, a or 2.20 as far as compliance with these standards cannot reasonably be demanded, not apply to days or half-days in connection with the celebration of: a. festivities that have been designated by or under a municipal Ordinance, in the areas in the municipality for which the regulation applies;
b. other festivities that take place in the establishment, with the number of under or pursuant to a municipal Ordinance to designate days or half-days per area or category of establishments may be different and not exceeding twelve per calendar year.
2 by or under municipal Ordinance can conditions be attached to the festivities to prevent or limit the noise pollution.
3 A Festival as referred to in paragraph 1 which takes up to 24 hours, but that both before and after 00.00 hours, it is still a requirement is considered gang on one day.

Article 2.22 1 in determining the maximum sound level, referred to in articles, LAmax 2.17 2.17, 2.19, a 2 .19A or 2.20, excluding the sound remains as a result of the ripped out of motor vehicles for the purpose of accident prevention, emergency medical aid, fire-fighting and smoothness control and freeing up the road after an accident.
2 the competent authority can set custom rules with regard to the adoption of technical and organizational measures in respect of the ripped out of motor vehicles for accidents prevention, emergency medical aid, fire-fighting and smoothness control and freeing up the road after an accident, particularly if that is appropriate in the interests of the environment.

Section 2.9. Trillinghinder Article 2.22 (a) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A or type B a device.

Article 2.23 1 vibration, caused by the installations or equipment as well as the facilities belonging to the décor attributable work or other activities, amounts in noise-sensitive areas and accommodation areas, with the exception of noise-sensitive areas and rooms situated in a zoned industrial area, no more than the vibration amplitude, listed in table 2 of the measuring and assessment directive part B «nuisance for people in buildings» of the Stichting bouwresearch Rotterdam , for the building function.
2 the values do not apply if the user of the noise-sensitive areas or areas do not consent to perform or do perform reasonably trillingmetingen.
3 the competent authority can explain the first paragraph not apply custom prescription and allow another vibration amplitude. This vibration amplitude is not lower than the targets defined for the building function live in the measurement and assessment directive part B «nuisance for people in buildings» of the Stichting bouwresearch Rotterdam.

Section 2.10. Financial security Article 2.23 (a)


This section shall apply to the one that a device type B or type C, as far as an establishment within the establishment liquid fuel or waste oils in an underground storage tank which article 3.29, paragraph 1, applies, is stored.

Article 2.24 1 the one that drives an establishment in which liquid fuel or waste oil is stored in an underground tank shall adopt, by insurance or other financial security to cover the liability arising from contamination of soil as a result of that save or driving from the gas station. The first sentence shall not apply to the Empire.
2 The security shall be equal to € 225,000 per underground tank. At more than six underground tanks, the security 1,361,340.65 € in total.
3 the security shall be maintained from the time when the Save starts to four weeks after transmission of a report referred to in article 2.11, third paragraph, to the competent authority.
(4) where a report referred to in article 2.11, third paragraph, it appears that the bottom with liquid fuel or with waste oil is contaminated, is, by way of derogation from paragraph 3, the financial security maintained until gedeputeerde staten to the one store or a gas station for road traffic drives, in writing have stated that the necessary measures have been taken by them. The one store or a gas station for road traffic drives, can Executive Council in writing requests for a statement as referred to in the first sentence. Executive Council decide on the request not later than four weeks after the request has been sent.

Article 2.25 the one that drives an establishment in which liquid fuel or waste oil is stored in an underground tank, shall, within eight weeks after he started with this activity to the competent authority in writing supporting documents, showing that: (a) compliance with article 2.24, first and second paragraph;
b. to the extent that there is a petrol station for the road traffic driving to meet article 2.24, fourth paragraph;
c. the person contractually responsible for the funding of the liability referred to in article 2.24, first paragraph, in so far as there is driving a gas station for road transport, the competent authority in writing as soon as possible of the time when that security is or will become void, as well as the inclusion of exclusions and other fundamental changes in the contract that restrict the security lodged; and d. the person referred to in paragraph (b), up to a year after the written notification referred to in that section guarantees for restoration or compensation of damage which has arisen during the duration of the financial guarantee.

Article 2.26 the one who drives a gas station for road traffic, shall ensure that the form of the financial guarantee and the description of the one that contractually responsible for the funding of the liability referred to in article 2.24, first paragraph, is not changed then after to the competent authority a written evidence is presented, which shows that the modified financial security complies with article 2.24.

Article 2.27 Mayor and Councillors of the municipalities Amsterdam, the Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht, of municipalities that are designated under article 88, ninth paragraph, of the law on soil protection, and a regional public administration referred to in the framework law Board in change, Act for the purposes of article 2.24, fourth paragraph, in the place of the Executive Council. A regional public body referred to in the preceding sentence occurs only in the place of the Executive Council, if the powers provided for in this article to that order in Council have been transferred.

Section 2.11. Solvents Article 2.27 (a) this section shall apply to the one that a device type A, type B, a device or a device type C drives.

Article 2.28 this section shall apply to solvent plants containing one or more of the in table a or table 2.28 2.28 threshold specified b.
Table 2.28 a activity threshold level (for solvent consumption in tons/year) emission limit value (mg C/Nm3) fugitive emission limit value (percentage of solvent input) total emission limit value special provisions In this table under existing solvent installation means: solvent installation that was on april 1, 2002.
 
 
 
 
 
 
The emission limit values set out in this table, introduce Euro vi and diffuse-total emission limit values are measured at a temperature of 273.15 K and a pressure of 101.3 kPa.
1 heatset web offset-offset printing > 15 > 25 100 20 30% (1) 30% (1) (1) solvent residue in finished product are not considered as part of fugitive emissions.
2 Illustration gravure > 25 75 10% (1) (1) fugitive emission limit value for an existing solvent installation: 15%.
3 other rotogravure, flexography, rotary screen printing, laminating or lakeenheden, rotary screen printing on textile/cardboard > 15 > 25 100 100 25% 20% rotary screen printing on textile/cardboard > 30 100 20% 4 surface cleaning (2) > 1 > 5 20 (1) 20 (1) 15% 10% (1) emission limit value in mass of the compounds in mg/Nm3 and not in total mass of carbon.
(2) with the first and third paragraph, in article 2.30 of the substances listed.
5 other surface cleaning > 2 > 10 75 75 (1) (1) 20% (1) 15% (1) (1) where it is shown that the average content of organic solvents of all in a solvent cleaning material used does not exceed 30 installation% m/m, these values are not solvent for that installation.
6 Coating of vehicles vehicle refinishing 0.5 50 (1) 50 (1) 25% 25% (1) compliance must be demonstrated based on measurements every 15 minutes.
7 coil coating > 25 50 (1) 5% (2) (1) For installations which use techniques which solvent solvent reuse possible, applies an emission limit value of 150.
(2) fugitive emission limit value for an existing solvent installation: 10% 8 other coating processes, including metal, plastic, textile (5), film and paper coating > 5 > 15 100 (1) (4) 50/75 (2) (3) (4) 25% (4) 20% (4) (1) emission limit value applies to coating application and drying processes where any volatile organic compounds are collected and controlled emissions.
(2) the first emission limit value applies to drying processes, the second to coating application processes.
(3) For solvent plants that use solvents genitrogeneerde with techniques involving solvent reuse possible, a combined limit value applies to coating and drying process of 150.
(4) For coating work where any volatile organic substances not controlled can be captured and disposed of (as in the shipbuilding, and painting of fuselages) may, in accordance with article 2.79, fifth paragraph, of these values be derogated from.
(5) rotary screen printing on textile is covered by activity no. 3.9 winding wire Coating > 5 10 g/kg (1) 5 g/kg (2) (1) applies to solvent plants with an average wire diameter ≤ 0.1 mm.
(2) applies to all other solvents installations.
10 Coating of wood > 15 > 25 100 (1) 50/75 (2) 25% 20% (1) emission limit value applies to coating application and drying processes where any volatile organic compounds are collected and controlled emissions.
(2) the first value applies to drying processes, the second to coating application processes.
11 dry clean 20 g/kg (1) (2) (1) expressed in mass emitted solvent per kilogram of cleaned and dried product.
(2) the second member, mentioned in article 2.30, emission limit value does not apply to this sector.
12 wood impregnation > 25 100 (1) 45% 11 kg/m3 (1) the emission limit value does not apply to impregnation with creosote.
13 leather Coating > 10 > 25 > 10 (1) 85 g/m 2 75 g/m2 150 g/m 2 The emission limit values are expressed in terms of grams of solvent emitted in relation to the square meters manufactured product.
(1) For leather coating for furniture and certain leather goods, which are used as small consumer goods such as bags, belts, wallets etc.
14 manufacture of footwear > 5 25 g per pair the total emission limit value is expressed in terms of grams of solvent emitted in relation to manufactured few complete footwear.
15 wood and plastic lamination > 5 30 g/m2 16 applying an adhesive layer > 5 > 15 50 (1) 50 (1) 25% 20% (1) If techniques are used which solvent reuse possible, applies an emission limit value of 150.
17 manufacture of coating mixtures, varnishes, inks and adhesives > 100 1000 150 150 5% 35 5% of solvent input > 3% of solvent input the fugitive emission limit value does not include solvents that as constituents of a mixture in a closed container are sold.
18 rubber conversion > 15 20 (1) 25% (2) 25% of solvent input (1) If techniques are used which solvent reuse possible, applies an emission limit value of 150.
(2) the fugitive emission limit value does not include solvents that as constituents of a mixture in a closed container are sold.
19 extraction of vegetable oils and animal fats and vegetable oil refining activities > 10 (1) the total emission limit values for solvents installations for processing individual parties seeds and other vegetable matter are given by the competent authority in customized prescription.
 
animal fat 1.5 kg/tonne (2) applies to all fractionation processes excluding de-gumming (the removal of gum from the oil).
 
Castor 3.0 kg/tonne (3) applies to de-gumming.
 
rapeseed 1.0 kg/tonne
 
 

1.0 kg/tonnes of soya beans sunflower seed (regular grind) 0.8 kg/tonnes of soya beans (white flakes) 1.2 kg/tonne other seeds and other vegetable matter 3 kg/tonne (1) 1.5 kg/tonne (2) 4 kg/tonne (3) 20 50 20 medicinal products > (1) 5% (2) (3) 5% of solvent input (4) (1) If techniques are used which solvent reuse possible, applies an emission limit value of 150.
(2) the fugitive emission limit value does not include solvents that as constituents of a mixture in a closed container are sold.
(3) emission limit value existing solvent Dffuse installation: 15% (4) total emission limit value existing solvent installation: 15% of solvent input Table 2.28 b activity in the vehicle industry (solvent consumption threshold in tonnes/year) (1) production (2) total emission limit value (3) new installation installation Existing solvent solvent (4) Coating new cars (> 15) > 5000 45 g/m2 or 60 g/m2 or 1.3 kg/car + 33 g/m2 1.9 kg/car + 41 g/m2 ≤ 5000 self-supporting or 90 g/m2 or 90 g/m2 or 1.5 kg with chassis/car + 3500 > 70 g/m 2 1.5 kg/car + 70 g/m2 Coating of new truck cabins (> 15) ≤ 5000 65 g/m2 85 g/m2 > 5000 55 g/m2 75 g/m2 Coating of new vans and trucks (> 15) ≤ 2500 90 g/m 2 120 g/m2 > 2500 70 g/m2 90 g/m2 Coating of new buses (> 15) ≤ 2000 210 g/m2 290 g/m2 > 2000 150 g/m 2 225 g/m2 (1) Solvent vehicle coating installations below the in this table the solvent consumption thresholds listed meet the in table 2.28 a, part 6 requirements for vehicle refinishing or coating.
(2) applies to the annual production of coated material.
(3) the total emission limit values are expressed in terms of grams of solvent emitted m² manufactured product in square metres and in kilograms of solvent emitted in relation to the car body.
The surface of the products listed is defined as follows: the calculated surface of the total electrophoretic coating area, and the surface of parts that may be added in later phases of the coating process and with the same coating be covered as for the particular product is used, or the total surface area of the product coated in the installation.
The surface of the electrophoretic coating area is calculated using the following formula: (2 x total weight of product shell) (average thickness of metal sheet x density of metal plate) this method is also used for other coated parts of metal sheet.
For the calculation of the surface of the other added parts or the total installation in the coated surface CAD (computer aided design) is used or other equivalent methods.
The total emission limit values apply to all process stages that are carried out at the same installation from electrophoretic coating, or any other kind of coating process, through to the final wax and Polish of the top layer, as well as the solvents used in cleaning of process equipment, including spray booths and other fixed equipment, both during and outside of production time.
(4) In this table under existing solvent installation means: a solvent system that was in operation on april 1, 2002.

Article 2.29 1 when in operation having a solvent plant are: a. the emission limit values and the fugitive emission limit values set out in table a and table 2.28 2.28 b not exceeded, or b. the total emission limit values in table 2.28 2.28 a and b are not exceeded.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply where compliance with an emission reduction plan which an emission reduction is achieved equivalent to that in the first paragraph, under (a) or (b), would be achieved values referred to.
3 If an existing solvent plant as referred to in article 2.28 a change referred to in article 1.10, paragraph 2, or article 2.1, paragraph 1, point (e) under 2 °, of the law general provisions is affected by, or after a change environmental law for the first time under this section describes that part of the installation that the change has undergone solvent classified as new solvents installation. The first sentence shall not apply if the total emissions of the installation do not exceed solvent if the part that has undergone the change as a new solvent would be classified installation.
4 If the one who drives a device to which a solvent installation belongs, shows that it comply with the fugitive emission limit value is not technically and economically feasible, the competent authority for that solvent installation, can configure-to-order prescription at another fugitive emission limit value.
5 for coating processes referred to in table 2.28 a, part 8, the competent authority at custom code for the installation other solvent emission limit values or fugitive set emission limit values than those applicable on the basis of paragraph 1, if: a. any volatile organic compounds not captured or emitted can be controlled, and b. the person making the installation to which the solvent installation belongs, shows that it comply with the obligations from the first paragraph is not technically and economically feasible.

Article 2.30 1 substances or mixtures to which one or more of the hazard statements H340, H350, H350i, H360D or H360F or the risk phrases R45, R46, R49, R60 and R61 or are granted or which of these indications must bear because of their content of volatile organic compounds which, under the EC regulation on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures as carcinogenic , mutagenic or toxic to reproduction, as far as possible in as short a time as possible be replaced by their nature less harmful substances or mixtures.
2. volatile organic compounds emissions: (a) referred to in the first paragraph and b. halogenated volatile organic compounds to which the hazard statements H341 or H351 the risk phrases R40 or R68 or were granted, or that of such indications shall be fitted with, not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 2.30. The emission limit values apply for the total mass of the substances in question.
Table 2.30 substances or mixtures H340, H350, H350i mass flow emission limit value, H360D or H360F or R45, R46, R49, R60 and R61 and compulsory labelling ≥ 10 g/hour 2 mg/Nm H341 or H351 ³ or R40 or R68 and compulsory labelling ≥ 20 mg/100 g/h Nm ³ 3 A solvent installation in which two or more activities are carried out, each of which the threshold values in table a or table b exceed 2.28 2.28 ,: a. with regard to the substances or mixtures referred to in paragraph 1 or 2, for each activity individually to the requirements set out in those paragraphs, and b. with respect to the substances or mixtures other than those referred to in (a): 1 °. for each activity separately to article 2.29, paragraph 1 or 2, or 2 °. to a value for the total emissions, which is not higher than in application of the under 1 ° asked would be the case.

Article 2.31 the one who drives a device to which a solvent installation belongs, shall take all appropriate precautions to emissions of volatile organic compounds at startup and shut-down of the installation to a minimum.

Article 2.32 The monitoring of emissions, preparing an emission reduction plan and a solvent management plan and the emission measurements to verify compliance with the emission limit values shall comply with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
Chapter 3. Provisions relating to activities, also applicable for establishments type C section 3.0. Chapter 3 article 3 scope this chapter applies to the one that: a. a device type A or type B drives an establishment, or b. a device type C drives, with the exception of articles 3,113 to 3,121.

Section 3.1. Wastewater management § 3.1.1. Soil remediation and sample source Commerce article 3.1 1 this section applies to a remediation research and a soil remediation in the sense of the law soil protection. At the discharge of groundwater from a pilot source commerce in the context of an investigation or from a soil remediation is at least met the second through the ninth member.
2 the discharge into a surface water body or designated in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water drains, is allowed, if at the discharge: a. no visual pollution takes place;
b. the content of naphthalene in any stitch sample not exceeding 0.2 micro grams per litre;
c. the content of Pahs in any stitch sample not exceeding 1 micro grams per litre; and d. in any stitch sample the emission values of table 3.1 (a) included in this article are not exceeded.
Table 3.1 (a) substances emission value BTEX 50 micrograms per litre of Volatile organic halogen compounds expressed as chlorine 20 micrograms per litre of Aromatic organic halogen compounds 20 micrograms per litre of mineral oil 500 micrograms of Cadmium per litre 4 micrograms per litre Mercury 1 micrograms per liter Copper 11 micro g/l Nickel 53 41 microgrammes per litre Lead micrograms per litre Zinc 120 micrograms per litre Chrome 24 micrograms per litre Unresolved substances 50 milligrams per litre 3 the discharge , in a non-designated body of surface water, is allowed, if at the discharge: a. no visual pollution takes place;
b. the content of naphthalene in any stitch sample not exceeding 0.2 micro grams per litre;
c. the content of Pahs in any stitch sample not exceeding 1 micro grams per litre; and

d. in any stitch sample the emission values of table 3.1 (b) included in this article are not exceeded.
Table 3.1 (b) substances emission value Benzene 2 micrograms per litre Toluene 7 micrograms per liter of Ethyl benzene 4 micrograms per litre Xylene 4 micrograms per litre tetrachloroethylene 3 micrograms per litre 1.2-dichlorethane Triethylene 20 micrograms per litre 20 micrograms per litre of 1,1,1-trichloroethane 20 micrograms per litre of Vinyl chloride 8 micrograms per litre of sum of the five substances above 20 micrograms per litre here Monochloorbenzeen 7 micrograms per liter Dichloorbenzenen 3 micrograms per litre Trichloorbenzenen 1 micrograms per litre of Mineral oil 50 micrograms per litre of Cadmium Mercury 0.4 microgrammes per litre 0.1 micrograms per liter Copper Nickel 1.1 micrograms per litre 4.1 5.3 micro grams per litre Lead micrograms per litre Zinc 12 micrograms per litre Chrome 2.4 micrograms per litre Unresolved substances 20 milligrams per liter 4 the discharge on or in the soil is allowed if the strength of substances in any stitch sample does not exceed the target values in table 1 of the annex to the circular soil remediation per 1 July 2013.
5 the discharge, referred to in paragraph 1, in a dirty water sewer is prohibited.
6 if discharge referred to in the first paragraph in a surface water body, on or in the soil or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water drains, is not reasonably possible: a. is, by way of derogation from paragraph 5, the discharge from a pilot source commerce in the dirty water drains allowed if the strength of undissolved substances does not exceed 300 milligrams per litre;
b. can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription the fifth member is not applicable and the discharge from a soil remediation in a dirty water sewer permit, if the importance of the protection of the environment are given the composition, quantity and properties of the waste water is not against the discharge into a dirty water drains. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
7 the competent authority may by custom prescription differ from: a. the levels of naphthalene and Pahs, referred to in parts (b) and (c) of the second and the third member, the emission values, referred to in part d of the second and the third member and the target values referred to in paragraph 4, and higher values or levels, if not values or levels referred to by the application of best available techniques can be achieved and the importance of the protection of the environment does not preclude the discharge with a higher value or a higher content;
b. the levels of naphthalene and Pahs, referred to in parts (b) and (c) of the second and the third member, and lower values determine, if the importance of the protection of the environment to a lower value requires;
c. the values referred to in paragraph 1(d) and lower values determine if discharged from a supply referred to in that paragraph is in a non-designated body of surface water, or on or in the soil and the importance of protection of the environment necessitates setting a lower value.
8 the lower levels referred to in paragraph 7, part c, shall be not less than: a. the values shown in table 3.1 (b), if a body of surface water is discharged;
b. the target values referred to in paragraph 4, if discharged is on or in the soil.
9 The discharge to groundwater, referred to in paragraph 1, can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 3.1.2. Discharge of groundwater at dewatering Article 3.2 1 this section applies to the discharge of groundwater at dewatering, not being: a. raw water from a pilot source commerce within the framework of a reorganisation research or from a soil remediation referred to in article 3.1, first paragraph;
b. drainage water from growing in a greenhouse as referred to in article 3.70, and c. drainage water referred to in article 4.79, ninth member.
At the discharge is at least met the second through the tenth member.
2 the discharge on or in the soil is allowed.
3 the discharge into a body of surface water is permitted if: a. the unresolved content substances in any stitch sample not exceeding 50 milligrams per litre; and b. as a result of the discharge no visual pollution occurs.
4 the competent authority with regard to the discharge, referred to in the third paragraph, at custom prescription differ from: a. the amount, referred to in that paragraph and determine, if not a higher content called content by applying best available techniques can be achieved and the importance of protecting the environment is not opposed to the discharge with a higher content; and b. provide that Visual pollution may occur, if not visual pollution by applying best available techniques can be prevented and the importance of protecting the environment does not preclude the discharge, in which Visual pollution occurs.
5 the discharge, in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water drains, is allowed if the strength unresolved substances in any stitch sample not exceeding 50 milligrams per litre and the iron content in any stitch monster not more than 5 milligrams per litre.
6 the competent authority with regard to discharge referred to in paragraph 5 in custom code or regulation referred to in article 10.32 a of the environmental management act differ from: a. the levels referred to in that paragraph and higher levels determine if former levels not by applying best available techniques can be achieved and the importance of protecting the environment does not preclude the discharge with a higher content;
b. the iron content referred to in that paragraph and determine a lower iron content, if the importance of protection of the environment to provide a lower content requires.
7 the discharge, in a dirty water sewer is prohibited, unless: a. the discharge a maximum of 8 weeks;
b. the discharged amount of not more than 5 cubic metres per hour; and c. the unresolved content substances in any stitch sample not exceeding 300 milligrams per litre.
8 the competent authority with regard to the duration and the quantity referred to in the seventh member at custom prescription or to Regulation as referred to in article 10.32 a of the environmental management act other values.
9 to discharge The groundwater can be sampled in an effective way.
10 The amount of groundwater can discharged per unit of time for the purposes of the seventh member in an efficient way.

§ 3.1.3. Discharge of stormwater, that does not originate from a soil protecting supply Article 3.3 (1) this paragraph applies to the discharge of run-off rain water that: a. is not derived from a soil protecting supply, b. no stormwater is when the items 3.33, 3.34, 3.49 and 3.60, or c. no drainage water is referred to in article 4.79, ninth member.
2 the discharge other than in a dirty water sewer is allowed.
3 the discharge takes place only in a dirty water sewer place if the discharge on or in the soil, in a public rainwater system or in a body of surface water is not reasonably possible.
4 plant protection products, including herbicides, only on half-open and closed surfacing used, if: a. There is site specific weed treatment by means of selective application techniques; and b. the chance of precipitation for a period of 24 hours after the intended use is not greater than 40% according to the weather report, referred to in article 3, paragraph 1, part a, of the law tasks meteorology and seismology, for that region of the country.
5 plant protection products, including herbicides are not used in or close to tops or wells.
6 the third paragraph shall not apply to the discharge that started for the application of the first through the fifth member on the establishment.
7 the competent authority may by custom prescription provide that the discharge into the sewer of dirty water run-off rain water that does not originate from a soil protecting supply, which already took place prior to the time referred to in paragraph 6, within a time limit fixed in that custom prescription is discontinued.

§ 3.1.4. Treatment of domestic waste water on location Article 3.4 (1) this paragraph applies to the discharge of domestic waste water and treating this waste water prior to it. The discharge of domestic waste water in a surface water body or on or in the soil is permitted if the discharge takes place outside a built-up area or within a built-up area from which urban waste water is discharged with a value of less than 2000 population equivalent of pollution and the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or a zuiveringtechnisch work which can be connected more than : a. 40 m population equivalent at no more than 10;
b. 100 metres with a population equivalent of more than 10 but less than 25;
c. 600 meters by 25% but less than 50 inhabitant equivalents;
d. 1500 metres at 50 but less than 100 native equivalents; and e. 3,000 meters by 100 or more native equivalents.
2 the distance, referred to in paragraph 1, is calculated: a. from the cadastral boundary of the plot where the domestic waste water is released; and b. by the shortest line against which drains without serious inconvenience can be laid out.
3 If the distance, referred to in paragraph 1, less than the distances referred to in that paragraph, the competent authority if the importance of the protection of soil or the quality of a surface water body are not moving, at custom prescription the discharge on or in the soil or in a surface water body allow:

a. for a period to be set by him, based on the unexpired part of a depreciation period of the construction of the dirty water drains or the zuiveringtechnisch work already existing treatment services; or b. If in parts of the domestic waste water that is released within the facility which the pollution population equivalent value is not greater than 3 connection to the business on a dirty water drains that sewer is connected not effective, which can be determined that the waste water is led through a purification facility.
4 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, part a, the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work at continuation of the discharge of domestic waste water on or in the soil that regularly took place before 1 July 1990, calculated from the section of the building that is closest to a dirty water drains or a zuiveringtechnisch work.
5 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, part a, the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work at continuation of the discharge of domestic waste water in the surface water body that took place before 1 March 1997, calculated from the section of the building that is closest to a dirty water drains or a zuiveringtechnisch work.

Article 3.5 1 At the discharge of domestic waste water on or in the soil or in a body of surface water, the following limit values are not exceeded: Table 3.5 Discharge on or in the soil and in a designated body of surface water discharge into surface water body parameter Representative 24 hours a non designated monster Cross Stitch sample sample sample is representative day Biochemical oxygen demand 30 milligrams per litre 60 milligrams per litre 20 milligrams per litre 40 milligrams per litre chemical oxygen demand 150 milligrams per litre 300 milligrams per litre
100 milligrams per litre 200 milligrams per litre total nitrogen 30 milligrams per litre 60 milligrams per litre of ammoniacal nitrogen 2 milligrams per liter 4 milligrams per litre Unresolved substances 30 milligrams per litre 60 milligrams per litre 30 milligrams per litre 60 milligrams per litre total Phosphorus 3 milligrams per litre 6 milligrams per litre 2 At discharge on or in the soil, the domestic waste water discharged in such a way , that the adverse effects on the environment as much as possible, be limited.
3 the first paragraph shall not apply to a discharge of domestic waste water of less than 6 inhabitant equivalents if the waste water is led by a treatment facility that meets certain requirements a ministerial order.
4 the competent authority may, by a discharge into a body of surface water, if not indicated the importance of the protection of the environment in custom relationship compels them to do so by law, the requirements set out in paragraph 3 does not apply to State and provide that the domestic waste water purification supplies should be indicated by a led.
5 by way of derogation from paragraph 1, the competent authority may, if the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, on a request to this effect for a period to be set by him at custom prescription provide that at the discharge not to the values mentioned in that paragraph needs to be met. The competent authority may: a. other values;
b. determine that the domestic waste water purification supplies should be indicated by a led.
6 to discharge The domestic waste water can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 3.1.4 a. Urban waste-water treatment Article 3.5 (a) this paragraph applies to zuiveringtechnische work, as far as the water line concerns including sludge thickening and mechanical sludge dewatering.

Section 3.5 b 1 the smell load due to a zuiveringtechnisch work on location of smell sensitive objects no more than 0.5 odour unit per cubic metre of air as 98-percentile.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the scent work on site load due to a zuiveringtechnisch of smell sensitive objects located on a zoned Business Park, a business park or outside urban areas, no more than 1 odour unit per cubic metre of air as 98-percentile.
(3) without prejudice to paragraphs 1 and 2, a ministerial order zuiveringtechnisch work met the requirements.
4 paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to a work zuiveringtechnisch that is set up for 1 February 1996 and for which a licence at that time on the basis of article 8.1 of the environmental management act and was irrevocable.
5 if paragraph 4 applies, then the scent work on site load due to a zuiveringtechnisch of smell sensitive objects not exceeding 1.5 odour units per cubic metre of air as 98-percentile.
6 by way of derogation from the fifth member is the smell load due to a zuiveringtechnisch work on site of smell sensitive objects located on a zoned Business Park, a business park or outside built-up areas not exceeding 3.5 odour units per cubic metre of air as 98-percentile.
7 for a zuiveringtechnisch work for which until 1 January 2011 an environmental permit under section 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law, and irrevocably, the first, second, fifth and sixth member does not apply to tax on site the smell of smell sensitive objects that at the time of granting of authorisation were not present or not in the permit as smell sensitive were considered.
8 at the change of a zuiveringtechnisch work referred to in the fourth and seventh member is the smell tax on site of smell sensitive objects as a result of a zuiveringtechnisch work is not higher than the smell tax prior to the change, unless the values referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 are not exceeded.

Article 3.5 c the smell tax referred to in article 3 .5b, first, second and fifth to eighth member, a ministerial order to be determined in accordance with the set requirements.

Section 3.5 d 1 by way of derogation from article 2.9 in the design, construction and use of the portion of the water line, starting from the reception work to the selector or aeration tank, as well as the portion of the zuiveringtechnisch work where sludge dewatering, storage and piping with primary sludge, soil protecting provisions and soil protective measures with which an acceptable soil risk is realized.
2 soil protecting The soil protecting provisions and measures referred to in the first paragraph, comply with a ministerial order requirements on the proper functioning of these facilities and measures, and on the control of those requirements and the requirements a ministerial order on the possibility of soil contamination to be able to identify and restore if necessary.

Article 3.5 e 1 to the discharge into a body of surface water is at least met the second through seventh member.
2 A zuiveringtechnisch work is designed, built, operated and maintained so that under all normal local climatic conditions the effective functioning is guaranteed, unusual situations included.
3 the place of the discharge and the downstream drainage are such that adverse effects on the quality of the receiving surface water body be prevented or as far as that is not possible.
4 municipal waste water with a population equivalent value of 2,000 or more pollution goes down in a zuiveringtechnisch work such a treatment, that it prior to discharge into a body of surface water meets or exceeds the following limits: limit value limit value parameters in day monster as moving annual average biochemical oxygen demand (Bod5 at 20 ° c) without nitrification 20 milligrams O2 per litre chemical oxygen demand (COD) 125 milligrams O2 per litre total amount of unresolved substances 30 milligrams per litre total phosphorus (design capacity of a population equivalent of more than 100,000)
 
1.0 milligrams per litre total phosphorus (design capacity of 2,000 to a population equivalent of 100,000) 2.0 milligrams per litre total nitrogen (design capacity of a population equivalent of 20,000 or more) 10 milligrams per litre total nitrogen (design capacity from 2,000 to a population equivalent of 20,000) 15 milligrams per litre 5 the assessment or at the discharge compliance with the limit values referred to in paragraph 4, shall be made in accordance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
6 the competent authority may, where the importance of protecting the quality of the surface water body relationship compels them to do so, determine limit values at custom prescription lower than the limit values referred to in paragraph 4.
7 the competent authority may by custom code at the request of the public body or another legal entity that under article 3.4 of the water law is charged with caring for a zuiveringtechnisch work, the limit values for the concentrations of total phosphorus and total nitrogen, mentioned in the fourth paragraph, explain and not applicable upper limit values than the limit values referred to in that paragraph If the percentage of total nitrogen total phosphorus respectively that urban waste water is removed and that on the under the care of the same public body or other legal entity standing Joint zuiveringtechnische work, at least 75% and a zuiveringtechnisch work:

a. that is taken into operation before september 1, 1992 and whose design capacity by more than 25 percent since that date is extended, or b. with a design capacity of less than 20,000 inhabitant equivalents.

Article 3.5 f 1 For the purposes of this article, «foreseeable special operating conditions at a work», to mean: zuiveringtechnisch other than the regular operating conditions, not being an unusual occurrence, such as maintenance and repair work of the water treatment process, which causes components to temporarily out of service.
2 In the case of particular foreseeable operating conditions as referred to in paragraph 1 which could have an impact on the quality of the after treatment discharge water, can the competent authority at the request of the public body or another legal entity that under article 3.4 of the water law is charged with caring for a zuiveringstechnisch work for a period to be fixed by him at custom prescription limit values referred to in article 3.5 e, fourth, sixth or seventh member, not apply declare and adopt higher limit values as well as temporary additional measures for writing to the adverse consequences for water quality as much as possible.

Article 3.5 g 1 public body or another legal entity which under article 3.4 of the water law is charged with caring for a zuiveringtechnisch work for the treatment of urban waste water with a population equivalent value of 2,000 or more pollution is sampled both the incoming, untreated urban waste water to discharge as the urban waste water purified, analyzes the samples and assesses the results of a ministerial order in accordance with the set requirements.
2 The public entity or another legal entity as referred to in paragraph 1 shall, within four months of the end of each calendar year to the Minister an overview of of the zuiveringtechnische standing under his care work and of the results of the sampling, analysis and assessment referred to in that paragraph.

§ 3.1.5. Discharge of cooling water Article 3.6 (1) this paragraph applies to the discharge of cooling water with a heat load of 50,000 kilojoules or less per second. At the discharge is at least met the second through the seventh member.
2 the discharge of cooling water to which no chemicals are added in a surface water body or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water not being a dirty water drains, is allowed if the heat load does not exceed: a. 1000 kilojoule per second, in the case of a designated body of surface water;
b. 10 kilojoules per second, in the case of a body of surface water is not appropriate.
3 the heat load of a cooling water discharge is calculated as the product of: a. the discharge flow rate of cooling water in cubic metres per second;
b. the difference between the discharge temperature and the temperature of the receiving body of surface water in degrees Celsius;
c. the heat capacity of the cooling water which is equal to 4190 kilojoule per cubic meter per degree increase in temperature.
4 the competent authority can if the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, the second paragraph does not apply to custom prescription explain and the discharge of cooling water with higher heat load than referred to in paragraph 2 or to which allow limited chemicals are added.
5 If the discharge, referred to in paragraph 2, an increase in temperature would cause that to limit the heat freight necessitates, can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription for the heat load lower values than those referred to in paragraph 2.
6 the discharge of cooling water as referred to in paragraph 2 takes place only in a dirty water drains if the discharge of that cooling water in a surface water body or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water not being a dirty water sewer is not reasonably possible.
7 the heat load of a discharge of cooling water can be determined in an effective manner, or by the one that the installation be made plausible.

§ 3.1.6. Discharge as a result of work on fixed objects Article 3.6.1 this section applies to the discharge as a result of cleaning operations, conservation work, demolition, and renovation work or other maintenance or new construction of solid objects.

Article 3.6 (a) 1 At the discharge as a result of cleaning operations, conservation work or other maintenance to fixed objects is at least met the second through the fifth member.
(2) if in the work referred to in the first paragraph, discharge into a surface water body can take place, a ministerial order indicated introduced in that body of surface water discharge of substances, which are used in the work or the fixed object release, prevent or, where that is not reasonably possible, as much as possible. If prevention is not reasonably possible, having taken measures referred to in the first sentence discharge into a surface water body allowed.
3 the discharge into a dirty water sewer is prohibited unless the discharge referred to in paragraph 4.
4 when cleaning operations, which are performed periodically and using only dirt removal is removed, the discharge of cleaning water in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water and the land allowed.
5 the competent authority may by custom code differ from the third member and the discharge as a result of façade cleaning and graffiti removal in a dirty water sewer permit, if the importance of the protection of the environment are given the composition, quantity and properties of the waste water is not against the discharge into a dirty water drains. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.

Article 3.6 b 1 At the discharge into a body of surface water as a result of demolition or renovation work on or new construction of fixed objects is at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 the discharge, that having regard to the location of the activities referred to in the first paragraph cannot reasonably be prevented, is allowed.
3 with the work referred to in paragraph 1, measures taken to prevent the release or, if that is not possible, as much as possible. The actions are described in a work plan.

§ 3.1.7. Acts in a surface water body Article 3.6 c 1 this section applies to u-boxes or dredging of a surface water body.
2 this paragraph shall also apply to other work in a surface water body if that take place by or on behalf of the administrator in the framework of the management of that body of surface water.

Article 3.6 d 1 the discharge into a body of surface water as a result of excavated or dredging activities in that body of surface water is allowed.
2 if u-boxes or dredging of a body of surface water the quality of the dredging or unearth a ministerial order to designate a water soil intervention value, the work carried out in accordance with a work plan, in which measures are that the discharge as much as possible. The working plan shall in any case, the description of the dredging technique and the technique used when using that method.

Article 3.6 e the discharge into a body of surface water as a result of work other than referred to in article 3.6 c, is permissible if that works by or on behalf of the administrator in the framework of the management of that body of surface water.

§ 3.1.8. Discharge as a result of cleaning drinking water pipes Article 3.6 f 1 this section applies to the discharge as a result of cleaning and use of the means for storing, transporting and distributing drinking water or hot water as referred to in article 1 of the Drinkwaterwet or of household water drinking water as referred to in article 1 of the decision. At the discharge is at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 the discharge on or in the soil is allowed to the drinking water, hot water or household water no chemicals have been added and as a result of the discharge no flooding.
3 the discharge into a surface water body or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water drains, is allowed, if to the drinking water, hot water or household water no chemicals have been added.
4 the discharge takes place only in a dirty water sewer place if the discharge, referred to in the second and third paragraph, is not reasonably possible.
5 by way of derogation from paragraphs 2 and 3, the competent authority can the discharge of waste water, referred to in paragraph 1, with low concentrations of chemicals in build-to-order prescription if the importance of the protection of the environment are not resistance.

§ 3.1.9. Discharging of waste water as a result of emergencies exercises Article 3.6 g 1 this section applies to the discharge of waste water that is released during an emergency exercise with the exception of devices for the practice of fire-fighting techniques as referred to in category 26 of part C of annex I to the decision environmental law.
2 the discharge of waste water is allowed.

Section 3.2. Plants § 3.2.1. Operation of a combustion plant, not being a large combustion plant Article 3.7


1. articles 3.10 to 3.10 j and q to 3.10 3.10 t on emissions to the air are applicable to operation of a gas engine, gas turbine, boiler installation or diesel engine, unless the subject: a. a gas engine, gas turbine, boiler installation or diesel engine that it is apparent from an environmental permit granted to the decoration are used for researching, testing or demonstrating experimental combustion techniques or techniques to combat emissions of sulphur dioxide (SO2) , nitrogen oxides (NOx) or total dust;
b. a gas engine, gas turbine, boiler installation or diesel engine that does not exceed 500 hours per year in use, with the exception of diesel engines to be used for electricity generation in cases other than emergencies;
(c) a boiler installation with a rated power of less than 400 kilowatt in which other fuels than biomass are applied;
d. a large combustion plant;
e. a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant to which section 5.2 applies, or f. a mobile combustion plant.
2 The articles 3.10 3.10, 3.10 n and k d on the effective management of waste water, realizing a negligible soil risk and the effective management of waste, apply to it having a combustion plant, unless it concerns: a. a large combustion plant;
b. a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant to which section 5.2 applies, or (c) a mobile combustion plant.
3 articles 3.10 l and 3.10 m on the efficient use of energy, apply to establishments in which not a greenhouse gas installations referred to in article 16.1 of the law and involving the simultaneous production of electrical energy and thermal energy through a combined heat and power installation, unless: a. the a combined heat and power plant in which vergistinggas is used;
b. the cogeneration installation a large combustion plant;
c. the cogeneration installation a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant in which section 5.2 applies, or d. the cogeneration installation a mobile combustion plant.
4 Article 3.10 p on inspection and maintenance of a combustion plant is applicable to operation of a combustion plant, unless it concerns: a. combustion plant which according to the décor issued an environmental permit is used for the examination, test or demonstrate experimental combustion techniques or techniques to combat emissions of sulphur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx) or total dust;
b. a large combustion plant;
c. a waste incineration plant;
d. a waste co-incineration plant to which section 5.2 applies, or e. a mobile combustion plant.
5 this section does not apply to firing combustion plants which, under annex I, part C, point (a) of the decision category 1.4 environmental law lead, that an establishment is required to hold a licence.

Article 3.8 combustion plant can be located within the Dutch exclusive economic zone.

Article 3.9 1 as far as combustion plants fall under the scope of this paragraph, articles 2.5, 2.7 and 2.8, third to ninth Member, do not apply.
2 without prejudice to the emission requirements in this paragraph, the competent authority may in the interest of protecting the environment in custom prescription requirements on emissions from combustion plant.

Article 3.10 the flue gases of a boiler plant with a rated power of 1 megawatt or more complies with the emission limit values mentioned in table 3.10.
Table 3.10 boiler installation with a rated power of 1 megawatt or more fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (CxHy) (mg per normal cubic meters) fuel in solid form, with the exception of 100 200 5 – biomass fuel in liquid form, with the exception of biomass Biomass – 120 200 5 , as far as the boiler installation a thermal capacity smaller than 5 megawatts has 275 200 20 – biomass, as far as the boiler installation a thermal capacity of 5 megawatts or greater has 70 200 – – – 145 200 5 Vergistinggas natural gas 70 – – fuel in gas form, with the exception of natural gas and vergistinggas 70 multiplied by a factor equal to the ratio of the lower heating value of the fuel expressed in MJ per normal cubic meters, to a combustion value of 31.65 MJ per normal cubic meters, with the latter factor up to 2.0 0.9 and minimum amounts to – – article 3.10 (a) the exhaust gas of a boiler installation with a rated power greater than 400 kilowatt and less than 1 megawatt complies with the emission limit values mentioned in table 3.10 (a).
Table 3.10 (a) boiler installation with a rated power between 400 kilowatts and 1 megawatt fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (Cx) Hy) (mg per normal cubic meters) fuel in liquid form, with the exception of biomass Biomass 300 200 40 Vergistinggas 70 200 – – – 120 200 20 – 70 – – natural gas fuel in gaseous form with the exception of natural gas and vergistinggas 70 multiplied by a factor equal to the ratio of the lower heating value of the fuel, expressed in MJ per normal cubic meters, to a combustion value of 31.65 MJ per normal cubic meters, with the latter factor up to 2.0 0.9 and minimum amounts to – – wood pellets as long as biomass is concerned 300 200 40 – article 3.10 (b) the exhaust gas of a boiler installation with a rated power equal to or less than 400 kilowatt complies with the emission limit values mentioned in table 3.10 b.
Table 3.10 b boiler installation with a rated power equal to or less than 400 kilowatt fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (CxHy) (mg per normal cubic meter) 300 200 40 Biomass – wood pellets as long as biomass is concerned 300 200 40 – article 3.10 c 1 during concomitant use of different types of fuel in a boiler installation is considered emission limit value for nitrogen oxides (NOx) , sulphur dioxide (SO2) and total dust, the weighted average of the emission limit values on the basis of articles 3.10 to 3.10 (b) for each of the fuels would apply separately.
2 The weighted average is referred to in the first paragraph per unit time calculated to the share of each of the fuels in the energy content of the supplied fuels.

Article 3.10 (d) the exhaust gas of a gas turbine meets the emission limit values mentioned in table 3.10 d.
Table 3.10 d gas turbine fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (Cx) Hy) (mg per normal cubic meters) fuel in liquid form, 140, going backward to the ISO 140 200 15 air conditions – natural gas, going backward to the ISO air conditions – – – fuel, with the exception of fuel and natural gas in liquid form 140 air conditions, going backward to the ISO 200 – – article 3.10 e 1 the exhaust gas of a diesel engine complies with the emission limit values mentioned in table 3.10 e.
Table 3.10 e Diesel engine fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (CxHy) (mg per normal cubic meter) all fuels 450, going backward to the ISO 200 50 air conditions – 2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription a higher emission limit value for nitrogen oxides for a diesel engine with a thermal input of less than 600 kilowatts located on a platform that is located within the Dutch exclusive economic zone. The different emission limit values for nitrogen oxides shall not exceed 2,800 milligrams per normal cubic meters.
3 the one who drives a device to which a diesel engine referred to in the second paragraph belongs, concert every five years for the custom prescription a feasibility study, to reduce NOx emissions by application of emission control measures or alternative techniques, such as solar and wind power, gas engines and-turbines, of the feasibility study makes a cost-effectiveness calculation part.
4 by way of derogation from paragraph 3, the competent authority may provide that it is sufficient with a cost-effectiveness calculation if the remaining lifetime of the installation.
5 in the assessment of the cost-effectiveness calculation is the competent authority from a cost effectiveness as referred to in article 2.7, third to sixth member.

Article 3.10 (f) flue gas by a gas engine complies with the emission limit values mentioned in table 3.10 f.
Table 3.10 f gas engine fuel/power nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (Cx) Hy) (mg per normal cubic meter) thermal capacity smaller than 2.5 megawatts, with the exception of 340 – vergistinggas – thermal capacity of 2.5 megawatts or greater, with the exception of 1,500 Vergistinggas 100 vergistinggas – regardless of the thermal power 340 200 – –


Article 3.10 g 1 a combustion plant which the flue gases because of a malfunction does not comply with the emission limit values required by this paragraph for that combustion plant is resolved as soon as possible and shall not exceed 120 consecutive hours after the occurrence of the error remain in use, with a maximum of 120 hours per calendar year.
2 If a failure referred to in the first paragraph not within 120 hours in such a way that the exhaust gas of the combustion plant is raised back to the applicable emission limit values, the combustion plant by the Tracker of the device out of service.
3 the second paragraph shall not apply if the combustion plant concerns within the Dutch exclusive economic zone, the disturbance is not reasonably within the number of hours in the first paragraph can be recovered and this circumstance before the expiry of that number of hours and the reasons in writing and has been reported in the State supervision of the mines. The State supervision of mines shall, in that case a period during which the failure is restored. The malfunction is resolved as soon as possible. If the malfunction is not recovered within the time limit set by the State supervision of mines, the combustion plant still out of service.
4 If a failure related to the fuel in a combustion plant is outweighed by the number of hours during may, mentioned in the first paragraph, another fuel are used and continue the emission limit values, which apply by virtue of this section, during those hours outside application.

Article 3.10 h combustion plant which is replacement for a maximum period of six months of a combustion plant which has been out of service for maintenance, repair or definitive replacement and that is undocked from the fuel supply or of the steam or electricity grid to which it delivers, at least the emission limit values applicable to the outdoor company asked combustion plant.

Article 3.10 i 1 For the calculation of the emission of flue gas by combustion plant is the mass concentration of nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulphur dioxide (SO2), total dust and unburned hydrocarbons (CxHy, expressed in C) in the flue gas traced on flue gas with a volume content of oxygen by: a. 6 percent, in the case of a combustion plant with solid fuel, or b. 3 percent, in the case of a combustion plant with a gaseous or liquid fuel.
2 for the calculation of the emission of flue gas by combustion plant, the mass concentration of nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the flue gases calculated as mass concentration of nitrogen dioxide.

Article 3.10 j 1 the concentration of nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulphur dioxide (SO2), total dust and unburned hydrocarbons (CxHy, expressed in C) in the flue gas that is ejected by a combustion plant for which emission limit values set out in this paragraph, is referred to by the Tracker of the establishment determined by a measurement.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph needs no measurement shall be carried out by sulphur dioxide (SO2), if compliance with the emission limit values shall be carried out by the burning of fuel with a known sulphur content and the combustion plant is not equipped with equipment for reducing emissions of sulphur dioxide.
3 the measurement referred to in paragraph 1, including the calculation, recording and reporting of measurement, meets the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 3.10 k 1 The flushing of a steam boiler of a combustion plant shall be in a suitable flush tank or in another suitable facility for the effective management of waste water at least meets the requirements set out in ministerial order.
2 the discharge of flush water from a steam boiler or condensate of smoke gases of combustion plant on or in the soil or in a surface water body is allowed, if not in a dirty water sewage can be discharged.

Article 3.10 l 1, a combined heat and power installation is the year average return at least 65%, calculated according to the formula: the sum of the energy output of generating power plus two-thirds of the energy output of the production of useful heat to employ.
2 the cogeneration plant is operated in such a way that the amount of heat that is useful is used is as high as possible and the amount of heat that is issued to the unused area is as small as possible. Under unused heat is defined as the heat generated by the emergency cooler is issued.

Article 3.10 m 1 every year, the fuel consumption and the electricity produced by a combined heat and power installation registered.
(2) if the combined heat and power installation is connected to an emergency cooler is annually the amount of recovered heat registered.
3 If the cogeneration installation is not connected to an emergency cooler is the thermal efficiency once every four year.
4 the records referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, are for five calendar years from the date filed and are present in the establishment or within a time limit which is made by the competent authority for this available.

Article 3.10 n 1 by way of derogation from article 2.14 (a), paragraph 1, is the burning of biomass that is waste, also allowed if: a. the combustion in a combustion plant with a thermal capacity of 15 megawatts or less;
b. burning the biomass material reuse, and c. the rated thermal input useful is used.
2 by way of derogation from article 2.12, paragraphs 2 and 3, is it allowed different categories of waste, biomass, mixing it when burning biomass provided that compliance with paragraph 1.

Article 3.10 o combustion plant in which liquid fuel is burned, for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible risk to the bottom a ministerial order requirements.

Article 3.10 p meets A combustion plant for safe operation, optimum combustion and energy efficiency of these combustion plant to a ministerial order on the inspection and maintenance requirements.

Article 3.10 q 1 by way of derogation from articles 3.10, 3.10, 3.10 e or d 3.10 f, the exhaust gas of combustion plant which has been placed before 1 april 2010 or, until the date referred to in the second or third paragraph, the emission limit values as at 31 March 2010 for that installation golden following the decision emission requirements combustion plants on the environment B or the decision emission requirements combustion plants on the environment A or to divergent emission limit values for combustion plant, golden on the basis of a resulting environmental permit.
2 the flue gases in a combustion plant as referred to in paragraph 1, with effect from 1 January 2017 to comply with the emission limit values referred to in articles 3.10 3.10, 3.10, 3.10 d e or f.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, the flue gases in a combustion plant as referred to in paragraph 1 in so far as such within the Dutch exclusive economic zone or part of a device in which carbon dioxide (CO2), submitted by another establishment, is used for the fertilization of crops in order to reduce the use of fuel with effect from 1 January 2019, in articles 3.10 3.10, 3.10 e or d 3.10 (f) emission limit values.
4 On operation of a combustion plant which has been placed before 1 January 2014 or in use is taken and on which title 16.3 of the law applied, on the basis of articles 3.10 to 3.10 j and q to 3.10 3.10 t applicable emission limit values and measuring methods for nitrogen oxides (NOx) up to the date referred to in the second or third member , do not apply. The competent authority can for these combustion plants until the dates referred to in the second or third paragraph at custom prescription emission limit values and measuring methods for nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the exhaust gas of the combustion plant to determine if the local air quality this requires.
5 If pursuant to the first paragraph, the emission limit values set out in the decision emission requirements combustion plants on the environment (A) apply, by way of derogation from article 3.10 p also the rules on inspection and maintenance of that decision.

Article 3.10 r 1 by way of derogation from articles 3.10 a or 3.10 b, the exhaust gas of a boiler installation with a rated power less than 1 January 2013 1 megawatt is posted or, until the second paragraph becomes applicable, the emission limit values that until 1 January 2013 for that installation golden following the decision type approval heaters air pollution nitrogen oxides or to divergent emission limit values for combustion plant, golden under a resulting environmental permit or under the third or fourth member.
2 the flue gases of a boiler plant as referred to in paragraph 1, the requirements of articles 3.10 3.10 (a) or (b) emission limit values from the date that: a. the burners are replaced;
b. changes were made that with new construction of the boiler installation match, or (c) a change is made, which leads to an increase of emissions of the substances referred to in articles 3.10 a or 3.10 b, with more than 10 percent.

3 by way of derogation from article 3.10 (a) and without prejudice to the first paragraph, the flue gases of a boiler plant with a rated power between the 500 kilowatts and 1 megawatt, in which biomass is burned or where wood pellets as regards biomass are burned, coming between 1 January 2013 and 1 January 2015, the emission limit values, traced on flue gas with a volume content of oxygen by 6% listed in table 3.10 r (1), until such time as one of the criteria referred to in paragraph 2, are met.
Table 3.10 r (1) boiler installation with a rated power between the 500 kilowatts and 1 megawatt fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (Cx) Hy) (mg per normal cubic meter) biomass and wood pellets as long as biomass is concerned – – 75 – 4 by way of derogation from articles 3.10 3.10 a and b and without prejudice to the first paragraph , the flue gases of a boiler plant with a rated power of less than 500 kilowatt in which biomass is biomass or wood pellets for as long as these concerns be burned, which are in use taken between 1 January 2013 and 1 January 2015, the emission limit values, traced on flue gas with a volume content of oxygen by 6%, mentioned in table 3.10 r (2) until such time as one of the criteria referred to in the second paragraph, are met.
Table 3.10 r (2) boiler installation with a rated power less than or equal to 500 kilowatt fuel nitrogen oxides (NOx) (mg per normal cubic meter) sulphur dioxide (SO2) (mg per normal cubic meter) total dust (mg per normal cubic meter) unburned hydrocarbons (Cx) Hy) (mg per normal cubic meter) biomass and wood pellets as long as biomass is concerned – – 150 – article 3.10 s if a combustion plant as referred to in article 3.10 q , first or third paragraph, or article 3.10 r, first paragraph, 1 January 2017 respectively 1 January 2019 for a modification of the rated power is made that leads to an increase of emissions of the substances, mentioned in this paragraph, with more than 10%, the change in such a way that the emission limit values referred to in articles 3.10, 3.10, 3.10, 3.10 b a d 3.10, 3.10 e or f, are met.

Article 3.10 t Article 3.10 c shall apply mutatis mutandis to the operation of a combustion plant as referred to in article 3.10 q, first or third paragraph, or article 3.10 r, paragraph 1.

Article 3.10 you by way of derogation from article 3.10 l, first paragraph, a combined heat and power plant whose use is taken for 1 January 2008, a year average return of at least 60% calculated according to the formula referred to in that paragraph.

§ 3.2.2. In effect of an installation for the reduction of natural gas pressure, measurement and control of natural gas natural gas quantity or quality article 3.11 this section applies to operation of an installation for the reduction of natural gas pressure, measurement and control of natural gas natural gas quantity or quality, not being a gas pressure measuring and control station category A if: a. the maximum inlaatzijdige working pressure up to 10,000 kilopascals;
b. no expansion turbine is present;
c. no drukverhogende installation;
d. the supply line size up to a diameter of 50.8 cm.

Article 3.12 1 for establishments where gas pressure measuring and regulating stations category B and C during operation is an emergency response plan or arguably a safety management system.
(2) the emergency response plan includes information concerning: a. the building, the technical installations, the locations of dangerous substances and the available tools;
b. the internal organisation and tasks and responsibilities;
c. the action plans and measures based on all to respect real emergencies and incidents;
d. the internal and external reporting structure in emergencies and incidents;
e. management of the emergency response plan.
3 The emergency response plan as well as amendments thereto will be sent to the competent authority.
4 the one that drives the establishment as referred to in the first paragraph has on insightful manner within the establishment or within a period specified by the competent authority, available: a. the General management system for environmental and safety aspects which the rules laid down by or pursuant to this decision are complied with;
b. maintenance schedules and results of inspections;
c. Drawing a current map and situation of the establishment.
5 the service staff has access to the following: a. a schedule of the natural gas measuring or control station and the applied accessories;
b. a schedule of in-and outbound tours with their valves;
c. reports of previous trials.
6 with respect to the essay rather than a gas pressure measuring and regulating drive compared to outside the establishment located vulnerable objects and limited vulnerable objects, are included in table 3.12 distances: Table 3.12 safety distances Category format Setup mode vulnerable objects Limited vulnerable objects B Cabinet 4 meter 2 meter (semi-) Underground station 4 meter 2 meter cupboard station 6 metres 4 metres Open/detached building 10 metres 4 metres (C) all stations up to 40 000 normal cubic meters All natural gas 15 metres 4 metres per hour drives above 40 000 normal cubic meters per hour natural gas 25 metres 4 metres 7 listed in table 3.12 distances for an underground or semi-underground station may be halved if the whole underground part gas transport. Cabinets may be placed against buildings provided that compliance with the provisions of NEN 1059.
8 notwithstanding the first to seventh member compliance with the demands for a ministerial order to preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this.
9 the sixth paragraph shall not apply to a gas pressure measuring and control station: a. which until 1 January 2008, the decision was applicable, facilities and installations on the environment has been established for the year 2001 and for which a permit to that date and was irrevocably, or b. that for 1 January 2008 was founded and for which a licence until that date and irrevocable;
as far as the distances included in the license differ from the distances referred to in table 3.12.
10 for a gas pressure measuring and control station referred to in the ninth Member are the distances set out in the permit.
11 the competent authority may by custom prescription requirements on safety, for the situation, referred to in the ninth member included in the permit, in so far as the distances differ from the distances mentioned in the sixth paragraph, table 3.12.

§ 3.2.3. In effect a wind turbine Article 3.13 1 this section applies to a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines.
2 The articles 2.17 to 2.22 do not apply on a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines.

Article 3.14 1 a wind turbine is rated at least once per calendar year on the necessary protections, maintenance and repairs by an expert in the field of wind turbines.
(2) if it is found or if it is reasonable suspicion that a component or components of the wind turbine, which possess a lack of safety for the environment in question, the wind turbine immediately outside operation and the competent authority informed on this subject. The wind turbine is first put into operation again after all faults have been rectified.
3 If a wind turbine as a result of the entry into force of a security is made out of service, it will only re-activate after the cause of inactivating is raised.
4 At the entry having a wind turbine to be for the purpose of preventing or limiting the drop shadow and glare a ministerial order measures to be applied.
5 meets a wind turbine for the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its impact to the a ministerial order requirements.

Article 3.14 (a) 1 a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines does for the benefit of preventing or limiting noise pollution up to the standard of up to 47 dB Lden and Lnight, to the norm of up to 41 dB on the facade of sensitive buildings, unless these are located on a zoned industrial area, and in sensitive areas on the border of the site.
2 without prejudice to the first paragraph, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription in order to take account of accumulation of sound as a result of another wind turbine or a different combination of wind turbines, adopt a standards with a lower value of the wind turbines, or a combination of wind turbines.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription related to special local conditions standards with a different value.

4 related to a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines for which a licence until 1 January 2011 and irrevocably was or a message was done on the basis of article 1.10, a ministerial order measures can be prescribed that lead within a period to be determined by that procedure to the norm of up to 47 dB Lden and Lnight up to 41 dB on the facade of sensitive buildings and at sensitive areas on the border of land are met in cases where from the acoustic research, referred to in article 1.11, ninth paragraph, it appears that the noise exposure exceeds that value.
5 in the application of paragraph 2, no account shall be taken of a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines that belongs to a different facility that requires a permit in force until 1 January 2011 and irrevocable was or a message was done on the basis of article 1.10.

Article 3.15 1 the measurements of the sound emission source in determining the strength of a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines are carried out in accordance with a ministerial order requirements.
2 the Tracker of the device records the data to determine which a ministerial order for five calendar years from the date be retained and kept available for inspection.

Article 3 .15A 1 The local risk for a outside the establishment located vulnerable object, caused by a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines, is not higher than 10-6 per year.
2 The local risk for a outside the establishment located limited vulnerable object, caused by a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines, is not higher than 10-5 per year.
3 for the purposes of determining the regional risk, referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, a ministerial order can be fixed, minimum distances must be present between a wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines and a vulnerable or limited located outside the establishment vulnerable object.
4 If, on the basis of the third member distances set are observed and are the first and second paragraphs do not apply.
5 can a ministerial order rules on the calculation of the regional risk.
6 the first through the fifth paragraph shall not apply on a wind turbine or any combination thereof, for which a licence until 1 January 2011 and irrevocably was or a message was done on the basis of article 1.10 in relation to a fragile object, if the local risk vulnerable limited respectively as a result of which wind turbine or a combination of wind turbines for the vulnerable or limited vulnerable object for 1 January 2011 is greater than 10-6 10-5 respectively per year.

§ 3.2.4. In effect of a plant for sewage, buffering or times Article 3.16 At operation of a plant for sewage, buffering or times are for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odor nuisance the a ministerial order measures to be taken.

§ 3.2.5. In effect of a wet cooling tower Article 3.16 (a) this paragraph applies to it having a wet cooling tower water given in in the air.

Article 3.16 (b) in the case of it having a wet cooling tower is for preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible the minimising of risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, a ministerial order at least compliance with the measures laid down.

§ 3.2.6. In operation having a cooling installation Article 3.16 (c) this section shall apply to the effect of: (a) a refrigeration plant with a capacity of at least 10 kilograms of carbon dioxide, b. a cooling plant with a capacity of at least 5 kilograms of hydrocarbons, or (c) a refrigeration plant with a capacity of at least 10 and not more than 1,500 kilograms of ammonia.

Article 3.16 d 1 a cooling installation with a natural refrigerant meets for the purpose of preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this, at least with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
2 a cooling installation referred to in the first paragraph shall be checked at least once per calendar year on safe operation.
3 a check as referred to in paragraph 2 shall be carried out by the person who performs maintenance and has a certificate of professional competence referred to in: a. PGS 13 if the refrigeration equipment with ammonia as a natural refrigerant, b. NPR 7600 if the refrigeration equipment with hydrocarbons as a natural refrigerant, c. NPR 7601 if the refrigeration equipment with carbon dioxide as natural refrigerant.
4 of the control is laid out that a report to the operator of the establishment.
5 In a ice skating with ammonia as a natural refrigerant is an indirect cooling system referred to in Chapter 2.4 of PGS 13 applied.
6 the fifth paragraph shall not apply to cooling plants at rinks that are installed for 1 January 2010.

§ 3.2.7. In effect of a currency exchange heating installation Article 3.16 e this section applies to operation of a heating installation with liquid substances hazardous soil exchange.

Article 3.16 f to it having a currency exchange heating installation is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

§ 3.2.8. Install and run having a closed bottom power system Article 3.16 g this section applies to install and run the having a closed bottom power system.

Article 3.16 (h) discharge of rinse water as a result of drilling for a closed bottom power system on the bottom is allowed.

Article 3.16 i 1 if a reasonable suspicion exists that in a closed bottom power system leakage occurs, it is immediately inactivated and the circulation fluid there is immediately removed, unless water without additives is used.
2 when saving circulation fluid in a buffer tank, the pressure in the system continuously measured and facilities applied that pressure reductions can be signaled.

Article 3.16 j 1 the temperature of the circulation fluid in the return tube from a closed bottom power system shall not be less than-3 ° c and not more than 30 ° c.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority in the interest of efficient use of soil energy at a higher temperature than custom prescription allow 30 ° c, if the importance of the protection of soil are not resistance.

Article 3.16 k 1 a closed bottom power system no later than five years after the date of entry into service reached a time when not a heat surplus and repeats this every time no later than five years after the last time when that situation was reached.
2 a heat surplus is the case where the amount of heat is greater than the amount of cold, which, expressed in MWh, starting from the date of entry into service by the system are added to the bottom.
3 the competent authority may, in the interests of efficient use of soil energy at custom prescription demands to limit the koudeoverschot that the system may cause.
4 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority in the interest of efficient use of soil energy to allow custom prescription a heat surplus, if the importance of the protection of soil are not resistance.

Article 3.16 l 1 the design of a closed bottom power system is tailored to the nature and extent of the need for heat or cold in which the system provides.
2 a closed bottom power system delivers energy efficiency that the efficient use and proper maintenance can be achieved.
3 If a closed bottom power system that delivers an energy efficiency is lower than in the message when the installation is specified, the competent authority may require, within a certain term or to Commission research which shows compliance with the first paragraph, second paragraph respectively.
4 If the examination referred to in the third paragraph, it appears that non-compliance with the first paragraph, second paragraph, respectively, the competent authority may require, within a certain term the indicated measures in order to comply with the first paragraph, in so far as this can reasonably be demanded or the second member.

Article 3.16 m 1 operation of a closed bottom power system does not lead to such interference with a previously installed closed or open bottom power system, that the efficient running of one of the relevant systems can be harmed.
2 when applying paragraph 1, account shall be taken of a previously installed bottom power system, if: a. the a open bottom power system for which a license has been granted pursuant to article 6.4, paragraph (b) of the water law, or that is reported to the competent authority pursuant to article 6.6 of this law;
(b) a closed energy system, soil that is installed:

1 °. for the date of entry into force of paragraph 3.2.8, if operation of the system after that date to the competent authority is reported in accordance with article 1.10 (a) read in conjunction with article 1.21, paragraph 3, or article 1.10 a, fifth paragraph, of the decision to discharge outside establishments;
2 °. After the date of entry into force of paragraph 3.2.8, if the installation in accordance with article 1.10 (a) read in conjunction with article 1.21, paragraph 1, or article 1.10 (a), paragraph 1, of the decision, the competent authority has been reported outside discharge devices or for installation, an environmental permit has been granted.

Article 3.16 n 1 relating to operation of a closed bottom power system is a register, which contains the following information: (a) the temperature of the circulation fluid in the return tube;
(b) the quantities of heat and cold starting from the date of entry into service are added to the soil in such a way that the data can be read off, which in article 3.16 k is met;
c. energy efficiency that the system annually from the date of entry into service.
(2) if the registered data, referred to in paragraph 1, relate to a closed bottom power system with a bodemzijdig power of 70 kW or more, they are within three months of the end of each calendar year, shall be forwarded to the competent authority.
3 If the recorded data, referred to in paragraph 1, relate to a closed bottom power system bodemzijdig with a capacity of less than 70 kW, they are kept for at least 10 years in the establishment and available for inspection.

Article 3.16 o work for the benefit of a closed bottom power system takes place in accordance with the appropriate standard under the Dutch Decree on soil quality documents by a person or institution which has a recognition on the basis of that decision.

Article 3.16 p as soon as possible after the termination of operation of a closed bottom power system is: a. the circulation fluid from the tubes removed, and b. the system, without having to remove the underground part, filled up in such a way that the operation of the original waterscheidende layers is restored.

Article 3.16 q this paragraph, with the exception of article 3.16 p, does not apply to a closed bottom power system that is installed for 1 July 2013.

Section 3.3. Activities with vehicles, vessels or aircraft § 3.3.1. Delivery of liquid fuel or compressed natural gas to motor vehicles for road transport or delivery of liquid fuel to rail vehicles Article 3.17 1 this section applies to a device for the delivery of liquid fuel and compressed natural gas to motor vehicles for road traffic or the delivery of liquid fuel to rail vehicles.
2 the rules by or under this section for the delivery of liquid fuel and compressed natural gas to motor vehicles for road traffic shall also apply to the supply of liquid fuel and compressed natural gas other than motor vehicles for road traffic, if this takes place at a plant where also is delivered to motor vehicles for road traffic.

Article 3.18 1-delivery the delivery column at a natural gas station to deliver compressed natural gas to motor vehicles for road traffic that natural gas as motor fuel use is located at a distance of at least 10 metres of vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects. If more than 300 cars per day are filled, this distance is 15 metres. If more than 100 buses per day are filled, this distance is 20 metres. The buffer storage is located at a distance of vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects as indicated in table 3.18.
Table 3.18 Water content less than 3000 litre buffer storage Distance 10 meters starting from 3000 to 5000 litres 15 meters more than 5000 litres 20 meter 2-A natural gas delivery system to deliver compressed natural gas to motor vehicles for road traffic meets the requirements for a ministerial order preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this.

Article 3.19 delivering liquid fuel to motor vehicles for road traffic or the delivery of liquid fuel to rail vehicles conforms to: a. realizing a negligible risk and prevent soil or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, reducing air pollution, a ministerial order to the requirements; and b. the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, at least the a ministerial order requirements.

Article 3.20 1 delivering light oil to motor vehicles for road traffic takes place via an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II, if: a. the rate of flow of light oil more than 500 cubic meters per year, or b. the rate of flow of light oil more than 100 cubic meters per year and the facility is located under permanent living or working areas in use.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to establishments that are exclusively related to the manufacture and delivery of new motor vehicles for road traffic light oil delivery.
3 an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II has: a. a capture efficiency of vapor of light oil by 85%;
b. a vapor/light oil ratio of at least 0.95 and less than 1.05.
4 an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II: a. has a label stating that it is a ministerial order adopted in accordance with the appropriate test procedure for vapour recovery phase-II by a body, which is accredited by the Accreditation Council on the basis of NEN-EN-ISO/IEC 17020, and b. complies with the requirements set out in ministerial regulation for the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual incidents or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this.
5 an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II is at least once a year on the proper functioning checked in accordance with the test procedure referred to in paragraph (a) by an independent inspection body or at least once every three years when an automatic surveillance system is installed.
6 an automatic surveillance system referred to in paragraph 5 is able to: a. disturbances in it and in the functioning of the EU system for phase-II vapour recovery;
b. to report these disturbances to the one the installation, and (c). the supply of light oil to the delivery column to automatically stop if the disturbance not fixed within seven days.
7 if the control referred to in paragraph 5, abnormalities are detected, these defects without delay lifted.
8 the one that makes the installation by means of a signboard, sticker or other message in the Interior clearly visible that an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II is installed.
9 can the competent authority for the delivery of light oil to motor vehicles for road traffic, in the cases that the first paragraph does not apply, at custom prescription requirements for: a. the occurrence of odour nuisance as a result of the delivery of light oil, or b. limiting the emission of benzene as a result of the delivery of light oil.
10 the first paragraph shall not apply to devices for the delivery of light oil to motor vehicles for road traffic, in which the delivery of light oil takes place with a maximum delivery speed of 10 litres per minute, which are set up for 1 January 2012, to the moment when the whole of the tanks or pumps and pipes of the delivery system, strong is amended or renewed.
11 the first paragraph shall not apply to devices for the delivery of light oil to motor vehicles for road traffic other than for the benefit of the public sale, established for 1 January 2012, to the moment when the whole of the tanks or pumps and pipes of the delivery system, strong is amended or renewed.
12 The tenth and eleventh member shall apply from 1 January 2019 does not apply to devices for the delivery of light oil to motor vehicles for road traffic with a flow rate of light oil of more than 3,000 cubic meters per year.
13 by way of derogation from the fifth paragraph, one system for vapour recovery phase-II to a device that is set up for 1 January 2012 at least once every three years on the proper functioning checked in accordance with the test procedure referred to in paragraph (a), until such time that all of the tanks or pumps and pipes of the delivery installation is strongly modified or renewed.
14 the thirteenth Member with effect from 1 January 2019 does not apply to devices for the delivery of light oil to motor vehicles for road traffic with a flow rate of light oil of more than 3,000 cubic meters per year.

Article 3.20 a 1 The on-site delivery of light oil does not take place.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to indoor delivery plants for light oil that are installed for 1 January 2012.

3 In the cases referred to In the second paragraph, in which the on-site delivery of light oil is allowed, the on-site delivery in the interests of preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences at least through an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II.
4 On the on-site delivery of light oil, referred to in the third paragraph, article 3.20, third to eighth under that paragraph, as well as the members and pursuant to article 3.19 asked rules apply.

Article 3.21 1 in places where liquid fuel is delivered, that metallic additives, on a label indicating how many metallic additives the relevant fuel. This label contains the text: contains metallic additives. It is clearly visible at the place where the confirmed information about the fuel type is indicated and is of such a size and font so that it is clearly visible and easy to read.
2 On or directly at a delivery column intended for the delivery of liquid fuel for public sale to motor vehicles for road traffic that consists of more than 5% ethanol, is clearly display the following text: this fuel contains more than 5% biofuel content and is not suitable for motor vehicles which are not equipped for their use.
(3) If on a delivery point of liquid fuel for motor vehicles to road traffic the throughput to light oil more than 500 cubic metres per year, is at least one delivery point of light oil to which not more than 5% ethanol is added.
4 On or directly at a delivery column intended for the delivery of liquid fuel for public sale to motor vehicles for road traffic that for more than 10% consists of biofuel, is clearly display the following text: this fuel contains more than 10% biofuels and is not suitable for motor vehicles which are not equipped for their use.

Article 3.22 1 the one that drives the establishment takes the results of the measurements, tests and checks referred to in article 3.20 on in an installation book.
2 the installation book also includes: a. a map on a scale of at least one in two hundred and fifty designating the from-and internal composition of the fixtures and fittings;
b. all evidence of certified or accredited construction and inspection be carried out on the basis of this decision.
3 the results of the measurements, tests and checks are available at least until the results of the next measurement, inspection or control, but at least three years included in the installation book.
4 the installation book is kept in the establishment or within a time limit which is made by the competent authority for this available.
5 the first paragraph shall not apply to an establishment to deliver light oil other than for the public sale.

Article 3.23 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from an impervious floor or hardening on which the delivery of liquid fuel to motor vehicles for road traffic or the delivery of liquid fuel to rail vehicles takes place, at least met the second through the fourth member.
2 the waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2.
3 the content of oil in the waste water after the separator does not exceed 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample.
4 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
5 the second paragraph shall not apply where the application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the establishment a sludge drain and an oil separator are placed on the amount of waste water.

§ 3.3.2. The external washing and stables of motor vehicles or tools or by rail vehicles Article 3.99 (a) this section applies to: (a) the external washing of motor vehicles or tools or by rail vehicles, b. removing graffiti of motor vehicles or tools or by rail vehicles, or c. the stables and external washing of utensils with which plant protection products are applied.

Article 3.23 b 1 when at a facility outside washing of motor vehicles or tools or by rail vehicles is in favour of the realisation of a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply, if: a. a week at most one rail vehicle or a motor vehicle or tool with which no pesticides are applied, externally is washed, and b. per year at most two implements with which plant protection products have been applied, be washed externally.

Article 3.23 c 1 At the discharge into a dirty water drains by waste water originating from a soil protecting supply as a result of the external washing of motor vehicles or tools or by rail vehicles with which no pesticides are applied, at least met the second through fourth member.
2 the waste water in any stitch sample contains not more than: a. oil 20 milligrams per litre;
b. 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, the content of oil not exceeding 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample, if the waste water prior to mixing with other waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that: a. meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2, or b. are posted for the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the Interior and on the amount of waste water.
4 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 3.23 d 1 At the discharge on or in the soil or in a sewer of dirty water waste water originating from a soil protecting supply as a result of the external washing of utensils with which plant protection products are applied, at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 the waste water is led by a purification feature that at least 95% of the plant protection products is removed.
3 at the discharge on or in the soil contains the waste water in any stitch sample up to 20 milligrams per liter of oil and waste water is evenly spread on a dirt bottom.
4 At the discharge into a dirty water drains the waste water contains in any stitch sample not exceeding: a. 200 milligrams of oil per litre;
b. 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
5 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Without prejudice to article article 3.24 3.23 (d) the discharge of waste water on or in the soil as a result of the external washing of motor vehicles or tools or by rail vehicles, allowed: a. If not more than a week in the establishment a rail vehicle, motor vehicle or tool, with which no pesticides are applied, externally is washed, b. If in a year at most two implements with which plant protection products are applied be washed, externally, or c. If the discharge takes place as a result of the external washing of utensils with which plant protection products have been applied, on a plot where plant protection products have been applied.

Article 3.25 without prejudice to article 3.3, motor vehicles or tools with which plant protection products have been applied, on a paved surface to discharge stormwater, parked in such a way that it is not with the applied plant protection products can be contaminated.

§ 3.3.3. The dismantling of end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles and related operations Article 3.99 this section applies to: a. the dismantling of end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles, b. draining fluids from car wrecks or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles, c. saving of end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles prior to disassemble it and draining liquids , d. storing waste substances released when disassembling car wrecks or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles and draining fluids from car wrecks or wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles, and e. neutralizing airbags and belt tensioners.

Article 3.26 a to the activities referred to in article 3.26, is in favour of: a. effective management of waste;
b. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, and c. realizing a negligible soil risk;
a ministerial order at least met the requirements.

Article 3.26 b 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at igniting airbags and belt tensioners the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 to the igniting of airbags and belt tensioners are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.


Article 3.99 c 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from: a. the dismantling of end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles, b. for disassembly present having end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles containing liquids, or c. saving liquid containing parts of car wrecks or wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles, is at least met the second through fourth member.
2 the waste water contains in any stitch sample is not more than: a. oil 20 milligrams per litre;
b. 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, the content of oil not exceeding 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample, if the waste water prior to mixing with other waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that: a. meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2, or b. are posted for the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the Interior and on the amount of waste water.
4 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 3.3.4. Providing parking in a parking garage Article 3.26 d this section applies to a parking garage with more than 20 parking spaces.

Article 3.26 e 1 for a mechanical ventilation in a parking garage with more than 20 parking spaces is to: a. the effective distribution of emissions;
b. preventing or reducing odour nuisance, or c. preventing or limiting air pollution by benzene, complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
2 the competent authority may by custom prescription requirements in respect of: a. the limitation of emissions of benzene from a parking garage if it is needed in the interest of the air quality, or b. the intake and exhaust openings of the mechanical ventilation of a parking garage and the implementation and maintenance of the fans if it is needed in the interest of the air quality, or if this is necessary to avoid the odour nuisance or as far as that is not possible.

Article 3.26 f [expired per 01-01-2016] § 3.3.5. Providing opportunity for the mooring of pleasure craft in a Marina Article 3.26 g this section applies to a marina with more than 50 berths.

Article 3.26 h 1 when taken in the dirty water drains discharge of bilge water of pleasure craft is at least met the second through the fourth member.
2 the waste water contains in any stitch sample is not more than: a. oil 20 milligrams per litre;
b. 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, the content of oil not exceeding 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample, if the waste water prior to mixing with other waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that: a. meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2, or b. are posted for the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the Interior and on the amount of waste water.
4 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 3.99 i 1 In the importance of the effective management of wastes are in a Marina by users of the Marina at least the waste, called (a) to (d), ingested.
a. If a marina has more than 50 berths and in the Marina the delivery of liquid fuels to vessels takes place, the Marina in: 1 °. waste oils and grease maintenance on pleasure craft, and 2 °. oil and lubricant waste maintenance on recreational craft.
b. If a marina has more than 50 moorings and maintain within the Marina not vocationally or reparareren of recreational craft shall be taken also in the Marina: 1 °. waste oils and grease maintenance on recreational craft;
2 °. oil and lubricant waste from maintenance to pleasure craft, and 3 °. waste of repair and maintenance work on recreational craft, which is not run professionally within the Marina.
c. If a marina has more than 50 berths, including not understood moorings for pleasure craft that do not have, the Marina also inboard bilge water.
d. If a marina has more than 50 berths, including not understood moorings for pleasure craft without a fixed lockable lounge, is also in the Marina domestic waste water and the contents of chemical toilets.
(2) If two or more marinas in each other's immediate vicinity are located, compliance with the first paragraph if the facilities are made and managed and, to this end, a common agreement has been concluded. The agreement will be submitted for approval to the competent authority.
3 If a Marina is located in the immediate vicinity of an establishment in which implementation is given to title 10.4 of the law, compliance with the first paragraph if the facilities of that establishment comply with the first member and common are used on the basis of an agreement between the Marina and the establishment. The agreement will be submitted for approval to the competent authority.
4 for the collection referred to in paragraph 1, no separate fee to the users of the décor.
5 If a Marina not on the basis of the first paragraph needs to have a provision for the collection of a particular category of waste, is clearly indicated within the Marina where the users of the Marina can deliver their waste.

Article 3.26 j 1 by way of derogation from article 3.99 i, first paragraph, the waste referred to in that paragraph, in a Marina that usually is served by seagoing pleasure craft taken regardless of the number of berths in that establishment.
2 the one that drives a marina which is usually served by seagoing pleasure craft, is in the collection of the port known what contribution money intended for the maintenance of the facilities for receiving and subsequent management of waste.
3 the one who drives a marina which is usually served by seagoing pleasure craft, shall, after consulting the parties concerned, every three years, an appropriate plan for receiving and subsequent management of waste, and submit this plan for approval to the competent authority.

Article 3.26 k with respect to a Marina that usually is served by seagoing recreational craft and has been designated under article 6 of the Act to prevent pollution from ships, articles 3.99 i and 3.99 j do not apply.

§ 3.3.6. The use of helicopters at hospitals Article 3.99 l 1 this section applies to the use of helicopters to hospitals.
2 The articles 2.17 to 2.22 do not apply to the use of helicopters to hospitals.

Article 3.26 m the one who drives a heli traumacentrum, shall ensure that the sound power level of helicopters that are used by him for the transport of mobile medical teams does not exceed 140 dB (A).

Article 3.26 n the one who a hospital, not being a heli traumacentrum, floats, shall ensure that its supply for the landing and taking off of helicopters solely by helicopters is used if this particular use is appropriate for: a. the transport of accidents and sick who require emergency medical care, including equipment and supporting staff;
b. the transport of newborn children who need emergency medical care, including equipment and supporting staff;
c. the transportation of organs or transplant teams in the context of transplantation;
(d) the transport of a member of a mobile medical team that, after the mobile medical team with a helicopter on an accident location is started, with a crash victim or ill who need emergency medical care other than with a helicopter to the hospital is carried;
e. moving a rotorcraft related to the education and training of the pilot to not more than 20 aircraft movements per hospital per calendar year.

Article 3.26 o the one who drives a heli traumacentrum, shall ensure that its supply for the landing and taking off of helicopters solely by helicopters is used if this is particularly appropriate for use: a. the transport of accidents and sick who require emergency medical care, including equipment and supporting staff;
b. the transport of newborn children who need emergency medical care, including equipment and supporting staff;
c. the transportation of organs or transplant teams in the context of transplantation;
(d) the transport of mobile medical teams, including equipment to and from accident locations;
e. moving a rotorcraft related to the arrival of another helicopter that accidents, sick and newborn children who need emergency medical care, organs or transplant teams transports;
f. moving a helicopter to a maximum of 400 heli flight movements per traumacentrum per calendar year related to: 1 °. maintenance or repair;
2 °. tank flights;
3 °. education and training of the pilot and of the mobile medical team.

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1 the one that traumacentrum the heli or the hospital, not being a heli traumacentrum drives, record with respect to the use of its supply for the landing and taking off of helicopters at least the following information: a. the reason for the use of the services;
b. the time of departure;
c. the time of arrival.
2 the registration is within two business days after using the updated supply and for at least five years after capturing in the registration.

By way of derogation from article q article 3.99 3.99 m is the one who drove a heli traumacentrum on 1 February 2003, up to the time of replacement of the rotorcraft that at that date was used for the transport of mobile medical teams, allowed a helicopter to bet with a sound power level of up to 145 dB (A).

Section 3.4. Storing materials or filling of gas bottles § 3.4.1. Storing propane Article 3.27 this section applies to establishments involving storing propane if: a. storing propane in storage tanks each with a capacity of up to 13 cubic metres;
b. not more than two storage tanks within the establishment are present; and c. propane exclusively in the gas phase to a storage tank is tapped subject to clearing a storage tank for displacement.

Article 3.28 1 regarding the essay rather than a storage tank with propane, the filling point by a storage tank with propane and the funcion of the tanker be compared to outside the establishment located vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects, included in table 3.28 distances taken into account, in which the distances from the filling point and storage tank, counted from the connection points of the pipes as well as the aboveground part of the pipes and the pump when the storage tank : table 3.28 safety distances Supplies to 5 times a year Supply more than 5 times a year storage tank with propane to 5 cubic metres 10 metres 20 metres storage tank with propane greater than 5 cubic meters to 13 cubic metres 15 metres 25 meter 2 a storage tank with propane, the filling point by a storage tank with propane and the funcion of the tanker is located on at least half the distances listed in table 3.28, if the objects are where there is also a storage tank with propane or propylene.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph with regard to the essay rather than a storage tank with propane, the filling point by a storage tank with propane and the funcion of the tanker compared to buildings intended for the stay, whether or not for a portion of the day, of minors, elderly, sick or disabled, or buildings in which typically large numbers of persons during a large portion of the present day , the following distances: a. in a storage tank with propane to 5 cubic metres: 25 metres;
b. when a storage tank with propane by more than 5 cubic meters to 13 cubic metres: 50 metres.
4 Notwithstanding the first to third paragraphs, a storage tank with propane as well as the associated pipes and fittings for preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences a ministerial order, to the requirements.

§ 3.4.2. Store it in underground tanks of liquid fuel, waste oil, certain organic solvents or liquid soil-threatening substances which are not dangerous substances or CMR substances are Article 3.99 1 this section applies to storing in an underground storage tank of metal or plastic of up to 150 cubic meters of: a. liquid fuel;
b. waste oil;
c. butanone;
d. ethanol;
e. ethyl ethanoate;
f. 4-methyl-2-pentanon;
g. 1-propanol;
h. 2-propanol, or i. propanone.
2 this paragraph shall also apply to saving a liquid soil-threatening substance, which is not a hazardous substance or CMR substance is, in an underground storage tank of metal or plastic or in a concrete construction wholly or partly underground.

Article 3.30 when in use and at the end of the use of an underground storage tank or a concrete structure referred to in article 3.99 which is or has been used for the storage of the substances, mentioned in that article, for the purpose of: a. realizing a negligible soil risk;
b. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences;
c. preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting pollution of groundwater, or d. prevent or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting air pollution, complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article 3.30 (a) with regard to the filling point of an underground storage tank with organic solvents or essay rather than a tanker, located outside the establishment vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects held a distance of at least 20 metres.

§ 3.4.3. Save and skipping of goods Article 3.31 1 this section shall apply to the on-and skipping inert goods.
2 Notwithstanding the first paragraph, this paragraph as far as it concerns devices type B apply to the on-and skipping of goods, other than inert property, as far as that is not regulated in the paragraphs 3.3.3, 3.4.1, 3.4.2, 3.4.5 to 3.4.7, 3.4.11, 4.1.1 to 4.1.4 and 4.1.7.
3 Notwithstanding the first paragraph, this paragraph as far as it concerns type C fixtures apply to: a. the on-and skipping of goods, other than inert property, as far as that is not regulated in sections 3.4.1, 3.4.2, 3.4.4 to 3.4.7, 3.4.11, 4.1.1 to 4.1.4 and 4.1.7, on: 1 °. a car dismantling company or dismantling company for two-wheel motor vehicles;
2 °. a zuiveringtechnisch work, or 3 °. an establishment where the implementation of title 10.4 of the law;
b. the discharge into a designated body of surface water as a result of the on-and skipping goods other than inert goods.
4 Notwithstanding the first to third paragraphs is this paragraph apply to the seven of ground with a capacity of less than 100,000 tons per year.
5 a ministerial order, goods are designated which in any case are classified as inert goods.

Article 3.32 1 goods are in the open air in such a way on-or skipped that: a. is, as far as possible, avoid dust dissemination occurs that at a distance of more than 2 meters from the source is observable with the naked eye;
b. so as to limit contamination of the environment;
c. as much as possible will prevent goods in a surface water body;
d. as much as possible will prevent goods in a provision for the management of waste water.
2 the first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to the seven of ground.

Article 3.33 1 in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water sewage, discharge of waste water that has been in contact with inert property, is allowed if the strength of unresolved substances in any stitch sample does not exceed 300 milligrams per litre.
2 when in the surface water discharge of waste water that has been in contact with inert goods, no visual pollution.
3 the discharge on or in the bottom of waste water with inert goods has been in contact, is allowed.
4 in a dirty water drains discharge of waste water that has been in contact with inert goods takes place only if the discharge, referred to in the first to the third member, is not reasonably possible and the content of unresolved substances does not exceed 300 milligrams per litre.
5 discharge water, referred to in the first and fourth member, can be sampled in an effective way.
6 If the stored goods be dampened inert, is waste water that has been in contact with stored goods, as much as possible for this moistening.

Article 3.34 1 to the discharge of waste water from the on-and skipping of goods, other than inert property, is at least met the second through ninth member.
2 if stored goods referred to in the first paragraph be moistened, is waste water that has been in contact with those goods, as much as possible for this moistening.
3 in an appropriate body of surface water discharge of waste water that has been in contact with goods referred to in the first paragraph from which no liquid soil-threatening substances may leak, is permitted if in any stitch sample the emission limit values, listed in table 3.34, are not exceeded.
Table 3.34 parameter emission limit value chemical oxygen demand heavy metals 200 milligrams per litre Sum (sum of arsenic, chrome, copper, lead, nickel and zinc) 1 milligram per litre of mineral oil 20 milligrams per litre Pahs Extractable organic chlorine 50 micrograms per litre 5 micrograms per litre total nitrogen 10 milligrams per litre of phosphorus 2 milligrams per liter 4 the competent authority with regard to the discharge referred to in the third paragraph, at custom prescription higher set emission limit values, as far as the importance of the protection of the environment are not resistance.

5 when in an appropriate body of surface water discharge of waste water that has been in contact with goods referred to in the first paragraph from which no liquid soil-threatening substances may leak, no visual pollution.
6 the discharge of waste water, referred to in the third paragraph, in a dirty water sewer is allowed if the strength of undissolved substances does not exceed 300 milligrams per litre.
7 the discharge of waste water that has been in contact with goods referred to in the first paragraph in a dirty water sewer is allowed if any stitch sample is not more than: a. oil 20 milligrams per litre;
b. 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
8 by way of derogation from paragraph 7, the content of oil not exceeding 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample, if the waste water prior to mixing with other waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that: a. meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2, or b. are posted for the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the Interior and on the amount of waste water.
9 discharge water, referred to in the third through eighth member, can be sampled in an effective way.
10 a ministerial order, goods are designated for the purposes of this paragraph in any case be classified as goods from which liquid soil-threatening substances may leak.

Article 3.35 1 above a body of surface water storage of goods, other than inert property, does not take place, unless saving takes place below deck on a barge.
(2) If goods, other than inert property, above a surface water body, for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting contamination of a surface water body met the a ministerial order requirements.

Article 3.36 1 when saving and skipping of goods, other than inert property, is in favour of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.
2 when saving and skipping of perishable waste shall be for the purpose of preventing or reducing odour nuisance at least met the a ministerial order requirements.
3 when saving end-of-life vehicles is for the benefit of an effective waste management at least met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 3.37 1 find at the next wind speeds depending on the shifting sensitivity of the property, belonging to the shifting classes according to annex 3, no transhipment activities take place: a. S1 and S2 at a wind speed greater than 8 meters per second;
b. S3 at a wind speed greater than 14 meters per second.
2 where the person serving the installation demonstrates that by establishing measures distribution and spill of loose goods as a result of the weather conditions is to prevent the competent authority at the first paragraph not apply custom prescription and transhipment activities at wind speeds greater than indicated in the first paragraph under conditions allow. These conditions may relate to the measures to be applied to distribution or spill of goods to prevent or on higher maximum wind speeds than mentioned in the first paragraph, above which transshipment no longer is allowed.

Article 3.38 1 storing and mixing of goods belonging to shifting classes S1 or S3 of annex 3 takes place in enclosed areas.
2 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when saving, skip and mixing of shifting sensitive goods in closed rooms the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
3 at pneumatic conveying of shifting sensitive goods belonging to shifting class S1 or S2 of annex 3 is the emission of dust class S from a container, bulk transport car or other means of transport are not higher than 10 milligrams per normal cubic meters.

Article 4.19 when saving, skip and mixing of shifting sensitive goods in closed spaces are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and to the effective distribution of emissions to the atmosphere a ministerial order to promote at least the prescribed measures.

Article 3.40 [expired per 01-01-2016] § 3.4.4. The dismantling of end-of-life vehicles and related operations [expired per 01-01-2013] article 3.41 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 3.42 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 3.99 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4.19 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 3.4.5. Saving farm substances Article 3.45 1 this section shall apply to the storage of farm materials with a total volume of more than 3 cubic metres.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph this paragraph not apply to saving animal fertilisers not pumpable, with a total volume of more than 600 cubic meters.

Article 3.46 1 saving farming materials will take place on at least: a. 100 metres away to a scent sensitive object that is located within the built-up area, or (b) 50 m away to a scent sensitive object that outside built-up areas is located.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to the storage of farm materials, if the place where substances are stored, this business is located within one of the distances mentioned in that paragraph, saving already took place before 1 January 2013 and displacement of the stored business substances cannot reasonably be taken.
(3) if the second paragraph applies: a. affects the person making the installation measures or facilities that odour nuisance prevention or acceptable risk limit, and b. gives the one who drives the décor at the request of the competent authority to which it has taken or measures or facilities.
4 the first paragraph shall not apply to the storage of solid animal fertilizers that do not come from farm animals. Saving solid animal fertilizers that do not come from farm animals will take place: a. in a closed facility for a period of up to two weeks, or b. on at least 50 metres away to a scent sensitive object.
5 by way of derogation from the first paragraph is storing silage place on at least 25 metres away to a scent sensitive object.
6 If the distance of the stored silage, other than root vegetables, root crops or fruit, to a scent sensitive object less than 50 meters, it is covered, subject to the period that stored silage fodder to the fodder storage is added or extracted.
7 the distances, mentioned in the first paragraph and fourth to sixth member, are measured from the exterior of the scent sensitive object to the nearest point of the farm where the materials are stored.
8 the competent authority may, if it appears that the odour nuisance exceeds an acceptable level, without prejudice to article 2.7 a of custom prescription requirements on: a. the location of the place of business the stored substances;
b. covering the stored agricultural business materials, or (c). the frequency of the drain of the stored farm chemicals.
9 the first member and fourth to sixth paragraph shall not apply to feed bales wrapped in plastic wrap.

Article 1 The 3.47 in a dirty water drains discharge of waste water from storing silage and animal fertilisers not pumpable, is prohibited.
2 the competent authority can explain the first paragraph not apply custom prescription and allow the discharge, if the importance of the protection of the environment is not opposed to the discharge into a dirty water drains. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
3 the discharge of waste water on or in the soil as a result of saving farming materials is allowed, if the waste water at least is evenly spread over the gravel bottom.

Article 3.48 when saving farming materials is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible soil risk as well as for preventing the contamination of a surface water body, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article 3.49 farm materials are on unpaved surface: a. at a distance of at least 5 metres from the approach of a body of surface water stored, or b. to discharge stormwater stored in such a way that it can come into contact with the stored farm chemicals.

§ 3.4.6. Storing slurry and digestate Article 3.50 1 this section applies to storing slurry in one or more manure basins with a joint surface of not more than 750 square metre or a combined maximum capacity of 2,500 cubic meters.
2 this paragraph shall also apply to storing stable digestate in one or more manure basins with a joint surface of not more than 750 square metre or a combined maximum capacity of 2,500 cubic meters.
3 for the calculation of the joint surface and joint content referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, the content and area of manure cellars and underground manure basins equipped with a cover that can act as a floor and are part of a tool shed, storage facility or erfverharding, not counting.


Article 3.51 1 a manure basin is located at a distance of at least 100 metres from a scent sensitive object.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph is a manure basin located at a distance of at least 50 meters, if the scent sensitive object is part of a stock.
3 by way of derogation from paragraphs 1 and 2 are the distances mentioned in those paragraphs 50 metres respectively, 25 meters, if the joint surface of the present basins in the establishment is less than 350 square meters.
4 the first to third paragraphs do not apply to a manure basin that was established before 1 January 2013 and that, on the basis of an environmental permit for an activity referred to in article 2.1, paragraph 1, part e General provisions of the law, environmental law, or on the basis of the decision the decision environment or agriculture manure basins on the environment on a smaller away than the distance that would apply under the first to with paragraph 3, the distance to a scent sensitive object has not decreased and displacement of the manure basin cannot reasonably be demanded.
5 If the paragraph applies: a. affects the person making the installation measures or facilities that prevent odour nuisance or reduce to an acceptable level, and b. gives the one who drives the décor at the request of the competent authority to which it has taken or measures or facilities.
6 a manure basin is located: (a) at a distance of not less than 150 metres from a very vulnerable area, if the joint surface of the manure basins not exceeding 350 square metres, or b at a distance of not less than 250 metres from a very vulnerable area, if the joint surface of the manure basins at least 350 square metres.
7 paragraph 6 (a) shall not apply to: a. a manure basin that is set up for 1 February 1991, and b. an extension of a stock set up for 1 February 1991 with a manure basin, if the stated distance in that part to a very sensitive area not or reasonably cannot be met.
8 paragraph 6 shall not apply if the manure basin is incorporated in accordance with that Member and the manure basin after the time of creation has come to be within one of the distances from a very sensitive area, mentioned in that paragraph.
9 the competent authority with regard to a case referred to in paragraph 7, in so far as the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom prescription a smaller distance to a very sensitive area.
10 the distances, mentioned in the first to sixth member, are measured from the exterior of the slurry to the nearest façade of a scent sensitive object or to the border of a very sensitive area.
11 the first to tenth paragraph shall not apply to a manure pit.
12 the competent authority may, if it appears that the odour nuisance exceeds an acceptable level, without prejudice to article 2.7 a of custom prescription requirements on: a. the location of the manure basin;
b. coverage of the slurry, or c. the frequency and time of the supply and removal of the stored slurry and digestate.

Article 3.52 when saving slurry and stable digestate in a manure basin is in favour of: a. the prevention or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the emission of ammonia, or b. the actualization of a negligible soil risk, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

§ 3.4.7. Storing liquid resources Article 3.53 bijvoeder this section applies to saving not more than 1,000 cubic meters of liquid bijvoeder resources originating outside the establishment.

Article 3.54 when saving liquid bijvoeder resources for preventing or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odour nuisance, complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

§ 3.4.8. Filling of gas bottles with propane or butane Article 3.54 (a) this paragraph applies to filling with propane or butane gas bottles with a capacity of up to 12 litres up to 150 litres from a gas cylinder.

Article 3.54 (b) a filling station for filling gas cylinders meets for the purpose of preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its effect to the requirements of a ministerial order.

§ 3.4.9. Saving gas oil, lubricating oil or waste oil in an above-ground storage tank Article 3.54 c 1 this section applies to saving gas oil referred to in article 26 of the law on excise duty, lubricating oil or waste oil in one or more above-ground storage tanks, to the extent that: a. the joint contents of above ground storage tanks for gas oils and waste oils in the outdoor air not exceeding 150 cubic meter is , or b. the joint contents of above ground storage tanks for gas oil or waste oil indoor up to 15 cubic metres.
2 this section does not apply to aboveground storage tanks that are built into an installation.

Article 3.54 (d) when in use and termination of the use of an above-ground storage tank that is or was used for the storage of gas oil, lubricating oil or waste oil is to: a. realizing a negligible soil risk;
b. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences thereof, or (c). the occurrence or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting contamination of a surface water body a ministerial order, compliance with the requirements.

§ 3.4.10. Save or edit of explosive substances or articles at defence establishments Article 3.54 e this section applies to saving or editing of dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 or 1.4 in establishments that are in use at the Dutch or an Allied armed forces.

Article 3.54 f Until for establishments that are in use at the Dutch or an allied force an environmental permit for a category of activities referred to in article 2.2 a, paragraph 7, of the decision on environmental law, is granted, for the purposes of applying article 3.54 g assumed to be ammo-QRA, which is drawn up in accordance with the rules, put under section 2.6.7 of the Act general rules regional planning , and on the basis of which on the date of entry into force of article 3.54 g, applicable general rules of the decision under article 2.6.5 regional planning appropriate safety zones are calculated.

Article 3.54 g 1 dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 are devices that are in use at the Dutch or an Allied armed forces stored or modified in such a way that: a. the safety zones of activity not greater than the security zones that follow from the ammunition-QRA;
(b) the quantity of dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 per storage supply does not exceed the quantity that is used in the ammunition-QRA which is filed with the application for the environmental permit granted last for that activity, and (c). the State of the facilities in which dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 or more than 50 kilogram class NEC 1.3 are stored is equal to the State of which is assumed in the ammo-QRA which is filed with the application for the environmental permit granted last for that activity.
2 In or on any device to store or edit dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 is clearly visible indication of what amount of NEC per ADR class according to paragraph 1, part b, may be present.
3 in the case of the joint save the ADR classes 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3, the total amount of NEC is not greater than the maximum allowed amount of the class with the most dominant effects, fixed in the ammunition-QRA which is filed with the application for the environmental permit granted last for that activity.
4 by way of derogation from the third paragraph, the total amount of NEC of a joint storage of the ADR classes 1.2 and 1.3 is not greater than the allowed amount of ADR class 1.1, if the common storage of the ADR classes 1.2 and 1.3 can react if ADR class 1.1.
5 when saving or editing dangerous substances of ADR class 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 or 1.4 in establishments that are in use at the Dutch or an Allied armed forces is for the purposes of the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences a ministerial order, compliance with the requirements.

§ 3.4.11. On-and skipping removed asbestos Article 3.54 h 1 this section shall apply to the on-and skipping removed asbestos: a. in an establishment where the implementation of title 10.4 of the law, or b. that comes from work outside the establishment have been carried out by the person making the installation in a quantity not exceeding 50 tons.
2 this paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to a removed asbestos-containing product.

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1 In the interests of the efficient management of waste shall be at the on-and skipping asbestos at least met the second through fourth member.
2 The on-and skipping asbestos does not dust that is observable to the naked eye.
3 asbestos is only present in a container and packed in not air permeable packaging material of sufficient thickness and strength.
4 If the asbestos inrichtinghouder of different remediation pieces together in a container, he fixed per container of any asbestos remediation. The Tracker of the device stores this data for at least five years.
5 the fourth paragraph shall not apply to asbestos that is taken at an establishment where the implementation of title 10.4 of the law.

Section 3.5. Agricultural activities § 3.5.1. Growing or growing crops in a greenhouse Article 3.55 this section applies to growing or growing crops in a greenhouse.

Article 3.56 1 a greenhouse in which assimilation lighting is applied, is at the top of a light curtain installation with which at least 98% of the light output can be reduced.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to a greenhouse in which assimilation lighting is applied exclusively outside the darkness period.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph is a greenhouse in which assimilation lighting is applied until 1 January 2017 at the top of a light curtain installation with which at least 95% of the light output can be reduced, if the light curtain installation is made for 1 January 2014.
4 the first paragraph is not applicable until 1 January 2018 on a greenhouse in which assimilation lighting is applied and which cannot reasonably be taken the technical or technical crop top with a light curtain installation referred to in that paragraph.
5 paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable until 1 January 2021 on a greenhouse, smaller than 2,500 square meters, in which assimilation lighting is applied.
6 on a greenhouse as referred to in paragraph 5 is to 1 January 2021 section 1.5 of the annex to the decision, agriculture on the environment as it was until 1 January 2013.
7 paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable until 1 January 2018 on an establishment where artificial lighting of crops is applied, focused on the influence of the growth process of crops, of which the installed electric capacity on 1 January 2013, less than 20 Watts per square meter.

Article 3.57 1 if assimilation lighting with an illuminance of at least 15,000 lux is applied, starting from the time of sunset until Sunrise the top side of the greenhouse protected in such a way that at least 98% of the light output is reduced.
2 the competent authority may, where the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, configure-to-order prescription outside the darkness period at a different rate than the percentage referred to in paragraph 1, lay down.
3 paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable until 1 January 2021 on a greenhouse, smaller than 2,500 square meters, in which assimilation lighting is applied.
4 On a greenhouse referred to in paragraph 3 is to 1 January 2021 section 1.5 of the annex to the decision, agriculture on the environment as it was until 1 January 2013.
5 paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable until 1 January 2018 on an establishment where artificial lighting of crops is applied, focused on the influence of the growth process of crops, of which the installed electric capacity on 1 January 2013, less than 20 Watts per square meter.

Article 3.58 1 if assimilation lighting with an illuminance of less than 15,000 lux is applied, is: a. during the darkness period that application is not allowed, unless the top is shielded in such a way that the beam pattern with at least 98% is reduced, and b. during the nanacht that application not allowed, unless the top is shielded in such a way that the beam pattern with at least 74% is reduced.
2 the competent authority may, where the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom prescription a different percentage than the percentage in the first paragraph, (b).
3 paragraph 1, part b, is not applicable until 1 January 2018 on a greenhouse in which assimilation lighting is applied and which cannot reasonably be taken the technical or technical crop top with a light curtain installation referred to in that component.
4 by way of derogation from paragraphs 1 and 2, if assimilation lighting with an illuminance of less than 15,000 lux is applied, until 1 January 2017 during the darkness period that application is not allowed, unless the top is shielded in such a way that the light output is reduced by at least 95%.
5 paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable until 1 January 2021 on a greenhouse, smaller than 2,500 square meters, in which assimilation lighting is applied.
6 on a greenhouse as referred to in paragraph 5 is to 1 January 2021 section 1.5 of the annex to the decision, agriculture on the environment as it was until 1 January 2013.
7 paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable until 1 January 2018 on an establishment where artificial lighting of crops is applied, focused on the influence of the growth process of crops, of which the installed electric capacity on 1 January 2013, less than 20 Watts per square meter.

Article 3.59 1 from the time of sunset to the time of Sunrise is the facade of a greenhouse in which assimilation lighting is applied in such a way that shielded the beam pattern at a distance of up to 10 meters of that facade with at least 95% is reduced and the used lamps outside the establishment are not visible.
2 paragraph 1 shall not apply until 1 January 2018 on an establishment where artificial lighting of crops is applied, focused on the influence of the growth process of crops, of which the installed electric capacity on 1 January 2013, less than 20 Watts per square meter.

Article 3.60 1 At the discharge from the siphonic roof drainage system of a greenhouse, is at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 the discharge into a dirty water sewer is prohibited.
3 the discharge other than in a dirty water sewer is allowed.
4 If the discharge, referred to in the third paragraph, a rainwater opvangvoorziening is present that is fully exploited, the stormwater discharged via a relief supply, which is made prior to the rainwater opvangvoorziening.
5 the fourth paragraph shall not apply, if: a. the reception provision referred to in that Member, a content of not less than 3500 cubic meters per hectare production space;
b. the greenhouse is built such that condensation can get not in the siphonic roof drainage system;
c. in the greenhouse plant protection products or biocides are implemented in such a way as they can get, not in the siphonic roof drainage system or d. in the greenhouse only there is organic production methods.

Article 3.61 1 At the discharge of condensate from condensing on the inside of the greenhouse that is collected via condensgootjes, is at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 the discharge into a dirty water sewer is prohibited if in the greenhouse plant protection products or biocidal products shall be applied.
3 the discharge other than in a dirty water sewer is allowed, if condensation comes from a greenhouse: a. where no plant protection products or biocidal products shall be applied, or b. where only in the case of organic production methods.

Article 3.62 1 to the discharge of waste water from the cleaning of the outside of a greenhouse is at least met second to fourth member.
2 the discharge into a dirty water sewer is prohibited.
3 the discharge other than in a dirty water sewer is allowed.
4 At the discharge into a surface water body finds no visual pollution.

Article 3.63 1 in a body of surface water discharge of: a. rinse water filters of a water dosing installation;
b. waste water flower pretreatments on the sole basis of active chlorine;
c. drainage water originating from a cultivation where crops grow on a bottom connected to the surface;
d. drain water;
e. waste water originating from the spray or scrubbing floors, other than the floors of workplaces where plant protection products or biocides are created;
f. cleaning water pipes, drippers and snakes that are part of the system that feed water to the crop is given;
g. condensation of steam pipes and condensation of boilers;
h. condensation of cogeneration installations, or i. waste water originating from the cultivation companies flush substrate blocks intended for the cultivation of basic material;
is allowed, if at least: 1 °. the plot where the wastewater is released is not connected to a dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work, which can be discharged, and the distance to the nearest dirty water drains that can be plugged in and discharged, over 40 metres, or 2 °. the discharge, referred to in (a) to (j) in a dirty water drains, on which the plot where the waste water released is connected, having regard to the capacity of that dirty water drains not fully possible.
2 the distance referred to in the first paragraph, part 1 °, is calculated: a. from the cadastral boundary of the plot where the wastewater is released, and

b. by the shortest line against which drains without serious inconvenience can be laid out.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 1, part 1 °, can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription a larger distance setting than the distance specified in that part, where the distance is not more than 10 metres per 0.1 hectares of cultivation space is and shall be calculated in accordance with paragraph 2.
4 In a case referred to in paragraph 1, under 2 °: a. is, prior to discharge into a surface water body the drainage capacity of the dirty water drains in an optimal way, and b. takes place in a sewer discharge into that dirty water a ministerial order order.
5 the competent authority may by custom by law or municipal Ordinance, determine a different order than the order specified in the ministerial order referred to in paragraph 4, part b. 6 the competent authority with regard to the fourth paragraph of part (a), custom rules as regards: (a) to discharge quantity per time unit;
b. facilities that spread in the dirty water drain sewer, or c. a buffer supply with a maximum capacity of 50 cubic meters per hectare.
7 If with application of the first paragraph, the discharge into a body of surface water is allowed, and the articles are on that discharge 3.66 3.71 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
8 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, part a, the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringstechnisch work at continuation of the discharge of waste water in the surface water body that already took place before 1 January 2013, be calculated from the place where the waste water is released.

Article 3.64 1 if article 3.63, first paragraph, is allowed drainage water from the cultivation where crops grow on material connected to the surface in a surface water body to discharge from a plot that for 1 november 1994 not for horticultural activities was used, the competent authority may, if the importance of the protection of the environment relationship compels them to do so , by way of derogation from article 3.63, first, third, sixth, or seventh member at custom prescription requirements with which the discharge is prevented or limited, then with further application of that article would be the case. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
2 If the article 3.63, first paragraph, is allowed to discharge drain water in a surface water body from a plot that for 1 november 1994 not for growing or growing crops in a greenhouse was used, the competent authority may, if the importance of the protection of the environment relationship compels them to do so, by way of derogation from article 3.63, first, third , sixth or seventh member, in connection with that discharge at custom prescription requirements with which the discharge is prevented or limited, then with further application of that article would be the case. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
3 for the discharge into a body of surface water by drainage water originating from the cultivation where crops grow on material connected to the surface from a plot that for 1 november 1994 was used not for horticultural activities, for which the date of application of the first paragraph to that discharge, a permit on the basis of article 1 of the pollution of surface waters Act or a permit pursuant to article 6.2 of the water law and irrevocably was the requirements of that licence, be classified as custom rules, provided that the requirements of that authorisation within the jurisdiction of the competent authority to provide custom rules on the basis of paragraph 1.
4 for the discharge into a surface water body of drain water from a plot that for 1 november 1994 was used not for horticultural activities, for which the date of application of the second paragraph to that discharge, a permit on the basis of article 1 of the pollution of surface waters Act or a permit pursuant to article 6.2 of the water law and irrevocably was the requirements of that licence, be classified as custom rules, provided that the requirements of that authorisation within the jurisdiction of the competent authority to provide custom rules on the basis of the second paragraph.

Without prejudice to articles article 3.65 3.56 to 3.64, hydroponic cultivation in a greenhouse met the articles 3.66 to 4.29.

Article 3.66 1 At the discharge of drainage water is at least met the second through the tenth member.
2 for the pour water supply: a. is a opvangvoorziening of rainwater at least 500 cubic meters per hectare production space available and in use, or b. is water with a sodium level that is equivalent to that of rainwater.
3 for the recycling of drainage water is a recirculation system present and in use.
4 the amount of total nitrogen to discharge in the drain water amounts in kilograms total nitrogen per hectare production space per year does not exceed the values listed in table 3.66 per category of crops: table 3.66 to discharge the maximum amount of total nitrogen in drainage water in kilograms per hectare production space, per category of crops, crop Category per year 2012, 2013 and 2014 2015 , 2016 and 2017 2018 and following years 1 25 25 25 2 50 33 25 Category Category Category Category Category Category Category 3 75 50 38 4 100 67 50 6 150 100 75 8 250 167 125 Category 9 300 200 150 5 5 125 83 67 7 200 133 100 Category a ministerial order is the classification of crops in the categories referred to in table 3.66.
6 the amount of total nitrogen, referred to in paragraph 4, is calculated by dividing the amount of drainage water discharged in a year multiplied by the content of nitric nitrogen and ammoniacal nitrogen. A ministerial order may be asked about the calculation of the content of total nitrogen.
7 the second and third paragraph shall not apply if the discharge of drainage water the amount of total nitrogen, referred to in paragraph 4, does not exceed 25 kilogrammes.
8 the competent authority may by custom prescription explain the second and third paragraph not apply, if the measures referred to in that members are not effective. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
9 the second, third and fourth paragraph, shall not apply, if the total production space within the facility which growing or growing crops in a greenhouse takes place less than 2,500 square meters.
10 to discharge The drain water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 3.67 1 the following data are measured or calculated and recorded: a. the amount of drainage water in cubic metres which is discharged and the amount of feed water which is administered;
b. the content of nitric nitrogen and ammoniacal nitrogen and total phosphorus, sodium, conductivity value in the drain water, and c. the crop or crops that are grown, production space and the growing period per crop.
(2) if under section 3.63, first paragraph, drain water both in the dirty water drains as in a body of surface water is discharged, the competent authority may determine at build-to-order prescription that both quantities are measured and recorded in accordance with paragraph 1.
3 a ministerial order may be asked about the measure, calculate and record referred to in paragraph 1.
4 the results of the measurements, calculations and registrations referred to in paragraph 1, and of the measurements and registrations referred to in paragraph 2, be kept for 5 years and on request to the competent authority.

Article 4.49 1 is to the competent authority before 1 may each year a report containing the following information provided: (a) the data referred to in article 3.67, first and second paragraph about it to that date preceding calendar year;
b. the maximum allowable amount of total nitrogen, referred to in article 3.66, paragraph 4, on the preceding calendar year to that date, calculated on the basis of the information referred to in paragraph (a);
c. the amount of total nitrogen, referred to in article 3.66, paragraph 4, on the preceding calendar year to that date, calculated on the basis of the information referred to in part a, and d. the amount of total phosphorus in the drain water discharged per hectare production space on the preceding calendar year to that date, calculated on the basis of the information referred to in paragraph (a). 2 a ministerial order are detailed rules on the reporting referred to in paragraph 1.

By way of derogation from articles In article 3.69 3.67 and 3.68, the competent authority may, if measuring, calculating, register or report referred to in those articles are not effective, customized prescription at a different way of measuring, calculating, recording and reporting.

Without prejudice to articles 3.56 to article 3.70 3.64 is growing in a greenhouse, where crops grow on material connected to the substrate, met the articles 3.71 to 3.74.

Article 3.71 1 for the pour water supply: a. is a opvangvoorziening of rainwater at least 500 cubic meters per hectare production space available and in use, or b. is water used with a sodium level that is equivalent to that of rainwater.
2 the competent authority can explain the first paragraph not apply custom prescription, if the measures referred to in that paragraph, not effective. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.

3 be a ministerial order per crop or crop group the maximum allowable amounts of total nitrogen and total phosphor in kilograms per hectare per year.
4 to administer The amounts of water and fertilizers are tailored to the needs of the crop, taking into account the relevant specific growing conditions and where the quantities referred to in the third paragraph, are not exceeded.
5 to flush the soil near a serial cultivation of leaf crops crops up to 3000 cubic meters of water per hectare steamed soil used.
6 to the discharge of drainage water is at least that: a. for the recycling thereof a recirculation system present and in use, and (b) the discharge drainage water can be sampled in an effective way.
7 by way of derogation from paragraph 6, part a, needs no recirculation system to be present, if reuse of drainage water is not effective.
8 the first paragraph and paragraph 6 (a) shall not apply if the total production space within the facility which growing or growing crops in a greenhouse takes place less than 2,500 square meters.

Article 3.72 1 the following information in respect of cultivation are measured or calculated and recorded: a. the amount of feed water in cubic metres which is administered;
b. the amount of drainage water in cubic metres which is reused;
c. the amount of drainage water in cubic metres which is discharged;
d. the content of nitric nitrogen and ammoniacal nitrogen and total phosphorus in the drainage water to discharge;
e. per crop or group of crops with the same fertilization level, the content of total nitrogen and total phosphorus in the soil on the basis of a representative soil sample;
f. after each use the quantity, in kilograms per hectare applied fertilizer indicating the composition of the fertilizer;
g. the crop or crops that are grown and production space per crop and the growing period, and h. nutrients annually on 1 January, giving the brand name as it is listed on the packaging, the name and address of the suppliers and the quantity expressed in kilograms or litres.
(2) if under section 3.63, first paragraph, drainage water both in the dirty water drains as in a body of surface water is discharged, the competent authority may determine at build-to-order prescription that both quantities are measured and recorded in accordance with paragraph 1.
3 a ministerial order are detailed rules on measuring, calculating, and register.
4 the results of the measurements, calculations, and registrations referred to in paragraph 1 and of the measurements and registrations referred to in paragraph 2, be kept for 5 years and on request to the competent authority.

Article 3.73 1 1 May to the competent authority on an annual basis a report containing the following information provided: (a) the data referred to in article 3.72, paragraph 1, items (c), (d) and (g) and paragraph 2, on the preceding calendar year to that date;
b. the calculated amount of total nitrogen and total phosphorus administered per square meter over the calendar year prior to that date, on the basis of the data, registered on the basis of article 3.72, first paragraph, parts f and g. c. the calculated amount of total nitrogen and total phosphorus in the drainage water which is discharged to that date preceding calendar year on the basis of the data that are registered on the basis of article 3.72 , first paragraph, parts c, d and g. 2 a ministerial order are detailed rules on reporting.
3 On request of the competent authority is a account over the amount of applied fertilizer and water, referred to in article 3.71, fourth paragraph, shall be produced.
4 the competent authority may with an eye on the recognition, referred to in the third paragraph, impose additional research obligations to account at custom prescription of the fertilizer and water use.

By way of derogation from articles article 3.74 3.72 and 3.73, the competent authority may, if measuring, calculating, register or report referred to in those articles is, at custom prescription another method of measuring, calculating, register or report.

Article 3.74 (a) If on 1 april 2002 by means of a system of recirculated onderbemaling, and: a. recirculation takes place through a drainage system with pit and drain to a central reception in which the drain water is processed;
b. a drainage tube is located at a depth of not more than 0.25 m above the average groundwater level and not more than 1.25 m below ground level;
c. not more than 10% of the total quantity of drainage water to the bottom ooze;
d. by an accepted expert by the competent authority is reviewed or the parts (a) to (c) mentioned in the criteria are met and a proof of the assessment, issued by or on behalf of the person making the assessment, within the facility is kept: the discharge of drainage water in the soil is classified as the discharge of drainage water for which a customized prescription as referred to in article 2.2 , paragraph 3, was adopted.

§ 3.5.2. Growing and growing crops in a building, other than in a greenhouse Article 3.75 this section applies to growing or growing crops in a building, other than in a greenhouse.

Article 4.59 1 At the discharge of waste water because of growing or growing crops in a building, other than in a greenhouse, is at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 discharge into a body of surface water is allowed, if: a. the plot where the wastewater is released is not connected to a dirty water drains, which can be discharged and the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work which can be plugged in and discharged more than 40 meters, or b. the waste water comes from a cultivation where no plant protection products or biocides , a space in which no pesticides or biocidal products are applied or of an area in which there is only organic production methods, and c. in discharge water referred to in parts a and b: 1 °. the content of unresolved substances may not exceed 100 milligrams per litre, 2 °. the concentration of chemical oxygen demand no more than 300 milligrams per litre, and 3 °. the levels of biochemical oxygen demand not exceeding 60 milligrams per litre.
3 the distance referred to in paragraph 2, part a, is calculated: a. from the cadastral boundary of the plot where the wastewater is released, and b. along the shortest line along which drains without serious inconvenience can be laid out.
4 At the discharge of waste water in a dirty water drains, the content of unresolved substances may not exceed 300 milligrams per litre.
5 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
6 by way of derogation from paragraph 3, part a, the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringstechnisch work at continuation of the discharge of waste water in the surface water body that already took place before 1 January 2013, be calculated from the place where the waste water is released.

Article 1 by way of derogation from article 4.39 4.59 is at the discharge of waste water because of the circulation of water through pull cans in which chicory pens are for the growth of witlofs stumps or as a result of the scalding of bulbous plants, at least met the second through the sixth member.
2 the waste water is reused until the water no longer suitable to be used as process water.
3 the discharge of waste water in a surface water body is allowed, if: a. the waste water comes from a cultivation where no plant protection products or biocides or process water comes from only organic production methods, and b. the content of unresolved substances may not exceed 100 milligrams per litre.
4 At the discharge of waste water in a dirty water drains, the content of unresolved substances may not exceed 300 milligrams per litre.
5 the discharge of waste water on or in the soil is allowed, if the waste water is evenly spread over the gravel bottom.
6 in a surface water body or a dirty water to discharge waste water sewer can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 3.5.3. Growing crops in the open air Article 3.78 3.79 to 3.83 1. articles apply to the use of plant protection products in the cultivation of crops in the open air within a distance of 14 metres from the approach of a surface water body.
2 The articles 3.84, 3.85 3.87 and apply to the use of fertilizers in the cultivation of crops in the open air.
3 article 3.88 applies to growing crops in the open air.
4 for the purposes of this paragraph is in flood plains and areas under temporary injunction «surface water body», to mean: beds in which at the time of the discharge a at the Earth's surface and the open-air bordering water mass.

Article 3.79 1 when in another way than using a working discharge of plant protection products in a surface water body is at least met the second through eighth member.
2 along a body of surface water is a growing free zone.
3 the cultivation free zone is measured from the side of a body of surface water and stretches, with the exception of the cultivation of grassland, from to the heart of the outer plants to grow the crops.
4 by way of derogation from the second paragraph do not need cultivation free zone be maintained adjacent to rivers which dug:

a. from 1 april to 1 October under normal circumstances no water, or b. no water drains as a result of propel placed by or on behalf of the administrator which regulate the water level, to the extent that water run without these dams, watercourses referred to in the preamble and part (a), would be.
5 cultivation Within a free zone, no plant protection products used with equipment for the use of plant protection products drop by drop, with the exception of site specific weed weed control with a shielded nozzle.
6 by way of derogation from the fifth member is the use of plant protection products on overhanging foliage with a maximum size of half a crop row allowed, if no use is made of a body of surface water-oriented equipment.
7 by way of derogation from the second paragraph do not need cultivation free zone, adjacent to surface water bodies, other than the surface water bodies, referred to in article 3.81, first member: a. in the cultivation of apples, pears and other fruits of trees and stone, of which the lowest fruiting shoot on 175 centimeters or higher from the stem rises, if within a distance of at least 900 centimeters from the approach of a surface water body no plant protection products are applied , or b. on cultivation other than the cultivation of apples, pears and other fruits, and stone if: 1 °. There is an organic production, or 2 °. use of an emission screen that meets the requirements of a ministerial order.
8 the application of plant protection products on the slope is pleksgewijs and drift-free place.

Article 3.80 1 cultivation free zone referred to in article 4.17, paragraph 2, is in the cultivation of potatoes, onions, bulbs and flower tubers in areas other than the areas mentioned in annex 1, strawberries, asparagus, leeks, Salsify, lettuce, carrots, perennials, and spraying downwards nurseries: a. at least 150 centimetres;
b. at least 100 centimeters, if use is made of: 1 °. sprayer equipment with air support;
2 °. a canopied beds injection;
3 °. a powered handgedragen syringe, or 4 °. catch crop, which complies with the requirements, or c. a ministerial order at least 50 centimeters, if a manually powered handgedragen syringe.
2 the cultivation free zone is in the cultivation of flower bulbs and flower tubers in the areas listed in annex 1: a. at least 150 centimeters, if use is made of: 1 °. sprayer equipment that is equipped with drift poor caps, designated a ministerial order, or 2 °. sprayer equipment that is equipped with nozzles, designated a ministerial order, the distance does not exceed 25 cm and the equipment is configured to the nozzles is not higher than 30 cm above the crop, or b. at least 100 centimeters, if used is made of: 1 °. sprayer equipment that is equipped with drift poor caps, designated by ministerial control and the control of Botrytis takes place on the basis of an early warning system by an independent expert that meets the requirements set out in ministerial order;
2 °. sprayer equipment with air support;
3 °. sprayer equipment that is equipped with nozzles, designated a ministerial order, whose distance is not more than 25 centimeters, using air support and the equipment is configured to the nozzles is not higher than 30 cm above the crop;
4 °. a canopied beds syringe, or 5 °. a handgedragen injection.
3 the cultivation free zone is in the cultivation of spraying in upward or lateral direction nurseries at least 500 centimeters.
4 the cultivation free zone is in the cultivation of apples, pears and other fruits and stone: a. at least 900 centimeters;
b. at least 450 centimeters, if using a reflection screen, or c. at least 300 centimeters, if: 1 °. the use of a tunnel injection;
2 °. uses a catch crop, that meets the requirements set out in ministerial order;
3 °. in the case of organic production;
4 °. the use of a cross-flow syringe with reflection screen and screen of an emission, which meet the requirements, a ministerial order or 5 °. the use of a cross-flow syringe or axiaalspuit and the spraying of the outer crop row does not use to a surface water body-oriented equipment and only use of nozzles of which by a knowledgeable, independent Institute has been established that the use of those nozzles that spray mode results in a drift deposition in a surface water body in the volblad situation of not more than 1.5%.
5 by way of derogation from paragraph 4, part a, amounts to cultivation free zone, adjacent to the headland at least 600 centimeters, if the spraying of the outer crop row does not use to a surface water body-oriented equipment.
6 the cultivation free zone is in the cultivation of grassland, grass seed, oats, rye, spelt, teff, triticale, flax, spring wheat, winter wheat, winter barley and barley summer at least 25 centimetres.
7 cultivation free zone is in the cultivation of other crops than the crops referred to in the first to sixth member, at least 50 centimeters.

Article 1 by way of derogation from article 3.81 3.80, first, second, fourth paragraph, parts b and c, sixth and seventh member, amounts to cultivation free zone along the surface water bodies, designated in the annex to article 3 of the implementing decree manure law at least 500 centimeters.
2 by way of derogation from article 3.80, first paragraph, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription provide that paragraph 2 of that article applies, in the case of cultivation of flower bulbs and flower tubers for a period of two or more consecutive seasons on a plot.
3 by way of derogation from article 3.80 can the competent authority, if there is a slope that is wider than 200 centimeters, at custom prescription a narrower cultivation free zone.
4 by way of derogation from article 3.80 can the competent authority at the discharge into a body of surface water, if not indicated the importance of the protection of the environment relationship compels them to do so, configure-to-order prescription at a wider cultivation-free zone.

Article 3.82 on set-aside land are within a distance of 50 cm from the approach of a surface water body no plant protection products used.

Article 3.83 1 the use of sprayer equipment is prohibited unless: a. This is exclusively equipped with nozzles that are to apply in the pressure range, compared with the grensdop of the fine and middle class according to the classification of the British Crop Protection Council (931 -030-F110 at 3 bar), at least 50% smaller volume percentage drops with a diameter smaller than 100 μm produce;
b. the outer nozzle in use on the side of the body of surface water which is a border nozzles operated on the side of the body of surface water a vertical or nearly vertical downward direction of the spray solution brings about, and c. the equipment is configured to the nozzles is not higher than 50 cm above the crop.
2 The drift poor character of nozzles as referred to in paragraph 1: (a) is set out in a declaration of verification issued by a knowledgeable, independent Institute, showing that a drift poor CAP, associated with the use of plant protection products is applied, complies with the requirements laid down by or pursuant to this decision with regard to drift poor caps, and b. is a ministerial order to be determined according to a test procedure.
3 when using sprayer equipment is: a. the spraying pressure registered by a press registration facility, or b. only venturidoppen from the 50% drift reduction class.
4 when on-and sideways spraying apples, pears and other fruits and stone in the manner referred to in article 3.80, fourth paragraph, part c, under 5 °, with nozzles are used that are appropriate for use in a spray pressure below 5 bar, the spraying pressure registered by a press registration facility.
5 A press registration facility referred to in paragraph 3, part a, and the fourth member, meets the requirements of a ministerial order.
6 the use of plant protection products is prohibited by a wind speed greater than 5 metres per second, measured on nozzle height, unless the one plant protection products used, can prove that is not reasonably other than by the use of those resources at a wind speed greater than 5 meters per second a crop-threatening situation can be averted.
7 the use of a spray gun that is equipped with a werveldop or that uses a working pressure of 5 bar or more is prohibited.
8 the first to sixth paragraph shall not apply to the use of plant protection products with a canopied beds syringe.
9 paragraph 1, parts a and c, and paragraph 2, shall not apply to a sprayer as referred to in article 3.80, paragraph 2, part a, or part b, under under 2 °, 3 °.
10 by way of derogation from paragraph 1, part c, can a ministerial order in respect of the identified drift poor caps a lower altitude which the nozzles set itself the highest above the crop.
11 the third through fifth member until 1 January 2017 not apply to sprayer equipment that does not have a press registration facility referred to in those paragraphs.

Article 3.84


When otherwise than by means of a working discharge of fertilizers in a body of surface water as a result of the use of fertilizers when growing crops in the open air, is at least complied with article 3.85.

Article 3.85 1 within a growing free zone referred to in article 4.17, paragraph 2, no fertilisers.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph is it when growing up and spraying nurseries or sideways of apples, pears and other stone fruit, pome fruit and allowed to use fertilizers within a growing free zone at a distance of at least 25 centimeters from the approach of a body of surface water, if within that zone no other crop than grass is grown.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 1 and without prejudice to the sixth member is the pleksgewijs fertilize a crop on the cultivation free zone at a distance of at least 50 centimeters from the approach of a surface water body allowed, if the crop meets the requirements set out in ministerial order.
4 when using granular or powdered fertilisers on the Strip next to the cultivation free zone is located directly along the zone used a feature that the spread of these fertilizers towards the surface water body.
5 when using leaf fertilizer on a strip located next to the cultivation free zone is directly along the zone: a. when fertilize crops referred to in article 3.80, first, second, sixth and seventh heading, use made of lace caps that on the side of the body of surface water a vertical or nearly vertical downward direction of the spray solution and other drift poor caps that are not higher than 50 cm above the crop or the bare soil are , or b. when fertilize crops referred to in article 3.80, third and fourth member, not used to a surface water body-oriented equipment.
6 when using leaf fertilizer in the cultivation of a crop which pursuant to article 4.17, paragraph 7, introductory wording and part b, under 2 °, no cultivation free zone is maintained, use is made of an emission screen, that meets the requirements of a ministerial order.
7 the second and third paragraphs shall not apply to the use of fertilizers along the surface water bodies, designated in the annex to article 3 of the implementing decree manure law.
8 on set-aside land are within a distance of 50 cm from the approach of a surface water body no fertilisers.

Article 3.86 articles 3.87 3.88 and apply to hydroponic cultivation of crops other than in a greenhouse or a building.

Article 4.79 1 At the discharge of waste water in a surface water body, on or in the soil or in a dirty water drains as a result of the cultivation of crops in substrate meet the second through ninth member.
2 the discharge of waste water from the cultivation of crops on a non-permeable surface is allowed, if: a. in a production space of not more than 500 square meters at fertilization only fertilisers containing over longer period the active ingredients.
b. when a production space of more than 500 sq metres: 1 °. stormwater and drainage water are collected in a supply of at least 1,200 cubic metres per hectare production space;
2 °. the water from the shelter provision is used as the first pour water spring, and 3 °. the operation aims to after fertilization or spraying the first 50 cubic meters of rainwater per hectare production space at all times to be able to catch on in the receiving supply.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, part b, under 1 °, is sufficient to a supply with a capacity of at least 500 cubic meters per hectare production space, if additional irrigation water is used with a sodium level that is equivalent to that of rainwater.
4. If the capacity of the reception facility, referred to in the second and third paragraphs, fully exploited, the stormwater discharged via a relief supply, which is made prior to the reception facility.
5 by way of derogation from the second and third paragraph is at the outdoor cultivation of Strawberry plants on tray fields drain water collected and reused and is focused on the business that after fertilization or spraying the first 30 cubic metres per hectare production space rainwater is collected and reused.
6 to the discharge of waste water as a result of cultivation on a permeable surface, fertilization only fertilisers containing over longer period the active ingredients.
7 by way of derogation from paragraph 6 can the competent authority during the periods that the use of the fertilizers referred to in that paragraph is not reasonably possible when growing Strawberry plants on tray fields, at custom prescription the use of other fertilizers allow, if applying a non-permeable surface is not reasonably possible and the importance of the protection of the environment are not resistance.
8 by way of derogation from the sixth member is in the cultivation which fertilization takes place via a drip system, the use of fertilizers referred to in that paragraph, not required, if the watering and the fertilizer gift are tailored to the needs of the crop, taking into account the relevant specific growing conditions.
9 the cultivation on a permeable surface, which through a drainage system on a body of surface water is discharged, if the protection of the environment, at custom relationship compels them to do so by law provide that the drainage water is collected and reused.

3.88 article 1 in the cultivation of crops on shelves or in a gutter system is collected and reused drainage water.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription provide that reuse of drainage water is not necessary.

§ 3.5.4. Water treatment for agricultural activities Article 3.89 this section applies to the water treatment for agricultural activities.

Article 3.90 1 At the discharge of the waste water from the water treatment for agricultural activities for purifying water by reverse osmosis or ion-exchange is at least met the second through sixth member.
2 the discharge into a dirty water sewer is prohibited.
3 the competent authority may by regulation provide that custom prescription or the second paragraph does not apply and the discharge into the dirty water drains allow, if the importance of the protection of the environment is not opposed to the discharge into a dirty water drains. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 the discharge into a body of surface water is allowed, if the strength of: a. chloride not exceed 200 milligrams per litre;
b. iron not more than 2 milligrams per litre.
5 If the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription or by regulation provide that the levels referred to in paragraph 4 does not apply and can higher levels should be set.
6 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
by way of derogation from article 7, paragraph 6.3, a device per hectare growing or growing crops in a greenhouse takes place has a opvangvoorziening of at least 500 cubic meters of rainwater, an exemption that is granted for the discharging of waste water in the soil as a result of water treatment in the cultivation of crops for purifying water by reverse osmosis and those irrevocable and was until 1 January 2013 , to 1 July 2022 classified as custom prescription as referred to in article 2.2, paragraph 3.

Article 3.91 1 the discharge of waste water for agricultural activities as a result of the purifying water by the de-ironing of raw water in a surface water body is allowed, if at least: a. the plot where the wastewater is released is not connected to a sewer which dirty water can be discharged and the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work which can be plugged in and discharged , more than 40 metres, and b. when the discharge the content of iron in the waste water not more than 5 milligrams per litre.
2 the distance referred to in the first paragraph, part a, is calculated: a. from the cadastral boundary of the plot where the wastewater is released, and b. along the shortest line along which drains without serious inconvenience can be laid out.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
4 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, part a, the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringstechnisch work at continuation of the discharge of waste water in the surface water body that already took place before 1 January 2013, be calculated from the place where the waste water is released.

§ 3.5.5. Create or transport via fixed pipes or equipment of plant protection products, biocides or leaf fertilizer Article 3.92 this section applies to the create for agricultural activities of plant protection products, biocides or leaf fertilizer or transport via fixed mains.

Article 4.79 1 when from a surface water body filling equipment in which plant protection products, biocides or leaf fertilizers are created, a provision that is back-flow of the mixture of plant protection products, biocides or leaf fertilizer and water.

2 when filling equipment in which plant protection products, biocides or leaf fertilizers are created, which is not drawn up above a soil protecting supply, the equipment is located at a distance of at least two metres from the approach of a surface water body.

Article 3.94 At the create in an establishment of plant protection products, biocides or leaf fertilizer or transport via fixed mains is to: a. realizing a negligible soil risk;
b. the prevention or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting pollution of groundwater, or (c) the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences;
at least met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 3.95 the discharge of waste water as a result of the internal cleaning of equipment for creating plant protection products or as a result of the internal cleaning of fixed transmission lines for the transport of plant protection products in a dirty water sewer is prohibited.

§ 3.5.6. Treating crops Article 3.96 3.98 3.97 and The articles are applicable to agricultural activities for applying plant protection products or biocides in plunge pools and shower installations.

Article 3.97 the discharge of waste water from plunge pools and shower installations in which plant protection products or biocides are applied in a dirty water sewer is prohibited.

Article 3.98 in applying plant protection products or biocides in plunge pools and shower installations, for the purpose of realizing a negligible soil risk, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 3.99 Article 3,100 applies to flush out barrels and packing material in which crops are stored for agricultural activities.

3,100 1 article At the discharge of waste water because of the flushing of casks and packaging material in which crops are stored for agricultural activity, at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 to the discharge of waste water in a dirty water sewer is the concentration of undissolved substances may not exceed 300 milligrams per litre.
3 the discharge of waste water on soil dirt is allowed, if the plot where the wastewater is released is not connected to a sewer which dirty water can be discharged and the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work which can be plugged in and discharged more than 40 metres.
4 the distance referred to in the third paragraph, is calculated: a. from the cadastral boundary of the plot where the wastewater is released, and b. along the shortest line along which drains without serious inconvenience can be laid out.
5 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article articles 3,101 3,103 3,102 and apply to flush out crops in agricultural activities.

3,102 1 article At the discharge of waste water from rinsing of crops is at least met the second through the eleventh member.
2 rinsing is politically subdivided into pre-rinse and rinse thoroughly, with the spread of water from the pre-rinse, as much as possible, and the amount of rinsing water is minimized.
3 within the rinsing process takes recycling of rinse water.
4 rinse water discharged that not only can be exploited for reuse.
5 to the discharge into the dirty water drains, the unresolved content substances in any stitch sample at most 300 milligrams per litre.
6 the discharge of waste water in a surface water body is allowed, if: a. the plot where the wastewater is released is not connected to a sewer which dirty water can be discharged;
(b) the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringtechnisch work which can be plugged in and discharged more than 40 metres, and (c) the content of unresolved substances in any stitch sample not exceeding 100 milligrams per litre.
7 the distance referred to in paragraph 6, is calculated: a. from the cadastral boundary of the plot where the wastewater is released, and b. along the shortest line along which drains without serious inconvenience can be laid out.
8 by the discharge of waste water on or in the soil is the rinse water spread evenly across the gravel soil, which the crops referred to in paragraph 1, are grown.
9 the second, third and fourth paragraph, not apply to flush out: a. leeks, if prior to flush out the pollution with the outer leaves of the crop is removed, or b. asparagus.
10 If the discharge of waste water takes place in a surface water body can the competent authority designated to not rinsing at custom prescription additional requirements, if the protection of the environment relationship compels them to do so.
11 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
12 by way of derogation from paragraph 7, part a, the distance to the nearest dirty water drains or zuiveringstechnisch work at continuation of the discharge of waste water in the surface water body that already took place before 1 January 2013, be calculated from the place where the waste water is released.

3,103 article At the coils of flower bulbs with a washing machine is, for the purpose of realizing a negligible soil risk, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 3,105 3,104 Article shall apply to the sort of crops.

Article 3,105 1 At the discharge of waste water from the sort of crops, at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 the discharge of waste water in a surface water body is allowed, if: a. the waste water comes from sorting only organically grown crops;
b. the content of unresolved substances in the waste water discharge into not more than 100 milligrams per litre, and c. in discharge water the chemical oxygen demand no more than 300 milligrams per litre and the biological oxygen demand not exceeding 60 milligrams per litre.
3 the discharge of waste water on or in the soil is allowed, if the water is evenly spread over the land on which a crop is grown which is identical or similar to the crop which the waste water.
4 the discharge of waste water in a dirty water drains unless the content of unresolved substances in the waste water to discharge no more than 300 milligrams per litre, and: a. the waste water comes from sorting only organically grown crops, or b. it is led by a purification feature that at least 95% of the plant protection products is removed.
5 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
6 paragraph 4, part b, is not applicable until 1 January 2017 on the sort of crops that exclusively or mainly come from third parties.

§ 3.5.7. Composting Article 3,106 1 this section applies to the composting of green waste, that arose in the case of activities that are carried out outside the establishment by the person making the installation or that does not originate from outside the establishment, as far as no hazardous waste materials, with a volume of not more than 600 cubic meters.
2 The articles 3,109 3,107 to are not applicable to the composting of green waste, not exceeding 3 cubic meters.

3,107 1 For the article achieve good degradation is a composting hope at least as often converted as needed to anaerobic digestion.
2 A composting heap contains not more than 50% to AIDS.

Article 3,108 1 composting takes place on at least: a. 100 metres away to a scent sensitive object, which is located within the built-up area, or (b) 50 m away to a scent sensitive object, which is located outside urban areas.
2 the distances, mentioned in the first paragraph, are measured from the exterior of the scent sensitive object to the nearest point of the location where the composting takes place.
3 the competent authority may, if it appears that the odour nuisance exceeds an acceptable level, without prejudice to article 2.7 a of custom prescription requirements on: a. the location of the composting heap, or b. covering the composting pile.
4 the first paragraph shall not apply if the composting takes place within one of the distances referred to in that paragraph, the composting already took place before 1 January 2013 and displacement cannot reasonably be demanded.
5 If the paragraph applies: a. affects the person making the installation measures or facilities that prevent odour nuisance or reduce to an acceptable level, and b. gives the one who drives the establishment, at the request of the competent authority to which it has taken or measures or facilities.

Article 3,109 when composting is, for the purpose of realizing a negligible soil risk, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article 3,110 A composting hope is located at a distance of at least 5 metres from the approach of a surface water body.

§ 3.5.8. Keep farmed animals in animal shelters Article 3,112 to 3,129 3,111 1 articles apply to the keeping of farm animals.

3,112 to 3,126 2 articles do not apply to establishments where fewer than 10 sheep, 5 horses, 10 goats, rabbits and poultry, 25 25 10 other farm animals are kept.

Article 3,112 1 for the calculation of the ammonia emission of a device is the number of farm animals that may be present in the establishment, multiplied by the emission factors, mentioned in the scheme on the basis of article 1 of the law ammonia and stock.
2 for the purposes of article 3,114 applies to an animal category for which no maximum emission value is fixed, the emission factor associated with the relevant housing system as maximum emission value.

3,113 article within a very vulnerable area or in a zone of 250 metres around such a area, the setting-up of an animal at, if there is no prior to the creation of an establishment where farm animals are kept, not take place, unless the animal at intended for farmed animals which are kept exclusively or principally for the purpose of nature conservation.

3,114 1 article Within an establishment where farm animals are kept in a pet at that is located within a very vulnerable area or in a zone of 250 metres around such a area, expanding the number of farm animals by one or more animal categories not take place unless: a. the ammonia emission after the extension does not exceed the ammonia emission from the animals belonging to the establishment that the establishment :
1°. prior to the extension would cause if the emissions per animal may place would be equal to the maximum emission value, or 2 °. prior to the extension should cause, if lower than the ammonia emissions referred to in 1 °;
b. milk cattle in the establishment on 31 december 2001 was held, the extension only milk cattle and the ammonia emission after the extension does not exceed the ammonia emissions that a rundveehouderij with 200 pieces milk dairy cattle and young cattle 140 female seeds in case of establishment would cause, if the ammonia emission per animal place would be equal to the maximum emission value;
c. the extension sheep or horses;
d. enlargement animals that are kept in accordance with the rules adopted pursuant to article 2 of the Agricultural Quality Act have been raised with regard to organic production methods, or e. the extension animals which are kept exclusively or principally for the purpose of nature conservation.
2 the first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to the change of a housing system in such a way that the ammonia emission per animal place increases, unless the change consists of an adaptation of the system which is necessary on the basis of the legal regulations in the field of animal welfare and only as far as the number of animal places is not expanded.
3 for determining the ammonia emission from the animal shelters that the device prior to the extension referred to in paragraph 1, should be cause the ammonia emission of the animals for which an authorisation has been issued previously in application of article 5, paragraph 1, parts c to f, or article 7, paragraph 1(b) to (e) , of the law ammonia and ammonia emissions from farming, and the animals with which the establishment on the basis of the first paragraph, parts b, c, d or e, has been expanded, not counting.

Article 3114 a until with respect to a device which carries out an activity referred to in article 3,111 which one amongst the animals stay in whole or in part belonging is located within a very vulnerable area or in a zone of 250 metres around an area such a change where article or article 3,114 3,113 applies, it reported, are within the establishment no longer farm animals per animal category held and ammonia emission is not greater than : a. on the basis of an authorisation provided for in article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law were allowed to be held, respectively, General provisions environmental law should be caused to the time at which this decision on the design of application was, or b. on the basis of the relevant order in Council were allowed to be held, respectively, should be produced, to the date of application of this decision on the décor and which in the event of creation or modification of the décor a notification referred to in article 8.41, first paragraph, of the law on the environment was done.

Article 3,115 1 setting up, expanding, or modifying a animals stay with animals with odor emission factor is prohibited if the odour load that the establishment because of animal shelters where animals with odor emission factor be held caused, on smell sensitive objects that are located in the areas referred to in table 3,115, after the establishment, extension or change greater than the values specified in that table.
OuE/m3 3,115 smell tax table (odour units per cubic metre of air) (P98) non-focal area concentration area 8.0 14.0 2.0 3.0 built-up areas outside built-up areas (2) the first paragraph shall not apply: a. If the odour sensitive object an object referred to in article 3,116, first paragraph, parts (a), (b) or (c), or paragraph 2,;
b. on the extension of an animals at geurbelastingreducerende if a measure is applied and the total odor tax after the extension does not exceed the average of the belonging value to the relevant situation from 3,115 table and the scent tax that the device prior to applying the measure caused, or c. If in the creation, expansion or modification of an animal at the smell tax that the establishment at any fragrance sensitive object causes , does not increase and the number of animals per animal category with odour emission factor within the establishment does not increase.

Article 3,116 1 setting up, expanding or changing a animals stay with animals with odor emission factor does not take place if, after the establishment, extension or change the distance between the animals stay and: a. a scent sensitive object that is part of another stock;
b. a scent sensitive object on or after March 19, 2000 has ceased to be part of another stock, or (c) a property that is built on or after March 19, 2000:1 °. on land which at that time was in use as livestock;
2 °. in conjunction with the run of the whole or in part, outside farming, and 3 °. in conjunction with the demolition of the industrial buildings that have been part of the stock: less than 100 meters, if the object referred to in subparagraph (a), (b) or (c) within built-up areas is located less than 50 metres, or, if the object referred to in subparagraph (a), (b) or (c) outside built-up areas is located.
2 the first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to a scent sensitive object on the lot referred to in part (c) of that paragraph, is present.
3 the first paragraph shall not apply if the smell tax on the object, referred to in subparagraph (a), (b) or (c) of that paragraph, is lower than the value according to 3,115 article, paragraph 1, applies to the area in which that object is located.
4 the first paragraph shall also not apply if at the creation, expansion or modification of an animal at the smell tax on a scent sensitive object does not increase, the number of animals per animal category with odour emission factor within the establishment does not increase and the distance from the animals stay a scent sensitive object does not decrease.

Article 3,117 1 establish, expand, or change a animals stay with animals without odour emission factor does not take place, if the distance between any animals within the establishment located at where animals without odour emission factor to be held and a scent sensitive object, after the establishment, extension or update: a. less than 100 meters, if the scent sensitive object within the built-up area is located less than 50 meters, or b. If the odour sensitive object outside built-up areas is located.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if at the creation, expansion or modification of an animal at the number of animals per animal category without odour emission factor within the establishment does not increase and the distance from the animals stay a scent sensitive object does not decrease, if that is less than the distance referred to in paragraph 1.

Article 3,115 to 3,117 3,118 1 articles do not apply, as far as to regulation under article 6 of the Law odour nuisance and stock other values or distances. In this case, set up, expand or modify a pet stay is not place if after that establishment, extension or change the smell tax that the establishment because of animal shelters where animals with odor emission factor be held caused on smell sensitive objects, greater than the tax laid down in the regulation or, if the distance between any animals stay within the establishment where animals without odour emission factor to be held and a scent sensitive object smaller than in the regulation distance.
2 article, second paragraph 3,115, part b, shall apply mutatis mutandis, it being understood that the total odor tax after the extension does not exceed the average of the value laid down in the regulation and the smell tax that the device prior to applying the measure caused.

3 the second sentence of the first paragraph shall not apply to the setting up, expanding or changing a animals stay, if prior to the time when a maintenance decision as referred to in article 7 of the law odour nuisance and stock was taken, or if such a maintenance decision is not taken, for the time that a regulation referred to in article 6 of that law is adopted obtain a permit on the basis of article 2.1, paragraph 1, part e of the Act General provisions environmental law for that creation or expansion has become final.
4 the second sentence of the first paragraph shall not apply to the setting up, expanding or changing a animals stay, if: a. in an animal at 3,115 the smell as referred to in article tax that the establishment at any fragrance sensitive object causes does not increase and the number of animals per animal category with odour emission factor within the establishment does not increase;
b. when an animal at the smell as referred to in article 3,116 tax that the establishment at any fragrance sensitive object causes does not increase and the number of animals per animal category with odour emission factor within the establishment does not increase and the distance to a scent sensitive object does not decrease, if that is less than the distance referred to in the first paragraph, or c. in an animal at the number of animals referred to in article 3,117 per animal category without odour emission factor within the establishment does not increase and the distance to a scent sensitive object does not decrease, if that is less than the distance referred to in paragraph 1.

Article 3,117 3,115 3,119 1 without prejudice to articles to is setting up, expanding or changing a animals at prohibited if after the establishment, extension or change the distance from the outside of an animal at the nearest outside of a scent sensitive object: a. less than 50 meters, if the scent sensitive object within the built-up area is located, or (b). less than 25 metres If the odour sensitive object outside built-up areas is located.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply, if the distance from the outside of the animal at the nearest outside of a scent sensitive object does not decrease, and a. at an animal at the number of animals referred to in article 3,115 per animal category with odour emission factor does not increase and the smell tax that the establishment at any fragrance sensitive object causes does not increase;
b. when an animal at the number of animals referred to in article 3,116 per animal category with odour emission factor does not increase, the tax that the establishment at smell any odor sensitive object causes does not increase and the distance to a scent sensitive object does not decrease, if that is less than the distance, referred to in article 3,116, first paragraph, or c. in an animal at the number of animals referred to in article 3,117 per animal category without odour emission factor does not increase and the distance to a scent sensitive object does not decrease If that is less than the distance, referred to in article 3,117, first paragraph.

Article 3.119 a 1 Until in connection with an establishment which an activity referred to in article 3,111 a change where the articles 3,119 3,115 to apply, it has been reported, are within the establishment no longer farm animals per animal category, is the smell tax not bigger and the distance to a scent sensitive object not less than: a. on the basis of a licence referred to in article 2.1 , first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law were allowed to be held, General provisions environmental law should be caused or if amounts up to the time at which this decision on the design of application was, or b. on the basis of the relevant order in Council were allowed to be held, should be caused if amounts respectively, up to the date of application of this decision on the establishment and whose establishment or modification of the device in case of a notification as referred to in Article 8.41, first paragraph, of the law on the environment is done.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to the distance to a scent sensitive object if this is declined otherwise than by modifying the décor.

Article 3,120 the number of animals per species is registered at least once a month, with the periods between the registrations of a similar length of time. The registrations are within the facility provided, and are kept for a period of 10 years.

Article 3,121 the smell tax, referred to in this paragraph, is determined and the distances referred to in this paragraph, are measured in the manner set out in the arrangement on the basis of article 10 of the law odour nuisance and stock.

3,122 article in keeping farm animals in a pet stay is, for the purpose of realizing a negligible soil risk, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

3,123 1 article for the proper functioning of a housing system and the prevention or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting emissions to the air, is at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 a housing system is carried out in accordance with the technical description, belonging in that housing system referred to in the annex to the Regulation pursuant to article 1 of the law ammonia and stock.
3 the one who drives a décor in which farm animals are held in a housing system, shall ensure that the housing system is used and maintained in accordance with the conditions which are necessary for proper operation of the housing system.

Article 3,124 If farm animals are held in a housing system that is equipped with a luchtwassysteem, the luchtwassysteem, without prejudice to article 3,123, in the interest of the proper functioning of the luchtwassysteem and of the occurrence or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting emissions to the air, at least the articles 3,125 and 3,126.

Article 3,125 1 luchtwassysteem capacity is at least equal to the total maximum ventilation need the number and category farmed animals which are kept in the housing system.
2 a ministerial order can be determined how the capacity and the total maximum ventilation need be established and recorded.
3 for a method of distribution in proportion to the stable air through the luchtwassysteem a ministerial order, compliance with the requirements.
4 The luchtwassysteem is equipped with an electronic monitoring system, which allows the parameters that are important for proper operation of the luchtwassysteem be registered.
5 be a ministerial order rules on the electronic monitoring system and determines which parameters to be registered in any case.
6 If the registration referred to in paragraph 5, it appears that the parameters are exceeded, immediately taken steps to ensure the proper functioning of the luchtwassysteem.
7 regarding the use and maintenance of a luchtwassysteem, behavioral rules which satisfy at least the requirements laid down by ministerial regulation.
8 the fourth member is not applicable until 1 January 2016 on a luchtwassysteem that is installed for 1 January 2013 and is not equipped with an electronic monitoring system referred to in that paragraph.
9 of a luchtwassysteem as referred to in paragraph until 1 January 2016 at least once a week the following information registered: a. the acidity of the wash water;
b. the meter reading of the hour counter of the washing water pump;
c. the meter reading the water meter of the spuiwater production in cubic metres.
the data referred to in paragraph 10, shall be kept for at least three years in the establishment.

Article 1,586 a 1 to a 3,125 luchtwassysteem referred to in article 8, shall be 1 July 2015 a measurement to the emission reduction of ammonia.
2 a measure as referred to in paragraph 1 shall be carried out under representative operating conditions in the summer period between 10:00 and 14:00, where the measurement is carried out in accordance with article 2.8.
3 a copy of the reporting of the measurement is stored in the establishment until at least the time when two years have passed after the next measurement.
4 If the measurement shows that non-compliance with the emission reduction of ammonia, mentioned in the system description, which under article 1 of the law ammonia and stock an emission factor for that housing system has been established, measures taken to there to meet and is within a year after performing the measurement a repeat measurement.

3,126 1 article At the discharge of flush water from a luchtwassysteem is at least met the second through fourth member.
2 the discharge of flush water originating from a luchtwassysteem in a dirty water sewer is prohibited.
3 the competent authority can determine that the second paragraph at custom prescription does not apply and the discharge into a dirty water sewer permit, if the importance of the protection of the environment is not opposed to the discharge into a dirty water drains. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

3,127 1 article At the discharge of waste water resulting from the cleaning and disinfection of animals is at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.

2 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water resulting from the cleaning and disinfection of animal shelters, the content of no more than 300 milligrams per litre unresolved substances.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 3,128 [expired per 01-03-2014] article 3,129 1 At the discharge of waste water as a result of washing and rinsing in milk production is at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 waste water from the washing and rinsing melkwininstallaties is reused as much as possible.
3 the discharge of waste water on or in the soil is allowed, if the waste water is evenly spread over the gravel bottom.

§. 3. Preparation of liquid feed for own farm animals Article 3.129 a this section applies to the preparation of liquid feed with vegetable bijvoeder resources for farm animals which are kept within the same establishment as far as the processing capacity for preparing liquid feed up to 4,000 tons per year.

Article 3.129 b when preparing liquid feed is for preventing or, where this is not possible, the limit to an acceptable level of odour nuisance, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.

§ 3.5.10. Small-scale fermenting manure only Article 3.129 c 1 this section applies to the ferment of animal manure with a processing capacity of up to 25,000 cubic meters of manure a year.
2 Notwithstanding the first paragraph, this paragraph also apply to the before or after fermenting, referred to in the first paragraph: a. biological treating manure;
b. saving digestate of fermenting manure, as long as that still biologically active;
c. save, edit and transport of vergistinggas with a capacity for storage in storage tanks of up to 20,000 litres.

Article 3.129 d 1 a plant for fermenting manure and storage of digestate that still biologically active, gastight and equipped with an overpressure protection.
2 it is forbidden digestate that biological asset is outside the establishment or outside the fermentation tank to mix with other animal fertilizers.
3 to the fermenting manure and storage of digestate that still biologically active, emission of vergistinggas prohibited other than an emission via the overpressure protection that takes place as a result of an incident or via a torch or other measure referred to in paragraph 5.
4 A installation for fermenting manure vergistinggas and transporting, storing and editing vergistinggas is equipped with an electronic monitoring system that checks the correct operation of the installation and the inrichtinghouder warns in case of incidents that can lead to unsafe situations or the emission of vergistinggas reports. The inrichtinghouder shall ensure that action is taken within an hour after the warning to incidents that are reported by the system to fix it.
5 the competent authority may, if it appears that the inrichtinghouder insufficient measures to prevent emissions of vergistinggas at incidents, with customised code for writing that a torch or other measure is applied to vergistinggas in case of burning them.

Article Vergistinggas contains 3.129 e 1, at the place of installation, referred to in article 3.129 d, first paragraph, leave, at the most 430 milligrams of hydrogen sulfide per normal cubic meters.
2 without prejudice to the first paragraph contains vergistinggas that the device via a manual leave not exceeding 15 milligrams of ammonia per normal cubic meters.
3 an installation for fermenting manure has at least one sampling point for vergistinggas.
4 vergistinggas is at The commissioning of the installation, and then monthly sampling and analysis of the levels of hydrogen sulfide and, where paragraph 2 applies, on the level of ammonia.
5 the results of the analyses shall be kept for at least five years within the establishment.
6 the competent authority may, on the application of the device under custom prescription Tracker provide that the fourth and fifth member do not apply, if the Tracker of the device provides a continuous registration of the hydrogen sulfide content and, where paragraph 2 applies, the amount of ammonia. In this case, the competent authority with build-to-order prescription demands on the applied measuring method and the processing of the measuring inaccuracy.

Article 3.129 f 1 between a gaszak with vergistinggas and outside the establishment located vulnerable and fragile objects is the limited distance at least 50 metres, measured from the center of the gaszak.
2 between a storage tank for liquid and located outside the establishment vulnerable and fragile objects is the limited distance at least 50 metres, from the drain point of the storage tank.
3 within the distances referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, accommodation and recreational stay by third parties is not allowed.

Article 3.129 g 1 a provision for the biological treatment of manure before or after fermenting at a distance of at least 100 metres from a scent sensitive object within built-up areas is located.
2 a provision for the biological treatment of manure before or after fermenting at a distance of at least 50 metres from a scent sensitive object that outside built-up areas is located.
3 the competent authority may, if it appears that the odour nuisance as a result of the biological treatment of manure before or after fermenting exceeds an acceptable level, without prejudice to article 2.7 a of custom prescription requirements on: a. the location of the supply;
b. the closed running the supply;
c. drain the location and height of the emission point, if emissions are extracted;
d. the application of effective ontgeuringsinstallatie.

Article 3.129 h by fermenting of animal fertilizer and the activities referred to in article 3.129 c, paragraph 2, is to: a. realizing a negligible soil risk;
b. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or, as far as that is not possible, minimise the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences; or c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.

Section 3.6. Foods § 3.6.1. Preparing foods Article 3,130 this section applies to preparing foods with: a. kitchen equipment;
b. institutional kitchen equipment;
c. one or more bakery ovens chargegewijs Laden, or d. one or more bakery ovens that are continuously be laden with a nominal power of not more than 400 kilowatt.

Article 3,131 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from preparing foods and related operations is at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 if not in a dirty water can be discharged into sewer discharge, other than in a dirty water drains allowed, if the waste water together with domestic waste water is discharged and the facilities for the purification of domestic waste water are calculated on the purification of the waste water from preparing foods and related operations.
3 waste water waste substances, which are cut up or grinding by grinder or vermalende equipment, is not discharged.
4 The fatty waste water prior to mixing with other non-greasy waste water is led by a grease trap and drain sludge that meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 1825-1 and 2. By way of derogation from NEN-EN 1825-1 and 2, with a lower frequency of emptying and cleaning than mentioned therein are sufficient, if a lower frequency no adverse effect on the efficient running of the separator.
5 At custom prescription can the competent authority by way of derogation from paragraph 4, the discharge without a grease trap and drain allow sludge, if having regard to the fat content in discharge water combined with the amount of waste water discharge, the discharge has no adverse consequences for the effective functioning of the facilities for the management of waste water. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
6 the fourth paragraph shall not apply where, for the time at which that article on the design of application was a drain and grease trap sludge are those placed on the amount of waste water.
7 If on a device for 1 January 2008 a decision as referred to in article 7.99 and the waste water from that establishment of the manufacture or preparation of foods was discharged without treatment in a grease trap and drain sludge that conform to BS EN 1825-1 and 2 or on the amount of waste water is tuned, applies to that discharge a waiver that if build-to-order prescription referred to in paragraph 5.
8 paragraph 7 shall apply mutatis mutandis to an establishment which from 1 January 2008 to 1 January 2013 the decision agriculture on the environment, the decision or the decision greenhouse horticulture manure basins on the environment.

3,132 article when preparing foods for the prevention or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odor nuisance met the requirements of a ministerial order.


§ 3.6.2. Slaughter of animals, cutting up meat or fish or animal by-products Article editing 3,133 1 this section applies to: (a) the slaughter of up to 10,000 kilograms of live weight of animals per week and the scalding, boiling or brining in animal by-products released;
b. the cutting of meat from carcasses or carcass parts;
c. cutting out fish, or d. the cutting and brining of organs.
2 this section does not apply to an IPPC installation.

Article 3,134 1 the slaughter of animals and animal by-products can be found on-site.
2 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from editing animal by-products or cleaning and disinfecting areas where animals were slaughtered, carcasses are modified, meat is cut from carcasses or carcass parts, fish is cut out, bodies to be incorporated or animal by-products are modified, at least met the third to seventh member.
3 the waste water, referred to in paragraph 2, for mixing with other non greasy waste water led by a grease trap and drain sludge that meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 1825-1 and 2. By way of derogation from NEN-EN 1825-1 and 2, with a lower frequency of emptying and cleaning than listed there be sufficient if this does not adversely affect the efficient functioning of the separator.
4 waste water prior to discharge into a dirty water drains not subject to a biological treatment.
5 the competent authority may, where the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom by law, by way of derogation from paragraph 4, allow a biological treatment prior to discharge into a dirty water sewer.
6 the third paragraph shall not apply to a drain and grease trap sludge that are placed within a device prior to the time when that Member on that establishment of application.
7 the third paragraph shall also not apply to a flocculation-separator is placed within an establishment prior to the time at which those members on that establishment became applicable.

3,135 1 article At the scalding or cooking of animal by-products is for preventing or, where this is not possible, the limit of odour nuisance to an acceptable level met the requirements of a ministerial order.
2 to the brining is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
3 when brining is: a. to protect the effective functioning of facilities for the management of waste water, or (b). for the purpose of preventing or, where this is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the pollution of a body of surface water, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.

3,136 article at the time of slaughter of animals is: a. for the purpose of realizing a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements, or (b) a ministerial order. for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odor nuisance at least met the requirements of a ministerial order.

§ 3.6.3. Industrial manufacture of food or drink or edit Article 3,137 1 this section applies to the manufacture or editing of food or drink, in so far as no question of: a. prepare the craft of food or drink;
b. the preparation of food or drink with: 1 °. kitchen appliances, 2 °. institutional kitchen equipment;
3 °. one or more bakery ovens that are loaded, or 4 ° chargegewijs. one or more bakery ovens that are continuously be laden with a nominal power of not more than 400 kilowatt;
c. the slaughter of animals and the cutting of meat and fish;
d. the extraction of vegetable oils or processing of fats;
e. the production of starch or sugar;
f. the production of alcohol, or g. the production of food for farm animals.
2 this section does not apply to an IPPC installation.

Article 3,138 1 it in a body of surface water discharge of waste water from manufacturing or edit foods or beverages is only permitted, if at least meets the requirements laid down by or pursuant to the second through the sixth member.
2 discharge water contains no substances which on the basis of the bat-information document on the assessment of substances and preparations for the implementation of the water policy emission, designated under article 5.4, second paragraph, of the decision on environmental law («Rating» of the substances and preparations Commission integral Water Management CIW (4 2000-05)), be classified as substances subject to: a. A consolidation effort, or b. consolidation effort B applies unless the waste water is purified through biological treatment.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, the competent authority may, if the importance of the protection of the environment unopposed, at custom prescription the discharge of waste water referred to in paragraph (a) or (b) allow that. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 without prejudice to the second and third paragraph to discharge waste water into any stitch does the monster: a) the biochemical oxygen demand may not exceed 30 mg/l;
b) the chemical oxygen demand shall not exceed 250 mg/l;
c) the total quantity of unresolved components shall not exceed 100 mg/l;
d) the level of zinc may not exceed 1 mg/l;
e) the level of copper shall not exceed 1 mg/l;
f) the level of maximum total phosphorus 2 mg/l, and g) the level of total nitrogen shall not exceed 15 mg/l. 5 by way of derogation from paragraph 4, the competent authority may at custom code: a. lower levels or establish limit values if the importance of the environment relationship compels them to do so, or (b). higher levels or establish limit values, if the importance of the protection of the environment are not resistance.
Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
6 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 3,139 1 the discharge into a dirty water drains by waste water from making or editing of food or drink is permitted if the requirements are met, at least in this case and under the second to sixth member.
2 discharge water contains no substances which on the basis of the bat-information document on the assessment of substances and preparations for the implementation of the water policy emission, designated under article 5.4, second paragraph, of the decision on environmental law («Rating» of the substances and preparations Commission integral Water Management CIW (4 2000-05)), be classified as substances for which a consolidation effort (A) applies.
3 by way of derogation from paragraph 2, the competent authority may, if the importance of the protection of the environment unopposed, at custom prescription the discharge of waste water, referred to in that paragraph, allow. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 waste water prior to discharge into a dirty water drains not subject to a biological treatment.
5 the competent authority may, where the importance of the protection of the environment are not moving, at custom by law, by way of derogation from paragraph 4, allow a biological treatment prior to discharge into a dirty water sewer.
6 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water with oil, fat, dairy, meat or fish is processed, the waste water, for mixing with other non-greasy waste water led by a grease trap and drain sludge that meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 1825-1 and-2. By way of derogation from NEN-EN 1825-1 and 2, with a lower frequency of emptying and cleaning than listed there be sufficient if this does not adversely affect the efficient functioning of the separator.
7 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
8 the sixth paragraph shall not apply to a drain and grease trap sludge that are placed within a device prior to the time when that Member on that establishment of application.
9 the sixth paragraph shall also not apply to a flocculation-separator is placed within an establishment prior to the time at which those members on that establishment became applicable.

3,140 1 a device for making or edit article of food or drink shall only be set up or expanded in capacity for manufacture or edit that if new odour nuisance on site of smell sensitive objects by which creation or expansion. The first sentence shall also apply to the change of the establishment, if that change leads to a larger or other odor smell sensitive tax on site of one or more objects.
2 the competent authority may by way of derogation from the first paragraph at custom by law a certain degree of new odour nuisance on site of smell allow sensitive objects, if the importance of the protection of the environment are not resistance. In drawing up the custom code is article 2.7 (a) shall apply mutatis mutandis and keeps the competent authority shall take account of established local policy regarding odour nuisance.

3 the competent authority may, if it appears that as a result of making or editing of food or drink the odour nuisance on site of one or more smell sensitive objects exceeds an acceptable level, without prejudice to article 2.7 (a) in the case of custom prescription determine that a particular fragrance tax on site of smell sensitive objects is not exceeded, or that technical provisions in the design or conduct of business rules in the establishment are observed to the odour nuisance to reduce them to an acceptable level.

Article 3,141 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at making or editing of foods or beverages which foods or beverages or raw materials are dried, ground, burned or roasted or where goods belonging to the shifting class S1, S2, S3 or S4 are mixed, the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters If the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the competent authority may, in the cases referred to in the first paragraph, in the case of an emission of hygroscopic substance, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, if the application of a filtering separator is technically not feasible and if the importance of the protection of the environment are not resistance Configure-to-order prescription, at a higher emission concentration of dust class S allow. The emission concentration associated with custom prescription is allowed, shall not exceed 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters.
3 at custom prescription, referred to in paragraph 2, requirements with respect to: a. checking the emission concentration of dust class S, or b. the maintenance and control of an emission control technique that is used in the establishment to the custom prescription.
4 when making or editing of foods or beverages which foods or beverages or raw materials are dried, ground, burned or roasted or where goods belonging to the shifting class S1, S2, S3 or S4 are mixed, is for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Section 3.7. Sports & recreation section 3.7.1. Remember jobs Article 3,142 this section applies to shooting at a shooting range or a combination of shooting ranges in a building or part of a building, with no open sides and with a closed cover.

Article 3,143 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when shooting on a remember Court, the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters If the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 when shooting on a remember course is for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible the reduction of fugitive emissions and dust nuisance and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article 3,144 1 when shooting on a remember course is to: a. the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, or b. to prevent or, where that is not possible , the limit as much as possible of soil contamination;
at least met the requirements of a ministerial order.
2 for the purposes of determining the long time average rating level (Lar, LT) and the maximum sound level Lamax, caused by a device with a remember Court, a ministerial order requirements are met.

§ 3.7.2. Traditional shooting Article 3,145 this section applies to the guilds by schutte rows or shooters shoot with guns or rifles from a fixed pitch on a stationary target.

Article is at the traditional shooting: a 3,146. by way of derogation from article 2.9, paragraph 1, for the purpose of preventing or, where this is not possible, minimising the load of the bottom, or (b). for the purposes of the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this, a ministerial order at least met the requirements.

§ 3.7.3. Providing opportunity for practicing sports in the outdoors Article 3,147 this section applies to providing opportunity for practicing sports in the outdoors with outdoor lighting is applied.

Article 3,148 1 The lighting on one occasion for sports in the open air is off: a. between 11 pm and 7 am, and b. If there is no sport is practiced nor maintenance takes place.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to days or half-days related to: a. the celebration of festivities that have been designated by or under a municipal Ordinance, in the areas in the municipality for which the regulation applies;
b. the celebration of other festivities that take place in the establishment, with the number of under or pursuant to a municipal Ordinance to designate days or half-days shall not exceed twelve per calendar year, or (c). appropriate activities by the competent authority in any establishment, other than festivities as referred to in part b to designate, with the number of days or half-days based on this article together does not exceed twelve days per calendar year.
3 A Festival or activity as referred to in paragraph 2 which takes up to 24 hours, but that both before and after 00.00 hours, is hereby considered gang, which took place on one day.

§ 3.7.4. Recreational fishing ponds 3,149 Article this section applies to the discharge of flush water from recreational fishing lakes.

Article 3,150 1 the discharge of water from recreational fishing pond in a surface water body spui, on or in the soil or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water drains, is allowed.
2 recreational fishing ponds in the discharge of water from a dirty water flush sewage is prohibited.

§ 3.7.5. Use of plant protection products on recreational areas Article 3,151 this paragraph shall apply to the use of plant protection products on recreational areas.

3,152 1 article At the discharge of plant protection products in a body of surface water due to the use of plant protection products on a sports or recreation area in the proximity of a body of surface water is at least met the second to the third member.
2 within a distance of one meter from the approach of a surface water body are not used with plant protection products equipment intended for the use of plant protection products drop by drop, with the exception of site specific weed weed control with a shielded nozzle.
3 within a distance of 14 metres from the approach of a surface water body: a. plant protection products are only used with mechanically driven equipment, if this only includes drift poor caps, and is set to the nozzles is not higher than 50 cm above the ground;
b. does not use a spray gun that is equipped with a werveldop or that uses a working pressure of 5 bar or higher;
c. no plant protection products are used in a wind speed of more than 5 meters per second measured at nozzle height.

Section 3.8. Other activities § 3.8.1. Dentistry Article 3,153 this section applies to dental operations with amalgam.

Article in the dirty water drains At 3,154 the discharge of waste water from dental operations for the removal of amalgam waste water, the amalgaamhoudend led by an amalgam separator that meets the requirements of NEN-EN-ISO 11143.

§ 3.8.2. Municipal environmental Street Article 3,155 this section applies to establishments where a municipality for the purpose of implementing article 10.22, first paragraph, of the law opportunity to grove household wastes.

Article 3,156 1 At an establishment where a municipality opportunity to grove to leave household waste materials is for the benefit of an effective waste management at least met the requirements of a ministerial order.
2 by way of derogation from article 2.12 is a device which meets the requirements laid down pursuant to paragraph 1 allowed waste, being grove household wastes, mixing it with other categories of waste.

§ 3.8.3. Outdoor 3,157 schietbanen Article this section applies to shooting at: a. an outdoor communal barbecue that is used by the Dutch or an allied force where less than 3 million shots a year be fired;
b. an outdoor communal barbecue, not being a outdoor communal barbecue as referred to in point (a), with limited unsafe zone;
c. a Skeet course.


3,158 article by way of derogation from article 2.9, paragraph 1, when shooting at an outdoor communal barbecue for the prevention or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting soil pollution measures prescribed in a ministerial order.

Article 2.17 to 2.22 3,159 articles do not apply to an outdoor communal barbecue.

Article 3,160 1 an outdoor communal barbecue meets for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible the limit noise to an acceptable level to the standard of a maximum of 50 dB Bs, then on the facade of sensitive buildings and at sensitive areas on the border of the site.
2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority in connection with national or operational interests in custom prescription standards lay down with a different value of not more than 55 dB Bs, then.
3 The sound in a environmental permit requirements pursuant to article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law, for an establishment which an outdoor communal barbecue is part, which was irrevocably and up to the time of the entry into force of the first member, continue to apply for a period not exceeding five years from that time until the time when the use , the weapon type or construction of the outdoor communal barbecue is changed or until a customized prescription referred to in the second paragraph, is imposed.

Article 3,161 1 the calculation of the noise nuisance is carried out in accordance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.
2 the Tracker of the device records the data to determine which a ministerial order for five calendar years from the date be retained and kept available for inspection.

Article 3,162 when shooting on an outdoor communal barbecue is for preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, complied with the requirements set out in ministerial settlement.

§ 3.8.4. Coating or gluing of plants or parts of plants Article 3,163 this section applies to coating or gluing of plants or parts of plants, other than wood.

Article 3,164 it is forbidden to outdoors, plants or parts of plants using a syringe to spray coating or adhesives.

3,165 article without prejudice to articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 is at coating or gluing of plants or parts of plants the emission concentration of dust class S not exceeding: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters If the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.

3,166 the one that affects the installation article at coating or gluing of plants or parts of plants the emission reducing measures in relation to volatile organic compounds set a ministerial order unless it is not cost effective or technically feasible.

Article At coating or gluing of 3,167 plants or parts of plants are: a. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the reduction of fugitive emissions;
b. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of dust nuisance;
c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
d. preventing or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odour nuisance, and e. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order prescribed measures.

§ 3.8.5. Breeding, or training of birds or mammals Article 3,168 1 this section applies to breeding, or training of more than 25 birds or mammals more than 5.
2 this section does not apply to the keeping of farm animals.

Article 3,169 when breeding, keeping or training birds or mammals is to: a. realizing a negligible soil risk, and b. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level by the odour nuisance, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.
Chapter 4. Provisions relating to other activities common to a device type A or type B a device Section 4.0. Chapter 4 Article 4 scope this chapter applies to the one that a device type A or type B a device.

Section 4.1. On-and skipping of hazardous waste and other substances and gases and filling of gas bottles § 4.1.1. Storing dangerous substances, CMR or soil-threatening substances in packaging, other than fireworks, pyrotechnic articles for theatre use, other explosive substances, certain organic peroxides, asbestos, disassembled airbags, belt tensioners or solid fertilizers Article 4a this paragraph shall apply to the storage of dangerous substances, CMR or soil-threatening substances in packaging, with the exception of: (a) the storage of fireworks;
b pyrotechnic articles for theatre use;
c. other explosive substances;
d. substances of ADR class 5.2 type C to F;
e. asbestos;
f. disassembled airbags;
g. belt tensioners, or h. solid fertilizers.

Article 4.1 1 the packaging and storage of hazardous substances and CMR substances in packaging meet the purposes of the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, at least the a ministerial order requirements.
(2) if in a storage facility intended for the storage of dangerous substances and CMR substances in packing more than 2,500 kilograms of hazardous substances, other than gas cylinders belonging to the ADR class 2, are present, the distance between the storage supply and the nearest property of third parties at least 20 metres.
3 If the storage facility intended for the storage of dangerous substances and CMR substances in packaging is performed as if between the fire compartment or third party property a fire-proof storage supply and provision of sufficient size is present, the distance, referred to in paragraph 2, at least 8 metres.
4 the second and third paragraph shall not apply if, in the storage supply no flammable hazardous substances are present.
5 if in a storage facility situated in the outdoors more than 1,000 litres of combustible gases in gas cylinders measured the total water content are present, the distance between the storage supply and the nearest property of third parties at least 15 meters. If third-party between the storage supply and House a fire-proof supply of sufficient size is present, the distance referred to in the first sentence, at least 7.5 meters.
6 the holding and the use of gas cylinders that are filled with autogas is prohibited, with the exception of Exchange reservoirs for internal transport. The first sentence shall not apply to dismantled LPG tanks of motor vehicles.
7 the packaging and storage of liquid soil-threatening substances in packaging and waste materials from which liquid substances hazardous soil can leak meet for the purpose of realizing a negligible risk, to the bottom a ministerial order requirements.
8 for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting contamination of a surface water body is the above a surface water body storing hazardous substances in packaging, CMR substances in packaging, soil-threatening substances in packaging and of empty, uncleaned packaging of dangerous substances, CMR substances and substances hazardous liquid soil be prohibited, with the exception of: a. store below deck on a barge that has a certificate referred to in article 6 of the decision , or b. saving gas cylinders.
9 if hazardous substances or CMR substances hazardous substances in packaging or in packaging liquid soil above a surface water body, for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting contamination of a surface water body at least met the a ministerial order requirements.
10 the second through sixth member and the eighth and ninth Member, do not apply to the storage of liquid fertilizers in packaging, save if that takes place within the framework of agricultural activities.

§ 4.1.2. Storing Fireworks, pyrotechnic articles for theatre use or other explosive substances Article 4 .1a 1 this section applies to storing Fireworks, pyrotechnic articles for theatre use or other explosive substances.
2 this paragraph shall not apply to establishments that are in use at the Dutch or an Allied armed forces.

Article 4.2


Confiscated Fireworks Fireworks to consumers with similar properties that is stored in police stations and theatre Fireworks is stored in a fireproof storage cabinet, which meets the requirements for a ministerial order preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this.

Article 4.3 1 black powder, non-weak gunpowder and distress signals are stored in a fire compartment that meets the requirements for a ministerial order preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this.
2 a fire compartment intended for the storage of black powder or non-weak powder is located at a distance of at least 8 metres of vulnerable or restricted vulnerable objects.

Article 4.4 1 a provision for the storage of more than 10,000 patterns for firearms or parts thereof, is located at a distance of at least 8 metres of vulnerable or restricted vulnerable objects.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the supply, referred to in that paragraph, in a fire compartment is located.

§ 4.1.3. Storing materials in storage tanks article 4.4 (a) (1) this paragraph applies to storing substances in an above-ground storage tank of: a. propene, oxygen, carbon dioxide, air, argon, helium or nitrogen;
b. substances of ADR class 5.1 or class 8, packing groups II and III, without additional danger;
c. medium oil as referred to in article 26 of the law on excise duty at a facility for agricultural activities;
d. PER at a device for the cleaning of textiles;
e. polyester resin, or f.  other liquid substances hazardous soil, other than: 1 °. hazardous substances;
2 °. CMR substances;
3 °. lubricating oil, 4 °. waste oil, or 5 °. gas oil.
2 this section does not apply to above-ground storage tanks that built into an installation.

Article 4.5 1 when in use and termination of the use of an above-ground storage tank that is or was used for the storage of oxygen, carbon dioxide, air, argon, helium or nitrogen is for preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences a ministerial order, compliance with the requirements.
(2) if in an establishment an above-ground storage tank, intended for the storage of oxygen, at a distance of less than 10 metres is located by another storage tank, intended for the storage of propane, propene or a gas referred to in the first paragraph, is the storage tank intended for the storage of oxygen located at a distance of at least 20 metres of vulnerable or restricted vulnerable objects.

Article 4 .5A 1 regarding the essay rather than a storage tank with propene, the filling point by a storage tank with propene and the funcion of the tanker be compared to outside the establishment located vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects, included in table 4 .5A distances taken into account, with the distances of the filling point and apply the above ground storage tank, counted from the connection points of the pipes as well as the aboveground part of the pipes and the pump when the storage tank : table 4 .5A Supply safety distances up to 5 times a year Supply more than 5 times a year storage tank with propene to 5 cubic metres 10 metres 20 metres storage tank with propene greater than 5 cubic meters to 13 cubic metres 15 metres 25 meter 2 a storage tank with propene, the filling point by a storage tank with propene and the funcion of the tanker is located on at least half the distances listed in table 4.5 a, if the objects are where there is also a storage tank with propylene or propane is present.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph with regard to the essay rather than a storage tank with propene, the filling point by a storage tank with propene and the funcion of the tanker compared to buildings intended for the stay, whether or not for a portion of the day, of minors, elderly, sick or disabled, or buildings in which typically large numbers of persons during a large portion of the present day , the following distances: a. in a storage tank with propene to 5 cubic metres: 25 metres;
b. when a storage tank with propene over 5 cubic meters to 13 cubic metres: 50 metres.
4 Notwithstanding the first to third paragraphs, a storage tank with propene and the associated pipes and fittings for preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences a ministerial order, to the requirements.

Article 4.5 b 1 regarding the essay rather than an above ground storage tank with polyester resin, the filling point by an above-ground storage tank with polyester resin or the funcion of the tanker, is compared to outside the establishment located vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects held a distance of at least 20 metres.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to a storage tank that is installed for 1 January 2013.

Article 4.6 when in use and ending the use of an above-ground storage tank that is or was used for the storage of medium oil as referred to in article 26 of the law on excise duty, substances of ADR class 8 packing group II and III without additional danger, PER, substances of ADR class 5.1, polyester resin or other liquid substances hazardous soil is for : a. realizing a negligible soil risk;
b. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences;
c. preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting contamination of a surface water body, compliance with the requirements a ministerial order.

§ 4.1.4. Parking of transport units with dangerous substances Article 4.6 (a) this paragraph applies to the parking of transport units with substances or articles, the carriage of which is prohibited or according to the ADR only under conditions is allowed, or substances, materials and articles referred to in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code.

Article 4.7 1 the distance between a parked transport unit with dangerous substances and a property of third parties shall be at least 20 meters. This distance is measured from the edge of the transport unit to the facade of the House.
2 In a parked transport unit with dangerous substances dangerous substances of packing group I and hazardous materials ADR class 1 or 6.2, with the exception of category I3 and I4 not present.
3 the first and second paragraphs do not apply to the drawing up of transport units with dangerous substances related to sign up or other formalities, or on the drafting of transport units with dangerous substances for the purposes of loading or unloading operations.
4 relating to the parking of transport units with hazardous substances for the purposes of the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, a ministerial order at least met the requirements § 4.1.5. Use or storage of certain organic peroxides Article 4.8 this section applies to the use or storage in packaging of substances of: a. store substances of ADR class 5.2 belonging to type C, D, E or F, for which temperature control is not required according to the ADR, in a quantity not exceeding 1,000 kg per storage supply and in LQ-packaging;
b. storing substances of ADR class 5.2 belonging to type D, E or F, as far as the storage takes place at an establishment where rubber or plastic is processed and for which temperature control is not required according to the ADR, in a quantity not exceeding 1,000 kg per storage supply and in a pack not being LQ, and c. the use of substances of ADR class 5.2 belonging to type D , E or F, at an establishment where rubber or plastic is processed and for which temperature control is not required according to the ADR.

Article 4.9 use or storage in packaging of substances of ADR class 5.2 type C to F as referred to in article 4.8 conforms to: a. the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences , and b. realizing a negligible risk, to the bottom a ministerial order requirements.

Article 4.10 [expired per 01-01-2011] article 4.11 [expired per 01-01-2011] article 4.12 [expired per 01-01-2011] article 4.13 [expired per 01-01-2011] article 4.14 [expired per 01-01-2011] article 4.15 [expired per 01-01-2011]




§ 4.1.6. Filling of gas bottles with propane and/or butane [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.1.7. Saving fixed fertilizers Article 4.16 this paragraph shall apply to the storage of solid fertilizers.

Without prejudice to article 4.17 paragraph 3.4.3 is when saving fixed fertilisers for the purposes of the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, a ministerial order at least met the requirements.

Section 4.2. Plants [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.2.1. In operation having a combustion plant [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4.18 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4.19 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.2.2. In operation having a cooling installation [expired per 01-01-2013] Section 4.3. Activities related to wood or Cork § 4.3.1. Mechanical operations of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects Article 4.20 this section applies to mechanical operations of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects.

Article 4.21 (1) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at mechanical operations of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects, the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 to the mechanical operations of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.
3 paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to the not professional maintenance and repair of recreational craft in the open air on the winter storage at a marina.
4 paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply if the mechanical operations of wood or Cork in the establishment does not exceed 3 cubic meters of wood or Cork per year is being edited.

Article 4.21 a in narrowing down of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects is in favour of the realisation of a negligible soil risk met the a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.3.2. Cleaning, coating or gluing of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects Article 4.21 (b) this paragraph applies to cleaning, coating or gluing of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects.

Article 4.22 1 it is forbidden to outdoors, wood, Cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects using a syringe to spray coating or to glue or a mist spray to clean with volatile organic compounds on the products.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if it is not possible to these activities in the on-site to carry out part of the establishment because of the size of the object to edit.

Article 4.23 (1) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is to apply coating or glue layers the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow to the air of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the coating on the basis of articles 4.22, paragraph 2, takes place in the open air.

Article 4.24 1 the one that takes the installation when cleaning, coating or gluing of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects by ministerial statutory emission reducing measures in relation to volatile organic compounds unless these are not cost-effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds at the activities listed in the first paragraph is less than 1,000 kg per year.
3 the first paragraph shall not apply to the use of volatile organic compounds of which the placing on the market is regulated by the decision organic solvents in paints and varnishes on the environment.
4 If the threshold values listed in table 2.28 a are exceeded, are the first to third paragraphs do not apply and section 2.11 is applicable.

Article 4.25 when cleaning, coating or gluing of wood, Cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects are to: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or limiting dust nuisance;
c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
d. preventing or limiting odours;
e. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order to determine measures applied.

Article 4.26 1 to the discharge of waste water from the cleaning, coating or gluing of wood or cork or wood, Cork or wood-like objects in a dirty water drains at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 the discharge of waste water, referred to in paragraph 1, is allowed if the waste water not more than 2 milligrams of lead per liter and 2 milligrams of zinc per litre.
3 The first paragraph in values apply for representative day samples. For higher values insert samples apply a factor of three.
4 by way of derogation from the second paragraph is waste water more than 3 milligrams of volatile organic halogen compounds expressed as chlorine per litre in any stitch sample contains, not discharged.
5 discharge water, referred to in paragraph 2, can be sampled in an effective way.

Section 4.4. Activities related to rubber or plastic § 4.4.1. Mechanical operations of rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products Article 4.27 this section applies to the mechanical processing of rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products.

Article 4.27 a 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is in the mechanical processing of rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour , and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 At mechanical processing of rubber, plastic or rubber or plastic products for the prevention or as far as that is not possible the reduction of fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere met the requirements of a ministerial order.
3 paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to the not professional maintenance and repair of recreational craft in the outdoors near a marina.
4 paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply if the mechanical operations of rubber, plastic, rubber or plastic products in no more than 3 cubic meters of rubber, plastic, rubber or plastic products per year is being edited.

Article 4.27 b in narrowing down rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products is in favour of the realisation of a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

§ 4.4.2. Cleaning, coating or gluing of rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products Article 4.27 (c) this paragraph applies to cleaning, coating or gluing of rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products.

Article 4.28 1 it is forbidden to outdoors, rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products using a syringe to spray coating or to glue or a mist spray to clean with volatile organic compounds on the products.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if it is not possible to these activities in the on-site to carry out part of the establishment because of the size of the object to edit.

Article 4.29 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is to apply coating or glue layers the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters If the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the coating on the basis of article 4.28, second paragraph, in the outdoors.

Article 4.30 1 the one that has the installation takes when cleaning, coating or gluing of rubber, plastic or rubber-or plastic products the by ministerial statutory emission reducing measures in relation to volatile organic compounds unless these are not cost-effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds at the activities listed in the first paragraph is less than 1,000 kg per year.
3 the first paragraph shall not apply to the use of volatile organic compounds of which the placing on the market is regulated by the decision organic solvents in paints and varnishes on the environment.

4 If the threshold values listed in table 2.28 a are exceeded, are the first to third paragraphs do not apply and section 2.11 is applicable.

Article 4.31 when cleaning, coating or gluing of rubber, plastic or rubber or plastic products for: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or limiting dust nuisance;
c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
d. preventing or limiting odours;
e. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order to determine measures applied.

§ 4.4.3. Roads or mixing of rubber compounds or processing rubber, thermoplastic plastic or polyester resin Article 4.31 (a) this paragraph shall apply to the roads or mixing of rubber compounds or on the processing of rubber, thermoplastic plastic or polyester resin.

Article 4.31 b 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when roads or mixing of rubber compounds the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters If the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 without prejudice to article 2.5 and 2.6 in the roads or mixing of rubber compounds or processing of rubber or thermoplastic plastic the emission of substances that fall under a minimization requirement, no more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of substances with a minimization obligation exceed 0.15 grams per hour.
3 a ministerial order are substances as referred to in paragraph designated.
4 when roads or mixing of rubber compounds or processing rubber, thermoplastic plastic or polyester resin is for preventing or as far as that is not possible the reduction of fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 4.31 c processing of polyester resin is for preventing or where that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level by the odour nuisance, complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article 4.31 d when mixing rubber compounds, rubber or thermoplastic plastic processing or processing of polyester resin, for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Section 4.5. Activities related to metal § 4.5.1. Chipless machining, or thermal operation or mechanical metal Article 4.31 e this section applies to chipless machining, or thermal operation or mechanical finishing of metals.

Article 4.32 1 it is forbidden to outdoors machining operations or mechanical or thermal finishing of metals.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if it is not possible in the indoor part of the décor machining or thermal unit operations or to perform mechanical finishing of metal because of the volume or weight of the object to edit.
3 when running fijnverspanende edits to metals in the outdoor air is for preventing dust nuisance met a ministerial order requirements.

Article 33 (1) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at forging, shredding, droogverspanende operations, thermal unit operations and mechanical finishing of metals, the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the work on the basis of articles 4.32, second paragraph, or 4.86 in the outdoors.

Article 4.34 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at droogverspanende edits, thermal unit operations and mechanical finishing of stainless steel, the emission concentration of chromium VI-connections, calculated as chrome, not more than 0.1 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of chromium VI-connections to the air, calculated as chrome, exceed 0.5 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the work on the basis of articles 4.32, second paragraph, or 4.86 in the outdoors.

Article 4.35 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when cutting copper: a. the emission concentration of copper compounds calculated as copper, no more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of copper compounds to the air calculated as copper, exceed 10 grams per hour;
b. the emission concentration of copper non-calculated as copper, not more than 0.5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of air to the copper non-calculated as copper, more than 2.5 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the work on the basis of article 4.32, second paragraph, in the outdoors.

Article 4.36 At machining operations where metalworking fluids are verne field or evaporated be taken steps visible distribution of drops and mists released during machining operations involving machining fluids are used, in the outdoors.

Article 4.37 in forging, droogverspanende operations, thermal processing and mechanical finishing of metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

Article 4.38 At chipless machining, or thermal unit operations or mechanical finishing of metal is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§. 2. Welding of metal Article 4.38 (a) this paragraph applies to the welding of metals.

Article 4.39 1 it is forbidden to in outdoor welding jobs.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if it is not possible in the indoor part of the establishment to weld because of the size of the object to be welded.

Article 4.40 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at welding jobs belonging to the classes III to VII, the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 a ministerial order is the classification of welding work in classes, referred to in paragraph 1.
3 the first paragraph shall not apply if the welding work on the basis of articles 4.39, second paragraph, or 4.86 in the outdoors.

Article 4.41 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when welding stainless steel or Beryllium alloys the emission concentration of: a. chromium VI-connections, calculated as chrome, not more than 0.1 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of chromium VI-connections to the air, calculated as chrome, exceed 0.5 grams per hour; and b. beryllium compounds, calculated as beryllium, not more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of beryllium compounds to the air, calculated as Beryllium, exceed 0.15 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the welding work on the basis of articles 4.39, second paragraph, or 4.86 in the outdoors.

Article 4.42 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when welding materials that are painted with lead lead the emission concentration of lead compounds, expressed as lead, not higher than 0.5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of lead compounds to the air, calculated as lead, more than 2.5 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the welding work on the basis of articles 4.39, second paragraph, or 4.86 in the outdoors.

Article 4.43 when welding metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

§ 4.5.3. Soldering of metals Article 4.43 (a) this paragraph applies to the soldering of metals.

Article 4.44 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when soldering the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. not more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to soft soldering if the annual consumption of solder means less than 250 tons.

Article 4.45


Without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at brazing solder with cadmiumhoudend means the emission concentration of cadmium and cadmium compounds, not more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of cadmium and its compounds to exceed 10 grams per hour.

Article 5.19 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is with flux when soldering that lead to gaseous emissions to the air the emission concentration of the substances belonging to the substance classes go. 1, GA. 2, GA. 3, GA. 4, GA. 5, g. 1, g. 2 and gO. 3, to no more than the emission concentration listed for that substance class-requirement in article 2.5 If the mass flow equal to or greater than the class referred to in article 2.5 for the substance grensmassa flow.

Article 4.47 1 at the request of the competent authority shall consult the person making the installation where metal be soldered information in respect of: a. the composition and the annual consumption of the different flux and solder materials, sorted by the different process;
b. an overview of the nature and extent of the gaseous emissions to the air when soldering.
2 paragraph 1, part b, shall not apply if the annual consumption of flux does not exceed 100 kilograms.

Article 4.48 in soldering of metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

§ 4.5.4. Rays of metal Article 4.48 (a) this paragraph applies to the blasting of metal.

Article 4.49 1 it is forbidden to in the outdoor air jet.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if it is not possible in the indoor part of the establishment to shine because of the size of the radiating object.
3 to the jets in the outdoor air is for preventing dust nuisance met a ministerial order requirements.

Article 4.50 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at Jet work the emission concentration of: a. fabric class S no more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and no more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour;
b. not more than 0.05 MVP1 substances milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the substances to the air greater than 0.15 MVP1 grams per hour;
c. sA. 1 substances not more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sA. 1 substances to the air greater than 0.25 gram per hour;
d. not more than 0.5 sA 2 substances milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sA. 2 the air greater than 2.5 grams per hour;
e. sA. 3 substances not more than 5.0 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sA. 3 substances to the air greater than 10 grams per hour;
f. sO substances are not more than 5.0 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sO substances to the air is equal to or greater than 100 grams per hour, and no more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 100 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the Jet work on the basis of article 4.49, second paragraph, in the outdoors.
3 to the rays of metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

Article 4.51 At blasting metal is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.5.5. Cleaning, gluing or coating of metal Article 4.52 1 this section applies to cleaning, gluing or coating of metals.
2 In this paragraph is under the cleaning of metals not include washing of motor vehicles or equipment referred to in paragraph 3.3.2., and the use of recreational craft, referred to in section 4.6.6.

Article 4.53 1 it is forbidden to outdoors metal using a syringe to spray coating or to glue or a mist spray to clean with volatile organic compounds on the products.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if it is not possible to these activities in the on-site to carry out part of the establishment because of the size of the object to edit.

Article 5.29 (1) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is to apply coating or glue layers the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the coating on the basis of article 4.53, second paragraph, in the outdoors.

Article 5.29 a 1 The clean burning lead, insulated cables, oil cooled transformers and metal surfaces contaminated with polyvinyl chloride or other halogenated compounds, is prohibited.
2 before purification through fire, these metals are cleared of materials reasonably otherwise than by the clean burning can be deleted.
3 to the clean burning of metals is the: a. dust emission concentration of class S not more than 25 milligrams per normal cubic meters;
b. gaseous inorganic chlorides do not exceed 20 milligrams per normal cubic meters, or c. total hydrocarbons not more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters.
4 in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from the treatment of emissions released during the burn clean, is prohibited.

Article 4.55 1 the one that takes the installation when cleaning, coating or gluing of metal objects in relation to volatile organic compounds emission reducing measures laid down by ministerial order unless it is not cost effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds at the activities listed in the first paragraph is less than 1,000 kg per year.
3 the first paragraph shall not apply to the use of volatile organic compounds of which the placing on the market is regulated by the decision organic solvents in paints and varnishes on the environment.
4 If the threshold values listed in table 2.28 a are exceeded, are the first to third paragraphs do not apply and section 2.11 is applicable.

Article 4.56 when cleaning, coating and bonding of metals are: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or limiting dust nuisance;
c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
d. preventing or limiting odours;
e. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order to determine measures applied.

§ 4.5.6. Applying inorganic coatings on metal Article 4.56 (a) this paragraph applies to applying inorganic coatings on metals.

Article 4.57 1 it is forbidden to outdoors inorganic coatings on metals.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to "schoopering" if it is not possible to make this work in the indoor part of the establishment to carry out because of the size of the object to edit.

Article 4.58 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when applying inorganic coatings on metals the emission concentration of: a. fabric class S no more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and no more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S to the air less than 200 grams per hour;
b. not more than 0.05 MVP1 substances milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the substances to the air greater than 0.15 MVP1 grams per hour;
c. sA. 1 substances not more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sA. 1 substances to the air greater than 0.25 gram per hour;
d. not more than 0.5 sA 2 substances milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sA. 2 the air greater than 2.5 grams per hour;
e. sA. 3 substances not more than 5.0 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sA. 3 substances to the air greater than 10 grams per hour;
f. sO substances are not more than 5.0 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of the sO substances to the air is equal or greater than 100 grams per hour, and no more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 100 grams per hour.

Article when applying inorganic coatings 4.59 of metal for: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or limiting dust nuisance;
c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
d. preventing or limiting odours;
e. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order to determine measures applied.

§ 4.5.7. Pickling or etching of metal Article 4.59 (a) this paragraph applies to the pickling or etching of metals.

Article 4.60


1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when pickling or etching of metals or metal objects the emission concentration of: a. hydrogen fluoride not more than 3 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of hydrogen fluoride to air is greater than 15 grams per hour;
b. hydrochloric acid not exceeding 10 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of hydrochloric acid to the air greater than 150 grams per hour, unless the concentration of hydrochloric acid in the uncleaned mass flow is less than 1 g/normal cubic meters in which case the emission concentration of hydrochloric acid not more than 30 milligrams per normal cubic meters;
c. nitric acid not more than 30 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of nitric acid is greater than 150 grams per hour;
d. sulphuric acid no more than 3 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of sulfuric acid is greater than 15 grams per hour;
e. acetic acid not exceeding 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of acetic acid is greater than 500 grams per hour.
2 to the pickling or etching of metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

Article 4.61 At the pickling or etching of metal is in favour of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.5.8. Application of metal layers on electrolytic or Electroless metal Article 4.61 (a) this paragraph applies to the electrolytic or electroless application of metal layers on metals.

Article 4.62 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at the electrolytic or electroless applying chrome and cadmium layers the emission concentration of: a. chromium VI-connections, calculated as chrome, not more than 0.1 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of chromium VI-connections to the air, calculated as chrome, greater than 0.5 grams per hour;
b. cadmium and its compounds not more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of cadmium and its compounds greater than 0.25 gram per hour.
2 to the electrolytic or electroless application of metal layers on metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

Article 5.39 At the electrolytic or electroless application of metal layers is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.5.9. Drying of metal Article 5.39 (a) this paragraph applies to drying of metals.

Article 4.64 1 when drying of metals the use of solvents is not allowed.
2 where the person serving the installation demonstrates that it is not possible to be different drying than using solvents can the competent authority at the first paragraph not apply custom prescription and the use of solvents when drying of metals under conditions allow. These conditions aim to adverse consequences of drying to avoid using solvents or if that is not possible, minimize as far as is reasonably possible. The assumption is that in the establishment at least the for furnishing eligible best available techniques are applied.

§ 4.5.10. Applying conversion layers on metal Article 4.64 (a) this paragraph applies to applying conversion layers on metals.

Article 4.65 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at the chroomzuuranodiseren and the zwavelzuuranodiseren the emission concentration of: a. chromium VI compounds calculated as chrome, not more than 0.1 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of chromium VI-connections to calculated as chrome, greater than 0.5 grams per hour;
b. sulphuric acid no more than 3 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of sulfuric acid to the air greater than 15 grams per hour.
2 when applying conversion layers on metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

Article in the use of perfluorooctane sulfonates 4.66 anodizing is prohibited.

Article 4.67 to apply conversion layers on metal is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.5.11. Thermal application of metal layers on metal Article 4.67 (a) this paragraph applies to the thermal application of metal layers on metals.

Article 4.68 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at the thermal application of metal layers on metals: a. the emission concentration of dust class S no more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and no more than 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow to the air less than 200 grams per hours;
b. the emission concentration of zinc chloride not more than 5.0 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of zinc chloride to the air greater than 10 grams per hour;
c. the emission concentration of chlorine compounds, other than zinc chloride, not more than 30 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of chlorine compounds to the air greater than 150 grams per hour.
2 to the thermal application of metal layers on metals are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, a ministerial order to determine the measures applied.

Article 4.69 At the thermal application of metal layers on metal is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.5.12. Discharge of waste water originating from activities in § 4.5.1 through to 4.5.11 Article 4.69 (a) this section shall apply to activities referred to in sections 4.5.1. to 4.5.11.

Article 4.70 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water originating from the activities mentioned in sections 4.5.1 through to 4.5.11 is at least met the articles 4.71 to 4.74.

Article 4.71 1 the waste water contains in any stitch sample is not more than 20 mg of oil per litre.
2 by way of derogation from paragraph 1, the content of oil not exceeding 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample, if the waste water prior to mixing with other waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that: a. meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2, or b. are posted for the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the Interior and on the amount of waste water.
3 discharge water, referred to in the first and second paragraphs, can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4.72 1 the discharge of metals and auxiliary materials is limited by application of best available techniques.
2 the use of mercury is prohibited.
3 to reduce the discharge of metals and additives is a ministerial order at least met the requirements related thereto.

Article 1 without prejudice to article 4.72 4.73 in the discharge of waste water that is released at one or more processes referred to in paragraphs 4.5.7, and 4.5.10 4.5.11, 4.5.8, the emission limit values mentioned in column A of table 4.73 not exceeded.
Table 4.73 Dust emission limit value in column A column B Chrome milligrams per litre 0.5 0.1 0.1 1.0 0.5 2.0 Copper chromium VI Lead 0.5 0.5 0.1 1.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 3.0 Tin Nickel Silver Zinc 0.5 0.2 1.0 2.0 free cyanide values mentioned in table 4.73 apply for representative day samples. For higher values insert samples apply a factor of three.
2 At the discharge into the dirty water drains by waste water released during one or more processes as referred to in paragraph 1, the content of volatile organic halogen compounds expressed as chlorine not more than 0.1 milligrams per litre.
3 discharge water, referred to in paragraph 1, can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4.74 1 At custom prescription can the competent authority article 4.73, first paragraph, apply and not higher levels determine than the levels referred to in that paragraph.
2 the competent authority can a customized prescription as referred to in paragraph 1 shall determine only if: a. the sum of the loads of the metal chromium, copper, nickel, lead, zinc, tin and silver after the trial but for the final purification amounts to less than 200 grams per day, or the levels mentioned in column A of table 4.73 not with the best available techniques can be achieved , with the sense that custom prescription allowable content does not exceed the levels specified in column B of table 4.73;

b. plausible is that the sum of the loads of the metal chromium, copper, nickel, lead, zinc, tin and silver after the trial but for the final purification less than 80 grams per day shall be, on the understanding that the sum of the levels permitted in custom prescription of the metal chromium, copper, nickel, lead, zinc, tin and silver does not exceed 15 milligrams per litre if the the sum of the metals in a representative day monster or not more than 45 milligrams per litre if the the sum of the levels of these metals in a random sample.
3 discharge water, referred to in paragraph 2, can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4.74.0 by way of derogation from article 6.2, paragraph 4, the competent authority can the discharge of waste water that is released at one or more processes referred to in paragraphs 4.5.7, and 4.5.10 4.5.11 4.5.8, at custom code for a specified time limit that the discharge of waste water with a higher value than the values listed in column B of table 4.73 4.73 is allowed by article If: a. the discharge of waste water with a higher value than the values listed in column B of table 4.73 was allowed on the basis of a licence pursuant to article 1 of the pollution of surface waters Act or article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law, leading to the application of article 4.74 on the device and irrevocable;
b. the person making the installation demonstrates that at the discharge does not comply with the emission limit values set out in column B of table 4.73 can be met, and (c). the request to the custom law within six months after the date of application of article 4.74 on the device under the competent authority is done.

§ 4.5.13. Melting and casting of metals Article 4.74.1 this section applies to: a. the melting and casting of metals with the exception of gold, silver, Platinum and alloys of these metals with at least 30% to a maximum of 500 kilos per year;
b. making and coating of moulds and cores in kleigebonden or chemically bonded sand for casting of metals;
c. making short after their new coldbox croning procedure-and-cores for the casting of metals;
d. the outbreak and de-sanding of castings;
e. the cold regeneration of sand for casting of metals;
f. making the shape using was, including the removal of wax, including ceramic shapes.

4.74.2 article 1 for the purposes of preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting emissions of dioxins and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to be air at the melting of metal only metal melted that meet the requirements of a ministerial order.
2 without prejudice to articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 is at the melting of metals the emission concentration of lead to the air not exceeding 0.5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of lead to the air is equal to or greater than 2.5 grams per hour.

Article 4.74.3 without prejudice to articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 is in making and coating of lost moulds and cores from kleigebonden or chemical bonded sand the emission concentration of total dust not more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of total dust to the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour and a maximum of 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour;

Article 4.74.4 without prejudice to articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 to make short after their new coldbox croning procedure and cores the emission concentration of: a. total dust up to 20 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of total dust to the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour and a maximum of 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour amines, and b. not more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters.

4.74.5 article 1 without prejudice to articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 is at outbreak of castings the emission concentration of total dust not more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of total dust to the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour and a maximum of 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the casting includes sand form because of the weight and the size is not relocatable.
3 at the outbreak of the casting and de-sanding, referred to in paragraph 2, for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting emissions of total dust to the air met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 4.74.6 without prejudice to articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 in the cold sand, the total dust emission concentration of not more than 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of total dust to the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour and a maximum of 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.

Article 4.74.7 in the activities referred to in article 4.74.1, in respect of: a. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere, and b. realizing a negligible soil risk, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Section 4.5 (a). Activities related to stone § 4.5 a. 1. Mechanical operations of stone Article 4 .74A this section applies to mechanical operations of stone.

Article 4.74 aa 1 it is forbidden to outdoors, mechanical operations of stone.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply: a. If the edit because of the size of the object is not possible in the indoor part of the establishment the mechanical operation, or b. on breaking stone like material referred to in section 4.5 (a). 6.

Article 4.74 (b) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at mechanical operations of stone the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.

Article 4.74 c 1 if the mechanical processing of stone water as cooling or lubricant is applied, used a closed water circuit, where water is cleaned and reused to the extent reasonably possible.
2 to the discharge of waste water from the mechanical finishing of stone is at least met the third to the fifth member.
3 in a surface water body, on or in the soil or in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water sewage, discharge of waste water from: – the mechanical finishing of natural stone or concrete, – an air purification plant for machining of natural stone or concrete, or – the cleaning equipment or workspaces for the machining of natural stone or concrete , is permitted if no flocculants are added.
4 At the discharge referred to in paragraph 3, the content of unresolved substances not more than 100 milligrams per litre.
5 the discharge into a dirty water drains by waste water originating from: – the mechanical finishing of stone, – an air purification plant for the mechanical finishing of stone, or – the cleaning equipment or workspaces for the mechanical finishing of stone, shall be applied only if: the content of unresolved substances does not exceed 300 milligrams per litre and the grain diameter of no more than 0.75 mm unresolved substances.
6 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4.74 (d) in the mechanical processing of stone is for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, complied with the requirements a ministerial order.

§ 4 .5a. 2. Applying adhesives, resins or coatings on stone Article 4.74 da this section applies to applying adhesives, resins or coatings on stone.

Article 4.74 e 1 it is forbidden in the outdoors using a mist spray volatile organic compounds containing adhesives, resins or coatings on stone.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply in the case because of the size of the object is not possible to edit this activity in the indoor part of the establishment.

Article 4.74 (f) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is when applying adhesives, resins or coatings on stone the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.

Article 4.74 g when applying adhesives, resins or coatings on stone are to: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or limiting odours;
c. realize a negligible soil risk;
the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.

§ 4 .5a. 3. Chemically treating stone Article 4.74 go this section applies to the chemical treatment of stone.

Article 4.74 h


When chemically treating stone for realizing a negligible risk the soil a ministerial order prescribed measures applied.

§ 4 .5a. 4. Manufacturing concrete mortar Article 4.74 i this section applies to the manufacture of concrete mortar.

Article 4.74 j 1 dosing and mixing of goods belonging to shifting class S1 for manufacturing concrete mortar, takes place in enclosed areas or in a closed system.
2 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at dosing and mixing of goods, referred to in paragraph 1, for the purpose of manufacturing concrete mortar the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour , and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
3 to the dosing and mixing for manufacturing concrete mortar is for preventing or as far as that is not possible is to limit the effective spread of fugitive emissions and emissions to the outside air, met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 4.74 k 1 the discharge of waste water from the cleaning of contaminated with concrete installation parts is only permitted if at least meets the requirements, laid down in and under the second through the fifth member.
2 At the discharge into a surface water body or designated in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water sewer, shall be: (a) the content of unresolved substances in any stitch sample is not more than 100 milligrams per litre, and b. the amount of chemical oxygen demand in any stitch sample does not exceed 200 milligrams per litre.
3 at the discharge into a dirty water sewer is not more than 300 unresolved content substances milligrams per litre.
4 discharge water can be sampled efficiently.

Article 4.74 l 1 this article applies to the mixing of waste for the manufacture of concrete mortar which the Dutch Decree on soil quality.
2 without prejudice to article 2.12 meet waste that are applied for manufacturing concrete mortar separate to the quality requirements of Chapter 3 of the Dutch Decree on soil quality.
(3) without prejudice to article 2.12, the competent authority may by way of derogation from the second paragraph provide that waste which do not meet the requirements from the Dutch Decree on soil quality, for manufacturing concrete mortar can be applied if: a. the recovery of the waste material is allowed, and b. the application of the waste material contributes to the physical or structural properties of the building material and the use of primary raw materials savings.

§ 4 .5a. 5. Shaping of concrete products Article 4.74 m this section applies to the shaping of concrete products.

Article 4.74 n 1 the discharge of waste water from washing out of concrete is only permitted if at least meets the requirements, laid down in and under the second through the fifth member.
2 to the discharge of waste water in a surface water body is designated: (a) the content of unresolved substances in any stitch sample is not more than 100 milligrams per litre, and b. the amount of chemical oxygen demand in any stitch sample does not exceed 200 milligrams per litre.
3 at the discharge of waste water in a dirty water sewer waste water in any stitch sample contains no more than 300 milligrams of unresolved substances per litre.
4 discharge water can be sampled efficiently.

Article 4.74 o 1 if applying release agents on formwork is complied with the requirements set out in ministerial regulation on the reduction of emissions of volatile organic compounds, unless it is not cost effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds in the activity referred to in the first paragraph, is less than 1,000 kg per year.

Article 4.74 p when applying release agents and washing out on formwork of concrete is in favour of the realisation of a negligible soil risk complied with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article 4.74 p1 by way of derogation from article 6.1, paragraph 1, establishments referred to in category 11.3, part c, under 2 ° and 3 °, of annex I to the decision, environmental law for which until the entry into force of this section, a permit pursuant to article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law and irrevocably was , the requirements of that authorisation by way of derogation from article 6.1, paragraph 1, for an indefinite time classified as custom rules, provided that the requirements of the permit fall within the purview of the competent authority to provide custom rules on the basis of article 2.20.

§ 4 .5a. 6. Breaking stone like material Article 4.74 q this section applies to breaking stone like material.

Article 4.74 r when outdoors, breaking stone like material is: a. as much as possible avoid dust dissemination occurs that at a distance of more than 2 meters from the source is observable with the naked eye;
b. minimize contamination of the environment;
c. as much as possible that stone like material in a body of surface water, and d. as much as possible that stone like material in a provision for the management of waste water.

Article 4.74 s 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at the on-site breaking stone like material the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters If the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 to the on-site breaking stone like material is for the purpose of preventing or as far as that is not possible is to limit the effective spread of fugitive emissions and emissions to the outside air, met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Section 4.6. Activities related to engines, motor vehicles and other motorized devices § 4.6.1. Discharging of waste water (General) article 4.74 t this paragraph shall apply to activities referred to in paragraphs 4.6.3, 4.6.5 and 4.6.6.,.

Article 4.75 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from one or more of the activities referred to in paragraphs 3.3.4, 4.6.3, 4.6.5 and 4.6.6 is at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 In the waste water from overhauling engines are the emission limit values mentioned in table 4.75 4.75 Substances emission limit value not exceeded: Table BTEX-sum 15 milligrams per litre Volatile organic halogen compounds expressed as chlorine 100 micrograms per liter of oil 20 milligrams per litre Pahs 5 micrograms per liter Copper Nickel 3 1 milligrams per litre milligrams per litre Lead Zinc 3 3 milligrams per litre milligrams per litre Chrome 2 milligrams per litre 3 other waste water than the waste water referred to in the second paragraph, which originates from a room where an activity as referred to in paragraph 1, or of an impervious floor or hardening which that activity is carried out is not discharged, if in any stitch sample contains more than: a. oil 20 milligrams per litre;
b. 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
4 by way of derogation from paragraph 3, the content of oil not exceeding 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample, if the waste water prior to mixing with other waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator that: a. meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 858-1 and 2, or b. are posted for the date of application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the Interior and on the amount of waste water.
5 discharge water, referred to in the second and third paragraphs, can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 4.6.2. Providing parking in a parking garage [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.6.3. Delivery of liquid fuels to vessels Article 4.76 this section applies to the delivery of liquid fuels to vessels.

Article 4.77 1 with regard to a bunker drive in which light oil is saved, compared to outside the establishment located vulnerable objects held a distance of 20 meters from the sides of the bunker station as well as the filling point from the bunker station.
2 with respect to a fixed delivery placed on shore installation for the delivery of light oil to vessels against outside the establishment located vulnerable objects held a distance of 20 metres from the delivery point as well as the filling point of their associated storage tanks.
3 within a distance of 20 metres from a bunker drive in which light oil is stored from the sides of the bunker station as well as the filling point from the bunker station and within a distance of 20 metres from a fixed delivery placed on shore installation for the delivery of light oil to vessels from the delivery point as well as the filling point by its storage tank is lodging and recreational stay by third parties is not allowed.

4 If a bunker drive in which no light oil is stored, is located on a main route, compared to outside the establishment located vulnerable objects held a distance of 20 metres from the route adjacent to the side of the bunker station.
5 paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to bunker stations and shore fixed delivery placed plants that are installed for January 1, 2011.
6 In the interest of preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the effects of this can the competent authority with build-to-order prescription requirements on the location of a bunker station or a fixed delivery placed on shore installation referred to in paragraph 5.

Article 4.78 1 when delivering liquid fuels to vessels are sufficient absorption resources and other tools available for the first fighting a water pollution as a result of spills or a calamity when delivering fuel.
2 an installation for the delivery of liquid fuels to vessels as well as the associated tank installation, is carried out in such a way that at varying water levels, as far as this spot occur, as a result of that water levels no adverse consequences to the environment occur.
3 the competent authority may, if the nature and location of the installation could be unclear which absorption and resources the most are appropriate, tailor-made requirements relating to the amount and type of resources, referred to in paragraph 1.

Article 4.79 At the delivery of liquid fuels to vessels shall be to: a. realizing a negligible soil risk;
b. preventing risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences;
c. preventing or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting contamination of a surface water body;
d. preventing or reducing odour nuisance, at least met the a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.6.4. Delivery of liquid fuel or compressed natural gas other than motor vehicles for road traffic, rail vehicles or vessels Article 4.80 this paragraph shall apply to devices for the delivery of liquid fuel and compressed natural gas is delivered, if only other than motor vehicles for road traffic, rail vehicles or vessels.

Article 4.80 a 1 The on-site delivery of light oil does not take place.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply to indoor delivery plants for light oil that are installed for January 1, 2011.
3 In the cases referred to In the second paragraph, in which the on-site delivery of light oil is allowed, the on-site delivery in the interests of preventing risks to the environment and unusual incidents or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences , at least through an EU system for vapour recovery phase-II.
4 On the on-site delivery of light oil, referred to in the third paragraph, article 3.20, third to eighth under that paragraph, as well as the members and pursuant to article 4.83 asked rules apply.

Article 4.81 1 installation for delivery of compressed natural gas, other than motor vehicles for road traffic and vessels, is located at a distance of at least 10 metres of vulnerable and limited vulnerable objects.
2 A natural gas delivery system for delivery of compressed natural gas, other than motor vehicles for road traffic and meets vessels for the purposes of the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences a ministerial order, to the requirements.

Article 5.99 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from an impervious floor or hardening above which the delivery of motor fuel, other than motor vehicles for road traffic, rail vehicles, vessels or at least met the second through the fourth member.
2 the waste water is led by a sludge drain and oil separator conforming to BS EN 858-1 and 2.
3 the content of oil in the waste water after the separator does not exceed 200 milligrams per litre in any stitch sample determined in accordance with the method of determination.
4 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
5 the second paragraph shall not apply where the application of this Act or a part thereof on an activity in the establishment a sludge drain or an oil separator is placed on the amount of waste water.

Article 4.83 when delivering liquid fuel, other than motor vehicles for road traffic, rail vehicles or vessels, is: a. for the purpose of realizing a negligible risk and prevent soil or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting air pollution comply with the requirements a ministerial order; and (b). for the purposes of the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or, as far as that is not possible, minimise the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, at least meet the requirements of a ministerial order.
a ministerial order at least met the requirements.

§ 4.6.5. Maintenance or repair of motors, motor vehicles, rail vehicles or other motorized devices or test run of combustion engines Article 4.83 (a) this paragraph applies to the maintenance or repair of motors, motor vehicles, rail vehicles or other motorized devices or test run of internal combustion engines.

Article 5.99 1 In a facility for maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, not being a car dismantling company or a facility to store end-of-life vehicles in the context of assistance to badge holders by a designated authority or under investigation by police or justice, are no more than four end-of-life vehicles.
2 In a facility for maintenance and repair services of motor vehicles, other than a dismantling company for two-wheel motor vehicles or a device to store wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles as part of assistance to badge holders by a designated authority or under investigation by police or justice, are no more than four wrecks of two-wheeled motor vehicles.
3 it's not allowed, unlike a car dismantling company or dismantling company for two-wheel motor vehicles, a car wreck or a wreck of a two-wheeled motor vehicle and their materials or components to remove or recoverable, unless it concerns: 1 °. storage, or 2 °. accessories that are disassembled because the last owner or holder of the car wreck or wreck of a two-wheeled motor vehicle for this reason other than in the exercise of his profession or company has requested and purpose of which accessories to use again for the benefit of another motor vehicle of which he is owner or holder.
4 The trial operation of combustion engines does not take place in the outdoor air.
5 when maintaining or repairing engines, motor vehicles, rail vehicles or other motorized devices or at the trial operation of combustion engines is to: a. the prevention or mitigation of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences;
b. the prevention or mitigation of odour nuisance;
c. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
d. realizing a negligible risk, at least met the bottom a ministerial order requirements.

By way of derogation from article article 4.85 4.84, fourth paragraph, it is test run of engines of recreational craft in the outdoors allowed as far as the engine in the vessel.

§ 4.6.6. Maintenance, repair or cleaning of recreational craft Article 4.85 (a) this paragraph shall apply to the maintenance, repair or cleaning of recreational craft.

Article 4.86 1 by way of derogation from articles and 4.39 4.32 it is not professional maintenance and repair of recreational craft in the outdoors near a Marina allowed.
2 by way of derogation from articles 4.22, 4.28 and 4.53 not find professional painting work near a Marina where paint with a mist spray is applied in a designated space.

Article 4.87 the one who drives an establishment where opportunity for not professional maintenance, repair or cleaning of pleasure vessels laid down for the purpose of preventing environmental pollution at a ministerial order that work at least to the requirements.

Article 4.88 At the maintenance, repair or cleaning of recreational craft is in favour of the realisation of a negligible soil risk met the a ministerial order requirements.


Section 4.7. Activities related to graphics processes § 4.7.1. Developing or printing of photographic equipment Article 4.88 (a) this paragraph applies to developing or printing of photographic material.

Article 5.69 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from developing or printing of photographic material is at least met the second through the fifth member.
2 in developing or printing of photographic material are used in good condition afkwetsrollen and zilverterugwininstallatie applied.
3 by way of derogation from the second paragraph needs no zilverterugwininstallatie to be applied if a year less than 700 liter ready-to-use locking is used and in the design rules of conduct are complied with and focused on the restriction of the silver emissions.
4 the content of silver in waste water originating from developing or printing of photographic material amounts to in any stitch sample less than 4 milligrams per litre.
5 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 4.7.2. Screen prints Article 5.69 (a) this paragraph applies to the screen printing.

Article 5.99 for the final cleaning of screen printing Windows will only use cleaning products with a flash point greater than 55 degrees Celsius or water-based.

Article 4.91 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from screen printing is at least complied with the second and third paragraph and article 4.92.
2 when cleaning screen printing Windows is the discharge of solvents and inks as much as possible by removing ink and stripping the template to separate process. The discharge may only consist of the discharge of rinse water submitted by polishing, degreasing or develop the screen-printing mesh, template removal or shadow removal.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4.92 At the discharge referred to in article 6.01 shall take into account the available environmental information of the substances contained in the waste water. If, on the basis of that information from the general assessment methodology for substances and preparations, as set out in the note «assessing substances and preparations for the implementation of the emission policy the Commission's Integrated Water management water» show that the substance is classified as a substance with A consolidation effort, it will not be discharged.

Article 5.99 when screen printing is for a. the occurrence or as far as that is not possible the limit to an acceptable level of odor nuisance;
b. achieving a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.7.3. Sheetfed offset printing technique Article 5.99 (a) this paragraph applies to printing with sheetfed offset.

Article 6.11 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is in applying anti-blemish powder in vellenoffsetdrukpersen the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.

Article 6.11 (a) 1 the one that takes the installation when printing with sheetfed offset in respect of volatile organic compounds emission reducing measures prescribed by ministerial order, unless it is not cost effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds at the activities listed in the first paragraph is less than 1,000 kg per year.
3 If printing with sheetfed offset takes place in conjunction with the coating of the substrate and the threshold values listed in table 2.28 a are exceeded, paragraphs 1 and 2 do not apply to printing with sheetfed offset and clean the equipment and is used section 2.11 shall apply.

Article 6.11 (b) 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from: a. applying vellenoffsettechnieken;
b. cleaning the equipment used, or c. the form manufacture exclusive photographic processes, is at least met the second through the fourth member.
2 The waste water from the cleaning of rubber cloths and press forms of sheets offsetpersen contains, for mixing with other waste water, no more than 200 milligrams per litre oil in any stitch sample.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
4 At the discharge, referred to in paragraph 1, account shall be taken of the available environmental information of the substances contained in the waste water. If, on the basis of that information from the general assessment methodology for substances and preparations, as set out in the note «assessing substances and preparations for the implementation of the water policy of the Commission emission» Integrated Water management, show that the substance is classified as a substance with A consolidation effort, it will not be discharged.

Article 6.11 c 1 in the manufacture of printing forms for printing with sheetfed offset, no chrome salt ets and correction resources applied.
2 in the development and naharden of copy layers for printing with sheetfed offset, no chromium-containing solutions used.

Article 6.11 d when printing with sheetfed offset for: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. the effective spread of emissions to the atmosphere;
c. preventing or reducing odour nuisance, and d. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order prescribed measures applied.

§ 4.7.3 a. Rotary offset printing technique Article 6.11 da this section applies to printing with rotary offset printing technique.

Article 6.11 db If when printing heatsetrotatieoffset printing technique with the threshold values listed in table 2.28 (a) of section 2.11 are exceeded, those Division of application.

Article 6.11 dc 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from: a. applying Rotary offset printing technique;
b. cleaning the equipment used, or c. the form manufacture exclusive photographic processes, is at least met the second through fourth member.
2 The waste water from the cleaning of rubber cloths and press forms of Rotary offset presses, printing technique for mixing with other waste water, no more than 200 milligrams per litre oil in any stitch sample.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.
4 discharge water contains no substances which on the basis of the bat-information document on the assessment of substances and preparations for the implementation of the water policy emission, designated under article 5.4, second paragraph, of the decision on environmental law («Rating» of the substances and preparations Commission integral Water Management CIW (4 2000-05)), be classified as substances for which a consolidation effort (A) applies.

Article 6.11 dd 1 in respect of printing forms for printing with rotary offset printing technique, no chrome salt ets and correction resources applied.
2 in the development and naharden of copy layers for printing with rotary offset printing technique, no chromium-containing solutions used.

6.11 the item when printing with rotary offset printing technique is to: a. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the reduction of fugitive emissions;
b. the prevention or as far as that is not possible is to limit odours, and c. realizing a negligible soil risk, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

§ 4.7.3 (b). Packaging gravure or flexographic printing Article 6.11 df this section applies to flexodruktechniek or packaging gravure printing technique.

Article 6.11 dg If in the application of flexodruktechniek or packaging gravure technology the threshold values listed in table 2.28 (a) of section 2.11 are exceeded, those Division of application.

Article 6.11 dh 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water originating from the application of flexodruktechniek or packaging gravure printing technique, using water-based inks, shall take into account the available environmental information of the substances contained in the waste water.
2 discharge water contains no substances which on the basis of the bat-information document on the assessment of substances and preparations for the implementation of the water policy emission, designated under article 5.4, second paragraph, of the decision on environmental law («Rating» of the substances and preparations Commission integral Water Management CIW (4 2000-05)), be classified as substances for which a consolidation effort (A) applies.

Article 6.11 di when you apply flexodruktechniek or packaging gravure printing technique is to: a. the prevention or as far as that is not possible the reduction of fugitive emissions;
b. the prevention or as far as that is not possible is to limit odours;
c. realize a negligible soil risk, or (d) the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, met the requirements of a ministerial order.

Section 4.7 (a). Activities related to paper, cardboard, textile, leather or fur



§ 4.7 a. 1. Edit, adhesives, coating or laminating paper or cardboard Article 6.11 dj this section applies to editing, gluing, coating or lamination of paper or cardboard.

Article 6.11 e 1 the one that takes the installation when gluing, coating or lamination of paper or cardboard with regard to volatile organic compounds emission reducing measures prescribed in a ministerial order unless it is not cost effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds at the activities listed in the first paragraph is less than 1,000 kg per year.
3 If the threshold values listed in table 2.28 a are exceeded, paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable and is section 2.11 shall apply.

Article 6.11 f when gluing, coating or laminating paper or cardboard for the purpose of: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or reducing odour nuisance, and c. realizing a negligible risk, the bottom a ministerial order prescribed measures applied.

Article 4.94 g 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at the mechanical reduction of paper or cardboard or paper or cardboard products the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow is less than 200 grams per hour.
2 to the mechanical reduction of paper or cardboard or paper or cardboard products are for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.
3 to the mechanical reduction of paper or cardboard or paper or cardboard products is in favour of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.7 a. 2. Cleaning or washing of textile item 6.11 go this section applies to cleaning or washing of textiles.

Article 4.95 1 cleaning textiles can be found as far as chemicals when there are used, exclusively using PER or non-chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons.
2 a ministerial order may be other substances than mentioned in the first paragraph, are designated.
3 the one who drives a décor in which activities are carried out as referred to in the first paragraph, run a solvent management plan, a ministerial order in accordance with the set requirements.

Article 4.96 [expired per 01-01-2016] article 5.79 [expired per 01-01-2016] article 4.98 [expired per 01-01-2016] article 4.99 [expired per 01-01-2016] article 4,100 [expired per 01-01-2016] article 4,101 1 a machine intended for cleaning with a hydrocarbon is set so, used and maintained that the amount of that hydrocarbon releases in the cleaned textiles and in dry air is not more than 20 grams per kilogram of cleaned textiles.
(2) If a ministerial order referred to in article 4.95, second paragraph, another substance is designated than that mentioned in the first paragraph, can also by that procedure the maximum permitted quantity of the substance in the cleaned textiles and resulting in dry air.
3 the Tracker of the device saves the last inspection and maintenance report, which also shows who and when has the inspection or maintenance has been carried out respectively.

Article 4,102 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water from cleaning or washing of textiles are at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 waste water from the washing process contained in any stitch sample is not more than 0.1 milligrams per litre.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4,103 when cleaning or washing of textiles are in favour of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.7 a. 3. Mechanical processing or manufacturing and processing of textile Article 4.103 (a) this paragraph applies to the mechanical processing or processing of textiles.

Article 4.103 aa without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at the automated weaving, spinning and knitting and textile and textile products, the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour;
b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.

Article 4.103 b at automated weaving, spinning and knitting and shrinking of textiles and textile products, for the purpose of preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere, the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.

Article 4.103 ba in narrowing down of textiles and textile products is for the benefit of the realisation of a negligible soil risk met the a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.7 a. 4. Welding of textile item 4.103 bb this paragraph shall apply to the welding of textiles.

Article 4.103 c when welding is textiles for the efficient distribution of emissions to the atmosphere at least met the a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.7 a. 5. Adhesives, coating or finishing of textile, leather or fur Article 4.103 ca this section applies to the gluing or coating or finishing of textile, leather or fur.

Article 4.103 (d) without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is to apply coating or adhesive layers and breeding the emission concentration of dust class S no more than: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S the air is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour; and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S to the air less than 200 grams per hour.

Article 4.103 da 1 when in a dirty water drains discharge of waste water originating from the breeding of textiles are at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 discharge water contains no substances which on the basis of the bat-information document on the assessment of substances and preparations for the implementation of the water policy emission, designated under article 5.4, second paragraph, of the decision on environmental law («evaluation of substances and preparations» of the Commission integral Water Management CIW (4 2000-05)), be classified as substances for which a consolidation effort (A) applies.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

1 the person who the article 4.103 e installation takes when gluing or coating or finishing of textile, leather or fur the a ministerial order prescribed emission reducing measures in relation to volatile organic compounds unless these are not cost-effective or technically feasible.
2 the first paragraph shall not apply if the total consumption of volatile organic compounds at the activities listed in the first paragraph is less than 1,000 kg per year.
5 If the threshold values listed in table 2.28 a are exceeded, paragraphs 1 and 2 are not applicable and is section 2.11 shall apply.

Article 4.103 f when cleaning, gluing or coating or finishing of textile, leather or fur are to: a. the prevention or mitigation of fugitive emissions;
b. preventing or limiting odours;
c. realize a negligible risk, soil or d. limiting the discharge of supplies, the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.

Section 4.8. Other activities § 4.8.1. Internal cleaning or disinfection of means of transport Article 4.103 g this section applies to the internal cleaning or disinfection of: a. tanks, b. tankers, c. trucks, d. other means of transport, or e. Tools, with which pesticides or fertilizers are applied.

4.103 h at the article in a device internal cleaning or disinfecting of trucks or other means of transport, in favour of the realisation of a negligible soil risk, compliance with the requirements set out in ministerial order.

Article At the internal cleaning or disinfecting 4,104 1 tanks or tank trucks is the get in the waste water of the product being carried in it as much as possible.
(2) if in waste water with a similar composition, submitted by another activity, if the waste water that occurs when internal cleaning or disinfection of tanks or bulk road tanker, it is allowed the latter to discharge waste water in the same way as the waste water of similar composition provided that the waste water of similar composition by a treatment facility, which is dimensioned on the total waste water stream.
3 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

Article 4.104 a 1 when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water originating from the internal cleaning or disinfecting of trucks or other means of transport in which meat is transported in bulk, at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.

2 The waste water originating from the internal cleaning or disinfecting of trucks or other means of transport in which meat is transported unpackaged, for mixing with other non greasy waste water, led by a grease trap and drain sludge that meet and are used in accordance with BS EN 1825-1 and 2. By way of derogation from NEN-EN 1825-1 and 2, with a lower frequency of emptying and cleaning than mentioned therein are sufficient, if a lower frequency no adverse effect on the efficient running of the separator.
3 the competent authority may by custom prescription the second paragraph does not apply and the discharge without a grease trap and drain sludge if, having regard to the content of fat and unresolved substances in discharge water combined with the amount of waste water discharge, the discharge has no adverse consequences for the effective functioning of the facilities for the management of waste water. Article 2(2), fourth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 the second paragraph shall not apply to a drain and grease trap sludge that are placed within a device prior to the time at which those members on that establishment became applicable.
5 the second paragraph shall also not apply to a flocculation separator within a design is filed prior to the date on which that article on the design of application.

4.104 b article 1 to the discharge of waste water, submitted by the internal cleaning or disinfecting of trucks or other means of transport in which animals are transported, at least complied with the second and third paragraphs.
2 the discharge, referred to in paragraph 1, in a vuilwateriool contained in any stitch sample not exceeding 300 milligrams unresolved substances per litre.
3 the discharge, referred to in paragraph 1, the land is permitted if the waste water is evenly spread over the gravel bottom.

4.104 c Article 1 to the discharge of waste water originating from the internal cleaning of tools, with which pesticides or fertilizers are applied, at least to meet the second and third paragraph.
2 At the discharge into a dirty water drains the waste water originating from the internal cleaning of utensils in which plant protection products applied are led by a purification feature that at least 95% of the plant protection products is removed.
3 the discharge on or in the soil is allowed, if: a. the waste water is evenly spread over the gravel soil in which the pesticides or fertilizers are applied, or b. the waste water is led by a purification feature that at least 95% of the plant protection products is removed and is distributed on a dirt bottom.

Article 4.104 (d) when in the dirty water drains discharge of waste water originating from the internal cleaning or disinfecting wipe vehicles or garbage trucks, at least that the waste water in any stitch sample no more than 300 milligrams per litre contains unresolved substances.

4.104 e article 1 the discharge of waste water originating from the internal cleaning of a means of transport in which concrete is transported is only permitted if at least meets the requirements, laid down in and under the second through the fifth member.
2 At the discharge into a surface water body or designated in a provision for the collection and transport of waste water, not being a dirty water sewer, shall be: (a) the content of unresolved substances in any stitch sample is not more than 100 milligrams per litre, and b. the amount of chemical oxygen demand in any stitch sample does not exceed 200 milligrams per litre.
3 at the discharge into a dirty water sewer is not more than 300 unresolved content substances milligrams per litre.
4 by way of derogation from the second paragraph, the competent authority in the interest of protecting the environment in custom code for unresolved substances lower levels.
5 discharge water can be sampled in an effective way.

§ 4.8.2. Providing opportunity for the mooring of pleasure craft [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,105 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,106 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,107 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,108 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.3. Preparing foods [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,109 [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,110 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.4. Slaughter of animals, cutting out meat and fish and edit animal by-products [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,111 [expired per 01-01-2013] article Eur4 111 (a) [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,112 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.5. Providing opportunity for practicing Sports [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,113 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.5 a. Recreational fish ponds [expired per 01-01-2013] article 2,326 a [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.5 b. Use of plant protection products on sports and recreation areas [expired per 01-01-2013] article 2,326 b [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.6. In operation having a battery charger Article 2,326 c this section applies to operation of a battery charger.

Article 4,114 At charging batteries that contain substances hazardous liquid soil is in favour of the realisation of a negligible risk, compliance with the soil a ministerial order requirements.

§ 4.8.7. In effect by an emergency power generator [expired per 01-01-2013] article 4,115 [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.8. Traditional shooting [expired per 01-01-2013] § 4.8.9. In operation having a crematorium or the use in having a stray field 4,116 Article this section applies to it having a crematorium or the use in having a stray field.

4,117 The article is prohibited in a cremation oven to burn that with lead or zinc coated crates. Metal and plastic handles and other regalia of plastic or metal for entry of the coffin removed.

4,118 In initiating article having a cremator for: a. the most complete burning of waste gases, and b. the as much as possible, limiting the formation of oxides of nitrogen, the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.

(A) without prejudice to article 4058 articles 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and 2.6 is at it having a cremator for animals the emission concentration of dust class S not exceeding: a. 5 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of dust class S is equal to or greater than 200 grams per hour, and b. 50 milligrams per normal cubic meters if the mass flow of dust class S is less than 200 grams per hour.

4,119 article without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is at it having a cremator not being a cremator for animals the emission concentration of mercury and mercury compounds not more than 0.05 milligrams per normal cubic meters, where the mass flow of mercury to the air is equal to or greater than 0.25 gram per hour.

Article 4,120 by way of derogation from article 2.9, first paragraph, the scatter of cremation-Ash on a stray field for preventing or, where this is not possible, minimise the load of the bottom the a ministerial order prescribed measures applied.

§ 4.8.10. In effect of a laboratory or a practice space Article 4,122 this paragraph applies to establishments where there is a laboratory or a practice space, with the exception of practice areas for secondary education and laboratories for general practitioners, veterinarians, pharmacists, dentists or dental technicians.

Article 4,123 At the discharge of waste water originating from a laboratory or a practice space on the dirty water drains is for the protection of the environment at least met the a ministerial order requirements.

4,124 1 article At the discharge of waste water originating from a laboratory or a practice space in a dirty water drains are the emission limit values, listed in table 4,124, are not exceeded.
4,124 Dust emission limit value table in milligrams per litre 0.01 0.02 Other metals, Cadmium Mercury sum of 5 metalen1) 2 CKW2) 0.1 0.1 1 Chlorine hydrocarbons BTEX) as the sum of 5 random metals from the following series: Ni, Cr, Pb, Se, As, Mo, Ti, Sn, Ba, Be, B, U, V, Co, Ag.
2) the default be determined 11 CKW in waste water concern: Dichloromethane, Trichloromethane, tetrachloromethane, Triethylene, tetrachloroethene, 1.2-dichloroethane, 1.1-dichloroethane, 1,1,1-trichloroethane, trichloroethane, 1, 1, 2-cis-1.2-dichloroethene, trans-1.2-dichloroethene. The chlorine be hydrocarbons as sum determined.
Listed in table 4,124 emission values apply to insert samples. If there have been representative day sampling applies to the «other metals, sum of 5 metal» a factor of 2 lower value (1 mg/l).
2 the competent authority may by custom code: a. the emission limit values referred to in paragraph 1, does not apply to State and lower set emission limit values than the emission limit values referred to in that paragraph, if the discharge water more than 10,000 cubic metres per year and with the application of the best available techniques to this lower emission limit values can be met;

b. the emission limit values referred to in paragraph 1, does not apply and explain higher emission limit values define the emission limit values referred to in that paragraph, if the emission limit values referred to in paragraph 1 with the application of the best available techniques cannot be met and the importance of protecting the environment is not opposed to the discharge with higher emission limit values.
3 discharge water, referred to in paragraph 1, can be sampled in an effective way.
4 the third paragraph shall not apply to establishments within which, in accordance with the compliance with permit regulations such as those were ringing until 1 January 2010, no facilities have been placed for the separate sampling of discharge water referred to in paragraph 1.

Article 4,125 1 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is in activities that lead to dust shaped emissions result from a laboratory or a practice space to air, the emission concentration of the substances belonging to the substance classes S, sO, sA1, sA2 and sA3 air to no more than the emission concentration listed for that substance class-requirement in article 2.5 If the mass flow is equal to or greater than the in article 2.5 for the relevant substance class grensmassa listed flow.
2 without prejudice to article 2.5, first, fourth and fifth member, and article 2.6 is in activities that lead to gaseous emissions submitted by the laboratory or practice space to air, the emission concentration of the substances belonging to the substance classes go 1, 2, 3, gO go go.. 1, gO 2 and gO. 3, to no more than the emission concentration listed for that substance class-requirement in article 2.5 If the mass flow is equal to or greater than the listed in article 2.5 for the relevant substance class grensmassa flow.
3. If emissions of extremely hazardous substances or activities at MVP, submitted by a laboratory or practice space, can release, the competent authority in the interest of the air quality custom rules to the minimization of those emissions. Article 2.4 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

Article in a laboratory or a 4,126 practice space for the realisation of a negligible soil risk and preventing or reducing fugitive emissions and the effective dissemination of those emissions into the atmosphere the applied measures prescribed in a ministerial order.

Article 4,127 when focused work with biological agents in the laboratory or a practice space is for the purposes of the prevention of risks for the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and its consequences, a ministerial order at least met the requirements.
Chapter 5. Industrial emissions Section 5.1. Industrial emissions Article 5 1 The sections 5.1.1 to 5.1.3 apply to the one that a device type C, to which an installation as referred to in chapter III, IV or VI, or Annex I of the EU directive industrial emissions.
2 paragraphs 5.1.4 to 5.1.7 shall apply to the one that a device type B or C, to which a plant is one referred to in paragraphs 5.1.4 to 5.1.7.

§ 5.1.1. Large combustion plant Article 5.1 (1) this paragraph applies to it having a large combustion plant with the exception of: a. a combustion plant is intended for drying or treatment of articles or materials through direct contact with combustion gas;
b. technical facilities for the purification of waste gases by combustion which is not operated as an independent combustion plant;
c. regenerating catalysts for catalytic cracking process;
d. converting hydrogen sulphide into sulphur;
e. reactors used in the chemical industry;
f. Coke ovens;
g. hot of blast furnaces;
h. technical provisions used in the propulsion of a vehicle, ship or aircraft to be used;
i. gas turbines and gas engines that are used on offshoreplatforms;
j. combustion plants for which emission standards are set out in section 5.2.
2 for the purposes of this paragraph, two or more combustion installations with a rated thermal input of 15 MW or more as a single combustion plant and be the rated thermal input capabilities added if: a. the waste gases of those combustion plants are discharged through a single chimney, or b. that combustion plants so located that the off-gases, in the opinion of the competent authority , on technically and economically acceptable manner through one chimney can be drained.
3 the concept of «liquid fuel» shall not apply to the plants to which this paragraph applies.
4 for the purposes of this paragraph, the term existing large combustion plant means: large combustion plant on 30 October 1999, in accordance with the then applicable regulations, in company, or for which a permit was granted and by 30 October 2000.

Article 5.2 A large combustion plant is designed in such a way, equipped, maintained and operated, including a calculations based on height of the chimney, that waste gases through the chimney be drained in a controlled way and to prevent emissions into the air exceed: a. the emission limit values in force by or under this decision;
(b) the limit values in annex 2 of the law included.

Article 5.3 1 the emission limit values set out in this paragraph, apply to the emissions of all the common chimneys in relation to the total rated thermal input of the combustion plant as a whole.
2 Upon extension of an existing large combustion plant, the emission limit values for large combustion plants, apply to the extended area of the existing large combustion plant for which the change is being made. The emission limit values are determined on the basis of the total nominal thermal input power of the entire combustion plant.
3 In case of an amendment to an existing large combustion plant which may affect the environment and that is related to a portion of an existing large combustion plant with a rated thermal input of 50 MW or more, the emission limit values for large combustion plants on the part of the existing large combustion plant that has been modified in relation to the total rated thermal input of the combustion plant as a whole.
4 for the calculation of the emissions of a large combustion plant is the mass concentration of sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen or total dust traced on a volume content of oxygen by: a. in the case of a large combustion plant for solid fuels subject: 6 per cent in waste gas;
b. in the case of a gas turbine or gas engine subject: 15 percent in off-gas;
c. in the case of a large combustion plant other than referred to in (a) and (b) subject: 3% in waste gas.

Article 5.4 1 emissions of sulphur dioxide exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.4.
Table 5.4 solid or liquid fuels Total rated thermal input 50 – 300 MW 300 MW 200 mg/Nm3 > 150 mg/Nm3 gaseous fuels fuel Type – liquefied gas 5 mg/Nm3 – 400 mg/Nm3 – coke oven gas blast furnace gas 150 mg/Nm3 – other gaseous fuels 35 mg/Nm3 2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph shall inform the competent authority at vergunningvoorschrift for a large combustion plant, an emission limit value for sulphur dioxide of not more than 500 mg/Nm3 fixed If: a. for the combustion plant for 27 november 2002 a permit was granted or a full request for authorisation was submitted, b. the combustion plant no later than 27 november 2003, in accordance with the then applicable regulations, in company, and c. the combustion plant fired with gases with low calorific value, obtained by gasification of refinery residues.

Article 5.5 1 exceed The emissions of nitrogen oxides the emission limit values set out in table 5.5.
Table 5.5 100 mg/Nm3 solid fuels liquid fuels Type of installation, total rated thermal input – gas turbine, including a STEG 50 mg/Nm3 – existing large combustion plant, if it is fired with liquid production residues and non-commercial fuel coming from the own installation 150 mg/Nm3 – other large combustion plant, 50 – 120 mg/Nm3 – other 300 MW large combustion plant, > 300 MW 100 mg/Nm3 gaseous fuels Type of installation , type of fuel – gas turbine, including a STEG 50 mg/Nm3 – 33 mg/Nm3 gas engine – existing large combustion plant in the case of a gas turbine, including a STEG, which is fired with natural gas: a. that in a system with cogeneration is used with an efficiency greater than 75%, b. that in a combined heat and power plant is used with an average annual total electrical efficiency greater than 55% or c. that for mechanical drive is used, in which the efficiency of the gas turbine is determined at ISO base load conditions – existing large combustion plant 75 mg/Nm3 in the case of a gas turbine, including a STEG, who with other gases is fired 75 mg/Nm3 – existing large combustion plant, if it is fired with blast furnace gas, coke oven gas, low calorific gases obtained by gasification of refinery residues , or other gases, with the exception of a gas turbine and gas engine 150 mg/Nm3

– other large combustion plant, if it is fired with blast furnace gas, coke oven gas, low calorific gases obtained by gasification of refinery residues, or other gases 100 mg/Nm3 – other large combustion plant, if it is fired with natural gas 70 mg/Nm3 2 by way of derogation from the first paragraph shall inform the competent authority at vergunningvoorschrift for an existing large combustion plant which is fired with natural gas and that cannot meet the emission limit value applicable on the basis of the first paragraph , an emission limit value for NOx of not more than 100 mg/Nm3, unless it concerns a gas turbine or gas engine.

Article 5.6 exceed the emissions of carbon monoxide emission limit values set out in table 5.6.
Table 5.6 gaseous fuels 100 mg/Nm3 liquid fuels fired in gas turbines, including a 100 mg/Nm3 STEG Article 5.7 emissions of total dust not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.7.
Table 5.7 solid or liquid fuels – existing large combustion plant if it is fired with liquid production residues and non-commercial fuel coming from the own installation 20 mg/Nm3 – other large combustion installation 5 mg/Nm3 gaseous fuels – blast furnace gas 10 mg/Nm3 – by the iron and steel industry produced gas that elsewhere is used 20 mg/Nm3 – other gaseous fuels 5 mg/Nm3 Article 5.8 1 the emission limit values referred to in articles 5.4 to 5.7, do not apply to gas turbines, gas engines and diesel engines which according to the applicable environmental permit intended for emergencies and less than 500 operating hours a year. The one that the installation records the operating hours of such plants.
2 for the purposes of the first paragraph, operating hours means the time, expressed in hours, during which all or part of a large combustion plant is in operation and emissions into the air, with the exception of the start-up and shut-off time.

Article 5.9 1 during concomitant use of different types of fuel in a large combustion plant shall be construed as emission limit values for sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen and total dust the weighted averages of the emission limit values on the basis of articles 5.4 to 5.8 for each of the fuels would apply separately.
2 a weighted average as referred to in the first paragraph shall be calculated per unit of time to the share of each of the fuels in the energy content of the supplied fuels.
3 by way of derogation from the first paragraph shall inform the competent authority at vergunningvoorschrift for an existing large combustion plant, an emission limit value for sulphur dioxide fixed on average not more than 500 mg/Nm if: a. that installation forms part of a refinery, and b. that installation or conversion distillation residues from refining of crude oil alone or in combination with other fuels, itself consumed.

Article 5.10 1 by way of derogation from article 3.4 should a large combustion plant, where usually low-sulphur fuel is combustion, during 240 hours in operation, where the person serving the installation because of an interruption in the supply of low-sulphur fuel resulting from a serious shortage of such fuels is unable the emission limit values set out in that article.
2 the competent authority may by custom prescription the period, referred to in paragraph 1, be extended to not more than six months, as far as the circumstance referred to in paragraph 1 persists, and the one that the installation thereby is not reasonably capable of the emission limit values.
3 the person making the installation reports immediately to the competent authority that a situation referred to in paragraph 1.
4 the competent authority shall notify the Minister immediately of a derogation as referred to in paragraph 1 or 2.

Article 5.11 1 if a large combustion plant which usually is fired with gaseous fuel, with fuel being fired in the case no supply of gas can take place due to weather conditions or failures in the supply of gas, the emission limit values referred to in articles 5.4 to 5.7 shall not apply for a period not exceeding 240 hours per incident.
2 the person making the installation reports immediately to the competent authority that a situation referred to in paragraph 1.
3 the competent authority shall notify the Minister immediately of a derogation as referred to in paragraph 1.

Article 5.12 1 where a large combustion plant waste gas cleaning equipment has failed and this equipment not to regain functionality within 24 hours, the large combustion plant were taken out of operation in whole or in part, or with a low-pollution fuel in company.
2 A large combustion installation can be due to disturbances as referred to in paragraph 1 for a maximum of 120 hours during a period of 12 months in operation without the waste gas cleaning equipment is functioning.
3 the competent authority may by custom prescription the period referred to in paragraph 1 or 2, to renew it, if: a. the absolutely necessary to maintain energy supplies, or b. the regarding large combustion plant else during that period would be replaced by a combustion plant which would cause higher emissions overall.
4 the one that the installation, reports a case as referred to in paragraph 1 within 48 hours to the competent authority.

Article 5 .12A 1 for the purposes of this article, «», to mean: the net electrical efficiency at the national high-voltage grid, referred to in article 1, first paragraph, part (j) of the electricity Act of 1998, electricity supplied divided by the energy content of the fuel.
2 In the case of delivery to a heating network as referred to in article 1, part c, of the Warmtewet, the net electrical efficiency, referred to in paragraph 1, with regard to: a. the energy content of the fuel corrected for the energy content of the fuel used in connection with the additional heat supply, or (b) the supply of electricity calculated by the electricity supplied to the national high-voltage grid, increase with the loss of electricity due to the heat delivery.
3 the net electrical efficiency of a large combustion plant with coal or a combination of coal and one or more other fuels is fired is at least 40.00%.
4 the net electrical efficiency is determined over the last five years that the combustion plant has been in operation or, if the combustion plant less than five years in operation, for the period that the combustion plant electricity has made to the national high-voltage grid with a minimum of one year.
5 at the request of the competent authority shall consult the person making the installation the data about the net electrical efficiency of the combustion plant.

Article 5.13 The measurement of emissions, including the calculation, recording and reporting of measurement, meets the requirements of a ministerial order.

Article 1 by way of derogation from article 5.12 5.14 (a), paragraph 3, is the net electrical efficiency of a large combustion plant with coal or a combination of coal and one or more other fuels is fired, until 1 July 2017 at least 38.00%.
2 for a large combustion plant which immediately prior to the time of the entry into force of this section on those large combustion plant is an environmental permit under section 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law was granted, the requirements of which license applies, unless the rules contain emission limit values equal or less stringent than those applicable under this paragraph.

§ 5.1.2. Waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant Article 5.15 1 this section applies to operation of a waste incineration or a waste co-incineration plant where solid or liquid wastes are incinerated or co-incinerated.
2 this section does not apply to: a. a waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant in which only the following waste treated or thermal products of only the following thermal treatment of waste is being incinerated: 1 °. biomass;
2 °. radioactive waste;
3 °. waste resulting from the exploration for and exploitation of oil and gas resources from an installation in sea and incinerated on board the installation;
b. an experimental waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant, for use in research, development and testing to improve the thermal treatment process, in which less than 50,000 kilograms per calendar year waste is processed;
c. installations for gasification or pyrolysis, as far as the gases that are the result of this thermal treatment of waste before the burning be cleaned in such a way that not more than at its combustion emissions arise from the combustion of natural gas.

3 for the purposes of this paragraph includes a waste incineration and waste co-incineration plant all incineration streets or meeverbrandingsstraten and the facilities for reception, storage and for spot treatment of the waste, the systems for the supply of waste, fuel and air, steam boilers, the facilities for the treatment of waste gases, on-site facilities for treatment or storage of residues and waste water, waste incineration the chimneys, as well as the equipment and systems for controlling incineration or co-incineration process and for the registration and monitoring of the incineration or meeverbrandingsomstandigheden.
4 If for the thermal treatment of wastes using other processes of oxidation, waste or waste co-incineration plant includes both the process for heat treating as the subsequent combustion process.

Article 5.16 A waste incineration and waste co-incineration plant is designed in such a way, equipped, maintained and operated, including a calculations based on height of the chimney, that waste gases through the chimney be drained in a controlled way and to prevent emissions into the air exceed: a. the emission limit values in force by or under this decision;
(b) the limit values in annex 2 of the law included.

Article 5.17 1 the one that drives a device in which a waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant, shall ensure that waste be taken than not after: a. at least the mass of the waste, as far as possible by category, mentioned in the waste list, it is provided and registered;
b. hazardous waste as far as the subject: at least of this waste representative samples have been taken, as far as possible before unloading, and those samples are analyzed, unless this is not appropriate;
c. as far as hazardous waste subject: he of the disposer of the waste received at least the following information and the data, referred to in 1 ° and 2 °, has checked: 1 °. 10.39 guidance letters referred to in article, first paragraph, point (b), of the law and, where applicable, on the basis of Annex IB to the EC waste shipment regulation;
2 °. the information required by the transport of dangerous substances;
3 °. information on the hazardous properties of the hazardous waste;
4 °. data on the substances with which it cannot be mixed;
5 °. data on the in the treatment of hazardous waste safety precautions to be taken;
6 °. the physical, and as far as possible, chemical composition of the waste;
7 °. all other information necessary to evaluate its suitability for the intended incineration process.
2 the samples referred to in paragraph (b), at least for a month after the thermal treatment of the batch from which the samples have been taken, preserved. The conditions under which the samples are kept, are such that the physical and chemical composition remains unchanged.
3 the data referred to in paragraph (a) and (c) for at least five years after the thermal treatment of the party to which the information refers.
4 the competent authority may derogate from the provisions of vergunningvoorschrift at the first, second and third paragraph, as far as it concerns an IPPC installation in which only waste thermal that come from that same IPPC installation.

Article 5.18 1 the heat generated by the process of thermal treatment in a waste incineration-or waste co-incineration plant is generated is recovered, as far as this is technically and economically feasible.
2 the emergence of waste incineration residues in the exploitation of an incineration plant be minimised in their amount and harmfulness. The waste incineration residues, if appropriate, in the plant or outside reused.

Article 5.19 1 emissions into the air of: a. a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant b. a when therein: 1 °. more than 40% of the resulting heat release comes from hazardous waste, or 2 °. untreated or unsorted household waste or industrial wastes which, because of its nature and composition with such a match waste are burned, not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.19.
Table 5.19 half hour and daily average total dust 5 mg/Nm3 Gaseous and volatile organic substances, expressed as total organic carbon 10 mg/Nm3 hydrochloric acid 8 mg/Nm3 hydrogen fluoride 1 mg/Nm3 sulphur dioxide 40 mg/Nm3 half hour and daily average monthly average 180 mg/Nm3 nitrogen oxides 70 mg/Nm3, excluding installations with a total rated thermal input of less than 20 MW daily average ten minutes average carbon monoxide 30 mg/Nm3 150 mg/Nm3 Mercury 0.05 mg/Nm3 sum of cadmium and thallium 0.05 mg/Nm3
 
Sum of antimony, arsenic, chromium, cobalt, copper, lead, manganese, nickel and vanadium 0.5 mg/Nm3 sum of dioxins and furans, defined as the sum of the individual dioxins and furans, weighted in accordance with the Ministerial statutory equivalency factors 0.1 ng/Nm3 2 for the calculation of emissions of the substances listed in table 5.19 is the mass concentration reduced to an oxygen content of 11% in waste gas.
3 by way of derogation from the second paragraph, for the calculation of emissions from the combustion of waste oils the mass concentration reduced to an oxygen content of 3% in waste gas.

Article 5.20 1 emissions into the air of a waste co-incineration plant other than those referred to in article do not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.19 5.20.
Table 5.20 total dust Mix line Gaseous and volatile organic substances, expressed as total organic carbon Mix line hydrochloric acid Mix line, where for the Cproc-value the following emission limit value applies: 30 mg/Nm3 hydrogen fluoride Mix line, where for the Cproc-value the following emission limit value applies: 10 mg/Nm3 sulphur dioxide carbon monoxide Nitrogen oxides Mix Mix Mix line line line Mercury 0.02 mg/Nm3 sum of cadmium and thallium 0.015 mg/Nm3 sum of antimony , arsenic, chromium, cobalt, copper, lead, manganese, nickel and vanadium 0.15 mg/Nm3 sum of dioxins and furans, defined as the sum of the individual dioxins and furans, weighted in accordance with the Ministerial statutory 0.1 ng/Nm3 2 equivalency factors for the determination of emissions of the substances listed in table 5.20 is the mass concentration reduced to an oxygen content of 6 per cent in waste gas.
3 by way of derogation from the second paragraph, for the calculation of the emissions in the air caused by the burning of liquid or gaseous fuels the mass concentration reduced to an oxygen content of 3% in waste gas.

Article 5.21 For solid waste be outweighed by a waste co-incineration plant in which apply to mercury, in place of the emission limit values referred to in article 5.20, the following annual average input requirements: a. in co-incineration of 10% by mass or less waste from the average annual commitment of solid fuels or biomass: 0.4 milligrams of mercury per kilogram of waste calculated as dry matter;
b. at co-incineration of waste more than 10% by mass of the average annual commitment of solid fuels or biomass: (3.5/+ 0.05% by mass) milligrams of mercury per kilogram of waste calculated as dry matter.

Article 5.22 1 emissions into the air of a cement oven that is as a waste co-incineration plant does not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.22.
Table 5.22 total dust 15 mg/Nm3 Gaseous and volatile organic substances, expressed as total organic carbon 10 mg/Nm3 hydrochloric acid 10 mg/Nm3 hydrogen fluoride 1 mg/Nm3 SO2 50 mg/Nm3 nitrogen oxides 500 mg/Nm3 Mercury 0.05 mg/Nm3 sum of cadmium and thallium 0.05 mg/Nm3 sum of antimony, arsenic, chromium, cobalt, copper, lead, manganese, nickel and vanadium 0.5 mg/Nm3 sum of dioxins and furans , defined as the sum of the individual dioxins and furans, weighted in accordance with the Ministerial statutory equivalency factors 0.1 ng/Nm3 2 for the calculation of emissions of the substances listed in table 5.22 is the mass concentration reduced to an oxygen content of 10% in waste gas.

Article 5.23 1 if in table 5.20 instead of a concrete emission limit value the indication «mixer line», for the determination of the emission limit value the following formula: (Cwaste + Vproc x Cproc Vwaste x)/(Vwaste + Vproc) = C Vwaste: waste gas volume resulting from the incineration of waste materials exclusively, determined by reference to the area permit specified waste or category of waste with the lowest average net calorific value and traced to the emission concentration at a normalized oxygen content in accordance with a ministerial order certain formula, temperature pressure and dry gas. If the heat release from the incineration of hazardous waste amounts to less than 10% of the total heat released in the waste co-incineration plant, Vwaste is calculated on the basis of a quantity of waste which, when burned, at the total rated thermal input, 10% of the resulting heat release.

Cwaste: emission limit value indicated in table 5.19 for the substance. If there are multiple emission limit values for a substance in table 5.19, Cwaste covers the daily average emission limit value. The Cwaste-emission limit value is converted to the oxygen content of the co-incineration plant.
Vproc: waste gas volume resulting from the incineration plant, which took place in the gang process of burning not as waste to fuels, determined at an oxygen content that a ministerial order is established. If no rules are in force in relation to the volume of the waste gas of the waste co-incineration plant, the real oxygen content in the waste gas without being thinned by addition of air unnecessary for the process used.
Cproc: emission limit value for the substance that would apply under paragraph 5.1 for large combustion plants or under paragraph 3.2.1. operation of large combustion plants, other than when in the type of installation other fuels than waste would be fired. In the absence of such a regulation, the emission limit value used in the environmental permit. If in the area permit no emission limit value has been set, the actual mass concentration used.
C: total emission limit value, determined at an oxygen content laid down by ministerial regulation.
2 for the purposes of the first paragraph, average net calorific value shall mean: on the lower heating value relevant amount of energy from the combustion of a specific amount of fuel is released.

By way of derogation from article article 5.24 In 5.19, first paragraph, the competent authority for an installation that can not meet the relevant emission limit values set out under that subsection, an emission limit value for carbon monoxide at vergunningvoorschrift fixed not exceeding: a. a daily average of 50 mg/Nm3 next to the ten-minute average, or, b. in respect of a waste incineration or a waste co-incineration plant in which the fluidized bed technology is used : an hourly average of 100 mg/Nm3.

By way of derogation from article article 5.25 5.22 can the competent authority with respect to cement kilns at vergunningvoorschrift provide that in table 5.22 included emission limit values for sulphur dioxide and volatile organic compounds do not apply where the emissions of such substances in the air are not the result of the thermal treatment of waste.

Article 5.26 1 A waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant, the emission limit values laid down by or pursuant to this decision for emissions to air only exceeding if any exceedances are due to disturbances or technically unavoidable stoppages of the waste gas cleaning equipment or measuring equipment or failures of the waste gas cleaning equipment or measuring equipment.
2 A waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant may where there is exceeding the emission limit values laid down by or pursuant to this decision for emissions to air in no case longer than four hours continuous with the thermal treatment of waste. The total duration that furnaces of which an incineration plant with the same waste gas purification plant per calendar year may be, is where there is an overrun of the emission limit values laid down by or pursuant to this decision and: a. There is thermal treatment of waste: maximum 60 hours;
b. There is no thermal treatment of waste: maximum 120 hours reduced by the number of hours in the year in question that the combustion streets under the circumstance referred to in subparagraph (a) in the chapeau and in use.
3 articles 5.19 to 5.24, with the exception of articles by or under this emission limit values for carbon monoxide and gaseous and volatile organic substances, during the period that a circumstance referred to in paragraph 2 arises, not apply, on the understanding that the emissions of total dust half an hour average of 150 mg/Nm3.
4 In the case of a breakdown of the waste gas purification plant reduces the one the device drives the activity of the waste incinerating or waste co-incineration plant as soon as possible or he lays this silent until normal operations can be restored.

Article 5.27 1 waste water from the cleaning of waste gases is undergoing such a treatment that the emission limit values set out in table 5.27 are not exceeded.
Table 5.27 95% of the Total amount of unresolved components measurement values: 30 mg/l 100% of the measured values: 45 mg/l Mercury 0.05 0.03 mg/l Cadmium mg/l 0.05 mg/l Arsenic Thallium 0.15 mg/l Lead mg/l 0.1 mg/l Chrome 0.5 0.5 mg/l Copper Nickel Zinc 1.0 0.5 mg/l mg/l mg/l Cobalt Antimony 0.85 0.05 mg/l Manganese Vanadium 0.5 0.2 mg/l mg/l mg/0.5 l Tin Sum of dioxins and furans, defined as the sum of the individual dioxins and furans, weighted in accordance with the Ministerial statutory equivalency factors 0.1 ng/l 2 The emission limit values for discharges in water are expressed in concentrations for unfiltered samples.
3 the pH value of the waste water referred to in the first paragraph is less than or equal to 11, but not smaller than 6.5.

5.28 article waste water is not diluted to meet the emission limit values referred to in article 5.27.

5.28 article a 1 For the purposes of this article, «», to mean: the net electrical efficiency at the national high-voltage grid, referred to in article 1, first paragraph, point (j) of the electricity Act, 1998, electricity supplied divided by the energy content of the fuel.
2 In the case of delivery to a heating network as referred to in article 1, point (c) of the Warmtewet, the net electrical efficiency, referred to in paragraph 1, with regard to: a. the energy content of the fuel corrected for the energy content of the fuel used in connection with the heat production, or b. the net supply of electricity calculated by the electricity supplied to the national high-voltage grid, increase with the loss of electricity due to the heat delivery.
3 the net electrical efficiency of a waste co-incineration plant with a total rated thermal input of 300 MW or more that with coal or a combination of coal and one or more other fuels is fired and which are not intended for drying or treatment of articles or materials through direct contact with combustion gas is at least 40.00%.
4 the net electrical efficiency is determined over the last five years that the combustion plant has been in operation or, if the waste co-incineration plant referred to in paragraph 3, less than five years in operation, for the period that the electricity installation has made to the national high-voltage grid with a minimum of one year.
5 at the request of the competent authority shall consult the person making the installation the data about the net electrical efficiency of the waste co-incineration plant.

By way of derogation from article 5.28 5.28 b In article a, paragraph 3, is the net electrical efficiency of a waste co-incineration plant referred to in that paragraph, to 1 July 2017 at least 38.00%.

Article 5.29 1 The measurement of emissions, including the calculation, recording and reporting of measurement, meets the requirements of a ministerial order.
2 A waste incinerating or a waste co-incineration plant conforms to: a. the prevention of risks to the environment and unusual occurrences, or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting the risks to the environment and the chance that unusual incidents occur and the consequences of this, b. realizing a negligible risk, c. preventing soil or as far as that is not possible, as far as possible, limiting pollution of surface water , and d. effective management of waste to the a ministerial order requirements.

Article 5.30 1 to 1 January 2016 can the competent authority for Lepolovens and long rotary kilns, by way of derogation from article 5.22, for the emissions of nitrogen oxides at vergunningvoorschrift an emission limit value of not more than 800 mg/Nm3.
2 for a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant which immediately prior to the time of the entry into force of this section on that waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant an environmental permit under section 2.1, first paragraph, introductory words and point (e) of the law general provisions environmental law or a permit under Chapter 6 of the water law was granted, continue to apply the requirements of the permit , unless the rules contain emission limit values equal or less stringent than those applicable under this paragraph.

§ 5.1.3. Plant for the production of titanium dioxide Article 5.31 this section applies to operation of an IPPC installation for the production of titanium dioxide.

Article 6.49 it is forbidden to bring the following waste in surface water, groundwater or seawater: a. solid waste;
b. mother liquors from the filtration phase following hydrolysis of the titanyl sulphate solution by an installation that apply the sulphate process, which in any event include:

1 °. acid waste which with this alkalis have been combined and that on average more than 0.5% free sulphuric acid and various heavy metals;
2 °. that mother liquors which has been diluted until they contain 0.5% or less free sulphuric acid;
c. waste from a plant that apply the chloride process and containing more than 0.5% free hydrochloric acid and various heavy metals, which in any event include: waste which has been diluted until they contain 0.5% or less free hydrochloric acid;
d. filtration salts, sludges and liquid waste arising from the treatment, in the form of concentration or neutralization, (b) and (c) of the said waste and containing various heavy metals, except neutralized and filtered or decanted waste containing only traces of heavy metals and which, before any dilution, has a pH value over 5.5.

Article 5.33 emissions into surface water, groundwater or seawater submitted by an installation that apply the sulphate process, not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.33.
Table 5.33 Sulfate 100 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced (calendar year average) Unresolved 2.5 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced (calendar year average) ingredients 400 mg/l (daily average) 0.6 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced iron compounds (calendar year average) 150 mg/l (daily average) article 5.34 1 emissions into surface water, groundwater or seawater of a plant that the chloride process, not exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.34.
Table 5.34 Chloride using neutral rutile titanium dioxide produced 130 kg/tonne (calendar year average) using synthetic rutile titanium dioxide produced 228 kg/tonne (calendar year average) using slag for emissions in sea water 450 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced (calendar year average) using slag for emissions into surface water 330 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced (calendar year average) Unresolved 2.5 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced (calendar year average) ingredients 400 mg/l (daily average) 0.6 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced iron compounds (calendar year average) 150 mg/l (daily average) 2 for an installation that apply and the chloride process containing more than one kind of mentioned in the first column of table 5.34 raw materials used shall be subject to the emission limit values mentioned for those raw materials in proportion to the quantities in which these raw materials are used.

Article 5.35 the one that the installation shall ensure that the emission of acid droplets in the air.

Article 5.36 air emissions exceed the emission limit values set out in table 5.36.
Table 5.36 total dust 0.2 kg/tonne of titanium dioxide produced (calendar year average) 200 g/h mass flow ≥ 5 mg/Nm3 (hourly average) mass flow