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Decision of 25 March 2010 laying down rules implementing the Law on the environment law (environmental law decision)
We Beatrix, at the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc. etc. etc.
On the nomination of Our Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environmental Management of 16 November 2009, no. BJZ2009046833, Directorate of Administrative and Legal Affairs, acting on behalf of Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science;
Having regard to the Article 1.1, third paragraph , 2.1, first paragraph, point (d) , 2.1, third member , 2.4, second and third members , 2.8, first paragraph , 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2), and third member , 2.14, second and sixth Member States , 2.22, third and sixth Member States , 2.23, second paragraph , 2.24, first paragraph , 2.25, second and third paragraphs , 2.26, third member , 2.27, first paragraph , 2.30, second paragraph , 3.1, fourth paragraph , 3.9, first paragraph, point (b) , 3.12, second paragraph, points (a) and (b), fourth and sixth paragraphs , 3.15, first paragraph, point (b) , 5.2, fourth paragraph , 5.3, 1st Member , 7.1 , 7.6 and 8.2, 2nd paragraph, of the Act General Provisions Environmental Law , Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act , Article 40, 2nd paragraph, of the Mining Act and Article 41, third paragraph, of the Noise Nuisance Act ;
The Council of State heard (opinion of 13 January 2010, No W08.09.0479/IV);
Having regard to the further report by Our Minister for Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment of 23 March 2010, No BJZ2010008970, Executive Board and Legal Affairs, released on behalf of the State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science;
Have found good and understand:
1 In this Decision and the provisions based thereon, the following definitions shall apply:
application: Application for an environment permit;
Adviser: with or pursuant to Article 2.26 of the Act designated administrative body or other body;
BAT conclusions: document containing the conclusions on best available techniques adopted in accordance with Article 13, fifth paragraph and seventh paragraph, of the EU industrial emissions directive;
Annex: Attached to this Decision Annex ;
the laws concerned: The Law , the in Article 5.1 of the Act said laws as far as in those laws the Articles 5.3 to 5.9 of the Act -the EC Regulation on shipments of waste, EC regulation, registration, evaluation and authorization of chemical substances and the EC Regulation (PRTR);
EU Industrial Emissions Directive: Directive 2010 /75/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 on industrial emissions (integrated pollution prevention and control) (recast) (PbEU L 334);
Closed-room-demented system: installation to reduce, without groundwater and after use in soil, the use of soil for the supply of heat or cold for heating or cooling of spaces in construction works, by means of: a closed circuit of pipes, including an associated heat pump circulator and regenerative device, where available;
National provision: rural provision, intended in Article 7.6, 1st paragraph, of the Act ;
Open-dementia-casting system: Ground-based installation for the supply of heat or cold for heating or cooling of premises in construction works, by removing groundwater and returning to the soil after use, including Associated source pumps and heat exchanger and, if any, heat pump and regenerative device;
Seveso III Directive: Directive 2012/18/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on the control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances, amending and subsequently repealing Directive 96 /82/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 December 2012 on the prevention of dangerous substances and dangerous substances Council (PbEU 2012, L 197);
2 In this Decision and the provisions rested thereon, except in so far as it refers to enforcement of criminal law, the term 'enforcement' shall mean enforcement of the law in question or under the laws in question.
3 This decision and the provisions based thereon mean waste, waste water, efficient management of waste, EC regulation of shipments of waste, EC regulation, PRTR, EC regulation, registration, evaluation and authorization of chemicals, emission, emission limit value, re-use, inspector, water framework directive, recovery, preparations, recycling, substances and disposal, which is understood to be Article 1.1 of the Environmental Management Act .
1 As categories of establishments as intended Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act shall be designated the categories of establishments in Annex I , part B, and C.
2 The categories of establishments subject to authorisation are designated as the categories of establishments to which an IPPC installation belongs and the categories of establishments designated as such in the Member States. Annex I , part B, and C.
3 As categories of establishments as intended Article 41, third paragraph, of the Noise Nuisance Act The categories of establishments in which they are liable to an important degree of noise are to be designated. Annex I , part D.
4 By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the designation does not apply to establishments for the pursuit of retail trade, to the extent that such designation would apply only because substances, preparations or other products are being used in the establishment; or skipped, which are named in Annex I , part C, under categories 4.1, points (b) to (f), 6.1, 8.1, 9.1, 11.1, excluding asbestos and asbestos-containing products, 12.1, 15 or 16.1.
1 As categories of cases referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (d) of the Act shall be designated:
a. The use or use of a construction work in which business or as part of a care night stay will be provided to more than 10 persons or by way of derogation from that of the building regulation, intended to be used in the course of the period of residence; Article 8 of the Housing Act , certain number of persons;
b. The use or use of a construction work in which daycare will be provided to:
1 °. more than 10 persons under 12 years of age; or
2 °. more than 10 physically or mentally handicapped persons.
2 In the case of the application of paragraph 1, construction works shall include parts of a construction work designed or modified to be used separately.
1 As categories of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act , to the extent that they are carried out within a device as referred to in Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act shall be designated:
a. the activity referred to in category 18.4, 22.2, 32.1, 32.2, 32.3, 32.5, 32.7, 32.8, 35, 36, 37.1, 37.2, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3 and 41.1 of part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , except that this designation does not apply in cases where: Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
b. the activity referred to in Category 18.8 of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , except that this designation does not apply in cases where: Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
c. the activity, referred to in Category 14, of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 51 and not more than 100 horses or ponies belonging to the animal categories listed in column 2, 12 °, category 14, are kept, where the number of associated animals in rearing does not become less than three years to be counted, except that this indication does not apply in cases where: Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
d. the activity, referred to in Category 14, of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 51 and up to 2,000 ovine or caprine animals belonging to the animal categories listed in column 2, under 11 °, of category14 are kept, except that this indication does not apply in the cases where: Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
e. the activity, referred to in Category 14, of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 2,500 and not more than 40,000 poultry of poultry belonging to the animal categories listed in column 2, under 1 °, of category 14 are to be kept, except that this indication does not apply in the cases where: Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
f. the activity, referred to in Category 14, of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 51 and not more than 2000 fattening pigs belonging to the animal categories listed in column 2, 2 °, category 14 are to be kept, except that this designation does not apply in cases where Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
g. the activity, referred to in Category 14, of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 51 and not more than 750 sows are part of the animal categories listed in column 2, 3 °, category 14, except that this designation does not apply in cases where Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
h. the activity referred to in Category 14, Part D, of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 500 or 3,750 weaned piglets belonging to the animal categories listed in column 2, 4 °, category 14 are to be kept, except that this indication does not apply in the cases of where: Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable;
i. the activity, referred to in Category 14, of Part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment , in cases where at least 51 and up to 1,200 meat bovines belonging to the animal categories listed in column 2, 10 °, category 14 are to be kept, except that this designation does not apply in cases where the animal species is Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act is applicable.
2 As categories of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act , to the extent that they are carried out within a device as referred to in Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act shall also be designated:
a. The storage, compaction, repackaging, reduction in and degeneration of waste, to the extent that it is implemented Title 10.4 of the Environmental Protection Act and to the extent that these activities are aimed at the disposal of waste and the mixing of hazardous wastes with other categories of waste, to the extent that it is implemented Title 10.4 of the Environmental Protection Act and to which Article 10.54a, first paragraph, of that Act is applicable;
b. The storage of the following waste arising from health care in man and animals and coming from outside the establishment:
1 °. Infective and infectious wastes,
2 ° body and body, and
3 °. waste of cytotoxic and cytostatic medicinal products;
(c) the storage of up to 10 000 tonnes of waste arising from outside the establishment, the tyres of vehicles;
d. Disassembly of end-of-vehicle wrecks as intended Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act , other than the activities with end-of-life vehicles, intended in Article 4.84, third paragraph, of that Decision ;
e. the storage and bulking of up to 10 000 tonnes of plastic waste collected or issued by a person other than the person who drives the device, provided that there is no such person:
1 ° plastic material that is suitable for material reuse within the device; and
2. activities to be carried out on Title 10.4 of the Environmental Protection Act ;
f. Mixing of waste for the manufacture of concrete mortar or concrete goods within a device as referred to in category 11.1 (b) of Part C of Annex I ;
g. Disassembly of wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles specified in Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act , other than the activities with wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles as intended in Article 4.84, third paragraph, of that Decision ;
(h) the storage of a maximum of 50 tonnes of removed asbestos and removed asbestos-containing products, arising from activities carried out outside the establishment by the person driving the establishment.
3 As category of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act , to the extent that they are carried out within a device as referred to in Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act It shall also be designated to establish, alter or alter the operation or operation of a device as referred to in category 11.3 (c) (2) and (3) of Section C of this Regulation. Annex I .
4 As categories of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act In so far as they are carried out within an establishment referred to in Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act, other than an establishment as referred to in Article 1 (2) of the Act of Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Act , it is also designated:
a. Setting up or changing an animal residence for the purpose of keeping farm animals or expanding the number of farm animals in one or more animal categories as referred to in the scheme on the basis of Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act as far as it is concerned with the holding of:
1 °. at least 500 animals of meat of the categories A4 to A7, up to a maximum of 1,200 meat animals;
2 °. at least 3,000 head of poultry belonging to the animal categories E1 to E5, F1 to F4, G1, G2 and J1;
3 °. at least 900 pigs belonging to the animal categories D1 to D3; or
4 °. at least 1,500 poultry of poultry belonging to the categories E1 to E5, F1 to F4, G1, G2 and J1, 500 weaned piglets belonging to the animal category D. 1.1, or 500 farmed animals other than poultry and weaned piglets if within the range of poultry and the establishment of farm animals of more than one main category as referred to in the scheme on the basis of Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act shall be kept;
b. Replacing or changing the manufacture of concrete mortar, manufacture and processing of concrete products, including the on-and transhipment of gravel, sand, cement and filler and the breaking of residual products for the manufacture of concrete of concrete mortar.
5 As category of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act , to the extent that they are carried out within a device as referred to in Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act , it is also designated:
a. The treatment with the processing of polyester resin,
b. Increase the capacity for the processing of polyester resin; or
c. change the way processing of polyester resin.
6 As category of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act It shall also be designated to install a closed geothermal system with a floor power of 70 kW or more or a closed-up geothermal system with a floor capacity of less than 70 kW which is situated within a maximum capacity of 70 kW interference area designated under the control of Article 2.2b .
7 As categories of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act , to the extent that they are carried out within a device as referred to in Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act , which is in use with the Dutch or a federally armed forces, are also designated:
the establishment of a device in which dangerous substances of the ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 or more than 50 kilograms of net explosive weight of Class 1.3 are stored;
b. To increase the amount of hazardous substances stored in the ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 per storage device;
(c) the extension of the amount of stored hazardous substances of the ADR class 1.3 per storage device, if, after extension, more than 50 kilograms of net explosive weight of this class is present;
(d) changing the structural status of a device in which dangerous substances of the ADR class 1.1 or 1.2 or more than 50 kg net explosive weight of Class 1.3 are stored.
8 As category of activities referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (i) of the Act , to the extent that they are carried out within a device as referred to in Article 1.1, third member of the Environmental Management Act It is also appropriate to set up an installation for the fermentation of exclusively animal manure with a processing capacity of not more than 25 000 cubic metres per year, as well as the extension of the capacity of the plant, expanding the storage capacity for gaistinggas or modifying or expanding the processing of gaistinggas at such an installation.
9 The first to the eighth paragraph shall not apply if the activity is part of an IPPC installation.
1 To avoid interference between closed or open geothermal systems or otherwise in order to promote efficient use of geothermal energy, a municipal ordinance may, as a matter of fact, be an interference area as defined by Article 2.2a (6) , be designated.
2 By way of derogation from the first paragraph, an area of interference may be designated by provincial regulation if this is particularly appropriate from a provincial policy point of view with regard to the efficient use of geothermal energy.
1 By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (a) of the Act no environment permit is required for the categories of cases set out in Article 3 in conjunction with Article 5 of Annex II .
2 By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (a) or (c) of the Act no environment permit is required for the categories of cases set out in Article 2 in conjunction with Article 5 and Article 8 of Annex II .
1 By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (e) (2) of the Act does not require an environment permit with respect to changes in the establishment or functioning of the establishment which are in accordance with the authorisation granted for the establishment and the rules attached thereto.
2 By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (e) (2) of the Act does not require an environment permit with respect to changes in the device or its operation to the extent that those changes relate to an activity which is not part of an IPPC installation and to that activity Chapter 3 of the Environmental Management Decision is applicable, unless it concerns changes:
a. Paragraph 3.5.8 of that Decision is applicable; or
b. of an activity, designated in Annex I, Part C, Category 1.4, point a .
By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (e) of the Act does not require an environment permit with respect to mining works belonging to an in Article 4 of the Decision general rules environment mining designated category.
By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (f) of the Act no environment permit is required for the categories of cases in Article 3a of Annex II .
By way of derogation from Article 2.1, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (g) and (h) of the Act No environment permit is required for the scrapping of:
a. Construction works for which, pursuant to Article 2.3 No permit for building it is required;
b. seasonal construction works.
As categories of cases referred to in Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2) of the Act shall be designated the categories of cases referred to in Article 4 of Annex II .
As categories of cases referred to in Article 5.16, second paragraph, point (g) of the Environment where, when granting an environment permit with application of Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2) of the Act an assessment of the impact on the air quality referred to in Article 5.16 (1) of the Environmental Management Act is required, shall be designated the categories of cases referred to in Article 4 (9) and (11) of this Regulation. Annex II .
In establishing or building an associated construction work as referred to in Article 1, first paragraph, of Annex II in the back succession area referred to in that Article, whether or not in breach of the zoning plan or the management regulation, any associated construction works in the construction area referred to in that Article shall be deducted from the the maximum permitted for the construction works authorised by the zoning plan or the management regulation.
Member States of the province in which the project will primarily be or are to be implemented shall be responsible for deciding on an application if the project consists of activities as referred to in:
a. Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a), (b), (c) or (g) of the Act in cases where application is given to Article 3.26, fourth paragraph, of the Spatial Planning Act ;
b. Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act and where, for the purpose of implementing a project of provincial interest, with application of Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2), in so far as it concerns the reception of applicants for asylum or other categories of foreign nationals, and under 3 ° of the Act , departure from the zoning plan or the management regulation.
Our Minister or our Minister, who is in agreement with our Minister, is competent to decide on an application if the project consists of activities as referred to in:
a. Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a), (b), (c) or (g) of the Act in cases where application is given to Article 3.28, fourth paragraph, of the Spatial Planning Act ;
b. Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) , and where, for the purpose of implementing a project of national interest, applying Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2), in so far as it concerns the reception of applicants for asylum or other categories of foreign nationals, and under 3 ° of the Act , departure from the zoning plan or the management regulation.
In the case of the Member States of the province in which the project concerned will be mainly or is being carried out, the Member States shall have the following powers to decide:
a. Any application relating to activities relating to an establishment to which it is Risk of major accident decision 2015 applies or to which an installation belongs to an industrial activity as referred to in Category 4 of Annex I to Directive 2010 /75/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 on industrial emissions (PbEU L334),
b. Other applications relating to activities relating to establishments belonging to a category in respect of which such applications are Annex I , Section C, is determined as far as it concerns activities relating to an establishment to which an IPPC installation belongs.
2 Our Minister is competent to decide on an application relating to:
a. activities relating to a device as referred to in category 29.3 of this Regulation; Annex I , Section C,
b. a category of activities referred to in Article 2.2a (7th) .
3 Our Minister of Transport and Water State is empowered, in agreement with our Minister, to decide on an application relating to activities relating to a facility belonging to a category that is in place. Annex I , part C, is designated and which shall be wholly or mainly situated on or in the territorial sea in a place which is not part of a municipality or province, unless the fourth member is applicable.
4 Our Minister for Economic Affairs is empowered to decide on an application relating to:
a. An establishment which is essentially a mining operation; and
b. Mining works, non-establishments.
Member States of the province in which the project is to be carried out in the main proceedings shall be empowered to decide on an application relating to an activity in, on, under or over a place where the project is to be Article 8.49 of the Environmental Protection Act shall be conducted with regard to a closed landfill.
Where the power to decide on an application is transferred to another administrative body, the governing body which becomes the competent authority shall send a notification to the applicant or to the holder of the authorisation.
1 An application may be submitted by electronic means to a manner prescribed by ministerial order.
1 If an application is not submitted by electronic means, use shall be made of a form established by Our Minister. At the request of the applicant, the competent authority shall make the form available to him.
2 The competent authority shall determine the number of copies of the application and the particulars and documents to be submitted, subject to a maximum of four.
3 In cases where Chapter 6 more than two opinions or statements of no reservations have been prescribed, the applicant shall, at the request of the competent authority, provide as much additional copies of the application and the particulars and documents to be supplied.
1 By way of derogation from Article 2:15, 1st and 2nd member, of General Law governing law In receipt of an application submitted by electronic means, the competent authority shall be received.
2 Where an application is submitted by electronic means, the particulars and documents to be supplied shall also be provided by electronic means. The applicant may provide the particulars and documents in a written manner, provided that the competent authority has given its consent.
3 The rules on the application of an application by electronic means and the management of the particulars and documents provided for in the national provision shall be subject to detailed rules by ministerial arrangement.
4 By Ministerial Regulations, rules may be laid down regarding the establishment, conservation, operation and security of the national provision.
1 Without prejudice Article 4:2, 2nd paragraph, of General Law governing the administrative law provided that, in the opinion of the competent authority, it is necessary to take the decision on the application, the applicant shall submit to the application the particulars and documents relating to the activities designated by ministerial arrangements. within the project to which the application relates.
2 The particulars and documents referred to in paragraph 1 need not be supplied to the extent that the competent authority already has such data or documents.
3 The data and documents shall be marked by the applicant as belonging to the application.
1 Where the applicant has requested the competent authority to grant the environmental authorisation in two stages, he may, in the application for a decision for the first or second stage of the second stage, suffice to provide the information and documents which relate to the activities covered by the application concerned.
2 Upon application for a decision relating to the first stage, the applicant shall state which activities the entire project will be in.
3 If an environmental impact report is to be prepared as intended for the purposes of an environmental permit Chapter 7 of the Environmental Protection Act , this environmental impact report shall be submitted to the application for a decision relating to the first stage.
If the application relates to a low-cost establishment as referred to in the Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 , in agreement with Our Ministers of the Interior and of the Kingdom of the Union and of Social Affairs and Employment, our Minister may lay down detailed rules regarding the particulars and documents that are provided with the application.
1 The environmental permit for an activity designated under a ministerial arrangement may, where information and documents were not necessary for the purpose of taking the decision on the application, be subject to rules relating to the to present such information and documents within a time limit specified in that scheme.
2 In the case of ministerial arrangements, detailed rules may be laid down regarding the application of the first paragraph.
In case of a notification as intended Article 2.25, second paragraph, of the Act , the applicant shall indicate the holder of the authorisation as a part of:
a. Its name and address;
b. the environmental permit or environmental permits under which the activities are carried out;
(c) the name, address and telephone number of the person to whom the environmental permit is to apply;
d. a contact person from the person for whom the environment permit will apply;
e. the intended time that the environment permit will apply to the person referred to in (c).
Ministerial rules may lay down rules on the imposition of duties as referred to in Article 1 (2). Article 2.9 of the Act , in cases where an onus ministers are empowered to do so.
As categories of cases referred to in Article 2.9a, first paragraph, of the Act shall be designated the activities referred to in Article 2.2a .
In so far as the application relates to the construction of a seasonal structure, the environment permit shall in any case be subject to the requirement, bearing in place an obligation to provide the construction work within periods to be specified. -to establish, use and demolish each other.
1 In so far as the application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act In the interests of the archaeological site, if this has been determined by the zoning plan, it may in any case be subject to the environment authorization, bearing in place an obligation to:
a. to take technical measures enabling monuments to be preserved in the soil;
b. To perform a excavation as intended Article 1.1 of the Erfgoedwet , or
The activity leading to soil disturbance should be accompanied by an expert in the field of archaeological heritage which meets the qualifications to be laid down by those standards.
2 In so far as the application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (b) or (c) of the Act , in the interests of the archaeological site, regulations may in any case be subject to the environment permit, taking into account an obligation to:
a. to take technical measures enabling monuments to be preserved in the soil;
b. To perform a excavation as intended Article 1.1 of the Erfgoedwet , or
The activity leading to soil disturbance should be accompanied by an expert in the field of archaeological heritage which meets the qualifications to be laid down by those standards.
3 In so far as the application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (h) of the Act , it is in the interests of the archaeological site, that regulations may be associated with respect to the method of demolition.
1 This subparagraph refers to an environmental permit for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act .
2 In this paragraph the competent authority shall mean a governing body empowered to take a decision on an application for an environmental permit or an environmental permit granted or, in cases where it has been granted, the competent authority of the Member State concerned. in which authorisation is granted under Section 6.2 of the Water Act has been applied for, administrative body competent to grant that authorisation.
1 The competent authority shall take into account, in determining the best available techniques available for an establishment or in respect of a discharge, BAT conclusions and information documents designated under ministerial arrangement for best available techniques. available techniques.
2 If no BAT conclusions or information documents as referred to in paragraph 1 apply to an activity or to a type of production process within the establishment, for which an application has been applied for, no BAT conclusions or information documents as referred to in the first paragraph BAT conclusions or information documents do not deal with all possible environmental effects of the activity or process, determines the competent authority with the best available techniques.
3 In determining the best available techniques, the competent authority shall take into account, in any case, the following:
a. the application of techniques which do not cause a low level of waste;
(b) the application of substances which are less dangerous than substances or mixtures as defined in Article 3 of the EC Regulation, classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures;
c. the development, where possible, of techniques for the recovery and reuse of substances emitted and used in the establishment, and of waste;
d. Similar processes, equipment or methods of operation which have been successfully tested in practice;
(e) progress of technology and the development of scientific knowledge;
f. the nature, the effects and the extent of the emissions concerned;
g. the dates on which the installations in the establishment are or are being put into use;
h. the time required to apply a better technique;
i. consumption and nature of the raw materials, including water, and energy efficiency;
(j) the need to reduce or minimise the overall impact of emissions and the risk to the environment;
k. the need to prevent accidents and to reduce their impact on the environment.
4 The rules of our Minister shall lay down detailed rules on the manner in which this Article is to be implemented.
1 In so far as the application for an environmental permit relates to a combustion plant with a rated electrical power of 300 MW or more, it shall assess the competent authority or the capture and compacting of carbon dioxide and its transport to a suitable technical and economic storage location is feasible. The assessment shall respect the interests of the protection of the environment and public health.
2 Where the competent authority considers that the capture, compression and transport of carbon dioxide is feasible, it shall connect to the licence the requirement that appropriate space is released or released within the establishment to ensure that carbon dioxide to be replaced, compress, and transported.
1 The requirements attached to an environmental permit shall indicate the purposes for which the holder of the authorisation must, in the interests of the protection of the environment, be determined by way of a method to be determined by him.
2 The rules set emission limit values for the substances listed in Annex II to the EU Directive on industrial emissions and for other substances which may be released in significant quantities from the establishment and which may be released directly or by Transfer between environmental compartments may cause adverse effects on the environment.
3 When setting emission limit values, emissions shall be assumed at the point where they leave the source, where appropriate after cleaning, unless it is not reasonably possible. The emission limit values shall be determined without taking into account a possible prior dilution. When setting emission limit values for waste water placed in a supply for the collection and transport of waste water, account may be taken of the effect of a purification technology on which such supply is Member States, to the extent that they are not to be expected to have an adverse effect on the environment.
4 An environmental permit may be subject to requirements and, where such authorisation relates to an IPPC installation, shall, in any case, be subject to rules which shall include:
a. by monitoring or by other means, the compliance of the conditions of the authorisation referred to in the first and second paragraph shall be carried out where:
1 °. the method of determining shall be indicated at least relating to the method and frequency of the determination and the procedure for assessing the information obtained in that provision, and may also relate to the organisation of that provision. of those provisions and assessments and the recording of those data and the results of that evaluation;
2 °. Monitoring requirements shall be based on BAT conclusions relevant to that IPPC plant and information documents on best available techniques, as appropriate to ministerial arrangements;
(b) the information obtained under that provision must be notified regularly and at least annually for inspection or otherwise to be made available to the competent authority of the competent authority.
5 By way of derogation from the fourth paragraph, point (b), no requirements are attached to the environment permit in respect of the making available of data as referred to in that part, to the extent that the data is Title 12.3 of the Environmental Protection Act be included in a PRTR report to be drawn up for the benefit of a governing body, or otherwise shall be the result of a struggle with the person concerned by or under that title.
6 The emission limit values established pursuant to the second or third paragraph shall ensure that the emissions do not exceed the emission levels associated with the best available techniques, as set out in the Annex, BAT conclusions.
7 By way of derogation from the sixth paragraph, the competent authority may establish less stringent emission limit values in specific cases, if the emission levels associated with the best available techniques are met as established in the BAT conclusions. would lead to excessive costs in relation to the environmental benefits, as a result of:
a. the geographical location of the establishment concerned;
b. local environmental conditions; or
c. the technical characteristics of the installation concerned.
8 For the purposes of the sixth and seventh paragraph, the emission levels associated with the best available techniques shall mean the range of emission levels obtained in normal operating conditions using a best available emission level. technique or a combination of best available techniques as defined in the BAT conclusions, expressed as an average over a given period of time, in specific reference conditions.
1 The competent authority shall, on the basis of the application, undertake to comply with the requirements of the environment authorisation, including the obligation to take technical measures or to comply with equivalent parameters. To the extent that those requirements relate to an IPPC installation, it does not prescribe the use of certain techniques or technologies.
2 If requirements as referred to in paragraph 1 are attached to the environment permit instead of regulations as referred to in Article 5.5, first and second paragraphs , lead the technical measures or equivalent parameters to equivalent protection of the environment.
3 In so far as an environmental permit is subject to rules as referred to in paragraph 1, provisions may in any case be subject to the following provisions, including:
(a) on the implementation of technical measures to which those rules require, report is made to the competent authority;
b. any measurements, calculations or counts specified must be carried out to determine the degree to which the device causes adverse effects on the environment to prevent or limit those requirements.
4 To the extent that requirements are attached to an environmental permit as referred to in the third paragraph, Article 5.5, fourth paragraph, introductory wording and point b , mutatis mutandis.
1 The environmental permit shall, in any event, be subject to the eligible rules in respect of:
a. The efficient use of energy and raw materials;
b. the protection of soil and groundwater, as well as the regular monitoring and monitoring of measures taken to prevent emissions to soil and groundwater based on a systematic review of the risk of adverse effects on the soil and groundwater. effects on the environment;
(c) the prevention of the generation of waste and waste water and, in so far as it is not possible, efficient management and monitoring of waste and waste water;
(d) the restriction of the adverse effects on the environment of the movement of persons or goods to and from the establishment;
(e) prevent or limit as much as possible any large-scale or transboundary impurities caused by the device;
(f) prevent or reduce as much as possible the adverse effects on the environment, which may be caused by start-up, leaking, disturbances, short shutdowns, permanent cessation or other special operating conditions;
g. the prevention of accidents and the limitation of the consequences of accidents;
h. the taking of measures to eliminate, upon final termination of the establishment or the IPPC plant, the adverse effects which the establishment has caused by the establishment of the IPPC plant in the field on which it was established; Make or limit to the extent necessary to make that area suitable for a subsequent function;
i. conditions for assessing compliance with the emission limit values or a reference to applicable requirements as defined elsewhere.
2 The environmental protection may be subject to other requirements for the protection of the environment. In any event, those rules may include:
a. Indicating measurements, calculations or counts-other than those specified in the Articles 5.5 and 5.6 -must be made to determine the extent to which the device causes adverse effects on the environment;
b. to be carried out, to an extent as specified in the regulation, to the possibilities of environmental protection beyond which the other rules related to the environment permit are provided;
c. that the results of measurements, calculations, counts or surveys must be recorded and stored or notified or made available to any administrative organ designated by the requirement;
(d) compliance with the requirements laid down in respect of the professional competence of persons employed in the establishment;
e. to give written instructions to persons employed in the establishment to act contrary to the environment permit, the rules attached to them, or by Article 8.40 of the Environmental Protection Act comply with the rules laid down, and monitoring compliance with those rules is carried out;
f. that, with regard to the subject matter scheduled, must be fulfilled by means of further requirements which are laid down by a governing body designated by the regulation;
g. that of changes in the establishment or functioning of the device or of its operation, as specified therein, shall be communicated in writing to the competent authority or to a body designated by it within a period to be specified in the regulation;
h. that for the purpose of satisfying the other requirements related to the environmental permit for the relevant activities concerning the establishment, the organisational and administrative measures specified must be taken;
(i) that sufficient care must be taken of a subject on which no other requirements are attached to the environment permit.
3 If waste water or other waste is transferred from an establishment or mining work to a supply for the collection and transport of waste water, the environment permit may be in the interests of protecting the environment Rules shall be related to:
a. The effective functioning of the purity of the process of purification; or
b. the under Chapter 5 of the Environmental Protection Act limit values for the quality of surface water.
4 By way of derogation from paragraph 2 (c), no requirements shall be attached to the environmental permit in relation to the reporting or making available of results referred to in that section, if those outcomes are as data under the control of the Title 12.3 of the Environmental Protection Act be included in a PRTR report to be drawn up for the benefit of a governing body, or otherwise shall be the result of a struggle with the person concerned by or under that title.
5 Where further requirements as referred to in paragraph 2 (f) are prescribed, notification of the requirements of those requirements by the designated administrative body may be made available to the public.
6 Where measures referred to in paragraph 1 (h) are taken, the competent authority shall make available to the public relevant information on those measures electronically available to all.
1 Where an environmental permit relates to an establishment in which waste is used or disposed of, the environmental permit shall include at least the obligations:
a. To the recording of:
1 °. designated waste which is useful in the establishment, or disposed of: by quantity, nature and origin;
2. substances used or consumed in the recovery or disposal of such waste: by type and quantity;
3 °. substances, preparations and other products, including waste, originating in the recovery or disposal: by type and quantity;
4 °. the means by which the waste referred to in 3 ° is to be used or disposed of;
5 °. substances, preparations and other products leaving the establishment, in so far as they have been created with the recovery or disposal: by type and quantity; and
(b) for the storage of recorded data for at least five years.
2 Our Minister may lay down rules on the manner in which registration is made.
1 In an environmental permit it may be determined that the appropriate rules do not apply for a maximum period of nine months for the testing or use of emerging techniques.
2 Emergence is understood as: new technology which, if it were to be developed commercially, or a higher overall environmental protection level, or at least the same level of protection for the environment, and larger cost savings may then yield the best available techniques available for the activity concerned.
1 Within four years of the publication in the Official Journal of the European Union of the BAT conclusions relevant to the main activity of the IPPC installation concerned:
(a) review the competent authority as to whether the rules of authorisation comply with these new BAT conclusions, other relevant BAT conclusions and information documents on best available techniques designated by ministerial arrangement, since the date of the review. to grant the authorisation or the last review, or to revise or
b. actualizes the competent authority, where necessary, the licensing regulations; and
(c) controls the authority that the establishment complies with those requirements following the update of the licensing rules.
2 The power of authority shall, in any case, apply to the provisions of Article 2.30, first paragraph , and Article 2.31, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (b) of the Act if:
(a) the pollution caused by the establishment or components thereof is such that the emission limit values laid down in the requirements of the authorization must be changed or new emission limit values set out therein. must be fixed;
b. do not apply to BAT conclusions, but significant changes in best available techniques allow a significant reduction of emissions;
c. the need to prevent accidents and reduce their impact on the environment requires the application of other techniques;
d. to a new or revised limit value as specified in Article 2.14, first paragraph, point (2) (c) of the Act must be satisfied.
As Category of establishments referred to in Article 2.14, second paragraph, of the Act The following shall be assigned to the establishments in which Risk of major accident decision 2015 is applicable.
1 To an environment permit for an activity as specified in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , if it is an establishment which is also the subject of Article 16.5 of the Environmental Protection Act prohibit, does not apply to requirements:
a. having an emission limit value for the direct emission of greenhouse gases, except where this is necessary to ensure that no significant environmental impact is caused in the immediate vicinity of the establishment;
b. In order to promote an economical use of energy in the establishment.
2 To the extent that an environmental permit related to a device as referred to in the first paragraph is subject to requirements as referred to in that paragraph, those rules shall cease to be applicable.
1 To an environment permit for an activity as specified in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , where a device is intended to be used in: Article 15.51 of the Environment , no requirements associated with:
a. having an emission limit value for the direct emission of CO2, unless it is necessary to ensure that no significant environmental impact is caused in the immediate vicinity of the establishment;
b. In order to promote an economical use of energy in the establishment.
2 To the extent that an environmental permit related to a device as referred to in the first paragraph is subject to requirements as referred to in that paragraph, those rules shall cease to be applicable.
To an environment permit for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , no regulations are attached, which restrict or exclude the transfer to or from the province of waste.
To an environment permit for an activity designated in Article 2.2a are not subject to any rules.
1 An environmental permit for the categories of activities referred to in Article 2.2a, first paragraph, points (a) to (i) , shall be refused if the competent authority is based on Article 7.17, first paragraph, of the Environment , it has decided that an environmental impact report should be made.
2 An environmental permit for the categories of activities specified in Article 2.2a, second paragraph, parts a to g , it may be refused in the interests of the efficient management of waste.
3 An environment permit for the category of activities, intended in Article 2.2a (3) , is refused if the activity does not comply with the noise limit values specified in the Article 2.14, first paragraph, point (c), (2) and (3), of the Act .
4 An environment permit for the categories of activities, intended Article 2.2a (b) and (b), second paragraph, points (c) to (f) , may be denied in the event and under the terms, intended in Article 3 of the Law of Promotion of Integrity Assessments by Public Administration On the understanding that, for the purposes of Article 3 of that Act, in so far as it concerns law, the person concerned is the person who, by reason of the facts and circumstances, reasonably means with the applicant for the environment authorization Could be set.
5 Before application to the fourth paragraph, the Office may promote integrity assessments by the Public Administration, referred to in Article 8 of the Law of Promotion of Integrity Assessments by Public Administration , for an opinion as referred to in Article 9 of that Act will be requested.
6 An environmental permit for the categories of activities specified in Article 2.2a, fourth paragraph, point (a) , is refused if the activity leads to the crossing of the boundary values for suspended particulates (PM10), intended to be used in the Annex 2, Regulation 4.1, of the Environmental Protection Act , in so far as the obligation to comply with it is committed to or pursuant to Article 5.16 of that Act .
7 An environmental permit for the categories of activities referred to in Article 2.2a, fourth paragraph, point (b) , if the activity leads to the limit values being exceeded, it shall be refused. Annex 2 of the Environmental Protection Act , in so far as the obligation to comply with it is committed to or pursuant to Article 5.16 of that Act .
8 An environmental permit for the categories of activities specified in Article 2.2a (5) , is denied, if the activity leads to an unacceptable level of odour nuisance.
9 An environment permit for the category of activities, intended in Article 2.2a (6) , is refused if the forest dementia system can cause interference with another forest dementia system, including an open forest demented system for which a licence is issued under the control of the system. Article 6.4, first paragraph, point (b) of the Water Act It is required that the efficient operation of one of the systems in question may be damaged or otherwise the use of geothermal energy is not properly used.
10 An environmental permit for the categories of activities specified in Article 2.2a (7th) , is refused if the activity leads to the creation or increase of one or more safety zones relative to the Article 2.6.5, second paragraph, of the General Rules on Regional Planning designated safety zones creating a new security zone breach or the location risk associated with an existing security area breach greater than 10 -5 .
11 An environment permit for the category of activities, intended in Article 2.2a (8) , it shall be refused if the activity leads to an unacceptable risk to the living environment, in any case involving:
a. The location of the risk contour;
b. the influence of risk-taking activities in the environment on the installation; and
c. the likelihood of an impact on the installation of incidents and their possible consequences for the environment.
1 By ministerial arrangement, for designated categories of activities or cases, rules may be laid down concerning the linking of requirements to the environmental permit for activities relating to a device such as Intended in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , provided that those rules are intended solely for the implementation of a treaty or a decision of an international organisation which is governed by the Netherlands, binding on the Netherlands.
2 The draft of a ministerial arrangement as referred to in paragraph 1 shall be sent to the Chambers of the States-General at least four weeks before the date of adoption of the arrangement.
Where the environmental permit relates to an activity as referred to in Article 1.3a, first paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act, the provisions relating to the binding of regulations to a waiver for that activity shall be in the provincial environment regulation, intended in Article 1.2, first paragraph, of that Act , mutatis mutandis.
1 In an environment permit for building, intended in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act -of a temporary construction work as intended Article 1.1, 1st paragraph, of the Building Decision 2012 , the holder of the authorisation shall be required to have restored the condition existing for the granting of the environmental authorisation after the expiry of a period of not more than 15 years indicated in the environment authorisation.
2 If the time limit specified in the environment permit is less than 15 years, that period may be extended to a maximum of 15 years.
As case referred to in Article 2.25, third paragraph, of the Act in which the environmental permit applies only to the person to whom it is granted, is designated the environmental permit for the habitation of a recreational dwelling with the application of Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2) of the Act in conjunction with Article 4, part 10, of Annex II was granted. An environmental permit referred to in the first sentence shall stipulate that it shall apply only to the period of time during which the person to whom the licence was granted habitatates unabated the place of recreation.
In so far as the environment permit is granted with application of Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (3) of the Act are the Articles 3.1.2 , 3.1.6 and 3.3.1, first paragraph, of the Decision on spatial planning applicable mutatis mutandis.
1 With regard to an application being appointed as a consultant appointed mayor and aldermen of the municipality where the project will be or will be implemented in whole or in part.
2 With respect to an application for an activity as referred to in Article 1.3a, first paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act are designated deputed states of the province where the project will be wholly or partially or shall be implemented, as well as the administrative bodies and bodies designated by the Provincial Environmental Regulation to deliver an opinion on an exemption for such activity.
1 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in the Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act Mayor and aldermen, if they consider that advice is necessary to assess whether the appearance or the placement of the construction work covered by the application is contrary to reasonable requirements of prosperity, if they consider it necessary for the opinion of the Intended in Article 2.10, first paragraph, point (d) of the Act Advice to the welfare committee or the town-building master.
2 In cases where the mayor and the mayor are not empowered, they shall, if they have applied to the first member, take the advice of the Committee on the Welstanding Committee or the town-building master on the advice which they have given, as a result of the Article 2.26, third or fourth paragraph, of the Act to the competent authority.
1 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in the Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act In cases where the authority of the mayor and aldermen is the competent authority, the consultant shall be appointed:
a. the management of the security region within whose territory the relevant establishment will be wholly or essentially situated, or is located, if the application relates to a facility belonging to a category mentioned in Annex I , part C, points 3.1 or 17;
b. Demoted States of the province in which the establishment of the establishment or a principal place of provision is or is situated, where the establishment or part of the establishment is situated in an area which has been subject to the rules of the Provincial Environment Regulation, the protection of the quality of groundwater for the purpose of water extraction;
c. Member States of the province in which the establishment concerned will be, or is, essentially situated, where the establishment is situated on an industrial site around which, as a result of which the Chapter V of the Noise Act a zone has been established and has been determined to be of regional importance as referred to in Article 163, second paragraph, of the Noise Act a.
2 With regard to the design of a decision on an application for activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act the inspector shall be appointed as an advisor, if the application relates to an establishment belonging to one of the Annex III designated categories.
3 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act In cases where Member States have the power to act, the consultant shall be appointed as an adviser to the management of the security region within whose territory the relevant establishment will be, or is, essentially situated, if the application relates to: has on a facility that belongs to a category called in Annex I , part C, under 3.5.
4 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in Article 3.3, fourth paragraph , as an adviser, is appointed as the inspector general of mines.
1 With regard to an application for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (f) of the Act The following shall be designated as advisers:
a. Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science, if the activity relates to:
1 °. the scrapping of a national monument or part thereof as far as of a profound nature;
2 °. substantially altering a national monument or an important part thereof, in so far as the effects on the value of the national monument are comparable to the effects of the case of 1 °,
3 °. reconstructing a national monument or an important part thereof, reducing the state of the monument to a previous state or an assumed earlier state of that monument, or
4 °. giving a new destination to a national monument or an important part of it;
b. Demoted States, if the riding monument outside the under Road Traffic Act 1994 established builtup and is an activity as referred to in subparagraph (a), below 1 ° to 4 °.
2 If the advisers referred to in paragraph 1 deliver an opinion, this shall be done in writing within eight weeks of the competent authority of the competent authority of the data provided for in the Article 3: 7 of the General Administrative Law Act , has been made available.
3 With respect to an application concerning an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (b) of the Act , shall be designated as a consultant, if it is a monument designated under a provincial regulation or a monument to which, before it has been designated, a Regulation of corresponding application a.
1 In so far as an application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act , becomes the environment permit, where using Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (3) of the Act deviate from the zoning plan or the management regulation, except after the municipal council of the municipality in which the project is to be or is being carried out as a whole or in the main proceedings has stated that it has no reservations, Unless Article 3.2, introductory wording and point b , of this Decision, or Article 3.36 of the Spatial Planning Act is applicable.
2 The declaration may be refused only in the interests of good regional planning.
3 The City Council may designate categories of cases where a declaration is not required.
4 In cases where Article 3.1, introductory wording and point b , of this Decision, or Article 3.34 of the Spatial Planning Act apply, in the first paragraph, instead of "Municipal Council of the Municipality" is read "provincial states of the province" and shall be read in the third member instead of "The City Council": The provincial states may.
1 In so far as an application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act , becomes the environment permit, where using Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act deviate from rules laid down by Article 4.1, third paragraph , or 4.3, third member, of the Spatial Planning Act , not granted than after the states have stated that they have no reservations, the Minister or our Minister, who is in agreement with our Minister, has stated that they do not have any objections to this. has reservations.
2 The declaration may be granted only if the activities in question do not conflict with the rules on derogation set out in the relevant provincial regulation or general measure of management.
1 In so far as an application as referred to in Article 3.3, fourth paragraph, point (a) For which our Minister for Economic Affairs is competent to decide, relates to the storage of waste underground from outside the mining work in question or dangerous substances, the environmental permit is not to be used. If the Member States of the province in which the project is or are to be carried out in full or are exported, have stated that they do not have any reservations about it.
2 The declaration may be refused only in the interests of protecting the environment.
1 In so far as an application relates to an establishment which is also a mining activity and where Article 3.3, fourth paragraph, point (a) , if it is not applicable, the environment permit is not granted until after our Minister of Economic Affairs has stated that, as far as mining operations are concerned, he has no reservations.
2 The declaration may be refused only in the interests of protecting the environment.
3 In cases referred to in paragraph 1, the Minister of Economic Affairs shall have the task of contributing to the enforcement of administrative action, which is to be Article 5.2, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act .
The 6.8 and 6.9 shall not apply in cases as referred to in 3.10, third member, of the law .
1 If an establishment may cause significant adverse effects on the environment in another Member State of the European Union, or if another Member State of the European Union has significant adverse effects on the environment of an establishment, the competent authority shall submit a copy of the application with the particulars and documents relating thereto to that Member State at the time of notification in the Netherlands or the application with the competent authorities of the Member State concerned. data relating thereto and documents in the Netherlands are made available for inspection.
2 In cases referred to in paragraph 3, the competent authority shall issue a copy of the application with the particulars and documents relating thereto to our Minister of Defence at the time:
a. knowledge shall be given of the application; or
(b) the application shall be made available for inspection with the particulars and documents relating thereto.
3 The second paragraph applies to an application for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act :
a. which takes place in the obstacle management area included in the zoning plan or control regulation surrounding a military airport and relates to an antenna installation as referred to in Article 4 (5) of this Regulation. Annex II ;
b. Taking place in an A or B safety area around ammunition storage and related to:
1 °. an associated construction work or extension thereof as referred to in Article 4, part 1, of Annex II , in so far as it concerns housing in connection with the care provided for in Article 1 (1) of that Annex,
2 °. the use of construction works, possibly in connection with construction activities which do not increase the area or volume of construction, and of the area adjacent to the construction works referred to in Article 4, paragraph 9, of Annex II , in so far as it concerns an outside-built accommodation for workers;
3 °. other use of land or construction works for a period not exceeding 10 years as referred to in Article 4 (11), Annex II , to the extent that this is intended to permit the residence of persons.
1 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in the Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act , where application is given to Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (3), or (c) of the Act , the competent authority shall transmit the draft decision, containing the relevant documents reasonably required for the assessment of the draft, to the Member States and the inspector concerned.
2 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , which take place in the territory of two or more provinces, in cases where Member States have the power of authority, they shall send the draft decision with the relevant documents reasonably necessary for an assessment to be carried out. of the draft, to Member States of the provinces in which the establishment concerned will be partially or is situated.
3 With regard to an application for activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act In cases where our Minister of Economic Affairs is the competent authority, it shall transmit the draft decision with the relevant documents reasonably necessary for an assessment of the draft to the Member States of the Member States of the European Union. province in which the establishment concerned is or is likely to be wholly or partly situated.
4 With regard to an application relating to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (f) of the Act , the competent authority shall forward the draft decision to the Minister of Education, Culture and Science, with the documents relating thereto which are reasonably necessary for an assessment of the draft.
1 The competent authority shall forward a copy of the decision to the application to the persons or administrative bodies referred to in the Articles 6.1 , 6.3 , 6.4 and 6.12 .
2 With regard to an application relating to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) or (b) of the Act , which relates to a protected urban or village face as intended in the Monumentbill 1988 As it was the law for the entry into force of the Heritage Act , the competent authority shall send a copy of the decision to our Minister of Education, Culture and Science simultaneously with the transmission to the applicant.
3 With respect to an application concerning an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (f) or (h) of the Act , the competent authority shall send a copy of the decision to our Minister of Education, Culture and Science simultaneously with the transmission to the applicant.
4 With regard to an application relating to an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act in relation to a device as specified in Annex I , Section C, point 3.6 (a) or (b), the competent authority shall send a copy of the decision to our Minister simultaneously with the transmission to the applicant. A ministerial arrangement shall lay down detailed rules on the manner in which the copy is sent.
5 The first to fourth paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to any automatic decision to amend an environmental permit or requirements of an environmental permit or to total or partial revocation of an environmental authorization. the environment permit, except that in the second to fourth paragraph, instead of the "applicant", "the addressee of the decision" shall be read.
1 A notification as intended in the Article 3:12 and a communication as referred to in Article 3:44 of the General Law governing the administrative law shall be placed in the State Official, in so far as it is a decision to grant an environmental permit involving a case as referred to in Article 3 (1) of the EC Treaty. Article 2.12, first paragraph, introductory wording and point (a) (3) of the Act . The communication, referred to in the first sentence, shall also be made by electronic means and made available to everyone on the national provision intended for the purpose of Article 1.2.1, second paragraph, of the Regional Planning Decision .
2 Under ministerial arrangements, rules may be laid down on how the communication referred to in the first paragraph is made or made available electronically.
1 In so far as an application relates to activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , within a homper device as specified in Article 1 (1), First paragraph, Decision of the major accident hazards 2015 , no later than two weeks after the receipt of the application, the competent authority shall send a copy of the application, together with a copy thereof and of the particulars and documents relating thereto:
a. Our Minister;
b. The supervisor appointed by our Minister for Social Affairs and Employment, referred to in Article 1, third paragraph, part d, of the Working Conditions Act ;
(c) the mayor of the municipality in which the establishment will be wholly or partly situated or is situated;
(d) the management of the security region within whose territory the establishment will be, or is, wholly or partly situated;
e. to the extent that the elements of the safety report refer to the risks to a surface water body: the governing body competent to grant the authorisation under the control of the competent authorities of the Member State concerned. Section 6.2 of the Water Act , except in a case as referred to in Article 3.16 of the Act .
In cases referred to in paragraph 1, the competent authority shall transmit a copy of it no later than two weeks after the publication of the environment permit:
a. Our Minister;
b. The supervisor appointed by our Minister for Social Affairs and Employment, referred to in Article 1, third paragraph, part d, of the Working Conditions Act ;
c. the labour inspectorate;
d. the College of Mayor and Aldermen of the Municipality in which the establishment is wholly or partly situated;
e. the management of the security region.
3 The competent authority shall, if in the course of the examination of the application, send a supplement to the safety report referred to in paragraph 3. Article 1 (1), First paragraph, Decision of the major accident hazards 2015 , received, this supplement not later than two weeks after receipt to the governing bodies referred to in paragraph 1 and to the supervisor referred to therein.
4 The competent authority shall establish the administrative organ which provides for the management of a purification technique or a surface water body in which, as a result of a major accident, whether or not by means of a device for the use of the collection and transport of waste water or any other work may be discharged on the occasion of an opinion on those parts of the safety report, relating to the risks to that process of purification or of the risks of such treatment; surface water body.
The competent authority shall, in a case referred to in Annex I Category 21, 28.4 (g) or 29.1 (k) for preparing for disaster and major accident prevention a copy of the written summary of risk analysis to:
(a) the mayor of the municipality where the establishment will be wholly or mainly situated;
b. The Queen's Commissioner in the province in which a commune referred to in point (a) is situated;
c. the board of the security region in which a municipality referred to in point (a) is situated.
1 The competent authority shall, in a case referred to in Article 6.15 for the purpose of preparing for disaster and major accident, the elements of the safety report referred to therein and, if an addition to the safety report has been received during the examination of the application, this Complement to:
a. The Mayor of the municipality who may be affected by a major accident at an establishment covered by the safety report;
b. The Queen ' s Commissioner in the province where a municipality is located in which the establishment will be wholly or partially located or is located;
c. The Commissioner of the Queen in the province in which a municipality referred to in point (a) is situated;
d. the board of the security region within whose territory a municipality as referred to in point a or c is situated.
2 The competent authority shall send a copy of the documents referred to in paragraph 1 to the adjacent State if a major accident at the establishment to which the safety report relates may affect the neighbouring State. In that case, he shall also send a copy to Our Minister for Security and Justice.
3 By way of derogation from the second paragraph, the competent authority shall transmit, if under Article 19.3 of the Environment a second text has been produced, a copy of this text to the State concerned.
On the preparation of an environment permit granted with application of Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (3) of the Act is Article 3.1.1 of the Decision on spatial planning applicable mutatis mutandis.
As Category of Cases as referred to in Article 3.9, third paragraph, second sentence, of the Act shall be designated the decision on an application for an environmental permit for activities as referred to in Article 2.2a, first paragraph, points (a) to (i), second paragraph, points (a) and (b), fourth and fifth paragraphs .
For the purposes of this Chapter, the administrative body shall mean the administrative organ of the Article 5.3, second paragraph, of the Act .
1 The governing body shall adopt enforcement policy in one or more documents stating the reasons for which it is self-stated in the enforcement and the activities to be carried out for that purpose. The Governing Body shall regularly review, but in any event, on the basis of the evaluation carried out in Article 7.7, second paragraph , whether this policy needs to be adjusted and adaptable it, if necessary. The Governing Body shall ensure that this policy and the enforcement policy of the other administrative bodies concerned and the bodies in charge of criminal law enforcement are aligned.
2 The enforcement policy is based on an analysis of the problems that may arise in the judgement of the governing body with regard to compliance with or under the laws concerned determined in cases where care is to be taken. the enforcement of that is entrusted to him.
3 The enforcement policy provides an insight into:
a. the prioritisation of the implementation of the activities envisaged under the first paragraph;
b. the methodology used by the governing body to determine whether the objectives set under the first paragraph are attained.
4 The enforcement policy also provides an understanding of the strategy adopted by the governing body in relation to:
the manner in which the supervision of compliance with the laws concerned or under the laws concerned is exercised in order to achieve the objectives set out in the first paragraph;
b. the reporting of the findings of those who have exercised supervision and the follow-up given to those findings;
(c) the manner in which administrative penalties and the time limits used for the execution and implementation thereof and the enforcement of criminal law are to be reconciled with, and the nature of the penalties provided for, the nature of the penalties infringements detected;
d. the manner in which the governing body deals with offences committed by or in the name of that administrative organ or by other bodies of the government.
5 The enforcement policy also provides insight into the arrangements made by the governing body to the other relevant administrative bodies and the bodies responsible for criminal law enforcement, on cooperation and coordination of the law enforcement activities. work.
6 Mayor and aldermen make the enforcement policy known to the city council. Deputed states make enforcement policy known to provincial states.
1 The governing body shall implement the enforcement policy annually in an implementing programme specifying which of the activities envisaged by the Governing Body is to be carried out over the coming year. In so doing, the Governing Body shall take account of the Article 7.2, first paragraph , the objectives set and the priorities set under point (a) of the third paragraph of Article 7.2.
2 The Governing Body shall agree to the implementation programme with the other governing bodies concerned and for the bodies responsible for the enforcement of criminal law.
3 Mayor and aldermen make the execution program known to the city council. Deputed states make the execution program known to provincial states.
1 The governing body shall address its organisation in such a way as to ensure adequate and proper implementation of the enforcement policy, as appropriate Article 7.2 , and the execution programme, Article 7.3 That's guaranteed. To that end, the Governing Body shall, in any event, ensure that:
The establishment plan shall be established for the purposes of enforcement and for the tasks, powers and responsibilities of the various functions;
(b) the persons entrusted with the preparation of decisions for applications for an environmental permit in so far as they relate to activities relating to an establishment as referred to in Article 3 (2). Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act or with the preparation of decisions as referred to in Article 8.40a, third paragraph, of the Environmental Environment Act or the setting of rules as referred to in Article 8.42, first paragraph, of the Environment shall not be loaded with:
1. the supervision of compliance with the laws concerned or certain establishments under the laws concerned; and
2 °. preparing or implementing administrative sanctions in respect of an establishment;
c. a under Article 5.10 of the Act A designated official shall not continuously be in actual charge of supervising compliance with the provisions of the relevant legislation with regard to the laws in question;
d. The organization of the governing body is also available and available outside the usual office hours.
2 The Governing Body shall also ensure that:
a. a description of the work processes, procedures and related information provision on the supervision of compliance with, and under the laws concerned, the preparation, giving and implementation of administrative sanctions shall be established;
b. The work to be carried out is carried out in accordance with this description.
The Governing Body shall ensure that:
a. the for the attainment of the Article 7.2, first paragraph , the objectives set and the financial and human resources needed to carry out the activities referred to in that Article shall be made incomprehensible and guaranteed in the budget;
b. the method of calculating the necessary financial and human resources referred to in paragraph (a) shall be made incomprehensible;
c. for the implementation of the Implementation Programme, Article 7.3, first paragraph , adequate financial and human resources are available and that these funds are supplemented, if necessary, or the implementation programme is adjusted as necessary.
1 The governing body is monitored by means of an automated system of results and progress of:
a. the implementation of the Implementation Programme, Article 7.3, first paragraph ;
b. reaching the pursuits Article 7.2, first paragraph , set targets.
2 Data obtained in the system shall also be recorded in the system.
1 The governing body shall report on a regular basis:
a. The attainment of the Article 7.2, first paragraph , set targets;
(b) the execution of the intended activities, intended to Article 7.2, first paragraph , in relation to the priority setting referred to in point (a) of Article 7.2 (3);
c. the implementation of the arrangements, referred to in Article 7.2, fifth paragraph .
2 The Governing Body evaluates annually or the in the implementation programme, as referred to in Article 7.3, first paragraph , included activities have been carried out and to what extent these activities have contributed to attaining the Article 7.2, first paragraph , set targets.
3 Mayor and aldermen shall make the reporting referred to in paragraph 1 and the report of the evaluation, referred to in the second paragraph, known to the municipal council. Deputed States shall make the reporting referred to in paragraph 1 and the report of the evaluation referred to in the second paragraph, known to provincial States.
1 This Decision shall enter into force on a date to be determined by Royal Decree which may be adopted in a different way for the various articles or parts thereof.
2 In a time to be determined by royal decree, which may be determined differently for the various articles or parts thereof:
a. In Article 2.1, first paragraph 'Part B, point (2), and',
b. Article 3.3a ,
ed. Article 6.7 ,
e. in Article 6.10 '6.7, first, second and fourth paragraphs,',
f. in Annex I , Part B, Part 2, and the designation '1.' for Part 1.
3 At the moment, referred to in the second paragraph, introductory words and under b and c shall be in Article 6.3, first paragraph, point (c) , replacing the comma at the lock with a dot.
This Decision is cited as: Environmental law decision.
Charges and orders that this Decision will be placed in the Official Journal by means of the note of explanatory note accompanying it.
' s-Gravenhage, 25 March 2010
Beatrix
The Minister for Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment
,J. C. Huizinga-Heringa
The State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science
,J. M. van Bijsterveldt-Vliegenthart
Issued the first April 2010The Minister of Justice
E. M. H. Hirsch Ballin
For the purposes of this Annex:
ADR: European Agreement on the International Carriage of Dangerous Substances by Road (Trb), adopted in Geneva on 30 September 1957. 1959, 71);
car wreck: car wreck as intended Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the Decision general rules for environmental management ;
-products consisting of plant-based agricultural or forestry material which may be used as a fuel to exploit its energy content;
-the following wastes:
1 °. vegetable waste from agriculture or forestry;
2 °. vegetable waste from the food industry, if the heat generated is recovered;
3 ° fibre-like plant waste derived from the production of raw pulp and from the production of paper pulp, if it is co-incinitated at the point of production and the heat generated is recovered;
4 °. cork waste; and
5 °. wood waste, other than wood waste which may contain halogenated organic compounds or heavy metals as a result of treatment with wood equipment or by applying a protective coating;
Overhead storage tank: storage tank other than an underground storage tank and not a cargo tank of a bunker station,
bunker station: bunkering station as intended Article 1 of the Inland Sea Decree ;
CMR dust: Substance or preparation specified in Annex I to Directive No 67 /548/EEC Classified as Cancer Category 1 or 2 or as Mutaless Category 1 or 2 or Toxic Category 1 or Category 2;
EC Regulation animal by-products: Regulation (EC) Decision No 1069/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 21 October 2009 (PbEU L 300) laying down health rules concerning animal by-products and derived products not intended for human consumption and until repeal of Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002
Gas bag: Gas bag as specified in Article 1.1 of the Environmental Management Decision ;
hazardous substances: substances and articles, the transport of which is prohibited under the ADR, or which is authorised only under conditions laid down therein, or substances, materials and articles referred to in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code;
fertiliser group: Designation of danger category of solid mineral mineral fertilisers according to the classification of PGS 7;
micro-organisms, organisms and genetically modified organisms: which is understood to be in the Decision genetically modified organisms environmental management 2013 ;
underground storage tank: Storage tank which is or is completely in the bottom of the bottom or which is sealed;
storage tank: Form fixed storage device for gas having a capacity of not less than 150 litres or of a form fixed storage device for liquid having a capacity of not less than 300 litres, except an intermediate bulk container complying with Chapter 6.5 of the ADR;
Other vehicle wreck: Motor vehicle on more than two wheels which is a waste material within the meaning of Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the Environment , not being a car wreck;
combustion plant: combustion plant as specified in Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act ;
temporary storage: Storage of packaged hazardous substances or CMR substances addressed to third parties and, prior to or subsequent to transport, are staying outside a storage facility for packaged hazardous substances or CMR substances;
Transport unit containing dangerous substances: Vehicle, semi-trailer or trailer having a tank, tank-container, tank-battery, charging boiler, cargo area or loading floor containing dangerous substances, approved in accordance with the ADR for the transport of dangerous substances;
Liquid fuel: light oil, semi-heavy oil or gas oil as intended Article 26 of the Law on excise duty ;
Wreck of a two-wheel motor vehicle: Wreck of a two-wheel motor vehicle as intended Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act .
1. Without prejudice to Part C of this Annex, establishments shall, as a matter of fact, be subject to the following categories: Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, designated:
Establishments which are subject to any of the following acts and arrangements:
b. Devices for activities designated under Article 7.2, first paragraph, of the Environmental Environment Act to the extent that the categories designated under the third and fourth paragraphs of that Article are the decisions on which the Section 3.4 of the General Administrative Law and one or more articles of Section 13.2 of the Environmental Management Act apply, with the exception of categories 14, 18.4, 18.8, 22.2, 32.1, 32.2, 32.3, 32.5, 32.7, 32.8, 35, 36, 37.1, 37.2, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3 and 41.1 of part D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment Of which Article 7.18 of the Environmental Management Act does not apply;
c. establishments in, on, under or over a place where the Article 8.49 of the Environmental Protection Act shall be carried out with regard to a closed landfill;
d. establishments as specified in Article 3.3, third and fourth members -of the decision.
2. In the case of establishments as category of authorised establishments, Article 2.1, second paragraph , designated devices for the keeping of farm animals from which reporting is intended to be carried out in Article 5.14 of the Environmental Protection Act and the assessment of the air quality of Article 5.20, first paragraph, of the Environmental Protection Act has become apparent that they cause or are likely to cause an excess of one or more of the limit values for particulate matter (PM10), to the extent that such devices are prevented by such reporting and assessment by means of an annual report by Our Minister established and published.
1.1. Establishments in which:
a. One or more electric motors present having a power or joint power exceeding 1,5 kW, except that for the purpose of calculating the combined power, an electric motor of 0,25 kW or less is not taken into account remains;
b. One or more internal combustion engines having a power or joint power exceeding 1,5 kW, except that for the purpose of calculating the combined power, an internal combustion engine of 0,25 kW or less outside Consideration remains;
c. The presence of one or more devices or installations for the devoid of fuels with a thermal power or combined power capacity exceeding 130 kW.
1.2. For the purposes of section 1.1, no account shall be taken of:
(a) electric motors, internal combustion engines, and equipment for the non-combustion of fuels temporarily present in a specified environment;
(b) electric motors used in a building or part of a building used for habitation or intended for that purpose for the purpose of that building;
c. Electro-motors of bridges, viaducts, traffic tunnels and other structures situated underground for the transport of persons or goods and movable water-related conversions.
1.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments:
a. Where one or more electric motors or internal combustion engines are present with a total installed motor power of 15 MW or more;
b. For the devoid of fuels with a thermal input of 50 MW or more;
c. for the testing of:
1 °. combustion engines in which devices or installations are present for the braking of a combined motor power of 1 MW or more;
2 °. jet engines or turbines having a thrust of 9 kN or more;
3 ° jet engines or turbines having a power output of 250 kW or more;
d. For the manufacture of petrochemical products or chemicals with an engine power not installed in a closed building, of 1 MW or more.
1.4. Establishments designated as categories of authorised establishments as referred to in Article 2.1 (2) shall be designated as:
a. Where one or more combustion plants with a rated power greater than 20 kilowatts are present, in which a different substance is used than:
-natural gas,
-propane gas;
-butane gas;
-liquid fuels, it being understood that, in the case of biodiesel, it is biodiesel that complies with EN 14214;
-biomass, to the extent that it is devoid in combustion plants with a thermal input of less than 15 megawatts,
-wood pellets, in so far as it is not biomass and where the devoid occurs in combustion plants with a thermal input of less than 15 megawatts, or
-fermentation gas referred to in Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act ;
b. For the testing of internal combustion engines in which facilities or installations are present for the braking of a combined engine power of 1 megawatt or more;
c. Where one or more electric motors or internal combustion engines are present with a total installed motor power of 15 MW or more with the exception of wind turbines;
d. For the testing of jet engines or jet turbines.
2.1 Devices:
a. for the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or skip of gases or mixtures of gases, whether or not in compressed or fluid compaction or under pressure in fluid-soluble state;
b. For controlling or measuring the pressure or flow of gas or gas streams;
c. Where there is an installation in which gases are mixed and ignited with the aim of producing a shock wave.
2.2. For the purposes of part 2.1, parts a and b shall not be taken into account:
a. One or more surface pressure receptacs or containment systems having a content or content of less than 0,025 m 3 for the storage of highly flammable, flammable, harmful or irritant gases or gases mixtures, whether or not compressed to liquid, thickened or pressurised in liquid, dissolved or dissolved in liquid form;
b. Top two overhead, non-construction pressure receptacs or containment systems, each with a content of 0.15 m. 3 whether less for storing propane for the purposes of space heating, hot water supply, food preparation or household use;
c. One or more pressors or containment systems with a content or content of less than 1 m 3 For storing gases other than those mentioned under a or b, or mixtures or oxygen, whether or not in compressed or liquefied natural state, with the exception of highly flammable, highly flammable, highly flammable toxic, toxic, oxidizing, corrosive, carcinogenic, mutagenic or teratogenic, or gas mixtures.
2.3. For the purposes of section 2.1 (b), no reference shall be made to the nominal load rating of 10 Nm. 3 /h or less at a supply pressure of up to 800 kPa or less, or with a nominal load of 500 Nm 3 /hour or less at a supply pressure of not more than 20 kPa.
2.4. For the purposes of paragraph 2.2 (b), propane a product consisting mainly of propane and propane with small quantities of ethane, butanes and butoes, in so far as the vapour pressure at 70 ° C is not higher than 3100 kPa shall be.
2.5. Section 2.2 (b) does not apply if the pressure holder or the containment system is prepared, respectively, in an establishment where other stationary pressure holders or containment systems are used for storage of up to the end of the storage. liquid compacted gases are present.
2.6. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit in respect of establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns:
a. Gas storage and transhipment facilities in a gaseous state with a capacity for storage of these substances or products of 100 000 m 3 or more;
b. Natural gas treatment plants and gas collection facilities, with a capacity in relation to that of 10,000,000 m 3 per day (at 1 bar and 273 K) or more;
c. Airspace Separation holdings, with a necessary quantity of air for the final product of 10 000 kg per hour or more.
2.7. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated:
a. For the storage of more than 1500 litres of ammonia in gas cylinders;
b. For the storage of more than 1500 litres of ethylene oxide in gas cylinders;
c. For the storage of hazardous substances or CMR substances in gas cylinders with a content other than ammonia, ethylene oxide, suffocating, oxidizing or flammable gases, compressed air or cooling gas;
d. For the storage of propane or propene in more than two storage tanks;
e. for the storage of propane or propane in a storage tank of a capacity of more than 13000 litres;
f. for the storage of propane or propene in which the gas is not withdrawn from a reservoir only during the gas phase, except in the case of clearing for the displacement of the reservoir;
g. for the storage of oxygen in one or more storage tanks with a combined content of more than 100 m 3 ;
h. for the storage of fermenting gas in one or more storage tanks with a combined content of more than 20,000 litres;
i. for the storage of gases other than propane, propane, oxygen, fermenting gas, carbon dioxide, air, argon, helium or nitrogen in one or more storage tanks;
j. for the storage of gases other than propane in underground storage tanks;
k. for the storage of gases other than gilt gas in a gas bag;
(l) for the storage of gases, other than in gas cylinders, gas cartridges, aerosols, gas bags or storage tanks made of metal or plastic;
m. for the supply of LPG;
n. for filling gas cylinders with the exception of filling:
1 °. Gas cylinders with propane or butane from a gas bottle of not more than 150 litres of gas cylinders with a capacity of less than 12 litres;
2 °. Gas cylinders with suffocating gases;
3 ° filling of gas cylinders with compressed air;
4 °. filling of a gas bottle with a capacity of not more than 2 litres with oxygen from a concentrator;
5 °. filling of gas cylinders with a capacity of not more than 3 litres and with a pressure of up to 1,6 bar, with deep chilled liquid oxygen from a gas bottle with a capacity not exceeding 60 litres, with a pressure of up to 1,6 bar;
o. For the filling of aerosols, except for non-automated filling of substances other than propellants;
(p) where heat pumps, refrigeration plants or freezer units are present, with a content per installation of more than 1500 kg of ammonia or 100 kg of propane, butane or a mixture of propane and butane;
q. for the reduction of natural gas pressure or the measurement of natural gas in so far as the maximum inlet working pressure exceeds 10 000 kPa or a gas expansion turbine is present or pressure booster installations are present or the gas supply pipe is present has a greater diameter than 50,8 cm;
r. for the starting axles or gas degas;
s. where there is an installation in which gases are mixed and ignited with the aim of generating a shock wave.
3.1. Establishments producing, prepared, processed, packed or re-packaged preparations or products containing explosive substances, preparations or products, including substances or preparations as intended for use in explosive substances Article 2 of the Decision on packaging and labelling of environmentally hazardous substances and preparations , or the substances, preparations or other products which are classified in the international transport hazard class 1 as referred to in Annex 1 to the System of Transport on the Land of Dangerous Substances (VLG), as well as nitrocellulose.
3.2. For the purposes of Section 3.1, storage of up to the following quantities shall not be taken into account:
a. 10,000 to hazard group 1.4 of the VLG Cartridges or parts thereof for firearms of a calibre not more than 13,2 mm or for shooting tools;
b. 1 kg to hazard group 1.1 of the VLG Black-box black powder;
c. 3 kg to hazard group 1.3 of the VLG Associated smoke-weak bus powder;
d. 10 kg to hazard group 1.4 of the VLG Related pyrotechnic toys;
e. 25 kg to hazard group 1.4 of the VLG corresponding consumer fireworks in the sense of the Fire Working Decision .
3.3. For the purposes of Section 3.1, the reloading as referred to in paragraph 1 shall not be taken into account. Article 17 of the Conditions of Arms and Ammunition .
3.4. Where there is simultaneous storage of black and smoke-weak gunpowder, as referred to in point 3.2 (b) and (c), for the purpose of calculating quantities which may be stored at most the quantity of black powder, multiplied by the weight of the powder, the weight of the black powder shall be multiplied by a by two, to be added to the volume of smoke-black powder; the quantity so calculated must not exceed 3 kg, except that the quantity of black gunpowder does not exceed 1 kg of powder.
3.5. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit in respect of establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments in which:
a. More than 10 000 kg of consumer fireworks in the sense of the Fire Working Decision stored or consumer fireworks are being edited within the meaning of the Fire Working Decision;
b. Professional fireworks or pyrotechnic articles for theatrical use, whether or not combined with consumer fireworks within the meaning of the Fire Working Decision be stored or processed within the meaning of the Fireworks Decision, unless there is a storage of exclusively theatrical fireworks as intended in Article 1.1.1 of the Fireworks Decision in a quantity not exceeding 25 kilograms;
c. More than 25 kg but not more than 50 000 kg of use of fireworks or pyrotechnic articles for theatrical use within the meaning of the Fire Working Decision will be saved.
3.6. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for the storage of potentially explosive substances of the class 1 of the ADR, if:
a. More than 25 kg of theatrical fireworks as intended Article 1.1.1 of the Fireworks Decision , using the weight of the fireworks as unpacked fireworks as referred to in Article 1.1.1, fifth paragraph (b) of the Fireworks Decision, for the determination of the quantity of fireworks;
b. More than 10,000 kg of consumer fireworks, using for the determination of the quantity of fireworks, the weight of the fireworks is intended to be used in Article 1.1.1, fifth paragraph, point (b) of the Fireworks Decision ;
c. More than 25 kg of confiscated fireworks with similar properties in a police station to consumer fireworks;
d. More than 1 kg of black powder;
e. More than 50 kg of smoke weak powder;
f. More than 50 kg net explosive mass distress signal;
g. More than 250,000 ammunition cartridges or hair cartridges or components thereof for firearms;
h. More than 250,000 cartridges for the use of shearers, or
i. Explosive substances other than those referred to above and other than pyrotechnic toys.
3.7. For the purposes of category 3.6, the processing, processing, packaging or repackaging, storage or bypass of explosive substances within establishments used by the Dutch or an alliance shall not be taken into account. armed force.
4.1. Establishments for the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or storage of the following substances, preparations or products:
a. Substances and preparations classified by the Packaging and labelling of environmentally hazardous substances and preparations in a category as intended in Article 9.2.3.1, second paragraph, of the Environmental Protection Act ;
b. Products incorporating substances or preparations, as referred to in point (a);
(c) cosmetic or pharmaceutical products;
d. fragrances or flavourings;
e. Products based on elastomers or plastics;
f. Other substances, preparations or products, as specified in Section 4.3.
4.2. For the purposes of section 4.1, pharmacies and practices for the exercise of medical and veterinary medicinal products shall not be taken into account.
4.3. Each Member State shall have the power to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments manufacturing:
a. one or more of the following substances or products, with a capacity in relation to that product of 5,000,000 kg per year or more:
1 °. Ammonia;
2 °. acetic acid or acetic anhydride;
3 °. Benzene, toluene, xylene or naphthalene;
4 °. Chlorine
5 ° ethanol with a minimum content of 94%;
6 ° phenol or cresol;
7 °. Phosphorus or nitrogenous fertilisers;
8 °. phosphoric acid
9 °. Isocyanates;
10 °. Unsaturated organic compounds with a molecular mass of 110 or less;
11 °. rayon or viscose;
12 °. nitric acid;
13 ° synthetic organic polymers;
14 °. Titanium dioxide, vanadium pentoxide, zinc oxide, molybdenum oxide or loodoxide;
15 °. salt acid;
16 °. Sulphur, sulphuric acid, sulphuric acid or sulphur dioxide;
b. one or more of the following substances or products, having a capacity in relation to that of 10 000 kg per year or more:
1 °. Amines;
2 °. Calcium carbide (carbid) or silicon carbide (carborundum);
3 °. Carbon black;
4 ° Carbonilchloride (phosgenic);
5 °. Phosphorus;
6 °. carbon disulphide;
7 ° organic sulphides (thioeethers) or organic disulfiides;
8 ° thiols (mercaptanes);
c. Halogenated organic compounds with a capacity of 1,000,000 kg per year or more;
d. methanol of a capacity of 100,000,000 kg per year or more;
e. Any of the following substances or products, with a total capacity in respect thereof of 1,000,000 kg per year or more:
1 °. aromatic aldehydes;
2 °. esters of aliphatic monocarboxylic acids;
3 °. Eugenolderivatives;
4 ° phenolic esters;
5 ° ketones of a molecular mass greater than 150;
6 °. Terpentine oil derivatives.
4.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated:
a. For blowing, expanders or foils made of plastics with a blowing agent other than air, carbon dioxide or nitrogen;
b. for the manufacture of dangerous substances or for the manufacture of paints, varnishes, printing inks, adhesives, washing powder or enzymes;
c. for the storage of polyester resin and substances of ADR class 5.1 or class 8, packing groups II and III, without additional hazard, in ground storage tanks of a capacity exceeding 10 m 3 ;
d. for the storage of hazardous substances or CMR substances other than propane, liquid fuels, waste oils as intended Article 1 of the Waste Decision , butanone, ethanol, ethyl thanoate, 4-methyl-2-pentanon, 1-propanol, 2-propanol or propanone in underground storage tanks, excluding the storage of condensate in a device for the reduction of natural gas pressure or the measurement of natural gas;
e. for the storage of hazardous substances or CMR substances other than liquid fuels in storage tanks on a bunker station or in the loading tanks of a bunker station;
f. for the storage of dangerous substances or CMR substances other than gases, gas oil, waste oils, polyester resin or substances of ADR class 5.1 or class 8, packing groups II and III, without additional danger, in ground storage tanks, except a maximum of 15 m 3 storage of PER, at most 5 m in the case of a textile cleaning plant 3 storage of tetrahydrothiophan at an establishment where natural gas pressure is reduced or natural gas is measured and not more than 1,5 m 3 Storage of semi-heavy oil in a device as intended Article 2 of the Decision on Agriculture or a greenhouse plant as referred to in Article 2 (a) of the horticultural Decision, such as those articles, immediately prior to the expiry of those articles;
g. For the storage in packaging of substances of ADR Class 5.2, except:
1. substances belonging to type C, D, E or F of ADR Class 5.2 for which the ADR does not require temperature control not exceeding 1000 kg per storage device and in LQ packaging;
2 ° substances belonging to type D, E or F of ADR Class 5.2 for which the ADR does not require temperature control, in a quantity not exceeding 1,000 kilograms per storage device, in packaging other than LQ, and in so far as storage is not required take place at an establishment where rubber or plastic is processed;
3 ° substances belonging to type G of ADR Class 5.2;
h. For the storage of other hazardous substances or CMR substances in packaging, other than those listed in category 2.7, 3.6 or 4.4, under g, excluding:
1 ° substances of Class 3, 5.1, 7 and 9 of the ADR;
2 ° substances of Class 4.1, packaging group II and III, and Class 4.2 and 4.3, packaging group I, II and III of the ADR;
3 ° substances of the class 6.2 of the ADR;
4 ° substances of the class 6.1 of the ADR, packing group II and III;
5 ° substances from the class 6.1 of the ADR, packaging group I to 1000 kg;
6 ° substances of class 8, packing group I without additional label number 6.1 and packaging group II and III of the ADR;
7 ° substances of class 8, packing group I with additional label number 6.1, of the ADR up to 1000 kg;
i. for the storage of liquid or fixed hazardous substances or CMR substances, other than in packaging, in metal or plastic storage tanks or in the loading tanks of a bunker station;
j. Where:
1 °. a storage facility for packed hazardous substances, other than fertilisers of fertiliser group 1 or 2, or CMR substances having a storage capacity exceeding 10 000 kg, or
2 °. at any time in a fire compartment temporary storage takes place of a total of more than 10,000 kg of hazardous substances in packaging or CMR substances in packaging;
(c) Where a practical space or laboratory is provided, where targeted work is carried out with biological agents, except a field or laboratory where work is carried out with biological agents classified or in group 1 or group 2. According to the classification of risk groups of Directive 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;
l. for the supply of hydrogen;
m. for the supply of liquefied natural gas.
5.1. Facilities for the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or bypass of highly flammable, highly flammable, flammable or flammable liquids.
5.2. For the purposes of Section 5.1, no account shall be taken of:
a. One or more holders or enclosing systems with a content or content of not more than 0,02 m 3 For the storage of highly flammable liquids, the flash point of which is less than 21 °C;
b. One or more holders or enclosing systems with a content or a joint content not exceeding 0,2 m 3 For the storage of flammable liquids, the flash point of which is equal to or greater than 21 °C but less than 55 ° C,
c. One or more holders or enclosing systems with a content or content not exceeding 1 m or less 3 For storing combustible liquids, the flash point of which is equal to or greater than 55 °C.
5.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments for:
a. Storing or skipping crude oil or hydrocarbons in liquid state with a capacity to store these substances or products of 100,000 m 3 or more;
b. Refracting, cracking or gasification of petroleum or petroleum fractions of a capacity of 1,000,000,000 kg per year or more.
5.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. the storage of liquid fuels, waste oils as intended in Article 1 of the Waste Decision , butanone, ethanol, ethylene thanoate, 4-methyl-2-pentanon, 1-propanol, 2-propanol or propanone in underground storage tanks of more than 150 cubic metres of capacity;
b. the storage of gas oil or waste oils as intended Article 1 of the Waste Decision in outdoor storage tanks with a joint content of more than 150 m 3 ;
c. the storage of gas oil or waste oils as intended Article 1 of the Waste Decision in ground storage tanks in pandig with a combined content of more than 15 m 3 by storage space;
d. The storage of liquid fuels in the loading tanks of a bunker station with a capacity of more than 25 cubic metres, if the content consists in a light oil part;
e. the supply of liquid fuels for public sale of road vehicles for road transport by a delivery pillar where delivery is possible without direct supervision and less than 20 metres away between the delivery pillar and a third party residence, sports hall, swimming pool, shop, hotel, restaurant, office building, business building, playground, sports field, camping, folk complex, recreational area, old age resort, nursing facility, hospital, sanatorium, retardation facility, family replacement home, school, telephone station, building with operation equipment, power station, main railway infrastructure station, intended to be used in the Railway Act , high-infrastructure, installation and overhead storage tank for combustible, explosive or toxic substances, and a place for the preservation of gas cylinders whose combined content exceeds 2,500 litres (water content). shall be from third parties;
f. The tapping of LPG from LPG containers.
6.1. Establishments for the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or bypass of resins, animal or vegetable oils or fats.
6.2. Each Member State shall have the power to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments manufacturing:
a. Oils and fats of animal or vegetable raw materials with a capacity of not less than 250,000,000 kg per year or more;
b. fatty acids or alkanols from animal or vegetable oils or fats with a capacity of not less than 50 000 kg a year or more.
6.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph This Decision designates the establishments for the manufacture or processing of animal or vegetable oils and fats and for the storage of animal or vegetable oils and fats in storage tanks with a combined content greater than 150 m 3 .
7.1. Establishments for:
a. editing, processing, storage, or skipping of animal or other organic fertilisers;
b. manufacturing, editing, storage, or skipping of inorganic nitry-containing fertilizers.
7.2. For the purposes of section 7.1, point (a), the storage of 10 m is not considered 3 or less animal or other organic solid fertilisers.
7.3. For the purposes of Section 7.1 (b), no storage or skipping of 1000 kg or less inorganic nitrifying fertilisers that could explode as a result of their ammonium nitrate content shall be excluded.
7.4. Member States shall be empowered to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it relates to facilities for the processing or processing of from outside the establishment derived animal fertilisers with a capacity in respect of which of 25 000 m 3 Per year or more.
7.5. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. manufacturing or working of inorganic nitry-containing fertilizers;
b. The storage of fertilisers belonging to fertiliser group 3 or fertiliser group 4;
c. storing more than 50,000 kilogrammes of fertilisers belonging to fertiliser group 2;
d. Saving more than 600 cubic metres of solid animal manure;
(e) the drying of livestock manure other than poultry manure;
f. The drying of poultry manure where it is not part of a housing system for which an emission factor has been established under the Ammonia And Animal Husbandry Act;
g. The evaporating of thin manure or from digestate that remains after the fermentation of animal manure;
(h) the processing of animal or other organic fertilisers or of digests that remains after the fermentation of animal manure, except the fermentation of exclusively animal fertilisers without other products and with a capacity of maximum 25,000 cubic metres per year;
storing of animal fertilisers that are pumpable in one or more dung tanks of a common area exceeding 750 square metres or a joint content of more than 2,500 cubic metres;
j. to store digestate that remains after fermenting at least 50% animal excrement with as a side ingredient exclusively products under under Article 5 of the Fertilisers Law Implementing Decision have been designated, in one or more dung basins with a combined area greater than 750 square meters or a joint content larger than 2,500 cubic metres.
7.6. For the calculation of the joint surface area and joint content referred to in section 7.5, part i and j, the contents and surface area of underground mast basins provided with a cover that can act as a floor and are part of an animal residence, a former animal residence, machine tool, storage facility, or inherited hardening, not included.
8.1. Establishments for:
(a) the breeding, rearing, fattening, holding, marketing, loading or weighing of animals;
b. The slaughter of animals;
c. the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or skip of hides, skins, fur, leather or leather finished products;
d. the processing, processing, storage or bypass of products, which are released at the time of slaughter;
e. the conduct of activities as referred to in Article 24 (1) of the EC Regulation animal by-products.
8.2. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit in respect of establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns:
(a) establishments for the manufacture of fat, glues, ash, coal, protein or gelatin from bones or hides and skins of a capacity with a capacity of 5,000,000 kg per year or more;
b. Devices specified in subparagraphs 8.3., p. and q.
8.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. rearing and rearing of shellfish in surface water;
b. The cultivation of maggots of flying insects;
c. cultivating consumption of drinking water;
d. The holding of more than 1,200 meat animals of the bovine species belonging to the categories A4 to A7 mentioned in the scheme based on the Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act ;
e. the holding of more than 2,000 sheep, belonging to the animal category B1, mentioned in the scheme on the basis of Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act , or goats, belonging to animal categories C1 to C3 referred to in the scheme pursuant to Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act;
f. The holding of more than 3,750 weaned piglets belonging to the animal category D. 1.1, mentioned in the scheme based on Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act ;
g. The holding of more than 200 pieces of dairy cattle belonging to the animal category A. 1 and A. 2 mentioned in the scheme based on the Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act , where the number of female young cattle is not counted for up to 2 years;
h. The holding of more than 340 pieces of female young cattle belonging to the animal category A. 3 mentioned in the scheme on the basis of Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act , or where the total number of females held for up to 2 years and other milklivestock is more than 340 pieces,
i. the holding of more than 100 horses belonging to the categories K1 to K4, mentioned in the scheme based on the Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act , where the number of associated animals in rearing is less than 3 years of age;
j. the holding of more than 50 farm animals belonging to the animal categories mentioned in the scheme on the basis of Article 1 of the Ammonia And Livestock Farming Act or animals which are kept in a similar way, other than those specified in parts e to j and other than poultry, meat pigs or sows, unless the establishment concerns a petting zoo;
k. the holding of fur animals;
(l) the slaughter of more than 10 000 kilograms of live weight of animals per week;
m. the processing of animal by-products into protein, oil, fat, gelatin, collagen, dicalcium phosphate, blood products or pharmaceutical products;
n. shears or tanning of hides and skins;
Processing of animal by-products referred to in Article 24 (1) (a) of the EC Regulation on animal by-products, in so far as it relates to Category 1 and 2 material referred to in Article 8 and Article 9 thereof, respectively, of that animal by-products. Regulation;
p. the disposal of animal by-products and derived products referred to in Article 24 (1) (b) and (c) of the EC Animal by-products Regulation.
9.1. Establishments for:
a. the manufacture, processing, processing, storage, or skipping of meat or meat products;
b. editing, processing, storing or skipping fish, molluscs, crustaceans or products, which are released during the processing or processing of such fish;
c. The manufacture of bread, banquet, chocolate products, rusks, cuckoo or biscuits;
d. manufacture, processing or processing of foodstuffs, genotants or raw materials thereof;
e. the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or skipping of food products for animals or raw materials thereof;
f. the cultivation, treatment, marketing, storage or skip of agricultural products.
9.2. For the purposes of paragraph 9.1 (e) and (f), no consideration shall be given to the storage of:
a. Agglomerated or pressed hay, straw or flax with a dry matter content of more than 30%;
Beets or potatoes of a capacity not exceeding 750 m 3 .
9.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments for:
a. manufacture of milk powder, whey powder or other dried dairy products with a capacity of 1500 kg per hour or more;
b. the manufacture of drinking milk, milk consumption or evaporated milk or milk products with a milk-processing capacity of not less than 55,000,000 kilograms per year or more;
c. concentrating milk or milk products by means of inevaporation with a water-evaporation capacity with regard to that amount of 20 000 kg per hour or more;
d. The manufacture of fodder with a capacity in respect of which of 100 kg per hour or more;
e. The drying of green fodder with a water evaporation capacity with regard to that of 10 000 kg per hour or more;
f. storing or skipping animal feed with a processing capacity with regard to that amount of 500,000 kg per hour or more;
g. The manufacture of sugar from sugar beet with a capacity of 2,500,000 kilograms of sugar beet per day or more;
h. The manufacture of yeast with a capacity in relation to that amount of 5,000,000 kg per year or more;
(i) the manufacture of starch or starch derivatives with a capacity of 10 000 kg per hour or more;
(j) storing or skipping cereals, meal-types, seeds, dried pulses, maize, or derivatives thereof with a throughput capacity of 500 000 kg per hour or more.
9.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. the manufacture or processing of food for farmed animals other than the manufacture or processing of food for farm animals kept within that establishment;
b. The pasteurisation of compost for mushroom cultivation;
c. cultivating algae;
d. Production of starch or sugar;
e. the production of alcohol.
10.1. Establishments producing, processing, storing or skipping plant protection products or biocidal products as referred to in Article 1 of the Act, as referred to in Article 1 of the Wet plant and biocidal products.
10.2. For the purpose of Section 10.1, no storage of 10 kg or less of plant protection products or biocides shall be taken into consideration unless the storage of plant protection products or biocidal products is or would be present in the presence of a dangerous substance, in a quantity equal to or greater than the quantities specified in column 3 of Part 1 or in column 3 of Part 2 of Annex I to the Seveso III Directive.
11.1. Equipment for the extraction, manufacture, processing, processing, storage or skip of:
a. Ceramic products, baking, ornamental or paving stones, roofing tiles, porcelain, pottery, limestone stone, cement, cement mortar, cement goods or lime;
b. Concrete mortar or concrete concrete;
c. ores, minerals, derivatives of ores or minerals, mineral products or mergel;
d. asbestos or asbestos-containing products;
e. glass or glass objects;
f. asphalt or asbestos-containing products;
g. Stone, bedrock or stone objects, other than rubble;
h. Sand or gravel;
Soil.
11.2. For the purposes of Section 11.1. (a) and (e), no consideration shall be given to any arrangement with one or more furnaces with a thermal power or joint thermal power of 5 kW or less, for use in the manufacture or operation of the said products.
11.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments for:
a. Storing or skipping ores, minerals or derivatives of ores or minerals with a surface for storage of 2000 m 2 or more;
b. grinding, grubbing, pelletising or sintering of ores or derivatives thereof with a capacity of 1,000,000 kg per year or more;
c. Manufacture of:
1 ° cement or cement clinker with a capacity of 100,000,000 kg per year or more;
2 °. Cement or concrete mortar with a capacity in respect of which of 100 kg per hour or more;
3 °. Cement or concrete reinforcing bars, tripartiers or shutters of a capacity with a capacity of 100 000 kg per day or more;
4 °. glass fibre, glazes, emailles, glass wool or stone wool with a capacity of not more than 5,000,000 kg per year or more;
5 ° asphalt or asphalt products in an unprepared unit, having a capacity in respect of which of 100 kg per hour or more;
6 ° coke from coal with a capacity of 100,000,000 kg per year or more;
d. The gasification of hard coal with a capacity of 100,000,000 kg per year or more;
e. the manufacture, processing or processing of glass or glass objects with a capacity of 10 000 kg per hour or more;
f. The processing or processing of rocks coming from coal mines and having a capacity of 10,000,000 kg per year or more;
g. The extraction of stone, other than gravel and mergel, of a capacity of 100 000 kg per hour or more;
h. Winning, breaking, grinding, seven or dry of mergel;
(i) extraction of sand or gravel with a capacity of 100,000 kg per hour or more;
(J) breaking, grinding, sifting, sifting or drying of sand, soil, gravel or stone, excluding mergel, of a capacity not exceeding 100,000,000 kg per year or more, if such a device is such as to provide sand or gravel For which: Article 3 of the draft law a permit is required;
(k) breaking, grinding, sifting, sifting or drying of:
1 °. sand, soil, gravel or stone, with the exception of rubble and mergel;
2 °. limestone limestone, lime;
3 °. coal or other minerals or derivatives thereof,
Having a capacity of 100,000,000 kg per year or more, if such a device is not such as to provide sand or gravel extraction, for which it is based on the Article 3 of the draft law a permit is required;
(l) the manufacture of asphalt or asphalt products in a pantry unit, with a capacity of 100 000 kg per hour or more.
11.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. Manufacturing or editing with devices of an individual rated load exceeding 130 kW or a connection value of more than 130 kW of ceramic products, bricks, ornaments or paving stones, roofing tiles, porcelain or china pottery;
b. the saving or skipping of coal and ores or derivatives of ores;
c. milling, rooting, pelletising or sintering ores or derivatives thereof;
d. The manufacture of cement or cement clinker;
e. manufacturing or working with apparatus of an individual nominal load at a value exceeding 130 kW or a connection value greater than 130 kW of glass or glass;
f. the manufacture of glass fibre, glazes, emailles, glass wool or stone wool;
g. the manufacture of asphalt or asphalt products;
h. the manufacture of coke from coal;
Coal gasification;
(j) the processing or processing of rocks originating in coal mines;
k. winning stone, marc, sand, gravel, lime, coal or other minerals;
(l) breaking, grinding, sifting, sifting or drying of marc, sand, gravel, coal, coal or other minerals or derivatives thereof, with a capacity of 100,000,000 kilograms per year or more;
m. the manufacture or drying of lime sandstone and cellenconcrete.
12.1. Establishments for the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or skip ing of metals, metal objects or scrap or of metal or metal metal surface areas.
12.2. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments:
a. For the manufacture of unwrought iron, crude steel or primary non-ferrous metals with a capacity of 1,000,000 kilograms per year or more;
b. Where there is one or more hot-band or cold rolling process for the conversion to plates of metals or their alloys, the melting point of which is greater than 800 K, and where the thickness of the material landed is greater than 1 mm and where it is more than 1 mm Production surface with a value of 2 000 m 2 or more;
c. Where one or more of the rolling stock is fitted with metal or their alloys, the melting point of which is higher than 800 K, and where the production surface is above 2 000 m. 2 or more;
d. Where one or more of the waltz, drawing or welding plants are present for the production of metal tubes and where the production surface with its value is 2,000 m 2 or more;
e. for the forging of anchors or chains and where the production surface with regard to that is 2000 m 2 or more;
f. for the production, renovation or cleaning of boilers, vessels, tanks or containers and where the production surface with its value is 2,000 m 2 or more;
g. For the assembly of sheet, profile, staff or tube materials by forging, sound, welding or assembly, and where the production area not placed in a closed building applies 2000 m or more 2 or more;
h. for the melting or casting of metals or their alloys with a capacity in respect of which of 4,000,000 kg per year or more;
i. For the melting of lead with a capacity of 2,500,000 kg per year or more.
12.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. Manufacture of crude iron, crude steel, or primary non-ferrous metals;
b. The casting of metals other than:
1 ° aluminium and alloys of aluminium with lead, zinc, tin, copper, nickel, not more than 19% silicon, not more than 1% manganing, not more than 5,5% magnesium, not more than 1,5% iron, not more than 1% titanium or not more than 1% of chromium,
2 ° copper and alloys of copper with lead, zinc, tin, aluminium, nickel, not more than 5% silicon, not more than 13% manganing, not more than 6% iron or not more than 0,1% phosphorus;
3 °. Lead, zinc, tin and alloys of these nickel metals;
4 °. gold, silver, platinum and alloys with at least 30% of these metals up to a maximum of 500 kilograms per year;
c. applying the lost washing method as part of the casting of metals in which more than 500 kilograms was consumed per year;
d. applying the lost foam method as part of the casting of metals;
e. the thermal regeneration of moulding sand as part of the casting of metals;
f. The hardening or annesting of metals or the diffuning of substances in the metal surface, if their salts, oils or gases are otherwise than inert gases or carbon-dioxide gas;
g. The application of metal layers with cyanide-containing baths, with a total bath contents of more than 100 litres.
12.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, the establishments referred to in paragraph 12.2 (b) to (g) shall also be designated.
13.1. Establishments for:
a. the manufacture, maintenance, repair, treatment of the surface, approval, cleaning, marketing, hiring out or test of any of the following:
1 °. aeroplanes;
2 °. Engines, motor vehicles or vehicles;
3 °. caravans;
4 °. agricultural instruments;
5 °. mopeds;
(b) the parking of 3 or more motor vehicles, articulated motor vehicles, trailers or semi-trailers intended for the carriage of goods by road, of which the mass of the unladen vehicle plus the load capacity is greater than 3500 kg.
13.2. For the purposes of Section 13.1 (b), outdoor parking areas which are part of public roads or road sections and parking areas open to public traffic shall remain excluded.
13.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments for:
(a) the manufacture or assembly of motor vehicles or motor vehicles with a production surface with a value of 10 000 m 2 or more;
b. For building, maintaining, repairing or treating the surface of metal ships with a length to be measured along the waterline length of 25 m or more;
c. Cleaning of tankers.
13.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. manufacture, repair, test-turning, or external cleaning of aircraft;
b. The construction of metal pleasure craft with a length to be measured along the waterline of 25 metres or more;
c. manufacturing, maintaining, repairing or treating the area of ships other than recreational craft;
d. skipping ship to ship;
e. cleaning of tankers;
f. For more than 24 hours, parking of transport units containing hazardous substances;
g. Parking more than 3 transport units with dangerous substances.
14.1. Establishments
a. For maintaining, repairing, treating the surface, approving, cleaning, marketing, hiring out, or test-turning of railway vehicles or parts thereof,
b. Where there is a track-road placement.
14.2. Member States shall be empowered to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as the devices are intended for the purpose of assemting trains or train parts by means of a the ripping or lap of rail vehicles intended for the carriage of goods.
14.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, the following shall be designated:
(a) the establishments of category 14.1 (a), in so far as they are the maintenance, repair, treatment of the surface, approval, cleaning, marketing, hiring out or testing of railway vehicles intended for transport Under Article 2 of the Railway Act designated main railways, or parts thereof;
b. The devices specified in category 14.1 (b).
15.1. Installations for the manufacture, processing, processing, handling, storage or skip ing of wood, cork or wood, corks or woody objects.
15.2. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for the impregnation of wood by spraying, spraying or vacuum printing method.
16.1. Establishments for:
a. manufacturing, processing, processing, storage, skipping or cleaning of textiles, housing textiles, textile raw materials, fur, leather, flax or products of this kind;
b. the manufacture, processing, processing, storage or bypass of paper pulp, paper or products thereof;
c. Apply graphic techniques.
16.2. For the purposes of Section 16.1, no consideration shall be given to the storage of pooled flax with a dry matter content of more than 30%.
16.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments:
a. Where 50 or more mechanically driven looms are present;
b. For the manufacture of paper or cell fabric with a capacity in respect of that material of 3.000 kg per hour or more.
16.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. Manufacture of any textile or product of any kind where 50 or more mechanically powered looms are present;
b. The manufacture of carpet or linoleum;
c. the manufacture of paper pulp, paper or paperboard, paper bleaching, and hygienic paper products;
d. Apply a glue layer to adhesive tape or self-adhesive tape;
e. applying the following printing processes: illustration deep-pressure or rotational screen printing.
17.1. Establishments shooting with firearms or ejected with flammable or explosive articles.
17.2. For the purposes of section 17.1, no consideration shall be given to the fact that the Dutch or a federally armed forces are excluded from the use of any non-sharp patterns.
17.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for shooting with firearms or ejected with flammable or explosive articles, with the exception of:
a. Traditional shooting devices;
b. establishments used by the Dutch or a federally armed forces or establishments which are used for the benefit of other public services;
c. Devices where shot in a building, without open sides and closed hedging, with firearms of 0,5 inch caliber or less or historical firearms as intended. Article 18, first paragraph, points (b) to (d) of the Rules of Procedure, arms and ammunition ;
d. Sporty and recreational use establishments.
18.1. Hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, cafés, cafeterias, snack bars and discotheques, as well as related establishments providing accommodation for accommodation, drinks shall be donated or prepared for direct consumption, or provided.
18.2. For the purposes of section 18.1, no consideration shall be given to any such establishment where:
a. Facilities shall be provided for the simultaneous provision of accommodation and breakfast only up to a maximum of 15 persons; or
b. No more than 15 pitches for camping equipment are present.
19.1. Establishments in which:
a. Three or more slot machines are present prepared for use by others than the owner or the holder;
b. Where one or more facilities are available for dancing, as well as dance schools;
c. Where one or more facilities or installations are present for the practice of sport, as well as gyms and sports halls;
d. Where one or more facilities are available for the practice of music, as well as music schools and music rooms;
e. Where one or more facilities are available for recreational purposes and where a sound installation has been established, as well as sports grounds and open-air theatres;
f. the opportunity to swim;
g. Where occasion is offered to use:
1 °. motorised model aeroplanes, vessels or vehicles;
2 °. mopeds, motor vehicles or other motor vehicles or vessels in competition, in the preparation of competitions or recreational purposes;
h. ten or more berths for pleasure craft are present in a marina as intended in Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act ;
i. shooting with arches or arched weapons or with air pressure or gas pressure shall be fired.
19.2. Member States are empowered to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to category 19.1, g, 2 °, as far as land, non-public road, intended or equipped For the purpose of competing, for the preparation of competitions or recreational purposes, with motorised vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines, and which are open to eight hours per week or more.
19.3. For the purposes of Section 19.2, excluding those areas which have been opened for longer, if this is due to wider opening hours for a maximum period of three weekends per calendar year, with a view to the holding of competitions, shall not be considered as being considered as having been opened for any of the following years. in those areas or the preparation of such competitions. Weekends are included: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays or equivalent days as referred to in Article 3 (1). Article 3 of the General Term Act , which fall on a Friday or on a Monday.
19.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for:
a. open air amusement parks which attract 500,000 visitors or more per year;
b. The use of mopeds, motor vehicles or other motorised vehicles or craft in competition or for recreational purposes in the open air;
c. practicing outdoor sport in outdoor sport where there are permanent facilities for the simultaneous presence of more than 6,000 visitors;
d. To provide outdoor music performances where more than 5,000 visitors can be present at the same time.
20.1. Establishments:
a. For the conversion of:
1 °. wind energy in mechanical, electrical or thermal energy;
2 °. Hydrostatic energy in electrical or thermal energy;
3 ° electrical energy in radiation energy;
4 ° thermal energy in electrical energy;
b. Transformer stations, with non-closed building transformers, with a maximum power-to-enable power of 200 MVA or more.
20.2. For the purposes of section 20.1 (a), (1 °), out-of-consideration windmills or wind turbines with a rotor diameter of less than 2 m remain excluded.
20.3. For the purposes of section 20.1 (a), 3 °, the non-viewing devices having an electrical power or combined power for the conversion of that electrical energy shall remain less than 4 kW.
20.4. For the purposes of section 20.1 (a) (4), no reference shall be made to the devices having an electrical power or a combined power rating of less than 1,5 kW.
20.5. Member States shall be empowered to decide on an application for an environmental permit in respect of establishments referred to in point 20.1 (b).
20.6. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph The following shall also be designated by the decision of the establishments specified in:
a. Section 20.1, at a, 2 ° and 3 °, having regard to the provisions of Section 20.3; and
b. Section 20.1, point (b).
21.1 Establishments intended for contained use as intended Decision genetically modified organisms environmental management 2013 .
21.2 Among the activities referred to in point 21.1 do not cover activities relating solely to one or more of the following types of genetically modified organisms:
a. Genetically Modified Organisms activities as referred to in Article 2.1 of the Decision genetically modified environmental management 2013 ;
b. Genetically modified organisms designated by Our Minister.
21.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, the establishments shall be designated as referred to in paragraph 21.1.
Devices for storing or skipping other bulk or bulk goods, other than the substances, preparations or products, listed in another category as listed in this Annex, with a surface area for storage of 2 000 m 2 or more.
23.1. Establishments being:
a. General, academic or category hospitals;
b. Devices for providing medical treatment, nursing, or accommodation together with care.
23.2. For the purposes of section 23.1, no consideration shall be given to practices for the exercise of medical practice as a general practitioner and veterinary medicine.
24.1. Plants for the manufacture of carbon electrodes.
24.2. Member States are empowered to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as they are establishments of a capacity with a capacity of not less than 50 000 kg per year. More.
24.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, the establishments shall be designated as referred to in paragraph 24.1.
25.1. Devices for cleaning pressure receptacos, containment systems, boilers, vats, mobile tanks, tank cars, tank or bulk containers.
25.2. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated for the internal cleaning of:
a. Used pressure-holders, containment systems, boilers or vessels, from outside the establishment;
b. Mobile tanks, tank-vehicles, tank-containers or bulk containers in which dangerous substances, preparations or products have been transported;
c. Mobile tanks, tank wagons, tank or bulk containers which are not loaded or unloaded in the device.
26.1. Devices for the exercise of firefighting techniques.
26.2. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, the establishments shall be designated as referred to in paragraph 26.1.
27.1. Facilities for the storage, handling or cleaning of waste water.
27.2. For the purposes of Section 27.1, the storage of waste water in septic tanks shall not be considered.
27.3. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns facilities for the cleaning of waste water by means of water-or water-beam, surface aerators with a capacity of 120,000 or more pollution units as intended Art. 7.3, Part A, of the Water Law .
27.4. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, designated industrial waste water supplies forming an establishment independently of the establishment of a facility.
28.1. Establishments for:
a. Saving:
1 °. household waste, having a capacity of 5 m 3 or more;
2 °. Industrial wastes with a capacity of 5 m 3 or more;
3 °. 5 or more vehicle wrecks and other vehicle wrecks;
4 °. hazardous waste;
b. The processing, destruction or bypass of waste;
(c) the landfill of waste;
d. Otherwise put waste on or into the soil.
28.2. For the purposes of section 28.1, household waste or industrial waste does not include animal or other organic fertilisers, not sewage sludge, unless there is a burning or destruction of such sludge. Fertilisers or the deposit of such fertilisers.
28.3. For the purposes of Section 28.1, the following shall not be taken into account:
a. Devices for the exclusive storage, handling or cleaning of waste water;
b. establishments operating where, other than before the storage operation:
1 °. less than 1 m 3 household waste is placed on or into the soil;
2 °. less than 50 m 3 Industrial wastes are put on or into the soil;
c. establishments in the case of construction, ground or dredging applications on which it is intended to Soil quality decision is applicable;
d. Devices for the storage of end-of-life vehicles and other vehicle wrecks in the context of the provision of licence to registration holders by a designated organisation or body or in the framework of investigations by police or judicial authorities;
e. Store above or underground facilities, whether or not combined with densification, of household or industrial waste containers in containers with a capacity or joint capacity not exceeding 35 m 3 ;
f. Devices for placing maintenance specie of Class 0, 1 or 2 on or in the bottom or bank of a surface water body according to the classification under the Decision exemptions prohibition from outside establishments , if this maintenance specie has at most the same class as the soil or bank of a surface water body in which the maintenance check is carried out, with the exception of those devices which are not in open connection with another Surface water body;
g. Devices for cleaning pressure receptacos, containment systems, boilers, vats, mobile tanks, tank cars or tank or bulk containers.
28.4. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments for:
a. The storage of the following wastes:
1 °. domestic waste collected or issued from outside the establishment and having a capacity in respect of such waste of 35 m 3 or more;
2 ° from sewage sludge from outside the establishment, coal residues or waste gypths with a capacity of 1000 m 3 or more;
3 ° from contaminated soil from outside the establishment, including contaminated dredging, and having a capacity of 10 000 m 3 or more;
4 °. 5 or more vehicle wrecks and other vehicle wrecks;
5 °. hazardous wastes from outside the establishment;
6 °. Other than those mentioned in 1 ° up to and including 5 ° from outside the establishment, having a capacity in respect of which of 1000 m 3 or more;
b. Skipping from outside the establishment:
1 °. household waste or industrial waste from outside the establishment with a storage capacity of 1000 m 3 or more;
2 °. hazardous waste;
c.
1 °. the dewatering, microbiological or otherwise biological or chemical transformation, agglomeration, deglomeration, mechanical, physical or chemical separation, mixing, thickening or thermal treatment-other than incineration-from outside the establishment household waste or commercial waste with a capacity in respect of that waste of 15,000,000 kg per year or more;
2 °. the processing or destruction-other than incineration-of hazardous wastes from outside the establishment;
d. The processing or destruction of end-of-life vehicles and of other vehicle wrecks;
e. The burning of:
1 °. domestic household waste from outside the establishment;
2 °. industrial waste materials from outside the establishment;
3 °. hazardous wastes from outside the establishment;
f. the entry into or into the soil of household waste, industrial waste materials or hazardous waste for the purpose of leaving these substances there;
g. Destroying all or part of genetically modified organisms from outside the establishment, such as waste or waste.
28.5. The Member States have the power to decide on an application for an environmental permit for establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it concerns establishments for thickening, tearing, shearing or breaking of scrap of scrap, of a kind used in machinery or equipment. Ferrous or non-ferrous metals, by mechanical appliances, having an engine power or a combined motor power of 25 kW or more.
28.6. Each Member State shall have jurisdiction to decide on an application for an environmental permit in respect of establishments belonging to this category, in so far as it relates to works where, contrary to what is set out for storage:
a. 1 m 3 whether more household waste is placed on or into the soil, unless the work is part of an establishment and the waste comes from that establishment;
b. 50 m 3 whether more industrial waste is placed on or into the soil, unless the work is part of an establishment and the waste comes from that establishment;
c. Hazardous waste shall be placed on or into the soil.
28.7. For the purposes of section 28.4, point A , 1 °, 2 °, 3 ° and 6 °, and C 1 ° shall not be taken into account for the purposes of storing, processing or destroying only-other than the incineration of the following wastes:
a. Paper;
b. Textile materials;
c. Ferrous or non-ferrous metales;
d. scrap;
e. glass.
28.8. For the purposes of section 28.4, point A , 1 °, 5 ° and 6 °, shall not be taken into account for storing, for the purpose of carrying out a waste intake, imposed by a general measure of management under the conditions of Article 10.17 or Article 15.32, first and second paragraph, of the Environmental Protection Act , of the waste in question, to the extent that such waste has been issued by or collected from private households, or by type and quantity comparable to that of private households.
28.9. For the purposes of section 28.4, point A 5 °) shall not be taken into account:
(a) establishments in which only hazardous waste is stored, issued by or collected from private households, in so far as they consist of products similar to those which are the ones that have establishment is to be made available to individuals;
b. establishments where only hazardous waste is stored, which has arisen in the case of construction, maintenance, or repair work carried out outside the establishment by the person driving the establishment;
c. establishments where only hazardous waste is stored, which has been issued by or collected from private households, with a capacity of less than 35 m 3 .
28.10. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, the waste recovery or disposal facilities shall be designated, with the following exceptions:
1 °. the storage of waste prior to collection at the place of production;
2a ° store of not more than 10 000 tonnes:
1 °. Sky water;
2 °. groundwater;
3 °. domestic sewage;
4 ° sewage which is equivalent to the biodegradability of domestic effluent;
5 °. contents of chemical toilets;
2b °. the discharge of:
1 °. sewage or any other liquid on or into the soil;
2 °. sewage or other waste in a public present system of celestial water;
3 ° sewage or other waste in a public dislocation system;
4 °. sewage or other waste in a public waste water sewer;
5 °. sewage or other waste in another supply for the collection and transport of waste water;
2c °. the operation of a waste water management facility intended to be used in the operation of Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the eco-management act ;
(3 °) the mechanically dewatering of sewage sludge, in so far as no hazardous waste is involved;
4a °. the storage, repackaging, reduction and dislocation of waste, to the extent that it is implemented Title 10.4 of the Environmental Protection Act ;
4b °. the storage, repackaging, reduction and dislocation of wastes arising from the keeping of public space;
5 °. the storage of waste from health care in man and animals and of used hygiene products;
6 °; storage of up to 10 000 tonnes of tyres of vehicles and the making of such vehicles suitable for the production of products;
7 °. the storage and reduction of metal, the casting of metal, not falling within category 12.3, and the cleaning of coils of an electric motor, provided that the storage capacity does not exceed 50 000 tonnes, the capacity of the metal for the shredding of metals, not exceeding 50 tonnes per day, and in so far as there is no hazardous waste;
8 °. the maximum storage capacity of 50 tonnes for liquid hazardous waste and 1,000 disassembled airbags and belt-cycles, disassembly of end-of-life vehicles or disassembly of two-wheeled motor vehicles, and in particular:
a. Removal of liquids from end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles;
b. Saving of vehicle wrecks or wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles;
c. Save when disassembling car wrecks or wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles and the removal of liquids from end-of-life vehicles or wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles;
d. neutralisation of airbags and belt-cycles other than the ignition of mechanical airbags outside the car wreck or wreck of a two-wheel motor vehicle;
e. refuelling from liquid fuel residue released for the use of own use in the absence of car wrecks or wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles;
9 °. the storage of not more than 100 cubic metres of end-of-life equipment as intended Article 1 (c) of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Scheme (1st paragraph) which according to Article 3, second paragraph , Article 4 and Article 5 be taken from that scheme;
10a °. storage of not more than 5 cubic metres of batteries;
10b °. storage of up to 5 cubic metres of energy-saving lamps and discharge lamps;
10c °; storage and refilling of a maximum of 5 cubic metres of ink and toner cartridges;
11 °. To store, for recycling as a product, ornamental and utensils, which are hazardous waste with a maximum storage area of 1,000 square meters and suitable for recycling as a product. in so far as those articles are not dismantled and the surface for repair does not exceed 1,000 square metres;
12 °. the storage of up to the following quantity of the waste referred to in that procedure and which has been incurred in the case of activities carried out outside the establishment by the person driving the establishment:
a. Maximum 50 tonnes total of the following hazardous waste:
1 °. Lubricating, waste oils and oil-containing wastes from maintenance to facilities and installations;
2 °. tar-bearing or bituminous waste, composites of tar-bearing or bituminous roofing waste, liaed with tar or bitumen;
3 °. fire extinguishers;
4 ° organic non-halogen-containing solvents;
5 °. empty uncleaned containers of paint, glues, sealants or resin and other hazardous substances;
6 ° liquid fuels;
7 °. removed asbestos and removed asbestos-containing products;
b. Waste, non-hazardous waste, kept separately in flows similar to the nature, composition and concentrations, in quantities not exceeding 45 cubic metres per stream;
(c) a maximum of 45 cubic metres of mixed construction and demolition waste, in so far as no hazardous waste is involved;
12a °. it at an establishment, where oil, grease, paint, glue, kit, resin, plant protection products, biocides and dangerous substances are stored in packaging to be sold or delivered to professional users and to the extent that the empty uneinated packaging is taken of those professional users save from:
a. A maximum of 50 tonnes of uncleaned uncleaned packaging, which is hazardous waste; and
b. not more than 45 cubic metres of empty uncleaned packaging, other than hazardous waste and other non-household waste;
13 °. storage of ingested lubricating oil, waste oils as intended Article 1 of the Waste Decision , oil and livestock wastes from maintenance to pleasure craft and bilgewater at an establishment where the pleasure craft with a maximum storage capacity of 50 tonnes is given.
14. to store waste oils as intended for use in a bunker station for inland waterway transport Article 1 of the Waste Decision , lubricating, oil and livestock waste from maintenance to vessels of persons who purchase fuel, lubricating oil or lubricating plant at the bunker station with a maximum storage capacity of 50 tonnes;
15 °. the separation of the oil and water fraction from occupied bilgewater to a facility for the mooring of recreational craft with a slide catch and oil separator with a maximum nominal size of 20 according to EN-EN 858-1 and 2;
16 °. Save and conform Article 4.84 of the Environmental Protection Act working up to four end-of-life vehicles and other vehicle wrecks and not more than four wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles for power-driven maintenance and repair devices;
17 °. the storage of car wrecks, wrecks of two-wheel motor vehicles and other vehicle wrecks in the context of the provision of licence to registration holders by a body designated for that purpose or in the context of investigations by police or judicial authorities;
17a °. the storage of ammunition and explosives in establishments used by the Dutch or a federally armed forces;
18 °. the storage of metal with adherent oil or emulsion and shearing of the oil fraction with a maximum storage capacity of 50 tonnes for the separate mill fraction;
19 °; storage of up to 30 tonnes of lead acid accumulators;
20 ° and storage of metal or plastic waste in a device for the separation and working of metal or plastic waste not exceeding 10 tonnes:
Ornamental and utensils in so far as is hazardous waste, other than batteries, energy-saving lamps and discharge lamps and lead acid accumulators;
b °. empty, uncleaned packages of paint, glues, sealants, resins and other dangerous substances;
21 °. Saving:
1 °. up to 10 000 tonnes of construction materials within the meaning of Article 1 of the Decision applicable to soil quality which are applicable within that Decision;
2 °. not more than 10 000 tonnes of textile materials;
3 ° maximum 10,000 tonnes of packaging glass;
4 °. maximum 10000 tonnes of flat glass;
5 °. up to 10,000 tonnes of food derived from retail and wholesale trade, in so far as there is no hazardous waste;
22 °; storage, reduction and material processing of wood, in so far as there is no impregnated wood or other hazardous waste and with a maximum storage capacity of 10,000 tonnes;
23 °. the storage and reduction of paper and paperboard, in so far as there is no hazardous waste and with a maximum storage capacity of 10,000 tonnes;
24 °, the storage, reduction, cleaning, extrusion and injection of plastic material, in so far as there is no hazardous waste and with a maximum storage capacity of 10,000 tonnes;
25 °. the storage of ornamental and utensils and second-hand building materials other than hazardous waste with a maximum storage area of 6,000 square meters, making it suitable for recycling as a product to the extent that the Area for repair does not exceed 1,000 square metres and separate, strip and mechanically reduce, for the purposes of recycling, a maximum of 50 tonnes per day of ornamental and utensils, to the extent that they exist only Of a combination of metal, wood, plastics, textiles, paper or paperboard and which do not have electronics contain;
26 °. the application of construction materials, land or dredging, to which the Decision on soil quality applies;
27 °. storing up to 10 000 cubic metres of ground and dredging which complies with the requirements of the Articles 39 , 59 or 60 of the Decision on soil quality ;
28a °. storage of up to 600 cubic metres of green waste in so far as no hazardous waste is involved;
28b °. composting of a maximum of 600 cubic metres of green waste arising from work carried out outside the establishment by the person driving the establishment or not from outside the establishment, provided that no dangerous goods are involved. wastes;
28c °. the shredding of green waste arising from work carried out outside the establishment by the person driving the establishment or not from outside the establishment, in so far as no hazardous waste has been involved;
29 ° the use as raw materials of a non-hazardous waste metal, wood, rubber, plastic, paper, paperboard, textile, fur, leather, stonelike materials or plaster for the manufacture, composition or repair of products or components. thereof consisting of metal, wood, rubber, plastic, paper, paperboard, textiles, fur, leather, stonelike materials or plaster, with a maximum capacity of 10,000 tonnes per year;
30 °; the storage of a maximum of 1 000 cubic metres and of the use as animal feed within the establishment and the suitability for such use of vegetable residues from agriculture and horticulture, and from food preparation and processing, except food waste coming from restaurants, catering facilities and kitchens, with a maximum capacity of 4,000 tonnes per year;
31 °. the raw material used to use waste for the manufacture of concrete mortar or concrete goods within a device as defined in category 11.1 (b) of Annex I (C);
32 °. the burning of biomass in a combustion plant with a thermal input of 15 megawatts or less, using the heat released in use, and not hindering the incineration of material reuse;
33 °. The storage of up to 1 cubic metres of used friting fats or oils, other than hazardous waste,
34 °. the densification of the categories of waste listed under 1 to 33 within the specified limits in so far as non-hazardous waste is concerned;
35 °. the bypass and separation and bulking of the categories of waste listed under 1 to 33 within the specified limits.
36 °. mixing of wastes within the categories set out in 1 to 33, using only the mixing prior to waste management in the categories 10a ° to 10c °;
37 °. the mixing of waste, other non-hazardous waste, of the categories listed in 1 to 33 within the specified limits with other substances or materials, other than waste;
29.1. Establishments being:
a. Fleet bases primarily used by the Dutch or a federally established military force;
b. Military Airports, which are mainly used by the Dutch or a federally armed forces;
(c) barracks used mainly by parate units of the Dutch or a federally armed forces;
d. intended for the transport or storage of fuels, which are essential for the Dutch or a federally armed forces;
Ammunition complexes intended primarily for storing or processing explosive substances and articles for the benefit of the Dutch or a federally responsible military force;
f. liaison and command centres for the benefit of the Dutch or a federally armed forces;
g. shooting camps, shooting ranges, shooting areas, shooting areas, shooting range, jumping land or hand grenade orbits used mainly by the Dutch or a federally established military force;
h. intended for the manufacture, maintenance, repair or storage of material or materials for the benefit of the Dutch or an alliance military force, which are essential for the logistical support of the Dutch or a 'alliance';
Laboratories intended for the development and testing of genetically modified organisms of any type of activity with the application of the Decision genetically modified organisms environmental management 2013 it is established that they may only take place with the application of provisions and rules applicable to the highest level designated by the Ministerial Regulation under that Decision;
j. establishments in which more than 50 000 kg of sealable fireworks or theatrical pyrotechnic articles are seized within the meaning of the Fire Working Decision will be saved.
29.2. For the purposes of section 29.1 (g), no consideration shall be given to the shooting of non-sharp cartridges except those which are not taken into account.
29.3. As categories of authorised establishments as intended Article 2.1, second paragraph , of this Decision, establishments shall be designated:
a. As referred to in category 29.1 parts a, b, i and j;
b. As referred to in category 29.1, part g, in so far as:
i. more than 3 million shots are fired every year;
i. explosives from aircraft shall be ejecting;
r. It concerns springland and hand grenade jobs.
1. As categories of establishments as intended Article 41 of the Noise Nuisance Act Those categories of devices designated as such in Annex I, Part C, shall be designated as such where they may cause a significant noise nuisance:
a. 1.3 (a), to the extent that these engines are in operation at the same time, and (b), in so far as the thermal power is equal to or greater than 75 MW, c, below 1 ° and 2 °, and d, for the purposes of Section 1.3, safety flares for the purposes of the detection and extraction of natural gas shall not be taken into account;
b. 2.6. (b) as far as natural gas treatment plants are concerned in natural gas wells and gas collection facilities; and
c. 4.3 (d)
d. 5.3, point (b),
e. 6.2, in so far as the capacity in respect of which is 250,000 tonnes per year or more,
f. 9.3, where the parts f and j apply only to the extent that they are used by pneumatic elevators,
g. 11.3. (a) to (e), except (c) (6 °) (g) and (k),
h. 12.2, points (a) to (g),
i. 12.2 (h) as far as the melting point of the metals or their alloys is higher than 800 K,
j. 13.3 (b) insofar as metal-working activities take place in the open air or in the test of engines in the evening or night period,
k. 14.2, to the extent that a shunting hill is present,
l. 16.3.
m. 19.2,
n. 20.1, point (b),
o. 24.2 and
2. For the purposes of paragraph 1.3 (b), in so far as the thermal power is equal to or greater than 75 MW, no consideration shall be given to the biomass devoid of which the equivalent sound level (LAr, LT), caused by the devices and installations present in the establishment, and the activities carried out in the establishment and carried out at the frontier of the business area do not exceed:
a. 50 dB (A) between 07.00 and 7 p.m.;
b. 45 dB (A) between 19.00 and 23.00;
c. 40 dB (A) between 23.00 and 07.00.
-in the case of construction activities, planning operations and activities relating to a public monument, no environmental permit is required,
-in the case of plant use activities, an environmental permit as referred to in Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2) of the Act can be granted
1. in this Annex, the following definitions shall apply:
background area: erf behind the line crossing the main building at 1 m behind the front and from there parallel to the adjacent public accessible area, without re-crossing the main building or coming into the yard behind the main building;
Aerial carrier: antenna (s) or other construction intended for the attachment of an antenna;
antenna installation: Installation consisting of an antenna, an antenna carrier, the wiring and the equipment, whether or not contained in one or more technical cabinets, with the associated fastening structure;
For the construction site: rear-of-back area and land under the main building, except the land under the original main building;
Associated construction work: the extension of a main building or functional with a main building situated on the same parcel, whether or not against a building, or any other construction work, with a roof;
Dakw: highest point of a shearer roof;
Roof foot: the lowest point of a sloping roof;
erf: or any part of the land, whether or not cultivated, directly located in a main building and in fact furnished to serve the use of that building, and, to the extent that a zoning plan or a management regulation of that building is situated. (a) does not prohibit such establishment;
Main Building: building, or part thereof, necessary to achieve the current or future destination of a plot and, where more buildings are present on the property, is the most important given that destination;
housing for mantelcare: housing in or at a single household of up to two persons, of whom at least one person grants to or receives a staff of a person from a residence;
child care: intensive care or support, which is not provided for in an auxiliary profession to any person in need of assistance, for the purpose of self-reliance or participation, directly arising from a social relationship existing between persons, transcended the usual assistance of housemates, and the need for a statement by a general practitioner, general nurse or other social-medical adviser appointed by the municipality may be demonstrated;
publicly accessible area: Road as intended Article 1, first paragraph, point (b) of the Road Traffic Act 1994 , as well as squares, parks, plantings, public waters and other public areas which are publicly available to the public, with the exception of roads, intended solely for the unlocking of lots by slow traffic;
Pre-inherited area: erf which is not part of the back yard area;
'Foreshell-spotted': Front-face-face-face-face line, management regulation or municipal building regulation;
residential car: for residential buildings, which can be moved in whole or in parts and placed on a parcel intended for that purpose.
2. Unless otherwise provided, the values set out in this Annex in m or m 2 have been measured according to the following terms:
a. Spacing distances;
(b) altitudes from the finished area, where local, non-further, in the course of further progress of the site, disregards, other than as necessary for the construction of, the building work, other than necessary for the construction of the building. remain, and
c. Outdoor work sizes, leaving excellent parts of a non-satisfactory nature up to a maximum of 0,5 m.
3. In applying the second paragraph, introductory sentence and part b, a construction work, to the extent that it is situated on an erf or a plot limit, shall be measured on the side where the finished area is highest.
4. For the purposes of this Annex, housing in connection with mantelcare shall be considered to be functionally connected to the main building.
An environment permit for activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) or (c) of the Act shall not be required if these activities relate to:
1. simply maintenance of a construction work, in so far as detachment, profiling and design of that construction work are not modified;
2. proceedings under a decision as referred to in Article 13 , 13a or 13b of the Housing Act ;
3. any associated construction work or extension thereof in the back succession area, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. In so far as at a distance not exceeding 4 m from the original main building, not higher than:
1 °. 5 m,
2 °. 0,3 m above the top edge of the separation structure with the second building layer of the main building, and
3 °. the main building,
b. To the extent that at a distance of more than 4 m from the original main building:
1 °. if not more than 3 m: fitted with a shearer roof, the roof base not exceeding 3 m, the roof base formed by two or more slashes, with a inclination of not more than 55 °, and where the height of the roof is not more than 5 m and beyond is bounded by the following formula:
maximum roof roof height [ m] = (distance dakk until the perceelslimit [ m] x 0,47) + 3;
2 °. functionally subordinate to the main building, unless it concerns housing in connection with a defect in the mantelage,
c. A distance of more than 1 m from publicly accessible area, unless there are no reasonable requirements of good condition;
d. the location of a residence area as intended by Article 1.1, 1st paragraph, of the Building Decision 2012 , in the case of more than one building layer, only on the first construction layer,
e. not equipped with a roof terrace, balcony or other outdoor area not on the ground,
f. The area of associated construction works, whether or not constructed with a permit, in the construction area shall not exceed:
1 °. in the case of a construction area less than or equal to 100 m 2 : 50% of that arable area,
2 °. in the case of a construction area greater than 100 m 2 and less than or equal to 300 m 2 : 50 m 2 , plus 20% of the part of the arable area greater than 100 m 2 ,
3 °. in the case of a construction area greater than 300 m 2 : 90 m 2 , plus 10% of the part of the arable area greater than 300 m 2 , up to a maximum of 150 m in total 2 ,
g. not on or at:
1 °. a trailer,
2 °. a main building for which the environment authorisation for building it stipulates that the holder of the authorisation shall be obliged, after expiry of a period specified in that licence, to grant the condition of the authorisation to have recovered,
3 °. construction work for recreational night stay by one household;
(4) a roof surface in the rear roof plane or a non-publicly accessible side roof surface, provided the following requirements are met:
a. equipped with a flat roof,
b. measured from the foot of the roof panel of not more than 1,75 m,
c. Underside greater than 0,5 m and less than 1 m above the roof base,
d. Top side more than 0,5 m below the roof rack,
e. Side sides more than 0,5 m from the sides of the roof surface, and
f. Not on:
1 °. a trailer,
2 °. a building for which the environment permit for building it stipulates that it may only be maintained for a specified period; or
3 °. construction work for recreational night stay by one household;
5. a roof window, roof light, light street or similar daytime light supply in a roof, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. If in the rear roof plane, a non-publicly accessible side roof surface or a flat roof, the construction does not project more than 0,6 m outside the roof area or the flat roof, respectively;
b. In any roof surface other than that specified in subparagraph (a),
1 °. The structure shall not project out outside the roof surface; or
2 °. in the case where there are no reasonable requirements of good condition, the construction does not project more than 0,6 m outside the roof surface; and
c. Side side, bottom and upper edges more than 0,5 m from the edges of the roof surface or the flat roof;
6. a heat generation collector or a roof power generation panel, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. If on a foal roof:
1 °. within the roof surface,
2 °. in or directly on the roof surface, and
3 °. inclination angle equal to the roof surface of the roof,
b. If on a flat roof: distance to the sides of the roof at least equal to the collector or panel height; and
c. if the collector or panel is not a single entity with the installation for storing the water or converting the generated electricity: that installation has been placed on the inside of a construction work;
(7) a carriage, cosmetic or faceless panel, provided that in the rear facade, or a side facade of a main building not accessible to the public, or in a façade of an associated building, in so far as that facade is situated in the rear-of-back area at a distance of more than 1 m from publicly accessible area, unless there are no reasonable requirements of well-established condition;
8. an blinds, rolling fence, hatch or roller hatch to or inside a building, provided that, in a roller fence, hatch or roller hatch in a front facade or a public accessible side facade of a main building other than a dwelling or residential building, is met by the Following requirements:
a. placed on the inner side of the external separation structure; and
b. 75% at least equipped with glass-clear penetrating gaps;
9. a separation between balconies or roof terraces;
10. garden furniture, provided that not more than 2,5 m;
11. any sports or gaming apparatus for private use only, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 2,5 m; and
b. functioning solely by means of gravity or physical force of man;
12. an erf or percated separation provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 1 m; or
b. Not more than 2 m; and
1 °. on an erf or parcel where there is already a building with which the erf or perceelsecretion is in functional relationship,
2 °. Behind the pre-facade roar, and
3 °. at more than 1 m from publicly accessible area, unless there are no reasonable requirements of well-established status;
13. a construction for bridging a terrain height difference not exceeding 1 m but not exceeding the subsequent finished terrain;
14. a flagpole on an erf, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. not more than 6 m; and
b. Up to one mast per yard;
15. an antenna installation for the purposes of mobile telecommunications on or to a construction work, including a fencing designed to secure an antenna installation on or to a construction site as referred to in subparagraph (a), provided that the Following requirements:
a. If on or at a high voltage mast, road portal, billypole, light pole, windmill, sirloin, or a chimney not forming part of a construction work, or on an antenna installation specified in part 16 or an antenna installation for building of which a licence as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act is required:
1 °. the antenna, with antenna carrier, measured from the base, not exceeding 5 m; and
2 °. The antenna is greater than 3 m measured from the finished site in the construction work,
b. If on or on to any other construction work, then referred to in subparagraph (a):
1 °. the antenna, with antenna carrier, measured from the base, not exceeding 0,5 m; or
2 °. the antenna, with antenna carrier, measured from the base, or if attached to a facade of a building, measured from the point at which the antenna, with antenna carrier, crosses the roof plane, not exceeding 5 m, and:
a. The antenna, with an antenna carrier, placed higher than 9 m, measured from the finished site at the construction work,
b. The wiring in or directly connected to the antenna carrier or in pantry, or in a cable gutter, provided that this cable gutter is more than 1 m behind the front facade; and
c. The antenna carrier when placing on the roof of a building:
1 °. placed on or near a roof present on the roof,
2 °. placed in the centre of the roof, or
3 °. placed elsewhere on the roof, provided that the distance in m to the front of the building work is at least equal to: 18 divided by the height at which the antenna, with an antenna carrier, has been placed, measured from the finished area adjacent to the building up to the base of the antenna, with antenna carrier;
16. an antenna installation with a corresponding adjustment point for the C2000 mobile communications infrastructure by the auxiliary services sector;
17. any antenna installation other than those specified in parts 15 and 16, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. The antenna installation placed behind the cover area,
b. If it is a satellite dish:
1 °. The diameter of the antenna is not more than 2 m; and
2 °. the antenna, with antenna carrier, measured from the base, not higher than 3 m; or
c. if it is a different antenna than that specified in part b: the antenna, with antenna carrier, measured from the base, or if it is attached to the façade, measured from the point at which the antenna, with antenna carrier, crosses the roof area, not greater than 5 m;
18. construction work for an infrastructural or public supply, in so far as it concerns:
a. A construction work for a utility, water management, air quality measurement, telecommunications, public transport or road, rail, water or air traffic, provided that the following requirements are met:
1 °. not higher than 3 m; and
2 °. not more than 15 m 2 ,
b. construction work, not building, for the purpose of excluding items liable to endanger road, rail, water or air safety for the purpose of securing road, rail or waterway, or railway or rail transport; or aerodrome, or for the purposes of traffic control, traffic management, enforcement of traffic rules, road indication, charging of vehicles, lighting, tolling or providing access to public transport or public transport transport buildings,
c. The overhead contact line with the corresponding load bearing assemblies or signalling poles,
d. underground tube and pipe systems, with the exception of a pipe pipe intended for use in the tubes Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision on external safety tubes ,
e. A container for the collection of household waste as intended Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the Environment , provided that the following requirements are met:
1 °. not more than 2 m; and
2 °. if placed above ground: the surface area does not exceed 4 m 2 ,
f. An electronic siren for alerting the population in the event of a calamity or the threat thereof, as well as the associated fastening structure;
g. street furniture;
19. a warehouse position that relies exclusively on a floor of the building in which it is placed, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not less than 3 m and not greater than 8,5 m; and
b. The storeroom position is not fitted with a floor or walkway;
20. a building cap, building board, scaffolding, heistelling, cranes, damwall or other auxiliary construction that is functional for construction, maintenance or demolition activity, temporary efficacy in ground, road or water construction or temporary work on the site. country to which it General rules for the mining industry decision is applicable, provided that it is placed at or near the site of the site on which such activity or activity is carried out;
21. any other construction work in the field of the back or back of the succession, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 1 m; and
b. Not more than 2 m 2 ;
22. the use of an existing building work for housing in connection with a mantelcare.
An environment permit for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act shall not be required if this activity relates to:
1. any associated construction work or extension thereof in the back succession area, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 5 m,
b. A distance of more than 1 m from publicly accessible area, unless there are no reasonable requirements of good condition;
c. the location of a residence area as referred to in Article 1.1, 1st paragraph, of the Building Decision 2012 , in the case of more than one building layer, only on the first construction layer, and
d. Not equipped with a roof terrace, balcony or other outdoor space not on the ground;
2. a construction work on the ground for recreational night stay, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 5 m; and
b. Not more than 70 m the area 2 ;
3. a roof surface in the front roof, a side roof turned to the public accessible area or, in so far as it concerns a construction work referred to in Article 2 (4) (f), the rear roof plane, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. reasonable requirements of welfare shall not apply;
b. equipped with a flat roof,
c. measured from the foot of the roof panel of not more than 1,75 m,
d. Underside more than 0,5 m and less than 1 m above the roof base,
e. Top side 0,5 m below the roof knob, and
f. Side edges more than 0,5 m from the sides of the roof;
4. a sports or gaming appliance other than for private use only, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 4 m; and
b. functioning solely by means of gravity or physical force of man;
5. a pool, hot tub or similar device, or pond on the erf at a residence or residential building, provided it is not fitted with a cover;
6. construction work, not building, in the field of the back of the land for the purposes of agricultural operations, in so far as it concerns:
a. A silo; or
b. Other construction work not exceeding 2 m;
7. a pipe pipe to which Article 2, part 18, does not apply;
8. a change of a construction work, provided the following requirements are met:
a. No change in the load bearing structure,
b. No change in the hydration or a protected sub-fire compartment,
c. no extension of the cultivated area; and
d. No expansion of the construction volume.
An environment permit for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (f) of the Act shall not be required if this activity relates to:
(1) ordinary maintenance as referred to in Article 2 (1), in so far as material and colour does not also change, and in the case of a garden, park or other construction, does not change the construction, or
2. an activity that exclusively leads to intruded changes of a component of the monument that does not have any value from the point of view of monument care.
For the provision of an environmental permit for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act where with application of Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (2) of the Act a derogation from the planning or management regulation shall be taken into account:
1. any associated construction work or extension thereof, provided that, where located outside the builtup area, the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 5 m, unless there is a greenhouse or a farm building of light construction at the service of an agricultural holding;
b. Not more than 150 m the area 2 ;
2. a building for the purpose of an infrastructure or public facility referred to in Article 2 (18) (a), which does not meet the requirements of that sub-section, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 5 m; and
b. The surface area does not exceed 50 m²;
3. a structure, no building, or any portion of such a structure, provided the following requirements are met:
a. Not more than 10 m; and
b. The surface area does not exceed 50 m²;
4. a roof terrace, balcony or other non-ground outdoor space to or on a building, a roof roof, roof building or similar building expansion, extension of a construction work with a construction part of a subordinate nature or Facilities aimed at isolating a building;
5. an antenna installation, provided that the antenna is not greater than 40 m;
6. an installation at a greenhouse construction plant for cogeneration as intended Article 1, 1st paragraph (w) of the Electricity Act 1998 ;
7. an installation at an agricultural company that produces sustainable energy by working out animal excrement until under Article 5 (2) of the Implementing Decision Fertilisers Law designated end products of a processing process described under that Article that looks at the fermentation of at least 50% w/w of animal trappings containing any of the ancillary constituents mentioned in the description of that process;
8. use of land for a non-substantial re-establishment of public territory;
9. the use of construction works, possibly in connection with construction activities which do not increase the size of the area or of the building volume, and of the area adjacent to the construction works, provided that, where located outside the builtup area, it is exclusively concerns an accommodation for workers or the reception of asylum seekers or other categories of foreign nationals;
10. the use of a residence for habitation, provided that the following requirements are met:
a. the recreation house meets the at or under the Housing Act requirements to an existing dwelling;
b. the habitation does not conflict with the at or under the Environmental Environment Act , the Noise-noise law , the Law of ammonia and animal husbandry and the Fragrant and animal husbandry law set rules or the Reproduction law concentration areas ,
(c) on 31 October 2003, the occupant was in use as a dwelling for recreation and residence, and
(d) the occupant of the age of 31 October 2003 was of majority;
11. other uses of land or building works, other than those referred to in parts 1 to 10, for a period not exceeding 10 years.
1. Without prejudice to Article 5, Articles 2 and 3 shall apply only to an activity which takes place in, on or at a national monument as referred to in Article 3 (1) of this Article. Article 1.1 of the Erfgoedwet , a monument or archeological monument on which Article 9.1, first paragraph, part b, of the Erfgoedwet apply, a monument designated under a provincial or municipal regulation or a monument to which, before it has been designated, a regulation of this kind shall apply mutatis mutandis to the extent that it is an activity Referred to in:
(a) Article 2 (1) and (2); or
(b) Article 2 (4) to (21) or Article 3 (4) to (8):
1 °. in, on or on a part of the monument which has no value from the point of view of preservation, or
2 °. at a monument.
2. Without prejudice to Article 5, Articles 2 and 3 shall apply only to an activity taking place in a protected urban or village face, in so far as it concerns an activity as referred to in:
(a) Article 2 (1) and (2); or
(b) Article 2 (4) to (21) or Article 3 in so far as it concerns:
1 °. intrude changes,
2 °. a change of a rear or rear roof surface, provided that such façade or roof surface has not been turned to publicly accessible area,
3 °. a construction work on erf at the back of a main building, provided that that yard is not also part of the yard on the side of that building and has not been turned to publicly accessible area; or
4 °. construction works on grounds which are part of public access.
(1) For the purposes of Articles 2, 3 and 4, the number of dwellings shall remain the same. This requirement shall not apply to the cases provided for in:
(a) Article 2 (3) and (22) and Article 3 (1), in so far as it concerns housing in connection with mantelcare,
(b) Article 4 (1), in so far as it concerns housing in connection with mantelcare,
(c) Article 4 (9) and (11).
2. Articles 2 and 3 shall not apply to an activity taking place in, to, on or at a construction work in violation of Article 2.1 of the Act was built or used.
(3) Article 2 (3) and (22) shall not apply either to an activity taking place in:
a. A safety zone included in the zoning plan or control regulation, typed as A zone or B zone, around ammunition storage or a device for operations with explosive substances;
b. an area where that activity is not permitted by the zoning plan or the management regulation because of the location-related risk of 10 -6 per year as a result of the presence of an establishment, transport route or pipe, or because of the location in a strip in a impeded area for the purpose of maintaining a pipe pipe;
c. an area situated within an applicable distance as specified in Article 3.12 , 3.18 , 3.28 , 3.30a , 4.3 , 4.4 , 4.5 , 4.5a , 4.5b , 4.77 or 4.81 of the environmental management decision .
(4) Article 3 (1) and (2) shall not apply either as far as the construction works covered by the activity are subject to rules under the zoning plan which are subject to the application of Article 40 of the Monuments Act 1988 As it was the law for the entry into force of the Heritage Act , in the interests of archaeological preservation, unless the surface of the construction work is less than 50 m 2 shall be.
5. Article 3 (8) shall not apply either to an activity which is also an activity referred to in Article 2 (2) to (21) or (3), (1) to (7) but does not comply with the provisions of those Articles in respect of that activity; Requirements laid down.
6. Article 4 (9) and (11) shall not apply to an activity referred to in either Part C or D of the Annex to the Decision on Environmental Impact Assessment .
If more buildings are present on a plot which are necessary for the attainment of the current or future destination or if the main building is not a dwelling, but on the property one or more dwellings on the ground are present the back succession area shall be determined by the main building, the house or one of the other buildings referred to above, the front of which is closest to publicly accessible area.
(1) Where an associated construction work as referred to in Article 2 (3) consists of a part which is situated on more, and a part less than 4 m from the original main building, and is not an internal separation structure between the two Parts of Article 2 (3) (b) (2) of Article 2 (2) of Article 2 (2) of the original main building are to be applied mutatis mutandis.
2. If an associated construction work as referred to in Article 2 (3) is used for housing in connection with a personnel care, part f of Article 2 (3) shall not apply provided that the following requirements are met:
a. Movable in whole or in parts,
b. Not more than 100 m the area 2 , and
c. Outside the builtup bowl.
1. An environment permit for activities as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, points (a) and (c) of the Act does not require, where those activities involve building a construction work that had already been engaged before the entry into force of the law and at the time when that building commenced for that under the Housing Act No planning permission was required.
2. An environmental permit for an activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a), (c) or (f) of the Act shall not be required, if that activity had already been commenced before the entry into force of a decision amending this Decision and at the time of the commencement of such a decision, as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, points (a), (c) or (f) for that activity were required.
3. On an application to obtain an environment permit for an activity for which Article 2.12, first paragraph, point (a) (3) of the Act an environmental permit may be granted before the entry into force of a decision amending this Decision, which has not yet been irrevocably decided at that time, and relates to an activity in the course of which the decision is taken to that change as an activity as referred to in Article 4 of this Annex is designated, the duty applicable shall remain as applicable before that date.
For the purposes of this Annex:
a. Production, processing, water-evaporative or melting capacity:
1 °. Production, processing, water-evaporative or melting capacity described in the environment authorisation for the establishment concerned, or
2 °. where an environmental permit does not contain a description under 1 °: maximum production, processing, water-vapour or melting capacity of the installations and facilities established in the establishment concerned;
b. annual production: total realised production over the calendar year, prior to the reporting year.
1. Indirections belonging to the categories of establishments mentioned in: Annex I below:
2.6, point (b);
5.3, point (b);
6.2. (a) or (b);
7.4;
8.2, point (a) or (b);
9.3, under g or h;
11.3, point (c) (1 °), 4 ° or 6 °, or in point (d);
12.2, point (a);
16.3, point (b)
24.2;
28.4, point (e) or (f).
2. Pomp and distribution stations for the purpose of oil or gas extraction belonging to the category of establishments listed in 1.3, point (a). Annex I .
(3) Electricity plants in respect of establishments in which fuels are being stoked in one or more plants, with a total thermal power of 300 Mw or more, of which the thermal capacity is: from the maximum amount of fuel that can be fed to a combustion plant per unit of time.
4. Aviation areas as intended Article 1 (g) of the Aviation Act , belonging to the category of establishments listed in 1.3, point (c). Annex I .
5. Indirections for the manufacture of:
a. Organic chemicals,
b. inorganic chemicals; or
c. phosphorous, nitrogen or potassium-containing fertilisers
with a processing or production capacity of 100,000 tonnes or more.
6. Indirections for the manufacture of:
a. plant protection and biocides products;
b. Pharmaceutical products, which are produced by a chemical or biological process; or
c. explosives,
with a processing or production capacity of 20 000 tonnes per year or more.
7. Indirections intended for the processing or processing of chemical products, including elastomers, peroxides, alkenes and nitrogen compounds, with a production capacity of 50 000 tonnes per year or more.
8. Beer breweries belonging to the category of establishments listed in 1.3 (a) or (b), or (27.3) of Annex I .
9. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed under 9.3 (a) of Annex I with a water evaporation capacity of 250,000 tonnes per year or more.
10. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed under 9.3, point (i), of Annex I with a production capacity of 25 tonnes per hour or more.
11. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed in 11.3 (b), Annex I with a capacity of 100,000 tonnes per year or more.
12. Indirections belonging to the category of devices listed in 11.3. (e) of Annex I with a melting capacity of 150,000 tonnes per year or more.
13. Indirections for the secondary manufacture of non-ferrous metals or alloys thereof with a production capacity of 100,000 tonnes per year or more.
14. Indirections belonging to the categories of establishments listed under 12.2 (b), (c), (e), (f) or (g) of Annex I with a production area of 250 000 m 2 or more.
15. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed under 12.2 (d) of Annex I with a production area of 250 000 m 2 or more.
16. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed under 12.2 (h), of Annex I :
-for the smelting of non-ferrous metals or alloys with a production capacity of 15,000 tonnes per year or more and an annual production of 5 000 tonnes or more,
-for the casting of iron having an annual production of 5 000 tonnes or more, or
-for the casting of non-ferrous metals with an annual production of 4,000 tonnes or more.
17. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed in 12.2. (i), of Annex I with a production capacity of 100,000 tonnes per year or more.
18. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed in 13.3 (a) of Annex I With an annual production or assembly of 10,000 or more motor vehicles or motor vehicles.
19. Indirections belonging to the category of establishments listed in 13.3 (b), Annex I , in so far as it concerns shipyards with a dock length of 200 metres or more, where beam or preservation works are carried out in the open air.
20. Indirections belonging to the category of devices listed in 16.1 (a) of Annex I and which are also included in the category of establishments listed in 1.3 (b) of Annex I.
21. Indirections belonging to the category of devices listed under 27.3 of this Regulation. Annex I with a capacity of 250,000 indwelling equivalents or more.
22. Indirections in which an incineration plant is located within the meaning of the first sentence of Article 12, second paragraph, of Directive No 2000 /76/EC from the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union of 4 December 2000 on the incineration of waste (PbEG L 332).
23. Indirections as intended Article 4 or designated pursuant to Article 8 of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 .
