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Regulation of the Minister for Housing, Regional Planning and the Environment of 30 March 2010, No BJZ2010008979 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of the Law and general provisions of the Law on the environment and of the Law on the environment (rules on environmental law)
The Minister for Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment,
Acting in accordance with the Secretary of State for Education, Culture and Science;
Having regard to the Articles 5.3, 4th paragraph , and 5.11, third paragraph, of the Law on general provisions and the Article 4.3, third paragraph , 4.4, first paragraph , 4.7 and 5.4, second paragraph, of the Environmental Law Decision ;
Having regard to Directive No 2008 /1/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 January 2008 on integrated pollution prevention and control (codified version) ( PbEG L 24);
Decision:
For the purposes of this arrangement:
Decision: Environmental Law Decision ;
construction activity: activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Act ;
BRL: the National Assessment Directive adopted by the Central College of Experts of the Quality Assurance Installation Committee;
Gross content: gross content as referred to in NEN 2580;
gross floor area: gross floor area as referred to in NEN 2580;
Details: the drawing-up of an unambiguous description of a group of similar constructional components in their form, dimensions, material use and other requirements and whose position is unambiguously fixed;
EPC: Energy performance coefficient specified in Article 5.2 of the Building Decision 2012 ;
Use area: Use surface as specified in Article 1.1, 1st paragraph, of the Building Decision 2012 ;
Group risk: cumulative opportunities per year that kill at least 10, 100 or 1000 people as a direct result of their presence in the area of influence of an establishment and an unusual occurrence within that establishment involving a dangerous substance;
Area of influence: territory in which, according to by our Minister under ministerial arrangement on the basis of Article 15, first paragraph, of the Decision on external security rules to be included in the calculation of the group risk;
ISO: a standard established by the International Organization for Standardization;
IN: a Dutch standard published by the Stichting Nederlands Normalisation-institute;
IN-EN: standard harmonised by the European Commission for Standardisation;
establishing or operating an establishment or mining work: activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e), below 1 ° or 3 °, of the Act ;
On-site risk: risk in a place outside of an establishment, expressed as the one-year probability of a person residing without a break-off and unprotected in that place, as a direct result of an unusual occurrence within that establishment in which a person who is a member of the institution of the institution of the institution of the dangerous substance;
Street level: the high altitude of the construction work in relation to:
1 °. the level of the road on the spot of the main access, for a construction work whose main access borders directly on the road for a construction work, or
2 °. the height of the site on the spot of the main entrance on completion of construction for a construction work whose main access is not adjacent to the road;
Changes to an establishment or mining work, or to changes in its operation: activity as referred to in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) (2) of the Act ;
permit: environment permit as referred to in Article 1.1 of the Act .
1 An application by electronic means shall be made using the electronic form available on the date of submission of the application through the national provision intended in Article 7.6 of the Act .
2 The minister sets out a system description for the nationwide provision.
3 The competent authority shall be responsible for the management of the data entered in the part of the national provision at its disposal. Such management shall, in any event, include the granting and limitation of access to information on an application and for the care of the archive documents.
4 With regard to the processing of personal data in the national provision, the Minister and the competent authority shall be responsible, in so far as such processing takes place under his or her responsibility, in the sense of Article 1 (d) of the Personal Data Protection Act .
1 In the application, the applicant shall state:
a. the name, address and place of residence of the applicant, as well as the applicant ' s electronic address, if the application is filed with an electronic form;
b. the address, cadastral indication, or the location of the project;
c. a description of the nature and size of the project;
d. if the application is submitted by an authorised representative: his name, address and place of residence, as well as the electronic address of the authorised representative, if the application is filed with an electronic form;
e. if the project is carried out by a person other than the applicant: his name, address and place of residence.
2 The applicant shall provide the application for an indication of the location of the activity or activities requested. This term shall be indicated by means of a situational account, map, photographs or other appropriate means.
3 The applicant shall submit to the application an indication of the costs of the work to be carried out.
1 Data and documents provided by electronic means at the time of application shall be provided in one of the following archive file formats:
a. photos: PNG and JPG
b. scans: TIFF, JPG, PDF/A-1a, PDF/A-1b, and PDF 1.4
c. officeDocuments: PDF/A-1a and PDF 1.4
d. drawings: PDF/X and PDF 1.4
2 If the files are supplied electronically, they are marked as 'read-only' (read only).
If the activity for which the licence application is requested is temporary, the applicant shall indicate this in the application. It shall also indicate as far as possible the time at which the activity or activities will be terminated or will be terminated.
1 As regards the particulars and documents relating to the application for authorization of a construction activity, the applicant shall make known the links between that information and other documents and the other particulars and documents relating to the application. -
2 If the application for a construction activity permit relates to a residential wagon may meet the requirements relating to the supply of the particulars and documents intended to be used in Article 2.2, first to fifth paragraphs These documents shall be fulfilled by submitting documentation from the supplier, provided that the particulars and documents referred to are clearly known.
In or in the application for a construction activity licence, the applicant shall provide the following information and documents for the purposes of checking the requirements of the Building decision 2012 :
1. from the point of view of safety:
a. Data and documents showing that the construction work to be constructed or to be changed meets the requirements in relation to:
1 °. taxes and tax combinations (strength and stability) of all (to be amended) constructive parts of the construction work, as well as of the construction work as a whole;
2 °. the extreme boundary state of the construction construction and components of the construction construction.
If the application concerns the modification or extension of an existing construction work, it is also apparent from the data supplied as to the construction of the existing construction (drawings and calculations) and what the materials used are;
b. a written explanation of the design of the constructions, showing, in particular, the following:
1 °. the holdings of taxes and tax combinations;
2. the constructive coherence;
3 °. the stability principle;
4 °. the description of the construction structure and the resistance to succumb to fire of it;
c. The detailing of stairs, hellingorbits and floor separations (including stern works);
d. The direction of rotation of movable structural components;
e. the fire safety and smoke production of applied materials;
f. The fire compartmentalisation. The declaration shall also include data on doors and daytime light openings in external separation arrangements. In so far as it is important for fire operation, the doors and daytime light openings shall also be specified in interior separation arrangements;
g. the flight routes and their associated level of protection, as well as the nature and location of fire safety facilities;
h. The intrusive resistance of accessible facade elements;
2. from the point of view of health:
a. the characteristic noise of the external separation structure, the protection against noise from installations, the sound absorption of common traffic areas, corridors and stairwells where the construction work has a residential function, the Acoustic noise between non-communal accommodation of the same use function and the soundproofing between spaces of different use functions;
b. the water intake of applied materials of floor, wall and ceiling in sanitary spaces;
c. Air and water densities, the factor of temperature and moisture-proof devices of internal and external separation structures;
d. The ventilation facilities of premises and facilities for the discharge of flue gas and the supply of combustion air;
e. data and records on the feeding of rats and mice;
f. the day-to-day accession;
3. from the point of view of usability:
a. Indication of the use function, areas of residence, accommodation spaces and dimensions and occupancy of all areas including total areas per use function;
b. The indication of bath or toilet space, lifts, outer storage and outer space;
c. data and documents on the integral accessibility of construction work and in the construction work;
(d) the marking of the floor pitch relative to the adjacent area;
the indication of the position of the adjustment of the duty and of cooking, stash and hot water appliances;
f. in the case of construction work in the case of a utility building, the indication of the stallingspace for bicycles;
4. from the point of view of energy efficiency and the environment:
a. data and documentation on the EPC, the thermal properties of the external separation structure applied, and the limitation of air permeability;
b. data and documents on the environmental load of the building by the materials to be used, determined by the Environmental Performance Deterning Method and GWW work 1-11-2011;
5. on installations:
a. Data and documents relating to the emergency power supply and lighting;
b. The pipeline plan and connection points of gas, electricity and water supply;
c. The connection points of the drinking water and hot water supply;
d. The pipeline plan and connection points of drains and rainwater drains;
(e) data and records on the nature and location of fire-safety installations and of the flight route designation;
f. a drawing of the establishment of the site of the construction work with the facilities for the accessibility and the location of fire extinguishing systems and the setting of fire-extinguishing vehicles;
g. data and documents showing compliance with the additional rules for tunnel safety from the Building decision 2012 ;
h. in the case of a residential building: data and documents on self-closing doors, progenders, signalling facilities and doorways to avoid high level of crime;
i. data and documentation on building-related safety equipment for safe maintenance through the Safe Maintenance on and off-premises 2012 Checklist;
j. data and documents relating to technical construction systems and their corresponding system efficiency;
6. from the point of view of preventing unsafe situations and limiting nuisance during building: a safety plan as intended. Article 8.7 of the Building Decision 2012 ;
7. other requirements:
a. quality declarations and CE marking, and data and documents for the purpose of an equivalence application;
b. any additional particulars and documents for the purpose of granting a waiver of the rules of the Building decision 2012 as intended in Article 7 of the Housing Act , including data and documents showing that consent as referred to in Article 14 of Directive 2004 /54/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on minimum safety requirements for tunnels in the transEuropean road network (PbEU) 2004, L 167, as corrected by PbEU 2004, L 201) was obtained in order to derogate from the requirements of that Directive.
The applicant shall, in the application for authorisation of a construction activity, provide the following information and documents for the purpose of checking the zoning plan or management regulation, and, where applicable, the urban planning authority. rules of the building regulation:
a. the floor plans of all floors and an overall picture of the new situation and, as far as it is concerned, the existing situation;
b. the intended use and use of the construction work and the associated land to which the application relates;
c. an indication of gross content in m 3 and the gross floor area in m 2 the (part of the) construction to which the application relates;
(d) a situational account of the existing situation and a situational account of the new situation with the size of the plot and surface, as well as the location of the construction work in relation to the plot limits and road, the the way in which the land is closed, the adjacent land and the land used for it and the intended use of the land associated with the intended construction work;
e. the height of the construction work relative to the street level and the number of construction layers;
f. the establishment of parking facilities on its own premises;
g. particulars and documents relating to an opinion to be taken from the Agrarian Advisory Committee in the case of an application for a construction activity in an area of agricultural use;
h. other information and documents related to any necessary review of a zoning plan, management regulation or a decision as referred to in Article 4 (2). Article 4.1, third paragraph , or 4.3, third member, of the Spatial Planning Act ;
(i) if specified in the zoning plan: a report setting out the archaeological value of the site to which the application will show that it is likely to be disturbed;
(j) particulars and documents relating to any necessary checking of an operational plan.
In the application for authorisation of a construction activity, the applicant shall submit to the other provisions of the Construction Regulation a research report on soil pollution based on research, in order to has been carried out by a person or an institution approved for that purpose on the basis of the Soil quality decision .
In the application for authorisation of a construction activity, the applicant shall provide the following information and documents for the purposes of the evaluation of the criteria of the standard of welfare, as referred to in Article 4 (2). Article 12a, first paragraph, of the Housing Act :
a. drawings of all the facades of the construction works, including the facades of the building work, showing how the planned construction work fits in the immediate vicinity;
b. principedetails of visual determinations of the construction work;
c. Colour photographs of the existing situation and surrounding buildings;
d. An indication of the construction materials to be applied and their colour (external separation structure). In any case are given the material and the colour of the facades, the joinery, window frames, windows and doors, balcony fences, gutters and boules and the roofing covers.
In or in the application for authorisation of a construction activity for a road tunnel as intended for use in the road tunnel Law additional rules safety road tunnels , the applicant shall provide the following information for the purposes of the review to the requirements of that Act:
a. An explanation showing that the design of the tunnel complies with the standard of Article 6, first paragraph, of that Act ;
b. if a standardised equipment is applied, an explanation showing that the design is in line with the standard equipment of the tunnel for which it is based on Article 6b of that Law has been chosen.
1 In the authorisation of a construction activity, if the applicant has submitted a request for subsequent supply, the following particulars and documents shall be provided within three weeks prior to the start of the implementation of the construction activity. shall be submitted:
a. Data and records relating to taxes and tax combinations (strength and stability) and the extreme boundary condition of all (to be amended) constructive parts of the construction work as well as of the construction work as a whole, to the extent that it is not the the main line of the construction or the construction principle;
(b) particulars and documents relating to the details of the installations used in or for the construction work, provided that they are not the main lines of data or the principle of the installations used; The main line shall cover, inter alia, the mode of heating, cooling and air handling, the location and mode of vertical transport and the location and type of fire safety installation.
2 The first paragraph shall not apply to the extent that the information and documents relate to drawings or calculations showing the principle of construction of the new situation and, where the situation is concerned, for the existing situation. This concerns:
a. drawings of the final design of the construction of all floors including the overall size of the floors;
b. schematic foundation outline or palenplan with global placement, numbers and paalpoint levels, including global ground survey showing the standing load of the substrate;
c. Floor and roof floor plans, including overall measuring;
d. Summary drawings of constructions in steel, wood and pre-fabricated concrete, including stability facilities and dilatations; principedetails of characteristic constructional components (1:20/1:10/1: 5), including measures;
e. a written explanation of the design of the constructions as intended in Article 2.2, first paragraph, part b .
3 If the nature of the building plan gives rise to the discretion of the competent authority, the authorization may provide for particulars and documents to be given in the course of Article 2.2, first paragraph, parts c to h, and second to sixth members , 2.3, part i , 2.4 and 2.5 , shall be submitted within three weeks before the start of the implementation of the act in question.
1 The applicant shall provide for the drawings on the application for authorisation of a construction activity of a clear size and scale.
2 Unless Article 5.8 The following drawings shall apply to the maximum scale to be applied to the following drawings:
a. Situation Accounts: 1:1000;
b. facade drawings, floor plans and cross sections:
1 °. construction works of less than 10,000 m 2 gross floor space: 1:100;
2 ° construction works 10,000 m 2 or greater gross floor space: 1:200;
c. Detail drawings: 1: 5 or 1:10 or 1:20.
3 The diagram shows the orientation of the construction work on the plot and with respect to surrounding buildings and roads (north arrow).
1 A map of the application for an environmental permit for a construction activity concerns a cross-section of a building layer at 1200 mm above the floor level indicated:
a. external and internal separation arrangements (including material indication);
b. Floor peilmates;
c. stairs and hellinglanes;
d. indoor and outdoor frames;
e. Cokers, shafts, ducts and chimneys;
f. Any surfaces that have a direct relation to or belong to:
1 °. utility functions;
2 °. areas of use and floor areas;
3 ° heated and unheated areas;
4 °. the areas of use, functional areas and areas of residence;
5 °. traffic areas;
6 °. accessibility sectors;
g. other data which may be used to indicate floor plans, such as toilet areas, bath rooms, outdoor storage, outdoor areas, elevators, stallingsspaces, technical premises, storage areas and upsetting and cooking, stook- and hot water heaters.
2 The floor pitch relative to the street level and the height of the mower field shall be indicated on the site of the entrance to the construction work.
3 For the purposes of the evaluation of the usability, the area of use and the area of residence, the relevant cross-sections including 1500-2400-2600 mm high-point line and measuring, shall be drawn.
4 All views (façal drawings) shall be displayed in perpendicular vertical projection. All dense parts and frames that have a direct link to the calculations are as such traceable in calculation, reporting, or reconvoy.
1 Calculations carried out on account of the application for the authorisation of a construction activity shall meet the following requirements:
(a) provide the name and version of the calculation programmes used;
b. Input data and manual calculations are given on continuous numbered sheets;
c. provide the origin of basic or input data;
d. symbols and abbreviations presented in accordance with the NEN standards applicable to the different calculations. If different symbols or abbreviations have been used in the calculation programmes used, they are explained separately;
e. numerical data are represented in SI units (International Standard of the Système International).
2 The following information relating to the calculation software used is shown in the data and documents in the application for authorisation of a construction activity:
a. Calculating software used;
b. Calculating method description;
c. description of the application;
d. Indication meaning values presented;
e. marking accuracy results;
f. chosen axle system description;
g. statement used symbols and quantities.
Constructive calculations carried out because of the application for the permit for a construction activity shall meet the following requirements:
a. schematization under the application of the relevant NEN and NEN standard (s), including tax schematics;
b. attributing material properties according to the NEN and NEN standard (s);
c. In the form of a calculation, incalcated quantities motivated by construction part are justified;
d. Accountable supporting properties;
e. calculation results per load scheme worked out according to the relevant NEN and NEN standard (s);
f. equipped with measuring values.
1 Calculations of the mechanical ventilation carried out because of the application for a construction activity permit shall contain at least the following information:
a. Trance-diagrams with diameters and lengths;
b. Pressure loss data;
c. brand and type of installation to be applied.
2 Thermal insulation calculations and energy performance calculations performed due to the application for a construction activity permit shall contain at least the following information:
a. total area of the window frames, windows, doors, dense parts and similar construction parts;
b. surface area of each type of glass used and its thermal properties;
c. Drawing on which dwellings used for the EPC have been calculated;
d. EPC boundary dwellings or residential building (by means of shading on map drawing);
e. building function and energy sectors (on drawing for non-residential buildings, shaded);
f. input data EPC computation (building physical properties construction, installations and handling calculation program).
3 The energy performance calculation referred to in paragraph 2 shall be carried out using an NL-EPBD ® EPC attested computer program as referred to in BRL 9501 of 6 December 2006, including amending sheets of 27 September 2012 and 4 December 2014.
An application for a permit for a construction activity for a road tunnel as intended Law additional rules safety road tunnels is executed according to Annex 2, Section B2, to the supplementary rules for safety road tunnels .
1 In or in case of application for a permit for any adjoining activity as specified in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (b) of the Act provide information and documentation to the applicant in defining the nature, size and effects of the activity:
a. the specific location where the work or efficacy will be performed;
b. The dimensions of the work or the magnitude of the efficacy;
c. Materials to be used;
the extent to which the land has been drained from land to a different location;
e. the presence of obstacles which stand in the way of carrying out the work or the efficacy.
2 Where required by the zoning plan, the applicant shall provide a report stating the archaeological value of the site to which the application will be disturbed to be sufficiently established.
In or in case of application for authorisation for use of grounds or building works, intended to be used in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (c) of the Act , the applicant shall provide information and documentation on:
a. the intended use and use of the land and the construction works to which the application relates;
b. the effects of the intended use on land use planning;
c. if that applies to Article 41 of the Monuments Act 1988 As it was the law for the entry into force of the Heritage Act , is required by the competent authority, a report in which the archaeological value of the site, which will be disturbed by the application, has been established to a sufficient degree;
(d) a situational account of the existing situation and a situational account of the new condition, showing the size of the plot and surface, as well as the location of construction works relative to the plot limits and the road surface, the method on which the site is closed, the adjacent land and the buildings and the intended use of the land corresponding to the intended construction work;
e. the reason for and the extent to which the exploitation plan is waived.
1 In or in the application to use a fire safe for a construction work, intended to be used in Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (d) of the Act , the applicant shall provide:
a. A north arrow with a scale of a scale not less than 1:1000;
b. per building layer a floor plan that meets the following requirements:
-scale up to 1:100 at a construction layer of less than 10,000 m 2 gross floor area;
-scale up to 1:200 at a construction layer of 10,000 m 2 gross floor area or more.
2 The floor plan or an annex thereto relating to the fire-safe use shall contain the following information:
a. indication of the scale of the floor plan;
b. per building layer:
-the height of the floor above the measuring level;
-area of use;
-maximum number of persons,
c. by room:
-floor area,
-intended use;
-in the case of spaces for more than 25 persons, the highest occupancy of that space, and the establishment of inventory and the elements of entry as referred to in the Articles 7.13 and 7.14 of the Construction Decision 2012 ;
d. With the indication of the place of the following, to the extent that they are:
-fire and smoke-proofing structures;
-escape routes;
-turning direction of doors,
-self-closing doors as intended Article 7.3 of the Building Decision 2012 ;
-closing work of doors as intended Article 6.25, sixth paragraph, of the Building Decision 2012 ;
-flight route indications;
-emergency lighting;
-Orientation lighting as intended in Article 6.5 of the Construction Decision 2012 ;
-fire melting centre and fire alarm panel,
-hose-hose reels;
-mobile fire extinguishers;
-dry fire extinguishing systems;
-fire-fire entrance;
-key vault or pipe;
-fire brigade elevator, and
e. information and documentation on the nature and location of fire-safety installations.
The terms are in accordance with NEN 1413: 2007, in so far as this standard provides for it.
3 In the application of an equivalent solution as specified in Article 1.3, first paragraph, of the Building Decision 2012 also provide the applicant with data and documents with which equivalence is sufficiently likely to be established.
1 The applicant shall provide the following particulars and documents in the application for authorisation of establishment or operation of an establishment:
a. the layout, execution, activities and processes in the establishment and the techniques or installations to be applied for such purposes, including the means of energy supply, to the extent that they may reasonably be relevant to for the assessment of adverse effects on the environment, which may cause the establishment;
b. The activities and processes referred to in point (a) relating to raw materials, intermediate, non-final products and finished products;
c. the maximum capacity of the establishment and the total nominal motor or thermal input power of the facilities belonging to the establishment;
d. the times and days, or periods when the establishment or the various parts thereof, will be in operation;
e. the nature and extent of the load on the environment which the establishment may cause during normal operation, including an overview of the significant adverse effects on the environment which may be caused by it;
f. measures or provisions for the purposes of:
1 °. apply it or make it suitable for the useful application of the waste arising in the establishment;
2 °. the storage of the waste in the establishment;
3 °. the removal of the waste arising in the establishment;
g. the other measures or provisions that have been or are being taken to prevent or mitigate the adverse effects on the environment which the establishment may cause;
h. during the operation of the establishment, the load on the environment, which the establishment causes, shall be determined and recorded;
i. the developments which are reasonably foreseeable for the applicant in relation to the establishment which may be of interest for the decision on the application;
(j) as far as establishments to which IPPC installations are concerned: a brief description of the main alternatives studied by the applicant for the proposed technology, techniques and measures.
2 The application shall be accompanied by a non-technical summary of the information referred to in the first paragraph.
The applicant shall provide information on:
a. Unusual Occurrences as referred to in Article 17.1 of the Environment , which are reasonably likely to be considered;
b. the load on the environment, which may cause those occurrences;
c. the nature and extent of the forms of environmental pollution to be distinguished from such occurrences;
d. measures taken to prevent or limit the burden on the environment, which may cause the establishment as a result of such occurrences.
1 The applicant shall provide in or upon application the results of an examination of the quality of the soil at the place where the establishment will be or is located.
2 The applicant shall submit a report as referred to in the application or in the application Article 2.11, first paragraph, of the Environmental aid decision . The study included in the report complies with the standard sheets in the 1 and NEN 5740 2 .
If the application relates to an establishment, which belongs to a category for which deputed States, Our Minister, Our Minister for Economic Affairs or Our Minister of Transport and Water State are empowered to decide on the application, the applicant shall also indicate in or in the application of the application the measures taken to prevent or limit the load on the environment, which may cause the establishment or the mining to be carried out during the operation of the establishment, or mining or other parts thereof, where applicable, A distinction is made between test-turning, normal operation, cleaning, maintenance, and recovery.
If the application relates to a facility belonging to a category, which is mentioned in: Annex I, points 11.1, 12.1, 13.1, point (a) (1 °) and 2 °, 17.1, 18 or 19 of the Decision , whether it belongs to a category, for which deputed states, Our Minister, Our Minister for Economic Affairs or Our Minister of Transport and Water State are empowered to decide on the application, shall provide the applicant with or at the time of application data on:
a. the nature of the sounds and the amount of noise to be expected which the establishment may cause outside the establishment within a territory specified by the competent authority;
b. the times at which the noise load will occur;
c. the method by which the nature of the sounds and the height of the noise load have been established.
If the application relates to a facility belonging to a category, which is mentioned in: Annex I, point 21, 28.4 (g) or 29.1 (k) of the Decision , the applicant shall also provide, in or in the application of the application, data and documents relating to:
a. the names of those who are responsible for the activities of the genetically modified organisms and for the monitoring and control of their safety;
b. the possible existence of biological safety committees or subcommittees;
c. the desired number of each of the requested categories of physical containment, as intended in Article 2.55, first paragraph, points (b), (c) and (d) of the Genetically Modified Environmental Management Decision 2013 ;
d. a floor plan of the establishment, subscribed to the GMO area as intended for the purpose of Decision genetically modified organisms environmental management 2013 which shall be indicated where the different categories of physical containment will be located.
If the application relates to a facility, which belongs to a category, which has been mentioned in Annex I, under 28.4 or 28.5 of the Decision , the applicant shall also provide, in or in the application of the application, data and documents relating to:
a. the nature, composition, quantity and origin of the incoming waste;
b. The procedures for acceptance and control of the incoming waste;
c. the means of financing the activities and an estimation of the size of the investments made;
d. to set rates for the application or disposal of the applicant, as well as the manner in which the tariffs are constituted;
e. the availability and professional competence of persons employed in the establishment;
f. the manner in which the incoming waste is recorded;
g. the manner in which the substances, preparations or other products or waste resulting from the process of recovery or disposal are disposed of, disposed of, applied or disposed of, and the means of registration thereof;
h. the business and organisational structure, as well as the arrangement of the actual management of the activities in the establishment;
i. the name and address of the person who has the actual management of the activities in the establishment.
If the application relates to a facility belonging to a category, which is mentioned in: Annex I, Section 28.6 of the Decision , the applicant shall indicate the nature, composition, quantity and origin of the waste concerned in the application or in the application.
1 If the application relates to a facility belonging to a category, which has been mentioned in Annex I, point 28.1 (c), 28.4 (f), or 28.4 (g) of the Decision In cases involving the landfill of waste, the applicant shall also provide, in or in the application of the application, particulars and documents relating to:
a. The quality of the soil at the place where the device will be or is located;
b. The soil and geohydrological conditions at the site of the establishment or is situated, including at least data relating to:
1 °. to the extent applicable, the average groundwater level determined by measurements taken by the Netherlands Standards Institute, EN 5766, issue 1990, at least twice a month on the 14th and 28th of that month; have been made during a period of at least one year prior to the date of submission of the application;
2 °. the groundwater flow;
3 °. the permeability, thickness, composition and deposition of the soil layers;
c. the forms of environmental pollution and the nature, extent and duration thereof which may be likely to cause the establishment following the termination of the operation of the establishment or its conclusion;
(d) the arrangements for regulating the environmental management of such substances and the protection of the environment, following the termination of the on or near-bottom of the waste;
e. an operating, surveillance and control plan which shall contain at least the information specified in the parts a, b, c, d and h of article 4.1 , as well as the data specified in the Parts (a) to (h) of Article 4.7 It contains.
2 In or in the case of an application relating to an establishment as referred to in paragraph 1, the applicant shall demonstrate that financial security has been or is being lodged to ensure compliance with the requirements relating to:
a. The topseal of a landfill, other than a landfill site, where dredging is only made;
(b) affixing, where necessary, a geohydrological isolation system, or the fitting of a coating to a landfill, which is a landfill site, where dredging is only made.
3 If a municipality, province or authority of water, or the State, is to be the holder of the authorization, a provision of financial security may, by way of derogation from the second paragraph, be or be subject to equivalent provision. taken.
4 If the application concerns an establishment as referred to in the first paragraph in cases where the waste is to be disposed of in the deep subsoil, it shall also be accompanied by a report, which shall carry out a safety assessment which complies with Section 2.5 of the Annex to the Decision No 2003 /33/EC of the Council of the European Union of 19 December 2002 establishing criteria and procedures for the acceptance of waste in landfills in accordance with Article 16 and Annex II of Regulation (EC) No 248/2003 Directive 1999 /31/EC on the landfill of waste (PbEG L11).
5 If the application concerns an establishment as referred to in paragraph 1 and is subject to the storage or tipping of metallic mercury, the latter shall also comply with Article 4, first paragraph, of Regulation (EC) 1102/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 October 2008 on the ban on exports of metallic mercury and other mercury compounds and mixtures and the safe storage of metallic mercury (PbEU L 304/75).
6 An amendment to the Annex referred to in paragraph 4 shall apply to the application of that paragraph from the date of implementation of the amendment in question, except in the case of a ministerial order issued in the Official Journal. the date of the publication of the notice.
1 Where the application relates to a waste facility, the application shall be accompanied by an extraction waste management plan drawn up by the person supplying the waste facility, as referred to in Article 3 of the Decision on the management of wining waste .
2 In or in the case of an application relating to a waste facility, the applicant shall demonstrate that:
a. Disposal of the waste facility, in particular in view of its obligations with respect to protected areas and geological, hydrological and hydrogeological, seismic and geotechnical factors;
b. The waste facility shall be designed so that the necessary conditions are fulfilled to:
1 °. contamination of the soil, air, ground water or surface water body, taking into account in particular Directive 2006 /11/EC , the Floor protection decision-lozingendecree and the Water Framework Directive, to be prevented,
2 °. to ensure that contaminated water and percolate can be collected efficiently; and
3 °. erosion by water or wind shall be counteract as far as technically possible and economically feasible;
c. The waste facility is built, is managed and maintained in order to:
1 °. to ensure its physical stability;
2 ° contamination or contamination of soil, air, surface water body or ground water, and
3 °. damage to the landscape as far as possible to be prevented or to be reduced.
d. Appropriate plans and arrangements have been made for:
1. periodic monitoring and inspection of the supply of waste by persons working within the establishment who have the skills required for such work;
2. the adoption of measures if the results of such monitoring and the inspection indicate the instability or contamination of the water or soil;
e. appropriate arrangements have been made for:
1 °. the rehabilitation and closure of the waste facility;
2 °. the phase after the closure of the waste facility;
f. in the design and construction of that waste facility account has been taken of the necessary conditions to a major accident as intended in Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 prevent or reduce as far as possible the adverse effects of such an accident on human health or the environment, including the cross-border consequences;
g. financial security has been or is being lodged for the fulfilment of the requirements which Decision on Mining Waste Management connected to the licence, as well as for the fulfilment of section 8.2 of the Environmental Management Act , and that the amount for which the security is maintained has been calculated in accordance with the provisions of Decision No 2009 /335/EC of the Commission of the European Communities of 20 April 2009 on technical guidelines for the establishment of financial security in accordance with Directive 2006 /21/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council relating to the management of Waste from extractive industries (PbEU L 101).
If the application relates to an establishment which Section 5.2 of the Environmental Management Decision the applicant shall indicate whether the application is also in or included in the application:
a. the measures or provisions for the recovery of heat generated as a result of thermal treatment of waste;
b. the data referred to in Article 4.1, first paragraph, point (a) , by different types of waste in the waste list referred to in Article 1, first paragraph, of the European Waste List The minimum and maximum value of hazardous wastes, the lowest and the highest calorific value, and the maximum levels for PCBs, pentachlorophenol, chlorine, fluorine, sulphur, heavy metals and others, further specification of the minimum and maximum calorific value pollutants by different types of waste in the waste list;
c. a further description of the most unfavourable operating conditions.
1 If the application relates to an establishment where a maximum of 10,000 kilogrammes of consumer fireworks as specified in the Fire Working Decision The applicant shall state the maximum quantity of consumer fireworks in the sense of the application, in or in the application of the application. Fire Working Decision which is stored in the establishment.
2 If the application relates to a facility belonging to a category mentioned in Annex I, Section 3.5, of the Environmental Law Decision , shall provide the applicant in or at the time of the application:
a. the maximum quantities of substances and articles belonging to transport hazard class 1 as referred to in Annex 1 of the Rules of Transport on the Land of Dangerous Substances , distinguished by hazard sub-class and compatibility group, which shall be stored in the establishment;
b. The maximum amount of consumer and professional fireworks or pyrotechnic articles for theatrical use within the meaning of the Fire Working Decision is stored in the establishment;
c. the names of those by whom or under constant supervision of who is performing acts with professional fireworks or pyrotechnic articles for theatrical use, as far as the application relates to editing professionally fireworks or pyrotechnic articles for theatrical use, respectively;
d. information on the professional competence of the persons working in the establishment, in so far as the application concerns the processing of professional fireworks or pyrotechnic articles for theatrical use.
1 If the application relates to a upper-tier establishment as referred to in Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 , shall be accompanied by those parts of the safety report provided for in: Article 10 of that Decision , which relate to the risks to persons outside the establishment and to the environment.
2 In a case as referred to in paragraph 1, the applicant shall indicate, by category of substances and mixtures listed in Part 1 of Annex I to Directive 2012/18/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on the substance of the application, by category of substances and mixtures. controlling the hazards of major accidents involving dangerous substances, amending and subsequently repealing Council Directive 96 /82/EC (PbEU 2012, L 197) and per substance listed in Part 2 of Annex I to that Directive The Directive, the maximum amount for which licence applications are requested.
3 Where the application relates to a low-cost establishment as referred to in Article 3 (2) Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 , the applicant shall provide the following information, as specified in or in the application:
a. The name and function of the person in charge of the establishment, if the person is different from the person driving the device;
b. the nature of the dangerous substances present in the establishment;
c. by category of substances and mixtures listed in Annex I, Part 1, to the Directive referred to in Part 2 of Annex I and per substance referred to in Part 2 of Annex I to the Directive referred to in the second paragraph:
1 °. the maximum quantity for which licence is requested;
2 °. the quantity which is present in the establishment at the time of normal operations;
3 °. the physical form of the dangerous substance or substances concerned;
d. for the determination of domino effects, for dangerous substances belonging to the category explosive, flammable, highly flammable or highly flammable, referred to in Annex I, Part 1, to the Directive, referred to in the second paragraph:
1 °. An indication of the largest containment system;
2 °. the maximum amount of the dangerous substance concerned which may be present therein;
3 °. an indication of the dangerous substance concerned and an indication of the category to which that substance belongs;
4 °. the location of the containment system in the establishment;
5 °. the pressure and temperature of the substances and preparations concerned in the containment system;
e. the activities carried out in the establishment;
f. the conditions associated with the immediate vicinity of the device which are likely to cause a major accident or to aggravate the effects of such an accident.
Where the application concerns an establishment in which a combustion plant with a rated electrical power of 300 MW or more is present, the applicant shall also provide, in or on the application, data and records relating to:
a. the presence of an appropriate CO2 storage complex as intended Article 1 of the Mining Act ;
b. the technical and economic feasibility of providing facilities for the transport of carbon dioxide to a CO2 storage complex;
c. the technical and economic feasibility of adaptation of the combustion plant for the capture of CO2.
In or in the case of an application for the establishment or entry into operation of a facility, from which waste water or other waste is placed in a supply for the collection and transport of waste water, the applicant shall provide the following information and documents:
a. a characterisation by the nature, composition, characteristics, quantity and origin of the waste, pollutant or harmful substances, which is placed on the facility, stating in any case whether the waste water is continuous than discontinuous being put into the supply, the regularity of the operation, the manner in which it takes place, and the activities from which the waste water originates;
b. a description of the technical data of the sewer system and an indication of the place where the waste water or other waste is placed on the supply, with explanatory drawings, which shall consist, in any case, of sewage disposal;
c. a process schedule of the design and a description of the capacity of each installation through which or in which processes take place that result or can lead to it in a surface water body, contaminating or harmful substances, indicating the types of waste, polluting or harmful substances to which and to what extent are released;
d. a description of the measures or arrangements that have been or are being taken to prevent or limit the placing on the supply of waste water or other waste, with explanatory drawing;
(e) the provisions and measures foreseen to prevent or limit additional discharges resulting from failures, unusual occurrences, probing, testing, taking off of premises, cleaning or repair work;
f. a description of the measures taken in the event of a permanent cessation of operations, in order to prevent or limit the placing on the supply of waste water or other waste;
g. a description of the nature and extent of the effects on the effective functioning of the purity of the process of purification of the waste water or other waste. Where the establishment or mining work has its own waste water treatment, the application shall also indicate the BZV/N content in the effluent of the waste water treatment process;
h. a description of the nature and extent of the load on the quality of the surface water body resulting from the discharge of waste water or other waste, including an overview of the significant adverse effects on the surface water body. water environment;
a description of the manner in which the discharge is determined and recorded and the manner in which the discharge is reported;
j. an indication of the developments reasonably foreseeable for the applicant in relation to the discharge which may be relevant to the decision on the application;
k. a non-technical summary of the data referred to in this Article.
1 Where the application relates to the establishment or operation of an establishment as referred to in the Article 3, parts b, e, f, g and h , or Article 4 (b), (e) and (f) of the External Safety Registration Decision the applicant shall indicate on or upon the request:
a. the location of both the 10 -5 Contour per year as the 10 -6 per year contour of the place-based risk and, if available, the 10 -8 the contour of the risk taken per year, or the distances corresponding to those values for the risk of placement if these distances were prescribed by Our Minister;
b. The size of the group risk, expressed in a graph showing the number of fatalities and on the vertical axis the cumulative chances per year on at least that number of victims, or for those devices for which there is no risk of such a risk. Security report required by the Risk of major accident decision 2015 , if known on the basis of the oriental value for the group risk, the average permissible density of persons within the area of influence around the establishment.
2 For devices to which the Decision concerning the environmental management of LPG service stations or the Fire Working Decision apply, the first paragraph shall remain out of application.
3 When calculating the information referred to in subparagraphs (a) and (b) of paragraph 1, the maximum quantity of dangerous substance specified in the application shall be based on the calculation of the maximum quantity of dangerous substance.
1 The applicant shall indicate, in or in the case of the application for authorisation for the change of a device or of its operation:
a. the intended change in the establishment or operation of the establishment;
b. any data and documents previously provided in connection with the application for the permit or permits under which the establishment has been established or is in operation, the change of influence, with an indication of the amount of the change. change caused by change.
2 The Articles 4.1 to 4.15 shall be applicable mutatis mutandis.
(1) Where the application concerns the change of an establishment or its operation, and where there is a higher establishment as referred to in Article 4 (1) of the EC Treaty. Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 , the applicant shall provide the following information and documents in the application or in the form of the application:
a. A report as referred to in Article 4.13, first paragraph , if: Risk of major accident decision 2015 is applicable for the first time as a result of changing the establishment or changing its operation; or
b. a revised report as referred to in Article 4.13, first paragraph .
2 On an application as referred to in the first paragraph Article 4.13, second paragraph , mutatis mutandis.
3 If the application concerns the change of an establishment or its operation, and where there is a low-cost establishment as referred to in Article 3 (2) of the EC Treaty. Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 , the applicant shall provide the following information and documents in the application or in the form of the application:
a. the data referred to in Article 4.13, third paragraph , if: Risk of major accident decision 2015 is applicable for the first time as a result of changing the establishment or functioning of the device, or
b. Revised data as referred to in Article 4.13, third paragraph
1 If the application concerns the change of an establishment or its operation, the applicant shall indicate, in or in the case of the application, without prejudice to any other Article of this Chapter, the particulars to be given in respect of the application of the application or of the application of the application. Article 4.16 If, as a result of changing the establishment or changing its operation, the application relates, for the first time, to an establishment within the meaning of Article 3, parts b, e, f, g and h , or Article 4 (b), (e) and (f) of the Registration Decision .
2 If the application relates to changing a device or its operation, the applicant shall indicate, in or upon application, the revised data referred to in Article 4.16 .
In relation to an application as referred to in point Article 2.6, first paragraph, of the Act , are the Articles 4.1 to 4.17 applicable mutatis mutandis.
In the case of an application for authorisation as referred to in Article 3.10, third paragraph, of the Act , indicate the holder of the authorisation:
(a) permits or permits under which the establishment is set up or is in operation;
b. the intended change of the device or of its operation;
(c) information showing the components and the extent to which the licence or licences referred to in point (a) and the restrictions and requirements attached thereto are waived;
(d) the time of the intended purpose of achieving the proposed change;
e. data showing that:
1. the intended change in the establishment or operation does not lead to any adverse effects on the environment, or any adverse effects on the environment, than is permitted in accordance with the authorisation in force;
2. °. no obligation to create an environmental impact report as intended Chapter 7 of the Environmental Protection Act ;
3 °. change does not result in a device other than that for which authorisation has been previously granted.
1 The Articles 4.1 to 4.20 These arrangements shall apply mutatis mutandis to the application for authorisation in respect of the establishment or operation of a mining work, or for the change of a mining activity or of its operation.
2 Where an application for a licence as referred to in the first paragraph is required to indicate a place, route or territory, this shall be expressed in:
a. The coordinate system of the State triangular measurement, if the place, route or area is located on the landside of the line defined in the Annex to the Mining Act; and
b. geographical coordinates calculated in accordance with the system of European equalisation, if the place, route or area is at the sea side of the line laid down in the Annex to the Mining Act.
3 In an area, the area is reported, expressed in km 2 .
4 A space or a trajectory, indicating its coordinates, is indicated on a map.
5 The location of an area, indicating the coordinates of the vertices of the area, is indicated on a map.
6 The cards, referred to in the third and fourth member, are drawn on a scale of 1:50,000.
The applicant shall provide the following information and documents in the application for a licence to demolish a national monument:
a. the monument number and, if so, the name of the monument;
b. Cultural historical reports, including architectural history, building history, interior history, or garden history;
c. Oversight and detail photographs giving a clear impression of the monument in relation to the intended demolition;
d. recording drawings of the existing situation and demolition drawings;
e. the demolition method;
f. the nature and quantity of released material.
The applicant shall provide the following information and documents in the application for the authorisation of disturbing a national monument:
a. The monument number and, as far as this is concerned, the toponym or local designation of the monument;
b. the current use of the monument and the use of the monument upon completion of the intended disturbance;
c. a description of the activity, indicating, for each individual operation, an indication of:
1 °. the location and size;
2 °. the depth, expressed in centimetres in relation to the mower;
d. a reasoned declaration of whether the disturbance is appropriate to quality requirements or to the implementing rules applicable to the monument;
e. where the disturbance involves the carrying out of a work or activity or the construction of a road, other than a non-laying activity as specified in the Articles 3.1 or 7.1 , final specifications and specifications;
f. A topographic map or GBKN card, by procedure, the exact location and size, indicating the scale, with a maximum of 1:5000, and equipped with a north arrow and a minimum of two RD coordinate pairs.
The applicant shall provide the following information and documents in the application for the movement of a national monument:
a. the monument number and, if so, the name of the monument;
b. the current use of the monument and the use of the monument upon completion of the intended relocation;
c. a reasoned indication whether the movement is aligned with quality requirements or implementing rules that apply to the monument;
d. Cultural historical reports, including reports on architectural history, construction history, interior history, colour history and garden history;
e. technical reports, including reports on constructive and preventive aspects;
f. A cutlery or working description of the method of movement and, where appropriate, the arrangements to be applied, materials, finishes and colours, and the means of processing thereof;
g. the following photographs that give a clear impression of the monument in relation to the intended displacement:
1 °. Summary photos of the existing situation;
2 °. summary photos of the new location;
3 °. detailed photographs of the existing situation;
h. the following drawings:
1 °. recording drawings of the existing situation;
2 ° plan drawings of the new state;
3 °. additional drawings of the existing and new situation, including detailed drawings and detailed drawings;
(i) in the case of a mill, a report on the molenbiotope of existing and of the new situation;
(i) where there is a reference to the proposed movement, an indication of the body's application for a grant or a financial contribution or will be made.
In or in the application for a licence for a change of a national monument, which is also a construction activity, the applicant shall, in addition to the Chapter 2 The following particulars and documents:
a. the monument number and, if so, the name of the monument;
b. the current use of the monument and the use of the monument upon completion of the proposed change;
(c) a reasoned statement as to whether the amendment is appropriate to quality requirements or to the implementing rules applicable to the monument;
d. Cultural historical reports, including reports on architectural history, construction history, interior history, colour history or garden history;
e. building technical reports, including reports on building physical, constructive, material technical or preventive aspects;
f. a description of the technical record of the monument;
g. a cutlery or working description to be used for each part of the arrangements to be applied, materials, finishes and colours, and the means of processing thereof;
h. Overvision and detail photographs giving a clear impression of the component of the monument where the proposed change will take place;
i. the following drawings:
1 °. recording drawings of the existing condition and of standard registration;
2 ° plan drawings of the new situation and of the work envisaged, including the parts to be replaced or altered to be replaced, where appropriate;
3 °. additional drawings of existing and new conditions, including detailed drawings and detailed drawings;
(j) where there is a reference to the proposed amendment, an indication of the body's application for a grant or a financial contribution.
In or in the application for authorisation of a change to a national monument, which is also a construction activity as referred to in the Articles 3.1 or 7.1 , in addition to the particulars and documents mentioned in those Articles, the applicant shall:
a. the monument number and, if so, the name of the monument;
b. A garden historical report or a management plan;
c. Overvision and detail photographs that give a clear impression of the monument in relation to the proposed change;
d. the following drawings:
1 °. recording drawings of the existing situation;
2 ° plan drawings of the new state;
(e) to the extent involved, an indication of the body to which the proposed amendment is, or will be, an application for a grant or a financial contribution.
In or in the application for a permit to change a driving monument other than by an activity as intended in the Articles 5.1 to 5.5 The applicant shall provide the following information and documents for the restoration of a national monument in a way which is causing it to be desified or endangered:
a. the monument number and, if so, the name of the monument;
b. the current use of the monument and the use of the monument upon completion of the proposed modification or the intended repair;
(c) a reasoned statement as to whether the change or recovery is appropriate to quality requirements or to the implementing rules applicable to the monument;
d. Cultural historical reports, including reports on architectural history, construction history, interior history, colour history and garden history;
e. technical reports, including reports on building physical, material technical and preventive aspects;
f. in the case of a garden or park construction, a management plan;
g. a description of the technical condition of the monument;
h. A cutlery or working description;
i. Photogallery and detail photographs giving a clear impression of the component of the monument where the proposed change or recovery will take place;
j. the following drawings:
1 °. recording drawings of the existing condition and of standard registration;
2. plan drawings of the new situation and of the intended work;
3 °. additional drawings of the existing and new situation, including detailed drawings and detailed drawings;
k. to the extent that it is concerned, an indication as to which body for the proposed amendment or recovery is, or will be, an application for a grant or a financial contribution.
The applicant shall provide the following information and documents, in or in part of the application for authorisation of the use or use of a national monument in a manner in which it is being desified or endangered:
a. the monument number and, if so, the name of the monument;
b. the present use and if it deviate from the intended use of the monument;
c. a statement of reasons for its use or, if any, deviant from the intended use;
d. An indication of the effects of the use or, if any, deviant from the intended use for the monument.
1 For the drawings on the application for a permit for an activity relating to a national monument, the maximum scale to be applied is:
a. Situation Accounts: 1:1000;
b. facade drawings:
1 °. General: 1:100;
2 °. in the case of major changes: 1:20 or 1:50;
c. Floor plans, cross-sections and roof-views: 1:100;
d. Detail drawings 1: 2 or 1:5.
2 The location account shows the orientation of the monument on the plot and relative to surrounding buildings and roads (north arrow).
3 Maps and cross-sections shall contain the following historical data:
a. Balcony Complaints:
1 ° stylised in floor plans of spaces under balkholes;
2 °. drawn in intersections indicating the dimensions;
b. orented (stuc) ceilings, indicated in floor plans of the spaces in question;
c. wood-metering, balcomplaining and hairdressing, indicated in reference drawings of the existing condition;
d. Special spaces or building parts, directly or indirectly involved in the activity, indicated in floor plans.
In or in case of application for authorisation for demolition of a construction work as intended Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (g) of the Act , the applicant shall assume that any construction work can or will be constructed at the site of the construction work to be demolished.
1 In or in case of application for authorisation for demolition of a construction work as intended Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (h) of the Act The applicant shall assume that any construction work may or will be constructed at the site of the construction work to be demolished.
2 If that applies to Article 41 of the Monuments Act 1988 As it was the law for the entry into force of the Heritage Act The applicant shall, as required by the competent authority, provide the applicant in, or in the application of, the application referred to in paragraph 1, in which the archaeological value of the soil under the construction work to be demolished has been determined to a sufficient degree.
1 In or in case of application for authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2a, first to fifth and seventh paragraphs, of the Decision provide the applicant with the data provided in Article 1.10 of the Environmental Management Decision as well as in the cases specified in the Articles 1.11, 5th paragraph , 1.16 , 1.18 , 1.19 , and 1.21b, of that Decision , the information referred to in the provisions in question.
2 In or in case of application for authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2a (6) of the Decision , the applicant shall provide the following information:
a. in the case of the installation of a closed forest-dementia system within a device as specified in the Annex Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act : the data referred to in the Article 1.10 and 1.21a of the environmental management decision ;
b. in the case of the installation of a closed forest-dementia system outside a device as referred to in the Article 1.1, third paragraph, of the Environmental Management Act : the data referred to in Article 1.10a, third paragraph, of the Decision discharging outside establishments .
In relation to the application for an authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (b), (c) or (d) of the Act are: Chapter 5 , Article 6.2 and Article 3.1 applicable mutatis mutandis.
In or in the application for an authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (e) of the Act , shall provide the applicant with data relating to;
a. The location of the way out the for-, side-or rear-yard;
b. the size of the new way out, or of the existing solution to be changed, and its intended change;
c. Materials to be used;
d. The presence of obstacles that stand in the way of the laying or for the use of the way out, such as trees, lampposts and utilities.
In or in the application for an authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (f) of the Act , the applicant shall provide information on:
a. the nature and functioning of the alert;
b. Two warning addresses, including telephone numbers and names of contact persons.
1 In or in case of application for authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (g) of the Act , identifies the applicant to the indication, intended to be indicated in Article 1.3, second paragraph , each holding position to which the application relates to a number.
2 In or in the application referred to in paragraph 1, the applicant shall indicate by number of the holding:
a. The type of wood-based stand;
b. The location of the woodland position on the front, side or rear yard;
c. The diameter in centimeters, measured at 1,30 meters from the mowing field;
d. the possibility of replanting, as well as any intention to replant on a location to be indicated in such a list as the number of species to be indicated in the said location.
1 In or in case of application for authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (h) and (i) of the Act , the applicant shall provide information on:
a. the number and dimensions of the advertising;
b. the height of the advertisement, measured from mesh field to the underside;
c. The materials, colours and lighting to be used;
d. the text of the advertising.
(2) If any person other than the owner, restricted or conducts commercial advertising of the immovable property with his or her permission, the applicant shall indicate in the application the name, address and place of residence of the other.
1 In or in case of application for authorisation of an activity as referred to in Article 2.2, first paragraph, point (j) and (k) of the Act , the applicant shall provide information on:
a. the nature of the movable property;
b. the extent of the storage of the movable business.
(2) If any person other than the owner, restricted to a commercial owner or user of the immovable property with his consent, is to be saved, the applicant shall indicate in the application the name, address and place of residence of the other.
If the application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 1.3a, first paragraph, point (a) of the Environment , the applicant shall provide the following information:
a description of the activity, including details of construction, dimensions and use of installations or other works, and the reason for the activity;
b. One or more cards on such a scale that a clear picture is obtained from the place where the conduct will take place;
c. an indication of the quantity, nature and composition of substances in respect of which it can reasonably be assumed that they are relevant to the adverse effects on the environment which may cause the conduct to be caused, and of the substances to be expected emissions;
d. a description of the measures taken to counteract the adverse effects on soil and groundwater.
If the application relates to an activity as referred to in Article 3.4 of the Decision , the applicant shall provide the following information:
a. the intended use of the closed landfill and of the area in which the aftercare facilities are located;
b. A cadastral map showing the territory of the intended use as referred to in point (a);
(c) the name and address of any person having a right of business or personal right within the territory of the Member State referred to in point (b);
d. an overview of the necessary permits, notifications and consents in order to realise the intended use;
e. the measures taken to:
1 °. to ensure the accessibility of the after-care facilities;
2 °. To prevent damage to the aftercare facilities;
3 °. otherwise not to interfere with the execution of the aftercare;
f. the means of evaluating and reporting on the implementation of the measures referred to in point (e).
1 In or in case of application for authorisation as intended Chapter IX of the Nature Conservation Act 1998 , the applicant shall indicate for which protected natural monument the act or for which Natura 2000 site the project or action has an impact. If it involves several natural monuments or areas, all are listed. In so doing, the applicant shall specify the exact distance of the project or action until the natural monument or area and, on a map view, attach the location of the project or act in relation to the natural monument or area concerned.
2 The applicant shall, in addition to the description of the nature and size of the project or act in addition to the application for a licence as referred to in paragraph 1:
a. the applicant's interest in the granting of the authorisation;
b. the period (s) within which the ecologically relevant operations are carried out within the project.
3 In case of an application concerning a Natura 2000 site as referred to in paragraph 1, the applicant shall, in addition to the information provided in Article 1.3 of this arrangement, a key in if there is a potential deterioration, but certainly no significant deterioration. This test quantified the effects and examines whether there is a real risk that a project or act has a negative impact on conservation objectives intended in particular. Article 10a, second paragraph, of the Nature Conservation Act 1998 .
4 In case of an application concerning a Natura 2000 site as referred to in paragraph 1, the applicant shall, in addition to the information provided in Article 1.3 of this arrangement, an appropriate assessment in if there is a likelihood of a significant consequence, having regard to the conservation objectives referred to in Article 10a, second paragraph, of the Nature Conservation Act 1998 . The appropriate assessment shall contain the following information:
a. an area description identifying the conservation objectives for which the areas in question are designated;
b. for which specific conservation objectives the project has a potentially negative or positive effect, and for which specific conservation objectives the project has no impact;
c. a description of the effects, as accurately as possible, by individual conservation objective, with a securities description per qualification species or habitat;
d. a description of the concrete measures that may be taken to mitigate or prevent the adverse effects (mitigated measures);
e. or, and, if so, to what extent the impact of the project on conservation objectives will reinforce the effects of other projects or plans on those same conservation objectives.
5 If the fourth paragraph shows that, in spite of mitigation measures as referred to in that paragraph, the project is a potentially significant impairment of one or more conservation objectives, as referred to in Article 4 (2), Article 10a, second paragraph, of the Nature Conservation Act 1998 The following elements shall be added to the appropriate assessment:
a. A description of alternative solutions to what is envisaged by the project, where it is sufficiently likely that the implementation proposed by the applicant is better than the one proposed;
b. a description of any compelling reason of overriding public interest to be served by the project;
c. a description of the compensatory measures which may be taken for the natural characteristics affected.
6 In the event that an appropriate assessment has already been made by the applicant for the same project, the data referred to in the fourth and fifth paragraphs may be omitted in so far as the appropriate assessment does not reasonably have any new data and may provide insights on the significant impact of the activity.
7 In so far as an application for a Natura 2000 site referred to in the first paragraph relates to the cause of nitrogen deposition on a nitrogen sensitive habitat or habitat of species susceptible to nitrogen for which a Natura 2000 site is conservation objective is applicable in a Natura 2000 area covered by the programme on nitrogen intended for use in the programme. Article 19kg, 1st paragraph, of the Nature Conservation Act 1998 is included:
a. shall provide the applicant, in or upon the application, a copy of a calculation of the nitrogen deposition resulting from the project or the operation on a Natura 2000 site using AERIUS Calculator as intended Article 1 of the Programmatic Approach Nitrogen ;
b. The test, referred to in paragraph 3, or the appropriate assessment referred to in paragraph 4, shall consist only of a reference to that application for nitrogen.
1 In or in case of application for authorisation as intended Chapter V, Title III, Section 2a, of the Flora and Faunal Law indicate the applicant:
a. a description of the operations to be carried out;
b. the purpose and interest of the acts that will take place;
c. for which protected species an environmental permit is applied for, both with the Dutch name and the scientific name of the protected species;
d. for which prohibitions from the Flora and Faunal Law the licence is requested.
2 In or in case of application referred to in paragraph 1, the applicant shall submit an activity plan consisting of the following elements and data:
a. a description of the nature of the site in which the location of the operations is located, the spread of the protected species on and near to that location and the function of the area in which that site is located for those species;
b. a description of the manner in which the applicant intends to perform the operations;
c. the period during which the operations will be carried out;
d. the planning of operations and substantiation thereof;
e. a description of any other satisfactory solution and the reason why the applicant is not using that solution;
f. the effects of the intended acts on the functionality of the reproductive or permanent rest and residence of the protected species;
g. the effects of the proposed acts on the beneficial conservation status of the protected species;
h. a justification for the investigation that has been done to the effects of the intended operations;
i. a justification for the investigation, done in the distribution of the protected species;
j. a description of any measures taken to prevent damage to the protected species (mitigation measures);
k. a description of the possible measures to repair unavoidable damage to the protected species (compensatory measures);
l. an embedded topographical map showing the location of the acts, the distribution of the protected species, and the location of the mitigating or countervailing measures.
3 If the act has effects on birds, the applicant shall indicate: Article 8.2, first paragraph, part b , an underpinning of an interest recognised by the Birds Directive.
4 If the act has an effect on species listed in Annex IV of the Habitats Directive, the applicant shall indicate: Article 8.2, first paragraph, part b , an underpinning of an interest recognised by the Habitats Directive.
5 If the act has effects on protected species referred to in Annex I to the Decision exempting animal and plant species the applicant shall indicate the Article 8.2, first paragraph, part b , an underpinning of one in the Decision exemption protected animal and plant species Named interest.
6 If the application has implications for protected species as intended Annex I to the Decision exempting animal and plant species , and has been requested for the interests, intended in Article 2, third paragraph, parts h, i or j of the Decision exempting animal and plant species , the applicant shall also support in or in the application:
a. That there is no economic gain;
b. that there is a careful course of action.
1 The competent authority shall provide the inspector with the information referred to in paragraph 2 as soon as possible after the decision has been taken on the competent authority in respect of establishments or establishments of a category of which the competent authority is responsible. the inspector has received written information to be sent to the inspector in writing. The inspector shall indicate the time until such time as he wishes to receive the data.
2 Data shall be understood as follows:
a. A copy of the Environmental Impact Report, referred to in Chapter 7 of the Environmental Protection Act , and the information relating thereto;
a copy of a licence and the data relating to the grant, amendment and revocation of a licence;
c. Licences of licences as referred to in Article 3.10, third paragraph, of the Act ;
d. Notifications of notifications as referred to in Article 8.41, first paragraph, of the Environment , with regard to the setting up or the change of a device or its operation;
e. copies of acts relating to the rules referred to in Article 8.42 of the Environmental Protection Act ;
f. Monitoring reports;
g. copies of correspondence with the holder of a device on compliance with the case of the application or under the Law provided;
h. copies of the decision-making decisions and drafts thereof;
i. copies of enforcement decisions and drafts thereof.
3 By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the inspector may indicate in writing that he intends only a part of the information specified in the second paragraph to be indicated in respect of the establishments or establishments indicated in that connection. received.
4 Once a quarter, the competent authority shall send to the inspector the complaints lodged with him concerning the establishments referred to in the first paragraph.
The competent authority, or, in cases where a licence is authorised under Section 6.2 of the Water Act has been applied for, the governing body empowered to issue that licence, in determining the best available techniques available for the establishment or in respect of a discharge and monitoring requirements shall take into account the relevant BAT conclusions and Dutch information documents on best available techniques, which are included in the relevant information Annex .
1 Where the competent authority determines licensing requirements on the basis of a best available technique which is not described in any of the relevant BAT conclusions:
a. makes sure that the technique is determined taking into account Article 5.4, third paragraph, of the Decision , and
b. is Article 5.5, sixth and seventh paragraph, of the Decision applicable mutatis mutandis.
2 If the BAT conclusions referred to in paragraph 1 do not contain emission levels associated with the best available techniques, the competent authority shall ensure that the method referred to in the first paragraph ensures a level of environmental protection which is equivalent to that of the best available techniques as described in the BAT conclusions.
1 emission limit values established by the competent authority shall be expressed for the same or shorter periods, and for the same reference conditions as those applicable to emission levels of the emission levels associated with the best available techniques relevant BAT conclusions.
2 Where, by way of derogation from the first paragraph, the competent authority determines emission limit values with different values, periods or reference conditions:
a. commits the competent authority to the licence as requirements for the monitoring of the relevant emissions the obligation that the results of the monitoring:
1 °. are available for the same term and reference conditions as for the emission levels associated with the best available techniques;
2 °. regularly or at least annually reported to the competent authority in an overview which allows for a comparison with the emission levels associated with the best available techniques;
3 °. are presented in such an overview that a comparison is possible with the emission levels associated with the best available techniques;
(b) the competent authority shall assess at least annually the results of the monitoring of these emissions in order to verify that the emissions in normal operating conditions would not exceed the best available techniques, emission levels.
1 In this paragraph, the following definitions shall apply:
Administrative organ: Administrative organ as referred to in Article 5.3, second paragraph, of the Act ;
certain at or under the law: certain at or under the Law with regard to activities relating to an establishment.
2 In this paragraph, except in so far as it is understood that criminal law enforcement is concerned, enforcement ' means the enforcement of certain at or under the Law whether the laws in question have been determined by or under the laws concerned.
This Section shall apply to the enforcement of the provisions of, or in pursuits to, the Law or the laws concerned.
1 The analysis of the problems referred to in Article 7.2, second paragraph, of the Decision , in any case, give an insight into:
a. the consequences for the physical environment of violations of the specific case of, or under the conditions of Law whether the laws in question have been determined by or under the laws concerned;
(b) the opportunities for infringements referred to in (a) to be carried out.
2 To the subjects related to the strategy, intended Article 7.2, fourth paragraph, of the Decision , insight shall also include:
a. the manner in which compliance with the conditions of compliance with or under the Law whether the laws concerned are fostered by or under the laws concerned;
(b) the information to persons who drive a device, for the persons who are responsible for it under the provisions of the Law whether the laws in question are applicable.
3 To the in Article 7.2, fourth paragraph, point (a) of the Decision shall be responsible for monitoring compliance with or pursuant to the provisions of the Law whether certain, is exercised by or under the laws concerned, is in any case:
the manner in which the on-the-spot check is prepared and exercised;
b. the frequency with which routine check visits are made, where that frequency for IPPC installations, depending on the environmental risks, compliance behaviour and the presence of a certified environmental care system, is at least one Monitoring visits every three years in the event of a limited environmental risk and at least one verification visit per year in the event of major environmental risks;
c. the manner in which business data and records are checked;
d. the manner in which supervision is exercised to ensure compliance with or pursuant to the provisions of the Law whether by or under the laws concerned certain substances, vibrations, and heat, which or noise which, directly or indirectly, come from a source in the air, the water or the soil shall be taken to the ground;
e. the manner in which the verification and verification of the results of the checks carried out by persons operating a device.
4 To the agreements referred to in Article 7.2, fifth paragraph, of the Decision , in any event, the agreements which have been agreed on:
a. the execution of Articles 18.2a (1) , and 18.2b, first paragraph, of the Environmental Protection Act and Article 95, third paragraph, of the Soil Protection Act ;
(b) enforcement of acts relating to substances, preparations or other products determined by or pursuant to the laws concerned;
(c) the exchange of information on administrative and criminal enforcement.
5 Without prejudice to the frequency referred to in paragraph 3 (b), non-routine verification visits shall be carried out at IPPC installations:
a. prior to the grant or change of a permit;
b. To investigate, as soon as possible, serious complaints, serious unusual occurrences or infringements;
c. If a serious infringement has been established in the event of a check, within six months of the adoption.
6 After each verification visit at an IPPC installation:
(a) the competent authority shall draw up a report setting out the relevant findings on compliance and conclusions on the need for further action;
(b) the competent authority shall forward the report referred to in point (a) to the holder of the authorisation within two months;
(c) the competent authority shall make the report available to any person on request within four months, with the Articles 19.3 to 19.5 of the Environmental Management Act apply mutatis mutandis.
The Governing Body shall operate the implementation programme, Article 7.3, first paragraph, of the Decision , out in work plans for the relevant parts of his organization.
In order to ensure adequate and objective implementation of the enforcement policy, Article 7.4, first paragraph, of the Decision , the Governing Body shall ensure that:
a. The persons in charge of work in the context of enforcement are adequately trained or trained as necessary on the basis of a training plan;
(b) where applicable, with the persons directly concerned or in the case of the person under whose responsibility they are working in writing in respect of the enforcement of the law make use of persons who are not under the organisation of the administrative organ;
c. adequate technical, legal and administrative facilities are available;
d. instruments and apparatus used in the maintenance process are in a good condition of maintenance and shall be calibrated if necessary.
To the in Article 7.6, second paragraph, of the Decision Such data shall in any case include data relating to the number of:
a. checks carried out;
b. infringements detected;
Administrative penalties imposed;
d. Processes-amazing;
e. complaints received about possible violations.
The municipalities in the following parts which participate in the environmental service mentioned in those parts are designated as a circle of municipalities as intended in Article 5.3, first paragraph, of the Act :
a. North-Veluwe: Elburg, Ermelo, Harderwijk, Hattem, Hhonored, Nunspeet, Oldebroek and Putten;
b. Veluwe IJssel: Apeldoorn, Brummen, Epe and Voorst;
c. Achterhoek: Aalten, Berkelland, Bronckhorst, Doetinchem, Lochem, Montferland, Oost Gelre, Oude IJsselstreek, Winterswijk and Zutphen,
d. de Vallei: Barneveld, Ede, Nijkerk, Scherpenzeel and Wageningen;
e. Region of Arnhem: Arnhem, Doesburg, Duiven, Lingewaard, Overbetuwe, Renkum, Rheden, Rhine values, Rozendaal, Westervoort and Zevenaar;
f. River Country: Neighbours, Culemborg, Geldermalsen, Lingewaal, Maasdriel, Neder-Betuwe, Neerijnen, Tiel, West Maas and Waal and Zaltbommel;
g. Region Nijmegen: Berg en Dal, Beuningen, Druten, Heumen, Nijmegen and Wijchen;
h. Region Utrecht: Bunnik, De Bilt, De Circular Venen, Montfoort, Oudewater, Renswoude, Rhenen, Stichtse Fights, Utrechtse Hillrug, Veenendaal, Vianen, Wijk near Sustainstede, Woerden, IJsselstein and Zeist;
i. RUD Utrecht: Amersfoort, Baarn, Bunschoten, Eemnes, Houten, Leusden, Lopik, Nieuwegein, Soest, Utrecht and Woudenberg;
j. IJmond: Beemster, Beverwijk, Haarlem, Heemskerk and Purmerend;
k. North Sea Canal Area: Aalsmeer, Amstelveen, Amsterdam, Diemen, Haarlemmermeer, Ouder-Amstel, Uithoorn and Zaanstad;
l. Middle-Holland: Alphen aan den Rijn, Bodegraven-Reeuwijk, Gouda, Krimpenerwaard, Zuidplas and Waddinxveen;
m. West-Holland: Hillegom, Kaag en Braassem, Katwijk, Leiden, Leiderdorp, Lisse, Nieuwkoop, Noordwijk, Oegstgeest, Teylingen, and Zoeterwoude;
n. Central West Brabant: Aalburg, Alphen-Chaam, Baarle-Nassau, Bergen op Zoom, Breda, Dongen, Drimmelen, Etten-Leur, Geertruidenberg, Gilze-Rows, Goirle, Halderberge, Heusden, Hilvarenbeek, Loon on Zand, Moerdijk, Oisterwijk, Oosterhout, Roosendaal, Rucphen, Steenbergen, Tilburg, Waalwijk, Werkendam, Wednesdrecht, Woudrichem, Zundert.
This arrangement shall enter into force at the time of the entry into force of the decision.
This scheme is cited as: Environmental legislation.
This arrangement will be set out in the Official Journal.
' s-Gravenhage, 30 March 2010
TheMinister
of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment,J.C. Huizinga-Heringa
Document Name
Annual
Finer
| Hand-giving ceremony (co-) digestion of manure |
September 2010 |
InfoMil.nl |
| NRB 2012; Dutch soil protection directive |
March 2012 |
rwsleefenviron.nl |
| Hand-giving ceremony methane reduction landfill sites |
April 2007 |
rwsleefenviron.nl |
| Policy line IPPC ambient ammonia and animal husbandry |
June 2007 |
InfoMil.nl |
| Hazardous Materials Publication Series (PGS) | ||
| PGS 7: Storage of solid mineral mineral fertilisers |
October 2007 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 8: Organic peroxides: Storage |
December 2011 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 9: Liquid oxygen storage of 0.45-100 m 3 and erratum |
October 2007 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 12: Ammonia: storage and handling |
July 2005 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 13: Ammonia: application as a refrigerant for cooling plants and heat pumps |
February 2009 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 15: Storage of packaged dangerous substances |
December 2011 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 16: LPG: Delivery equipment |
September 2010 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 18: LPG distribution depots |
July 2005 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 19: Storage of propane |
June 2008 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 22: Application of propane |
September 2008 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 23: Propane, filling stations of propane and butane bottles |
July 2005 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 24: Propane filling stations for spray, butene, butane and dimetyl ether as propellant |
July 2005 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 25: Natural gas-Delivery installations for motor vehicles |
October 2011 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 28: Liquid fuels-underground tank installations and delivery systems |
December 2011 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 29: Directive for overhead storage of combustible liquids in vertical cylindrical tanks |
October 2008 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 30: Liquid fuels-overhead tank installations and delivery systems |
December 2011 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| PGS 33-1: Natural gas: Delivery plants of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for motor vehicles |
June 2013 |
publicationeksdangerathoffen.nl |
| Water BAT documents | ||
| Agriculture | ||
| Assessment method Emission Reduction measures Lozingsdecision open growing and livestock farming |
March 2003 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Recycling of rinsing water; Effects on the microbiological quality of rinsing water |
September 2003 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Good casting water; Assessment framework for compulsory construction of a cast water supply to ground-bound glass-building farms |
January 2004 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Background paper glatorial construction. e.g. KRW-December note 2005, final version |
August 2005 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Soil remediation + dredging | ||
| Discharges from temporary dredging specimens |
April 1998 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Riooloverting | ||
| Pan 1: Part 1: Point of operation of the point of reference to the point of reference to the reference point |
June 2001 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Rigid deposit part 2: Unpious base effort |
June 2001 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Cast-up landfilling Part 3: Authorisation of the licence, castor-deposit |
December 2001 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Pour pour pour Part 4a: Further elaboration of the monitoring of the oil transfer, track 1 |
September 2002 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Pour pour pour part 4b: Further elaboration monitoring riooloverlandfill, phase B |
January 2003 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Industrial activities | ||
| Comprehensive approach to risk of unforeseen discharges |
February 2000 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Processing water fraction hazardous and non-hazardous wastes |
April 2001 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Offshore |
February 2002 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Integrated enterprise study tank vehicle cleaning |
April 2002 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Instrumentation | ||
| Measuring and sampling of waste water |
March 1998 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| General Assessment Methodology 2016: |
March 2016 |
www.infomil.nl/ABMwater |
| Standards for Water Management |
May 2000 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| 2016 Immissietoets Manual |
March 2016 |
www.infomil.nl/Immissiewater |
| Environmental standards in perspective |
September 2002 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Wvo-licences Lozingrequirements |
November 2005 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| Warm-up | ||
| CIW assessment systematically warm-singing |
November 2004 |
Helpdeswater.nl/ciw |
| BREF Essay | ||
| Memorandum BREF Large combustion plants |
October 2007 |
InfoMil.nl |
| Memorandum BREF Smeeries and foundries |
June 2008 |
InfoMil.nl |
| Refill Note BREF Ceramic Industry |
June 2008 |
InfoMil.nl |
| Memorandum BREF Textile industry |
June 2008 |
Helpdewater.nl/InfoMil.nl |
| BREF Industrial Cooling Systems Essay-up |
February 2009 |
Helpdewater.nl/InfoMil.nl |
| BREF's Chemie Essay Note |
June 2010 |
Helpdewater.nl/InfoMil.nl |
| BREF Admissions of Storage Essay Note |
December 2010 |
InfoMil.nl |
| Memorandum BREF Foods-and dairy industry |
December 2010 |
InfoMil.nl |
