General provisions
section 1 of this Regulation applies environmental dangerous activities and
health protection under Chapter 9. the environmental code.
2 repealed by Regulation (2013:262).
section 3 of the Municipal Board under this regulation the
Municipal Board which shall comply with the municipality's data within the
environmental and health protection.
3 AOF With environmental report under this regulation a
environmental report in accordance with chapter 26. paragraph 20 environmental code
or according to the instructions given on the basis of
26 Cape. second or third paragraph of section 20 of the environmental code.
Regulation (2010:953).
4 § If in a case or case under Chapter 9. the environmental code is
ask for authorisation for an environmentally hazardous activities whose
admissibility according to the environmental protection agency or the marine and
Water Authority should be examined by the Government in accordance with chapter 17. paragraph 3 of the
the environmental code, the agency or authority in good time before the goal
is put out to the main negotiation or authorisation decisions communicated
report the matter to the Government. Regulation (2011:625).
Application review of environmentally hazardous activities
Mandatory under Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code
5 § it is prohibited without a licence pursuant to the Environment Act
establish or operate an environmentally hazardous activities in the cases
dangerous substances, as defined in section 4 of
the annex represents a dangerous environment management, included or intended
be part of the business. Regulation (2013:262).
section 6 of an activity or action described under the heading
"Dangerous substances means a management environment that will
be in accordance with Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code "in section 4
of the annex shall not be carried out without such a condition
referred to in Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code. If the operation or
the measure also is licensed under
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251), which applies in the
the regulation said if the trial also permits
for the handling of dangerous substances. If the operation or
action is not licensable under
environmental assessment regulation, should the issue of permits for
handling of dangerous substances must be examined by the County Government.
Regulation (2013:262).
6 (a) repealed by Regulation (2013:262).
6 (b) § Provincial Executive must hand over a tillståndsärende to
Another County Board, if
1. the other County Administrative Board are present or have
a tillståndsärende that has a close relationship with
the former case,
2. the transmission of common management or
It is appropriate that the County Board that has tested a
previous case also tries out the new case, and
3. surrender may take place without considerable inconvenience to any
party. Regulation (2008:690).
In other cases
section 7 of The application for authorisation referred to in Chapter 9. 6 (a)
or 6 b § environmental code shall be adjudicated by the County Government. If
activities covered by 17 Cape. section 1 of the Swedish environmental code, the application
rather than be tried by the land and Environment Court.
Regulation (2013:262).
Time for the review of decisions
section 8 of the environmental protection agency, marine and water authority and
The Swedish civil contingencies agency may, within their
responsibilities, notify such rules referred to in 24
Cape. 5 paragraph 1 the Environment Act. Regulation (2015:237).
Procedure
9 a copy of documents in a case concerning State
to be determined by the County Board to pass to the point
where documents are to be kept available. A communication on
applications must be sent to the municipal board as well as to
The environmental protection agency, marine and water authority and the authority
civil contingencies Agency.
If the County Government has decided that in 24 Cape. 7 §
the environmental code, on its own initiative, take up the question of the review of the
a licence, shall inform the Administrative Board
Municipal Board decision. Regulation (2015:237).
10 § When the provincial government's licensing authority should be informed of
time and place of the meeting will be announced by public notice in
ortstidning. The environmental protection agency, marine and water authority,
The Swedish civil contingencies Agency, applicant and
others who have expressed an opinion in the matter should appropriately
be informed.
The corresponding obligation on the land and Environment Court shows
of 22 Cape. the environmental code. Regulation (2015:237).
section 11 of the judgment or decision has decided a question
If the condition referred to in Chapter 9. 6, 6(a) or 6(b) §
the environmental code should send the judgment or the decision to
1. The environmental protection agency, marine and water authority,
the provincial government and the Municipal Board,
2. The State's agricultural work, if the judgment or decision concerning a
activities described in Chapter 2. environmental assessment regulation
(2013:251), and
3. the authority of samhällskydd and readiness, if the judgment or
the decision concerns an activity covered by the Act (1999:381)
on the control of
serious chemical accidents.
If consultation has taken place with any other authority of a case,
should the decision be sent also to the authority.
Regulation (2015:237).
Special provisions on emissions
11 a section For activities and measures with releases to land,
air, surface water or groundwater which is subject to licence
According to section 4 of the annex or under
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251), to the assessment
the need for precautions and conditions in particular
regard to whether the emissions occurring substances listed in
section 5 of the annex. Regulation (2013:262).
11 (b) § When a condition for environmental hazardous activities
contains conditions if the constraint value, will
such a constraint value "means the amount, concentration
or level of emission which may not be exceeded or
adhered to during one or more specified periods of time, or
otherwise specified in the permit. The value should
normally refer to the point where the emissions leave the installation,
without regard to any dilution. Regulation (2013:262).
Specific provisions on the establishment of sewage installations and
heat pumps, etc.
12 § it is forbidden to discharge in water
wastewater from a toilet or agglomeration, on
waste water has not undergone more far-reaching than treatment
slurry extraction.
By way of derogation from the first paragraph does not apply if it is
clear that such emissions can be done without risk of inconvenience
to human health or the environment.
13 § authorisation to
1. establish a drainage device as one or more
flush toilets connected to, or
2. connect a toilet water to an existing drain device.
The required notification to the Municipal Board for the establishment of a
other drainage device than referred to in the first subparagraph.
An application for an authorisation as referred to in the first subparagraph shall be adjudicated by the
Municipal Board. The application is tested, however, by the doctor in the
general physician supervision of the plant.
A municipality may provide for that instead of
notification is required to in some parts of the municipality
setting up such a device referred to in the second subparagraph. Such
regulations may relate only to obtain a permit needed to
protect human health or the environment. Regulation (2008:690).
14 § it is forbidden, without notification to the municipal
Board change such drainage devices referred to in section 13, if
the action can result in substantial change of the amount of wastewater
or composition.
section 15, the provisions of section 13 of the first and second subparagraphs shall not
applied to a waste facility that requires a permit or
notification under the environmental review regulation (2013:251) or if
drainage device is intended to bring the waste water to
only a public sewage system. Regulation (2013:769).
section 16 of the wiring for a drainage device referred to in section 13 shall
be closed, unless the Board permits otherwise.
17 § it is forbidden, without notification to the municipal
the Board set up a heat pump plant for the extraction of
heat out of the soil or of surface water or groundwater. The municipality may
provide that it will require the permission of the Board to
setting up such a facility within the municipality or within certain
parts of this, if it is needed to protect human health
or the environment.
The first subparagraph shall not apply in the case of heat pump plant
requires a permit or notification pursuant to
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251). Regulation (2013:262).
section 18 of the decision authorising the creation of a drainage device
referred to in section 13, the Municipal Board may provide that
the device must not be put into service until it has been inspected and
approved by the Board. The same is true of a decision authorising
to set up a heat pump facility referred to in section 17.
section 19 A licence pursuant to section 13 or 17 is valid for five years but
expires if the work on the device or the installation do not
has been started within two years.
section 20 of what is said in the third paragraph 13, 14, 16 and 17 sections on
notification to and consent by the Municipal Board shall, in the cases
General physician supervision of establishment or operation,
instead refer to general physician.
Of the municipality announced rules under section 17, first subparagraph
does not apply to the establishments or measures
General doctor supervises.
Special provisions for storage, recycling and
disposal of hazardous waste
20 (a) section A request for authorisation to intermediate storage, recycling
or disposal of hazardous waste, in addition to what
specified in Chapter 22. section 1 of the Swedish environmental code, always include
1. qualitative and quantitative particulars of the dangerous waste
the applicant intends to stage, recycle or dispose of,
2. the indication of origin of the waste will, as well as
3. information about where and how this shall
staged, recycled or disposed of.
Regulation (2001:1064).
20 (b) § licensing authority to obtain municipal opinion
of such an application for a permit referred to in section 20.
Where the application relates to a plant that has great significance from
national point of view and the environmental protection agency's concern, marine and
Water Authority, public health authority, the National Board of health and welfare,
The State's agricultural plant or geological
the remit of the inquiry, the licensing authority
seek opinion from the relevant authority.
Regulation (2013:893).
Specific provisions relating to income
20 (c) § the regulatory authority shall decide that the pit is completed,
If the operator requests it and the area of
the operation has been carried out has efterbehandlats in a from
health and environmental sound manner.
A decision as referred to in the first subparagraph may be notified even if the full
the area has efterbehandlats, if the area remains to be
remediate is not larger than 1 hectare and that on this
area not carried on any business that permits or
notifiable under this regulation.
Regulation (2008:690).
20 d § If the regulator becomes aware that a
täktverksamhet who is licensed under this
Regulation is carried out by someone other than the person who has been
permits for operation, the authority shall inform the
The Revenue Commissioners about who carries on the business.
Regulation (2010:953).
20 e § County Government may impose on the applicant for
permission to quarry for the purposes of this regulation to submit a
study highlights the need for täkten and a täktplan of
the extent necessary.
If the order is not complied with, the provincial government may reject
application. The notice shall contain a statement to that effect.
Regulation (2010:953).
20 f § If the provincial government is considering to provide for
the protection of groundwater under Chapter 7. section 22 of the environmental code for a
area covered by an application for an authorisation to supply according to
This regulation, asked for permission be tried first when
the issue of protection of groundwater has been decided.
The County Government cannot, however, rule on the permit immediately,
If there are special reasons. Regulation (2010:953).
20 g § The giving, refuse, amend or terminate a condition
to supply in accordance with this Regulation shall, as soon as possible, send the decision
environmental protection agency and to the municipality. The decision is to be sent
also at sea and water authority, roadholding authority
and surveying authority, unless it is clear that
the authority has no need to be informed of the decision.
Regulation (2011:625).
20 h repealed by Regulation (2014:22).
Notification requirements in accordance with Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code
section 21 is repealed by Regulation (2013:262).
section 22 of A notification referred to in Chapter 1. 10 or 11 §
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251) should be made in good time
before the operation begins, or the action taken. Notification
must be in writing and be filed with the authority or municipality
which, according to the environmental protection Decree (2011:13) exercises
operational supervision over the business or operation. Notification
should, however, be filed with the County Administrative Board, if the activities or
the operation is linked to another issue examined by
the County Administrative Board. Regulation (2013:769).
22 (a) repealed by Regulation (2008:690).
section 23 for a permit under Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code searches for a
activity or action referred to in Chapter 1. paragraph 3 of the
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251) need notification is not
be made. Regulation (2013:262).
section 24 If there are special reasons, the Municipal Board
submit notification to the County Government.
Regulation (2013:262).
24 (a) § redesignation 26 AOF Regulation (2008:690).
24 (b) repealed by Regulation (2008:690).
section 25 A notification referred to in Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code should
contain the information, drawings and technical descriptions
necessary for the supervisory authority to assess the
environmentally hazardous activity or measure the nature, scale and
impact on the environment. To the extent necessary in the individual
case, a notification also contain a
environmental impact assessment (EIA) in accordance with Chapter 6. the environmental code.
Regulation (2013:262).
25 AOF A notification relating to a business with wind turbines
shall, in addition to those mentioned in section 25, contain
1. maps, charts showing business location,
2. a technical specification for each wind turbine
contains an indication of the height including rotor blades, hub height
and the rotor diameter and other technical details of the
importance,
3. a description of the ambient conditions at the site and the
expected energy exchange from the business,
4. a description of how these activities affect the natural and
cultural environments, especially areas that are regulated in 3, 4 and 7
Cape. the environmental code,
5. an indication of whether the wind turbines that
subject to notification to stand together with the already constructed
wind turbines,
6. a statement of the existence of wind turbines within a
radius of 2 kilometers from each wind turbine subject
notification,
7. a description of the routes needed for the construction and
operation of the plant and operations,
8. an account of the draw until the electricity network of the
power lines needed for the construction and operation of the
plant and operations,
9. a landscape analysis with a photo montage or other
demonstrates how the plant is visible in the landscape,
10. an estimate of the noise from the property at the relevant
buildings, and
11. an estimate of the shading and reflections from the resort
in the buildings concerned. Regulation (2013:262).
25 (b) § the authority dealing with a notification request
refers to a business with wind turbines
1. may derogate from the requirements of section 25, if the derogation relating to
things that are not needed for processing, and
2. shall, as appropriate, coordinate the handling of
notification issue with any proceedings according to plan-
and building Act (2010:900) in relation to the same wind turbines.
Regulation (2011:368).
25 c § A notification relating to a facility where a
cost-benefit analysis should be carried out in accordance with paragraph 3 of the Act (2014:268)
If some cost-benefit analyses in the field of energy, will be in addition to
as set out in paragraph 25 of the include
1. a statement of the findings of a cost-benefit analysis
approved in accordance with the law, and
2. the decision on the approval of analysis under the same law.
Regulation (2014:355).
25 d § A notification referred to in Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code shall be
in triplicate, if it relates to an activity or action
which, according to the environmental review regulation (2013:251) are subject to
"must obtain a permit (A)", and in duplicate in other cases.
Regulation (2014:355).
25 e § When a notification referred to in Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code has
submitted to
1. the Municipal Board shall immediately send a copy of
documents to the County, if the notification has been submitted
Board, and
2. the Administrative Board shall immediately send a copy of the documents
to the Municipal Board, if the notification has been submitted
the County Administrative Board.
If the notification concerns an activity which, according to
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251) are subject to
"must obtain a permit (A)", the Board or the provincial Government also
send a copy of the notification to the environmental protection agency and
Marine and water authority. Regulation (2014:355).
section 26 of The State and municipal authorities and organizations
and individuals who may have a particular interest in the matter shall at
and in a reasonable extent be given an opportunity to be heard
a notification.
26 AOF the case of notifiable activities and
measures described in Chapter 2. 3 or section 4, Chapter 3. section 2, Chapter 4.
5, 10 or section 17, Chapter 5. 3, 6, 8, 9, 13, 17, 20, 22, 24, 28,
30 or section 33, Chapter 6. section 3, Chapter 7. section 3, Chapter 12. 6, 8, 10, 11,
12 or section 13, chapter 13. 2, 4 or 6 §, 14 Cape. 3, 4 or 7 §,
15 Cape. section 8, Chapter 16. 6 or section 7, chapter 18. 1, 2, 4, 5 or
section 10, Chapter 20. 2 or 4 section, chapter 21. 8, 9 or section 12, chapter 24. 2
or 5 §, 28 ch. section 2, chapter 29. 17, 28, 29, 31, 32 or 44 §
or 30 Cape. paragraph 3 of the environmental assessment Regulation (2013:251) should
the authority responsible for the registration dossier considered whether
activity or action needs to be. At the
the examination, the authority shall take into account the criteria
set out in annex II to the Regulation (1998:905) if
environmental impact assessments. If the authority finds that
business or operation to likely to have a significant
environmental impact, the authority shall submit to the operator
to apply for a licence. Regulation (2013:262).
27 § When a notification dossier is enough common ground, the
Authority appointed receiver info order
precautions or prohibitions under the Environment Act of the
necessary, or submit to the operator to apply for
authorisation in accordance with Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code. Such measures
not determined, the Agency shall notify the person who made
notification that the case does not give rise to any action by the
authority.
section 28 is prohibited without notification to the supervisory authority
take a avhjälpandeåtgärd as a result of a pollution damage
in a land or water area, ground water, a building or
a facility under 10 Cape. the environmental code, if the action can
result in increased risk of proliferation or exposure of
pollution and this risk is not deemed to be minor.
The first subparagraph shall not apply in the case of areas that have been
explained that environmental risk areas under 10 Cape. section 15
the environmental code.
With regard to the notification referred to in the first subparagraph shall apply
the provisions of §§ 20-25. Regulation (2007:735).
Correction in accordance with chapter 26. section 18 of the Swedish environmental code
section 29 Before a writ of rectification pursuant to chapter 26. section 18 of the
the environmental code communicated or assistance under section 17 of the same
Chapter is requested in the case of an environmentally hazardous activities
The environmental protection agency's or marine and water authority
area of responsibility will be consulted the relevant authority, if
It can be expected that the cost cannot be taken out of the
the action is directed against. However, this does not apply, if the thing is so
urgent that consultation does not take place. Regulation (2011:625).
section 30 Has a supervisory authority decreed for correction pursuant to 26
Cape. section 18 of the environmental code, the cost of the measures
advanced by public funds.
Environmental report, etc.
section 31, an environmental report should contain
1. the indication of the name of operator and
routing number, and
2. the information is otherwise permitted by regulations
The environmental protection agency has notified pursuant to section 47.
Regulation (2010:953).
31 a § in the case of a facility for sorting and crushing
of rock, gravel or other soil species covered by
4 Cape. section 6 of the environmental assessment Regulation (2013:251) should
the operator in an environmental report to include information on the
production, if requested by the Administrative Board. In addition to the
subject to section 31, such a report will contain information on the
production in terms of natural gravel, till, and bedrock.
Regulation (2013:262).
section 32 Of an activity licence or
notifiable under this regulation or under the
Environmental Assessment Regulation (2013:251) is conducted by someone else
than the authorized for activities or notified
the, the new operator as soon as possible inform
the supervisory authority if it changed the relationship.
Regulation (2013:262).
Special provisions for protection against nuisance for
human health
33 section in order to prevent the emergence of inconvenience to people's
health, housing in particular;
1. give adequate protection from heat, cold, draughts, humidity, noise,
radon, air pollution and other similar disorders,
2. have adequate air flow through the device for
ventilation or otherwise,
3. allow sufficient natural light,
4. be kept adequately heated,
5. provide an opportunity to maintain good personal hygiene,
6. have access to water in sufficient quantity and of acceptable
characteristics to beverage, food preparation, personal hygiene and other
housewifery.
34 § in addition to what is stated in Chapter 9. paragraph 9 of the Environment Act shall
buildings, premises for other than general purposes and
facilities be kept free of vermin.
Measures shall be taken against pests that can cause inconvenience
for human health. It is of particular importance with respect
to health protection, the municipality shall ensure that the measures
taken.
35 § there should be enough toilets or in
access to buildings where people stay for a longer
time of day or night.
36 § pets and other animals kept in captivity,
stored and managed to harmful effects for human health
does not arise.
37 § anyone who intends to organize a manure city or other
storage area for animal droppings in the area with detailed plan shall
notify the local board or to the general-
the doctor, then general physician supervision of operations.
38 § it is forbidden to operate without notification or arrange
1. activities in which the public Professional offers hygienic
treatment that involves a risk of blood-borne infection through the use of
scalpels, Acupuncture needles, piercningsverktyg or other
like cutting or stabbing tools,
2. swimming pool which is franchised to the public or as otherwise
used by many people, or
3. preschool, open to schools, recreation centres, open
recreational activities, preschool, primary school, basic särskola,
comprehensive school, upper secondary school, same särskola, special school or
international school.
Notification must be made to the Municipal Board of the commune in which the
activities referred to operate or be arranged. If general physician
supervising operations to notification shall be made to
General physician.
A notifiable activities may commence not earlier than six
weeks after the notification has been made, if not
regulatory authority determines otherwise.
Regulation (2011:567).
Municipal regulations, etc.
39 § if necessary to prevent inconvenience to
human health arises, the municipality may provide that
1. bovine animals, horse, goat, sheep or pigs,
2. furry animals or poultry which are not pets, or
3. snake
must not be kept in the area with detailed plan or
District rules without special permission of the municipal
Board. Such authorisation may be subject to specific
conditions.
40 § if necessary to prevent inconvenience to
human health arises in a municipality, the municipality may notify
regulations on
1. idling of motor vehicles,
2. dissemination of natural manure, sludge and other filth
in the area with detailed plan or next to the area,
3. establishment of a different kind of toilet than water toilet,
4. handling of milk in room for milk products, on which
Food Act (2006:804) does not apply,
5. protection of groundwater and surface water supplies, individual
6. temporary prohibition of small-scale fired by some fixed
fuels in specific areas,
7. care and supervision of heating device for some fixed
fuels,
8. temporary prohibition of burning of leaves, twigs and other
garden waste in the scheduled area,
9. burning of the straw on the land, and
10. air heat pumps.
If in a municipality are found camping on a significant scale,
the municipality may regulate or prohibit such
Camping in particularly vulnerable areas if necessary to
prevent nuisance to human health arise.
The municipality may, in an individual case, provide for
restrictions or conditions for the exercise of amice on
certain public place if it is needed to prevent
inconvenience to human health arise.
Regulation (2010:953).
41 § General physician may indicate the additional regulations
for the armed forces, the Swedish fortifications Agency, Defense
materiel command and national defence radio establishment needed to
protection against harmful effects on human health. Before such
regulations communicated to General physician told
The environmental protection agency, marine and water authority and
The public health authority in the authority heard
area of responsibility. Regulation (2013:893).
42 § if in a municipality are urbanized area
covered by a detailed development plan, the municipality may, on special grounds
causing it, provide that a provision referred to in 37
or 40 paragraph 2 shall also apply in such densely populated
area.
43 § On a separate map shall be marked out areas referred to in
paragraph 13, second sentence, section 17, first subparagraph, second
sentence, 40 and 42 sections. The map shall be annexed to the
other provisions on the protection of health in the municipality.
44 § Municipality shall promptly notify
1. the provincial government about the regulations to which the municipality has announced
under this regulation, and
2. surveying authority of any regulations that the municipality has
announced pursuant to paragraph 40, 5.
Provisions on the announcement and making available of municipal
regulations can be found in Chapter 3. section 30 of the local Government Act (1991:900).
Regulation (2012:649).
45 § Municipality, in addition to the
environmental protection Regulation (2011:13) pay particular
attention to the following buildings, premises and facilities:
1. buildings that contains one or more residential and
associated facilities,
2. premises for education, medical or other disposal,
3. meeting halls where many people tend to gather,
4. hotels, guest houses and similar places where public
Professional offered temporary accommodation,
5. sports facilities, camping facilities, bathing facilities,
Strandbad and other similar facilities that are franchised for
the public or otherwise used by many people,
6. premises where the public Professional offers hygienic
treatment, and
7. premises for the storage of animal. Regulation (2011:21).
Applications and notifications
§ 46 an application or a notification to the Municipal Board
in accordance with the provisions of sections 37 and 38 or provision notified
with the support of the 39, 40 and 42 sections shall be in writing and contain
the data necessary for the case and the drawings and
technical descriptions as needed to assess the
facilities, premises or facilities referred to in the application
or notification.
Provision for a derogation from the obligation to draw up a
environmental impact assessment (EIA) in accordance with Chapter 6. the environmental code, see
section 2 of the Ordinance (1998:905) on environmental impact assessment.
Appropriations for the environmental protection agency
47 § environmental protection agency may announce details relating to the
What precautions to be followed in
1. wood preservation treatment by dipping,
2. wood preservation treatment by pressure or vacuum impregnation,
3. inorganic surface treatment by treatment,
4. the discharge of industrial waste water,
5. urban waste-water treatment,
6. emissions to air from the combustion of
municipal waste which have been granted an authorisation pursuant to
Environmental Protection Act (1969:387) or the Swedish environmental code,
7. the use of sewage sludge in agriculture,
8. storing, draining, disassembly and disposal of other
Junk cars, and
9. storage, pretreatment, recovery and disposal of
waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Regulation (2013:262).
47 AOF the environmental protection agency may
1. in the case of activities covered by licence
environmental review under this regulation or regulation
(2013:251) or by an order to apply for a licence
According to Chapter 9. 6 AOF the environmental code provide that
an environmental report shall contain a statement of the
environmental impact in other respects than the scope of
the terms and conditions of a licence, as well as of other data
related to the scope of the beam and the environment
objectives,
2. in the case of activities which are not subject to licence
According to the environmental assessment regulation provide that
it in an environmental report must be submitted that information on emissions
and transfer resulting from
European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 166/2006 of the
on 18 January 2006 concerning the establishment of a European pollutant
release and transfer register and amending
Council Directive 91/689/EEC and 96/61/EC, in the terms referred to in
European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no 596/2009,
3. in the case of sewerage network which is connected to a
wastewater treatment facility which is licensed under the
environmental assessment regulation provide that in
an environmental report should be provided information on
(a)) the number of bräddningar waste water treatment that have occurred during the
year,
(b)) the places where overflow has occurred, and
(c)) is brimming volume, reported as cubic metres per location and
years,
4. provide for the information on
the production of natural gravel, till, and bedrock as an environmental report
According to section 31 will contain, and
5. provide for how the data in a report
to be reported. Regulation (2014:1371).
Fulfillment of the accommodation in environmental damage case
48 § when the land and Environment Court has announced a judgment or
decision in respect of a claim referred to in Chapter 32. the environmental code that
the environmental protection agency's concern or marine and water authority
area of responsibility, the Court shall inform the relevant authority
If the judgment or decision. Regulation (2011:625).
Supervision and fees
49 § provision for supervision, see 26 Cape. the Environment Act and in
environmental protection Regulation (2011:13). Provisions on the
operational supervisory responsibilities associated with this regulation
see chapter 26. 3 paragraph environmental code and Chapter 2. 4,
26, 29 and 31 of the regulation for environmental inspections.
Of the Regulation (1998:940) on fees for examination and supervision
under the Environment Act contains provisions relating to fees.
Regulation (2011:21).
The exchange of information
49 (a) repealed by Regulation (2013:262).
49 (b) § nature conservation authority is the competent authority referred to in
Regulation (EC) No 166/2006. Regulation (2008:690).
Appeal
50 § provision for appeal, see chapter 18. section 1 and
19 Cape. § 1 the Environment Act and Chapter 1. section 2 of the first subparagraph and
Chapter 5. Act (2010:921) on land and Environment Court.
A decision by a county administrative board or municipality that in 24 Cape.
section 7 of the Environment Act of their own accord to raise an issue for review by a
activities shall be subject to appeal.
The Swedish forest agency may appeal against decisions relating to issues of income
for the purposes of this regulation. Regulation (2010:954).
Penalties and forfeiture
section 51 of chapter 29. the Environment Act provides for penalties and
forfeiture.
Transitional provisions
1998:899
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1999,
environmental protection Regulation (1989:364) and health protection regulation
(1983:616) is hereby repealed.
2. upon entry into force engages in environmentally hazardous activities
for the requirements for the licensing of operation introduced by section 5,
shall, not later than 31 december 2005, if the operation is
specified in the annex to the Regulation (2004:989) on the review of the
some environmentally damaging activities, and otherwise no later than 31
December 2007 have been submitted to a licensing authority with a
application for such a permit.
By way of derogation from the first subparagraph if the condition also applies to the
conducts environmental dangerous activities for which the environmental protection agency
or County Government pursuant to paragraph 10(2)
Environmental Protection Act (1969:387), as in force before 1 July
1981, admitted exceptions from the obligation to apply for
State. Regulation (2006:1162).
3. That upon entry into force engages in environmentally hazardous activities
for the requirements for notification of the operation provided for in section 21, shall
not later than 31 december 2002 have been submitted to the
the supervisory authority with such notification.
By way of derogation from the first subparagraph if the notification does not apply if
the supervisory authority referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section environmental code
has submitted to the operator to apply for permits.
Regulation (2001:748).
2001:513
This Regulation shall enter into force on 16 July 2001. For such
landfills, referred to in § 38 Regulation (2001:512) whether landfill
of waste, for which licence is imposed as a result of this
Regulation, authorisation fr. o.m. on 1 January 2009.
Provisions relating to adaptation plans for such landfill sites, see
38-42 of the said regulation. Regulation (2001:748).
2001:748
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 december 2001.
2. The following applies to activities initiated by 1
December 2002 and which are not subject to authorisation in accordance with paragraph 5 of the
Ordinance (1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and
health protection if licensing status is introduced as a result of this
Regulation. The business may continue to operate until
31 december 2005, on the activities listed in
the annex to the Regulation (2004:989) on the review of certain
environmental hazardous activities, and otherwise to 31
December 2007 although the permit requirement is introduced. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
submitted a permit application to the licensing authority
by 31 december 2005 at the latest, on the activities listed in
the annex to the Regulation (2004:989) on the review of certain
environmental hazardous activities, and otherwise no later than 31 december
2007 and the licensing authority decides otherwise.
Regulation (2006:1162).
3. The following applies to activities which commenced before the
1 december 2001 and which have not been authorized or notified
According to section 5 of the regulation and section 21 (1998:899) about
environmental hazardous activities and the protection of health, of obligatory declaration
introduced as a result of this regulation. Activities must
continue to be carried out until 31 december 2002 without
prejudice to the obligation to put in place. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
not later than 31 december 2002 made a notification to the
the supervisory authority.
4. The provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply if
the supervisory authority referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section environmental code
has submitted to the operator to apply for permits.
2001:1064
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2002.
Regulation (2002:557).
2. The following applies to activities initiated by 1
January 2002 which are not covered by the authorisation required under paragraph 5 of the
Ordinance (1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and
health protection, if the operation has been licensed to
as a result of that particular waste according to the waste regulations
(2001:1063) shall be regarded as hazardous waste. Activities must
continue to be carried out until 31 december 2005, if
activities listed in the annex to the regulation
(2004:989) on the review of certain environmentally hazardous activities, and in
Moreover, until 31 december 2007 even though
the permit requirement is introduced. Thereafter, the business conducted
only if the operator operation filed an application for
permission to the licensing authority not later than 31 december
in 2005, the activities listed in the annex to the regulation
(2004:989) on the review of certain environmentally hazardous activities, and in
Moreover, by 31 december 2007 and the licensing authority
do not decide otherwise. Regulation (2006:1162).
3. The following applies to activities initiated by 1
January 2002 and that are not authorized or notified
According to section 5 of the regulation and section 21 (1998:899) about
environmentally hazardous activity and health protection, if the business has
become compulsorily notifiable by virtue of certain waste as
waste regulations (2001:1063) shall be regarded as hazardous waste.
The business may continue to operate until 31
December 2002 in spite of the fact that the obligation is imposed. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
not later than 31 december 2002 made a notification to the
the supervisory authority. Regulation (2002:557).
4. The activities referred to in section 5 of the regulation
(1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and health protection, or
Regulation (1996:971) of hazardous waste at the end of the year
2001 had permission to manage or take other actions with the
such wastes according to older rules did not constitute
hazardous waste but according to waste regulations (2001:1063)
shall be regarded as hazardous waste. The business may continue to
be subject to the permit as long as the permit is in force,
but until 31 december 2005, if the operation
listed in the annex to the Regulation (2004:989) for review
of certain hazardous activities, and otherwise to
on 31 december 2007. Thereafter, the operation will be carried out only
If the operator operation filed a new application for
permission to the licensing authority not later than 31 december
in 2005, the activities listed in the annex to the regulation
(2004:989) on the review of certain environmentally hazardous activities, and in
Moreover, by 31 december 2007 and the licensing authority
do not decide otherwise. Regulation (2006:1162).
5. The following applies to activities under section 21
Ordinance (1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and
health protection or regulation (1996:971) on hazardous waste
the end of 2001 had been notified to handle or take
other measures with the waste according to the older provisions
did not constitute hazardous waste but according to waste regulations
(2001:1063) shall be regarded as hazardous waste. Activities must
continue to be carried out until 31 december 2002.
Thereafter, the operation will be carried out only if the operator
activities by 31 december 2002 made a notification to the
the supervisory authority. Regulation (2002:557).
6. paragraphs 2, 3 and 5 shall not apply if
the supervisory authority referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section environmental code
has submitted to the operator to apply for permits.
Regulation (2002:557).
2002:557
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2002. The new
provisions shall be applicable for the period from 1
January 2002.
2002:619
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 30 July 2002.
2. The following applies to activities that have been initiated prior to the
30 July 2002 which are not covered by the authorisation required under paragraph 5 of the
Ordinance (1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and
health protection if licensing status introduced by this regulation.
The business may continue to operate until 30
June 2006 even though the permit requirement is introduced. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
submitted a permit application to the licensing authority
by 30 June 2006 and the licensing authority decides
something else. Regulation (2005:358).
3. The provisions of paragraph 2 shall not apply if
the licensing authority in accordance with Chapter 9. section 6, second paragraph
the Environment Act has submitted to the operator to apply for
State.
2003:80
For activities involving nuclear power plants or other nuclear reactor
dismantled or abolished and where the reactor has been shut down
before 1 May 2003 the new rules the measures
for dismantling or decommissioning that after shutdown
beginning on May 1, 2003, or later. Regulation (2003:210).
2003:210
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2003 but applied
from 1 May 2003.
2003:1052
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2004.
2. The following applies to activities that have been initiated prior to the
1 January 2004 and which are not subject to authorisation in accordance with paragraph 5 of the
Ordinance (1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and
health protection if licensing status introduced by this regulation.
The business may continue to operate until 31
December 2005, on the activities listed in the annex to
Regulation (2004:989) on the review of certain hazardous
activities, and otherwise to 31 december 2007
even though the permit requirement is introduced. Thereafter, each activity
be carried out only if the operator operation filed a
application for authorization to the licensing authority not later than 31
December 2005, on the activities listed in the annex to
Regulation (2004:989) on the review of certain hazardous
activities, and otherwise no later than 31 december 2007, and
licensing authority decides otherwise.
Regulation (2006:1162).
3. Activities will be notifiable under this
Regulation may continue to be carried out until 31
December 2004 in spite of the fact that the obligation is imposed. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
not later than 31 december 2004 made a notification to the
the supervisory authority.
4. paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply if
the supervisory authority referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section environmental code
has submitted to the operator to apply for permits.
2005:15
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 February 2005 and may
shall apply as from 1 January 2005.
2. Storage in accordance with section 22 has begun before the
15 February 2005 shall be notified no later than 29 March 2005.
2005:180
This Regulation shall enter into force on 3 May 2005 and may
shall apply as from 1 January 2005.
2005:354
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 30 June 2005.
2. The following applies to activities that have been initiated prior to the
30 June 2005 and that are not subject to authorisation in accordance with paragraph 5 of the
Ordinance (1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and
health protection if licensing status introduced by this regulation.
Activities may continue to operate until 30
June 2006 even though the licence is introduced. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
given in the application for authorization to the licensing authority
by 30 June 2006 and the licensing authority decides
other things.
3. The provisions of paragraph 2 shall not apply if
the licensing authority in accordance with Chapter 9. section 6, second paragraph
the Environment Act has submitted to the operator to apply for
State.
2005:623
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2005.
2. Permission to quarry shall continue to apply if it has
granted on the basis of 12 Cape. § 1 the Environment Act or according to
instructions given pursuant to the Environment Act.
Authorisations shall be considered to be announced pursuant to Chapter 9. section 6 of the
the environmental code.
2006:1142
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 december 2006.
2. Older provisions apply to the examination and the examination
of cases and applications for authorisation which commenced before 1 december
2006.
2007:674
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2007 in question
If section 28 and 1 January 2008 for the rest.
2. The following applies to activities initiated by 1
January 2008 and which have not been authorized under article 5 of the regulation
(1998:899) on environmentally dangerous activities and health protection, on
permit requirement imposed as a result of this regulation or if
activities covered by point 2 of the transitional provisions
to the regulation on environmental dangerous activities and health protection,
point 2 of the transitional provisions of the regulation
(2001:748) amending the Ordinance on environmentally dangerous activities
and health protection, paragraph 2 or 4 of the transitional provisions
to Regulation (2001:1064) concerning the amendment of the regulation on
environmentally hazardous activity and health protection or point 2 of
the transitional provisions of the Regulation (2003:1052) if
Amendment of the regulation on environmental dangerous activities and
health protection. The business may continue to be carried out without
State until 30 June 2008. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator operation
have submitted an application for authorisation to
the licensing authority not later than 30 June 2008 and
licensing authority decides otherwise.
Regulation (2007:1373).
3. The following applies to activities initiated by 1
January 2008 and has not been authorized or notified
According to section 5 of the regulation and section 21 (1998:899) about
environmental hazardous activities and the protection of health, of obligatory declaration
introduced as a result of this regulation. Activities must
continue to be carried out until 30 June 2008 even though
the obligation is imposed. Thereafter, the business conducted
only if the operator operation has made a notification
to the regulatory authority no later than 30 June 2008.
4. paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply if
the supervisory authority referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section environmental code
has submitted to the operator to apply for permits.
5. Older provisions apply to the examination and the examination
of cases commenced before 1 January 2008.
2008:690
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2008.
2. the provisions of this Regulation as compared with older
provisions less stringent requirements for a business to
apply from 30 June 2008.
3. in the case of activities that have been initiated before 1 August
2008 and which have not been authorized under article 5 of and which also does not
have had to seek permission before 30 June 2008 the
the following. If this regulation compared to the older provisions
means that a business is notifiable in lieu of
licensable activities may be conducted without notification
has been made up to 31 december 2008. Thereafter, each
activities will be carried out only if the operator has made
a notification to the regulatory authority no later than 31 december 2008
and the supervisory authority does not decide otherwise.
4. If this regulation compared to the older provisions
more stringent requirements in terms of reporting obligation for a business that
started before 1 August 2008, the business
continue to be conducted without notification is made even
on 31 december 2008. Thereafter, the operation will be carried out only
If the operator has made a notification to the
the regulatory authority no later than 31 december 2008 and
the supervisory authority does not decide otherwise.
5. If this regulation compared to the older provisions
more stringent requirements with regard to obtain a permit for an activity
started before 1 August 2008, the business
continue to be carried out without the authorisation until 31
December 2008. Thereafter, the operation will be carried out only if
the operator has submitted an application for authorisation to
the licensing authority by 31 december 2008 and
licensing authority decides otherwise.
6. What is said in paragraphs 3 to 5 shall not apply if
the supervisory authority referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section environmental code
has submitted to the operator to apply for permits.
7. Older provisions apply to the examination and the examination
of cases initiated before 1 August 2008.
(B) the provisions of section 6 may, however, also apply to cases
before 1 August 2008.
2008:727
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 september 2008 and
apply to activities that are not in operation, or
an authorization under the Environment Act that date.
2. Older provisions apply to the examination and the examination
of cases commenced before 1 september 2008.
2009:863
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 August 2009.
2. A business which, under the older rules,
notifiable, may continue to be subject to the elderly
the rules even though the business is licensed
with this regulation, if the operation is reported on 1 August
2009.
3. The activities carried out on August 1, 2009 and
According to the older provisions is not notification or
permits binding but which become notifiable with this
Regulation may continue to be subject to older
provisions.
4. Older provisions apply to the examination and
the handling of the cases initiated before 1
August 2009.
Annex
Activities and hazardous substances
This annex contains a list of the descriptions of
activities and measures which a licence under section 5 of
and a list of such dangerous substances in emissions
referred to in section 11.
Title 4
ACTIVITIES WITH MANAGEMENT OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES
Dangerous substances means a management environment that will
be in accordance with Chapter 9. section 6 of the environmental code
This Department consists of part 1, which lists the
of specific categories of danger and part 2 which contains a
list of hazardous substances.
The following applies for the purposes of this title.
1. In Regulation (EC) no
1272/2008 of 16 december 2008 on classification, labelling
and packaging of substances and mixtures, amending and
repeal of directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC and
amending Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006, in the terms referred to in
Commission Regulation (EU) no 1297/2014, is
provisions on classification and labelling of substances and
mixtures.
2. Mixtures should be treated in the same way as pure substances provided they
kept within the concentration limits because of the
characteristics set out in Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008, or
its latest adaptation to technical progress, but
If a percentage composition or other description is specified
specifically.
3. Dangerous substances which are not covered by Regulation (EC) no
1272/2008, in the terms referred to in Commission Regulation (EU) no
1297/2014, including waste, but which occur or
likely to occur in an activity and at the
conditions found at the establishment has, or is likely
have the same characteristics in terms of opportunities to
cause major accidents, should provisionally be attributed
to the category of part 1 which is most analog or
hazardous substance in part 2 which is most analogous.
4. If a hazardous substance exhibiting characteristics which result in multiple
classifications according to Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008, the
the wording under Commission Regulation (EU) no 1297/2014;
should the classification corresponding to the minimum amount of
hazardous substance shall apply. Where a hazardous substance is covered by
Part 1 and part 2, the amounts referred to in
Part 2 applies.
5. If any of the substances listed in part 2 paragraphs 42 to 48
included in a flammable liquid, as referred to in Section 1 paragraphs P5a
or should the amounts provided for P5b in the latter paragraphs
apply.
6. the quantity of dangerous substance should be taken into account for the purposes
the regulation is the maximum amount of present or
may be present. Dangerous substances involved in an activity
only in quantities equal to or less than 2%
of the amount specified in part 1 and part 2 should not be included in the
the calculation of the total quantity present if they are
placed within the business so they can't trigger a
major accident elsewhere within it.
7. If, within an activity are present or may be present
several dangerous substances listed in this annex in quantities
is less than the maximum quantities specified for each substance, a
summary be made to determine if the activity is subject to
of the provisions. For the purposes of aggregation to the
selected limit value is always equal to the current
the classification. The summation is done according to the formula
SQX/Qx = q1/Q1 + q2/Q2 + .... + qn/Qn where qx denotes the
If any quantity of dangerous substance x for "topic 1" even "topic
(n) "in the list of subject and categories of substances in
This annex and Qx represents the specified in this annex
maximum amount for each substance or class of substances.
This formula is applied for:
a) summary of hazardous substances listed in part 2 and
included in the acute toxicity category 1, 2 or 3 (via
inhalation) or STOT SEE category 1, along with dangerous
substances contained in section h: records H1 to H3 in part 1,
b) summary of the dangerous substances listed in part 2 and
which are explosive substances, mixtures or articles,
flammable gases, flammable aerosols, oxidizing gases,
flammable liquids, självreagerande substances and mixtures,
organic peroxides, pyrophoric liquids and solids,
oxidizing liquids and solids together with the dangerous
substances contained in section P entries P1 to P8 in part 1,
and
c) summary of the dangerous substances listed in part 2 and that
included in the hazardous to the aquatic environment, acute category 1, chronic
category 1 or chronic category 2 along with the
dangerous substances contained in section E entries E1 and E2 in Part
1.
If any of the amounts under (a), (b) or (c) is equal to or
greater than one (1) to the activities covered by
the provisions.
8. The exception to this Department are:
a) hazards created by ionizing radiation that emanates
from topics,
b) such handling of dangerous substances covered by the law
(2006:263) on the transport of dangerous goods and that is taking place outside
activities,
(c)) the carriage of dangerous substances that occur in bulk in vessels
When the shipment is made in the ship's fixed tanks, or dangerous
substances used as fuels in a vessel outside the
activities covered by the Act (1999:381) on measures
to the control of major-
chemical accidents,
d) the carriage of dangerous substances in pipelines outside the
activities covered by the Act (1999:381) on measures
to the control of major-
chemical accidents, or
e) military activities.
9. To amend the classification of a substance as referred to in part 1
means that an activity covered by this title is
to permit the following.
(a)) on the activities commenced before the amendment, it may nevertheless
the permit requirement continue to be conducted in two years from
the change. Then, it may be carried out only if there are
State of the operator within
the two-year period has applied for authorization and
the licensing authority does not decide otherwise.
(b)) That subparagraph (a) above does not apply if the regulatory authority referred to in
9 Cape. 6 AOF the environmental code has submitted to the operator to
apply for a licence.
Part 1-Categories of dangerous substances
In this part specified categories in tables in section H, P, E
and o. after the table in section P, see notes to the
different points in the table.
Section H – Health Hazards
Category in accordance with regulation Quantity in tonnes
(EC) 1272/2008
H1 acute toxicity, category 1, all
routes of exposure 20
H2 acute toxicity
– category 2, all routes of exposure
– category 3, route of exposure through
inhalation, or
– category 3, route of exposure via the oral route
intake (H 301) where substances do not
may be classified either according to
acute inhalation toxicity or acute
toxicity by dermal absorption, such as
due to the absence of
clear toxicity information at
inhalation or dermal absorption. 200
H3 STOT stot-
STOT single exposure SEE category 1 200
Section P – Physical hazards
Category in accordance with regulation due Amount in tonnes
(EC) 1272/2008
P1A explosive substances, mixtures and
subject
– Unstable explosive substance, mixture
or objects,
– Explosive substances, mixtures and
objects, Division 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.5
or 1.6, or
-substances or mixtures that have
explosive properties according to method a. 14
of Regulation (EC) no 440/2008 and not
hazard classes belong to Organic
peroxides or self-reactive substances
and mixtures. 50
P1b Explosive substances, mixtures and
subject
Explosive substances, mixtures and
objects, Division 1.4. 200
P2 flammable gases
Flammable gases category 1 or 2 50
P3a Flammable aerosols
"Flammable" aerosols category 1 or
2 containing flammable gases
category 1 or 2, or flammable
liquids category 1 500
(net)
P3B Flammable aerosols
"Flammable" aerosols category 1 or
2 which does not contain flammable
gases category 1 or 2;
flammable liquids category 1 50 0000
(net)
4 Oxidizing gases
Oxidizing gases category 1 200
P5a flammable liquids
– Flammable liquids, category 1,
– Flammable liquids of category 2
or 3, which is being held at a
temperature above their boiling point, or
– other liquids with a flash-point
60 ° C which is held at a temperature
above its boiling point. 50
P5B flammable liquids
– Flammable liquids of category 2
or 3 where special
process conditions, such as high
pressure or high temperature, may give
rise to the danger of serious
accident, or
– other liquids with a flash-point
60 ° C where special
process conditions, such as high
pressure or high temperature, may give
rise to the danger of serious
accident. 200
P5c flammable liquids
Flammable liquids, category 2
or 3, which is not covered by the P5a
and P5b 50,000
P6a self-reactive substances and mixtures
and organic peroxides
-Self reactive substances and mixtures,
Type A or B, or
-Organic peroxides, type A or B 50
P6b self-reactive substances and mixtures
and organic peroxides
-Self reactive substances and mixtures,
type C, D, E or F, or
-Organic peroxides, types C, D, E or F 200
P7 Pyrophoric liquids and solids
-Pyrophoric liquids category 1, or
-Pyrophoric Solids category 1 200
P8 Oxidizing liquids and solids
-Oxidizing liquids category 1, 2 or
3, or
-Oxidizing solids category 1, 2
eller 3 200
Note to point P1a third indent: testing
explosive properties of substances and mixtures is only needed if
the screening carried out in accordance with annex 6 part III of the UN
recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods, Manual of
Tests and Criteria, shows that the substance or the mixture may have
explosive properties. More guidance on when testing is not
needed, see the description of the method (A) 14 of regulation
(EC) no 440/2008 on test methods pursuant to Regulation (EC) no
1907/2006 concerning the registration, evaluation, authorisation and
restriction of chemicals (Reach), in the terms referred to in
Commission Regulation (EU) no 900/2014.
Note to paragraphs P1a P1b Explosive hazard class and:
substances, mixtures and articles which include explosive articles
in accordance with section 2.1. in annex I to Regulation (EC) no
1272/2008, in the terms referred to in Commission Regulation (EU) no
1297/2014. For objects containing explosive substances or
mixtures are the quantity of the substance or mixture to be
apply, if known. If the amount is not known, to the entire
the subject is regarded as explosive.
Note to point P1b: If explosive substances, mixtures
and articles of Division 1.4 unpacked or repacked, should
they are assigned record P1a, except if it can be shown that the danger
still included in risk group 1 (4) of Regulation (EC) no
1272/2008, in the terms referred to in Commission Regulation (EU) no
1297/2014.
Note to paragraphs P3a and P3b: Flammable aerosols
classified in accordance with Directive 75/324/EEC on the
approximation of the laws of the Member States
relating to aerosol dispensers, in wording as
Commission Directive 2013/10/EU. "Extremely flammable" and
"flammable aerosols" in accordance with the same directive corresponds to the
"flammable aerosols category 1" or "flammable
aerosol category 2 "in Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008, the
the wording under Commission Regulation (EU) no 1297/2014.
Note to item P3b: When this item is used, it must
available documentation on the aerosol container does not contain
flammable gas of category 1 or 2, or flammable
fluid in category 1.
Note to point P5a, third indent and P5b other
indent: for the classification of flammable liquids
under section 2.6.4.5 into Annex i to Regulation (EC)
No 1272/2008, in the terms referred to in Commission Regulation (EU)
No 1297/2014, to liquids with a flashpoint above 35 ° C not
need to be classified in category 3 if negative results have
obtained in the test for the maintenance of the combustion l. 2, part
III, section 32 of the UN recommendations on the transport of
dangerous goods, Manual of Tests and Criteria. However, this does
not under elevated conditions such as high temperatures or
high pressure. Therefore be subject to these fluids of the P5a or P5b.
Section E – Environmental Hazards
Category in accordance with regulation Quantity in tonnes
(EC) 1272/2008
E1 Hazardous to the aquatic environment in the category
acute or chronic 1 1 200
E2 Hazardous to the aquatic environment in the category
chronic 2 500
Section O – other dangers
Category in accordance with regulation Quantity in tonnes
(EC) 1272/2008
O1 substances or mixtures with
hazard statement EUH014 500
O2 substances and mixtures which, in contact
with water, flammable gases
category 1 500
O3 substances or mixtures with
hazard statement EUH029 200
Part 2 – Named hazardous substances
In this part specified hazardous substances in a table. After the table
see notes to the various points in the table.
Dangerous substances in tonnes
1. Ammonium nitrate (fertilizer with the
self-sustaining decomposition) 10 000
2. Ammonium nitrate (fertilizer grade) 5 000
3. Ammonium nitrate (technical quality) 2 500
4. Ammonium nitrate (materials not
meets the specifications and
fertilizers that do not meet the requirements of
detonation test) 50
5. Potassium nitrate (in pellet-or
granular) 10 000
6. Potassium nitrate (in Crystal form) 5 000
7. Arsenic Pentoxide, arsenic (V) acid
and/or its salts with CAS number
1303-28-2 2
8. Arsenic, arsenic (III) acidity
and/or its salts with CAS number
1327-53-3 0,1
9. Bromine with CAS number 7726-95-6 100
10. Chlorine CAS number 7782-50-5 25
11. Nickel compounds in inhalerbar
powder (nickelmonoxid, nickeldioxid,
nickelsulfid, trinickeldisulfid,
dinickeltrioxid) 1
12. Etylenimin with CAS number 151-56-4 20
13. Fluor with CAS number 7782-41-4 20
14. Formaldehyde (concentration M 90%)
with CAS number 50-00-0 50
15. Hydrogen with CAS number 1333-74-0 50
16. Hydrogen chloride (liquefied gas) with
CAS number 7647-01-0 250
17. Blyalkyler 50
18. Liquefied flammable gases
category 1 or 2 (including LPG) and
natural gas 200
19. Acetylene with CAS number 74-86-2 50
20. Ethylene oxide with CAS number 75-21-8 50
21. Propylene oxide with CAS number 75-56-9 50
22. Methanol with CAS number 67-56-1 5,000
23.4.4 ' Methylenebis (2-chloroaniline)
and/or its salts, in powder form,
with CAS number 101-14-4 0.01
24. Methyl isocyanate with CAS number
624-83-9 0,15
25. Oxygen with CAS number 7782-44-7 2 000
26.2.4-toluene diisocyanate with CAS number
584-84-9, or 2.6-toluene diisocyanate with
CAS No. 91-08-7 100
27. Carbonyl dichloride (Phosgene) with
CAS number 75-44-5 0.75
28. Arsin (arseniktrihydrid) with
CAS No. 7784-42-1 1
29. Phosphine (fosfortrihydrid) with
CAs 7803-51-2 1
30. Sulfur dichloride with CAS number
10545-99-0 1
31. Sulphur trioxide with CAS number
7446-11-9 75
32. The quantities of Polychlorodibenzofurans and
polychlorodibenzodioxins (including
TCDD) calculated that the TCDD toxic equivalent.
The quantities of polychlorodibenzofurans
and polychlorodibenzodioxins are calculated
with the help of the following factors:
2, 3, 7.8-TCDD 1
2, 3, 7.8-TCDF 0.1
1, 2, 3, 7.8-PeCDD 1
2, 3, 4, 7,8-PeCDF 0.3
1, 2, 3, 7.8-PeCDF 0.03
1, 2, 3, 4, 7,8-HxCDD 0.1
1, 2, 3, 6, 7,8-HxCDD 0.1
1, 2, 3, 7, 8,9-HxCDD 0.1
1, 2, 3, 4, 7,8-HxCDF 0.1
1, 2, 3, 7, 8,9-HxCDF 0.1
1, 2, 3, 6, 7,8-HxCDF 0.1
2, 3, 4, 6, 7,8-HxCDF 0.1
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7,8-HpCDD 0.01
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7,8-HpCDF 0.01
1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8,9-HpCDF 0.01
OCDD 0.0003
OCDF 0.0003 0.001
33. the following carcinogens
or mixtures containing
the following carcinogens in
concentrations above 5% by weight:
– 4-aminobiphenyl and/or its salts,
— bensotriklorid,
– benzidine and/or salts,
— bis (klorometyl) ether,
— klordimetyleter,
— 1.2-dibromoethane,
— dietylsulfat,
— dimetylsulfat,
— dimetylkarbamoylklorid,
— 1.2-dibromo-3-klorpropan,
— 1.2-UDMH,
— dimetylnitrosamin,
— hexametylfosfortriamid,
-hydrazine,
-2-Naphthylamine and/or salts,
-4-nitrodifenyl, and
-1.3-propansulton 2
34. Petroleum products and alternative
fuels
(a)) Gasoline and naphtha
b) Kerosenes (including fuels)
c) gas oils (including diesel fuels,
light fuel oils and
among the components of gas oils)
d) heavy fuel oils
e) alternative fuels with the same
purpose of use and the like
properties in case of fire and
environmental hazards as the products
referred to in (a) to (d) 25 000
35. Anhydrous Ammonia by CAS number
7664-41-7 200
36. Boron Trifluoride with CAS number
7637-07-2 20
37. Hydrogen sulfide with CAS number 7783-06-4 20
38. Piperidine with CAS number 110-89-4 200
39. Bis (2-dimetylaminoetyl) (methyl) amine
with CAS number 3030-47-5 200
40.3-(2-etylhexyloxi) propylamin with the
CAS number 5397-31-9 200
41. Mixtures of sodium hypochlorite as
classified as dangerous for
aquatic environment acute category 1 [H400] as
contains less than 5% active chlorine and
not been assigned to any of the other
danger in part 1. 500
42. Propylamin with CAS number 107-10-8 2000
43. Tert-butyl acrylate with CAS number
1663-39-4 500
44.2-methyl-3-butenenitril with
CAS number 16529-56-9 2 000
45. Tetrahydro-3.5-dimethyl-1, 3, 5,
tiadiazin-2-tion (Dazomet) with
CAS number 533-74-4 200
46. Methyl acrylate with CAS number 96-33-3 2000
47.3-29333100;2.methylpyridine CAS number
108-99-6 2 000
48.1-bromo-3-klorpropan with CAS number
109-70-6 2 000
Note to point 1: This applies to compound/composite
ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers (compound/composite
fertilizer contains ammonium nitrate with phosphate and/or
Potash) which are capable of self-sustaining decomposition
According to the UN trough test (see United Nations Manual of Tests and
Criteria, part III, paragraph 38.2) and in which the nitrogen content on the
as a result of ammonium nitrate is
-between 15.75% by weight, and which 24.5 and either
not more than 0.4% total combustible/organic
material or comply with the requirements of annex III-2 to
European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 2003/2003 of the
13 October 2003 relating to fertilisers, in wording as
Commission Regulation (EU) No 1257/2014 (15.75% by weight
nitrogen content by weight as a result of ammonium nitrate corresponds to 45%
ammonium nitrate and 24.5% nitrogen content by weight as a result of that
ammonium nitrate corresponds to 70% ammonium nitrate), or
— 15.75% by weight or less without limitation for
combustible material.
Note to point 2: This applies to simple
ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers and ammonium nitrate-based
compound/composite fertilisers complying with the requirements in
Annex III-2 to Regulation (EC) No 2003/2003, in the wording
Commission Regulation (EU) No 1257/2014, and there
the nitrogen content as a result of ammonium nitrate
-more than 24.5% by weight, except for mixtures
of straight ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers with dolomite,
limestone and/or calcium carbonate with a purity of
at least 90%,
-more than 15.75% by weight for mixtures of
ammonium nitrate and ammonium sulphate, or
-more than 28% by weight for mixtures of simple
ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers with dolomite, limestone
and/or calcium carbonate with a purity of at least 90%
(28% nitrogen content by weight as a result of ammonium nitrate
corresponds to 80% ammonium nitrate).
Note to point 3: This applies to ammonium nitrate and
mixtures of ammonium nitrate in which the nitrogen content on the basis
of ammonium nitrate is
-between 24.5 and 28% by weight, and where the concentration of flammable
substances does not exceed 0.4%, or
-more than 28% by weight, and where the concentration of combustible substances
not more than 0.2%.
This also applies to aqueous ammonium nitrate solutions in which the
ammoniumnitrathalten is more than 80% by weight.
Note to point 4: this is true
-rejected material from the manufacturing process,
ammonium nitrate and mixtures of ammonium nitrate, simple
ammonium nitrate-based compound/composite fertilisers and
ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers referred to in note to
paragraphs 2 and 3 which are returned or have been returned from
the final user to a manufacturer, a facility for
temporary storage or reprocessing to be recast,
be recycled or treated for safe use because they
no longer meets the requirements set out in the note to paragraph 2
and 3, or
-fertilisers referred to in note to point 1 first
Indent, and note to paragraph 2 as not
satisfying the requirements of annex III-2 to Regulation (EC) no
2003/2003, in the terms referred to in Commission Regulation (EU) no
1257/2014.
Note to paragraphs 5 and 6: This applies to fertilisers
who are composed and based on potassium nitrate and that have
the same dangerous characteristics as pure potassium nitrate.
Note to point 18: for the purposes of Part 2,
upgraded biogas must be classified under this item if it has
processed in accordance with current standards of purified and
upgraded biogas that guarantee a quality that is
equivalent to the quality of natural gas, including what
metaninnehållet is concerned, and where the oxygen level is
not more than 1%.
Note to point 32: Letter designations in point
refer to the following. T = tetra, Pe = penta, Hx = hexa, Hp = hepta;
O = octa.
Note to point 41: This applies provided
that mixture would not be classified as dangerous for the
aquatic environment acute category 1 [H400] if it is not contained
sodium hypochlorite.
Title 5
ACTIVITIES WITH THE RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Pollutants that it is to be taken in particular in accordance with
11 a §
Pollutants in emissions which may directly or indirectly
pollute the air
– Sulphur dioxide and other sulphur compounds
-Oxides of nitrogen and other nitrogen compounds
-Carbon monoxide
-Volatile organic compounds
-Metals and their compounds
– Dust
– Asbestos (suspended particulates, fibres)
– Chlorine and its compounds
-Fluorine and its compounds
– Arsenic and its compounds
-Cyanides
-Substances and preparations which have been proved to have
carcinogenic or mutagenic properties or via the air can
affect reproduction
— Polychlorinated Dibenzo-p-dioxins and polychlorinated
dibenzofurans
Pollutants in emissions which may directly or indirectly
contaminate surface water or groundwater
– Organohalogen compounds and substances which may form such
compounds in the aquatic environment
– Organic phosphorous compounds
— Organotin compounds
-Substances and preparations which have been proved to have
carcinogenic or mutagenic properties or via the aquatic environment
can affect reproduction or reproduction of
water environment
– Persistent hydrocarbons and persistent and
bioaccumulable organic toxic substances
-Cyanides
-Metals and their compounds
– Arsenic and its compounds
– Biocides and plant protection products
– Materials in suspension
– Substances causing eutrophication (in particular, nitrates and
phosphates)
– Substances which have an unfavourable influence on (measurable using parameters
for example, BOD and COD)
– Alachlor with CAS No. 15972-60-8 and EU number 240-110-8
-Anthracene with CAS number 120-12-7 and EU number 204-371-1
-Atrazine with CAS No. 1912-24-9 and EU number 217-617-8
— Benzene with CAS number 71-43-2 and EU number 200-753-7
-Brominated difenyletrariv
-Pentabromodiphenylether with CAS number 32534-81-9
-Cadmium and its compounds with CAS number 7440-43-9 and
EU number 231-152-8
– Chloralkanes have with CAS number 85535-84-8 and EU-number
287-476-5
– Chlorfenvinphos with CAS number 470-90-6 and EU number
207-432-0
– Chlorpyrifos (klorpyrifosetyl) with CAS numbers 2921-88-2 and
EU number 220-864-4
— 1.2-dichloro-ethane CAS number 107-06-2 and EU-number
203-458-1
-Dichloromethane CAS number 75-09-2 and EU-number
200-838-9
-Di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) CAS number
117-81-7 and EU number 204-211-0
-Diuron CAS number 330-54-1 and EU number 206-354-4
– Endosulfan with CAS number 115-29-7 and EU number
204-079-4
– Fluoranthene CAS number 206-44-0 and European number
205-912-4
– Hexachlorobenzene CAS number 118-74-1 and EU number
204-273-9
— Hexachlorobutadiene with CAS number 87-68-3 and EU number
201-765-5
-Hexachlorocyclohexane with CAS number 608-73-1 and EU number
210-158-9
-Isoproturon with CAS number 34123-59-6 and EU number
251-835-4
-Lead and lead compounds with CAS 7439-92-1 and
EU number 231-100-4
-Mercury and its compounds with CAS number
7439-97-6 and EU number 231-106-7
– Naphthalene with CAS number 91-20-3 and EU number 202-049-5
– Nickel and nickel compounds with CAS number 7440-02-0
EU number 231-111-14
– Nonylphenol with CAS number 25154-52-3 and EU number
246-672-0
– (4-Nonylphenol) with CAS number 104-40-5 and EU number
203-199-4
-Octylphenol with CAS number 1806-26-4 and EU number
217-302-5
– 4-(1,1 ', 3, 3 '-tetrametylbutyl-phenol) with CAS number
140-66-9
-Pentachlorobenzene with CAS number 608-93-5 and EU number
210-172-5
– Pentachlorophenol CAS-number 87-86-5 and EU number
231-152-8
– Polyaromatic hydrocarbons
-(Benzo (a) pyrene) with CAS number 50-32-8 and EU-number
200-028-5
-(Benzo (b) fluoranthene) with CAS number 205-99-2 and EU-number
205-911-9
-(Benzo (g, h, i) perylene) with CAS number 191-24-2 and EU-number
205-883-8
-(Benzo (k) fluoranthene) with CAS number 207-08-9 and EU number
205-916-6
– (Indeno (1,2,3-cd) pyrene) with CAS number 193-39-5 and
EU number 205-893-2
— Simazine with CAS number 122-34-9 and EU number 204-535-2
-Tributyltin compounds
– (Tributyltin-cation) with CAS number 36643-28-4
-Trichlorobenzene CAS number 12002-48-1 and EU number
234-413-4
— Trichloromethane (chloroform) with CAS number 67-66-3 and
EU number 200-663-8
– Trifluralin with CAS number 1582-09-8 and EU-number
216-428-8
Regulation (2015:237).
