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Environment
Controls on Industrial Processes
These pages are intended to provide firms operating, or planning to operate, A2 or Part B installations and mobile plant with a guide to the steps they will need to take in order to obtain and comply with the necessary permit.
It is also designed to be of value to members of the public who have an interest
in industrial pollution control – whether generally or in relation to a specific proposal or installation. The aim is to provide both a generalised introduction to the systems as well as a detailed summary for anyone who wants to know where to go for further information.
The various pages, and their content, are briefly described below and may be accessed using the links provided.
Environmental Permitting
Legislative background
Permits and Permit conditions
Regulatory Regimes
Activities & Installations
Which activities require a Permit
Installation and which operations are subject to the conditions of a Permit
Sources of Guidance, Assistance and Information
The Environmental Permitting Regulations
Sources of guidance regarding procedures
Sources of guidance regarding Best Available Techniques to prevent pollution for each industrial sector
Scales of Fees and Charges
Risk Assessment, fees and inspection frequencies
Free advice for businesses regarding the environment and legislation
Responsibilities of Permit Holders
Applications
Making changes to the way operations are carried out
Transfer of operations to a third party
Payment of fees
Risk Assessment
Reviews of the Permit
Enforcement
Offences and penalties
Downloads – Application Forms
Downloadable application forms
Downloads – Operator Tools
Various examples of records to be kept
Spreadsheets for use by operators using the Solvent Emission Directive reduction scheme
Spreadsheets for use by dry cleaners
Examples of written procedures
Public Registers
Where to find the public register relating to Environmental Permitting
What is contained within the register
Downloadable list of current installations regulated by Newcastle under Lyme Borough Council.
Points of Contact for Further Information
Correspondence address
Points of contact.
