Environmental protection permits and notifications
Authorisations and notifications
The comfort and safety of our environment is important to all of us. There are many ways of working to ensure the health and well-being of our living environment.
- Environmental permit
- General notification under Chapter 10a of the Environmental Protection Act
- Registration notice
- Notification of one-off activities (e.g. noise and vibration notification)
- Forms for notifications of dismantling
- Application form for non-professional recovery of concrete and brick waste
- Application form for the deposit of an oil tank in the ground
- Application for a permit under the Off-road Transport Act
- Application for exemption from the obligation to connect to the water supply and sewerage system of a water supply undertaking
- Notification form for manure spreading in exceptional circumstances
The average time taken to process an environmental permit application is 4-6 months.
A decision on the general notification procedure under the Environmental Protection Act is usually issued within 120 days.
For activities to be registered, the registration notification must be submitted 30 or 60 days before the activity is to start.
A notification for a one-off activity must be submitted 30 days before the activity starts.
The notification of ploughing under the Nitrates Regulation must be made 14 days before ploughing starts.
Land and soil law
The average time taken to process an application for a soil permit is 3-5 months.
