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Guide to Waste Management
May 2009 0 Table of Contents 3 3 Principles of 3 About this 3 Relationship with planning 4 Relationship with Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations 5 Relationship with other 5 Other Waste Management 6 Environmental policies and their 6 Licence Applications and Licence 7 Introduction the purpose of licence 7 Applications for 8 Preparation of the working plan .. 9 Relationship between Licence Conditions and the Working 10 Drafting Licences .. 11 Supervising operators compliance .. 11 Public Register .. 12 Fit and Proper 13 13 Conviction for a relevant 13 Technical 18 Financial 21 Considerations for Licensing of all 24 24 Site 24 Site 24 24 Waste 24 25 Weatherproof 25 Site 25 Mud ..26 Types of Waste .. 26 Receipt of 26 Quantities of 26 Manning and Management systems .. 27 27 Plant 27 Pollution control and environmental 28 29 Site completion & Licence 30 May 2009 1 Additional Considerations for Licensing Specific Types of 31 31 Transfer 31 Civic Amenity Sites and Household Waste Recycling 31 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).
Most waste facilities need to be controlled by a licence to manage the waste input, storage and treatment processes to control liquid spillages, adverse waste interactions, and emissions of noise, dust and litter. 3 May 2009 . This document is structured as …
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