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Environment (Miscellaneous) (Scotland) Regulations 2017. v8.1 January 2018 Correction relating to herbicide applications v8.2 February 2018 Pollution control regime A licence is now required for surface water discharge from 60 hectares of residential development (>1000 houses previously) and A roads are now included. Engineering regime
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