Besluit van 15 maart 2001, houdende regels voor textielreinigingsbedrijven (Besluit textielreinigingsbedrijven milieubeheer) — Netherlands law | Esheria

Besluit van 15 maart 2001, houdende regels voor textielreinigingsbedrijven (Besluit textielreinigingsbedrijven milieubeheer)

This decision sets environmental rules for textile-cleaning businesses and requires operators to comply with the annexed rules and notify the authority before starting or changing an installation.

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Jurisdiction
Netherlands
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
8 Jul 2014
Language
nl
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air emissions energy energy and water use energy efficiency energy saving environmental compliance industrial emissions industrial environmental compliance inspections noise noise control permit conditions permit/exemption regime record retention textile cleaning transitional rules waste management waste prevention wastewater water saving water use

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This decision sets environmental rules for textile-cleaning businesses and requires operators to comply with the annexed rules and notify the authority before starting or changing an installation. Het bevoegd gezag mag in meerdere onderwerpen nadere eisen stellen, maar die mogen bepaalde energie-, afval- en watermaatregelen met te lange terugverdientijden niet verplicht maken en mogen niet gaan over toestellen of installaties onder de Wet energiebesparing toestellen. The operator must comply with the permit rules and prevent harmful environmental situations; new installations must be notified at least four weeks in advance. This provision says when existing permit conditions keep applying, when they lapse, and when the competent authority must set or may change further requirements. Facilities must keep environmentally relevant records on site, or make them available quickly if stored elsewhere. Inspectors may review and copy the documents, and the competent authority may set special noise values or further requirements in individual cases.