S.I. No. 185/2000 - Waste Management (Licensing) Regulations, 2000.

1. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility where the annual intake is likely to exceed 100,000 tonnes.

18,000

13,000

2. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility where the annual intake is likely to exceed 40,000 tonnes but be less than 100,000 tonnes

16,000

12,000

3. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility where the annual intake is likely to exceed 20,000 tonnes but be less than 40,000 tonnes

13,000

10,000

4. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility where the annual intake is likely to exceed 5,000 tonnes but be less than 20,000 tonnes

10,000

8,000

5. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility where the annual intake is likely to be less than 5,000 tonnes

5,000

3,000

6. The disposal of hazardous waste

16,000

12,000

7. The disposal of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than a landfill facility) where the annual intake exceeds or is likely to exceed 100,000 tonnes

10,000

7,000

8. The disposal of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than a landfill facility) where the annual intake is likely to exceed 25,000 tonnes but be less than 100,000 tonnes

6,000

5,000

9. The disposal of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than a landfill facility) where the annual intake is less than 25,000 tonnes per annum

5,000

3,000

10 The recovery of waste

5,000

3,000

PART II

Other fees payable to the Agency in relation to waste licences

(1)

(2)

(3)

Amount of fee

(£)

Article 43

Objection by the applicant or licensee

250

Objection by an authority or body mentioned in article 43(3)

50

Objection by any other person

150

Article 44

Application for transfer of a waste licence

2,000

Article 45

Request for an oral hearing

50

Dated this 23rd day of June 2000.

DAN WALLACE,

Minister of State at the Department of the Environment and Local Government

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

(This note is not part of the Instrument and does not purport to be a legal interpretation.)

These Regulations provide for the continued operation of the system of licensing by the Environmental ProtectionAgency of waste recovery and disposal activities under Part V of the

Waste Management Act, 1996

. The Regulations set out procedures for the making of waste licence applications, reviews of licences and consideration by the Agency of objections, including the holding of oral hearings.

These Regulations also provide for the licensing of mobile plant used for the recovery and disposal of waste at more than one site.

The Waste Management (Licensing) Regulations, 1997 and the Waste Management (Licensing) (Amendment) Regulations, 1998 are revoked.

1

O.J. No. L194/23, 25 July, 1975, and O.J. No. L42/43, 12 February, 1987.

2

O.J. No. L194/39, 25 July, 1975, and O.J. No. L78/32, 26 March, 1991.

3

O.J. No. L20/43, 26 January, 1980.

4

O.J. No. L175/40, 5 July, 1985, and O.J. No. L73/5 of 14 March, 1997.

5

O.J. No. L85/40, 28 March, 1987.

6

O.J. No. L377/20, 31 December, 1991.

7

O.J. No. L243/31, 24 September, 1996.

8

O.J. No. L257/26, 10 October, 1996.

9

Council Directive 80/68/EEC of 17 December, 1979 on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances.

10

Council Directive 80/68/EEC of 17 December, 1979 on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances.

11

Council Directive 85/337/EEC of 27 June, 1985 on the assessment of the effects of certain public and private projects on the environment.

12

Council Directive 96/61/EC of 24 September, 1996 concerning integrated pollution prevention and control.

13

13 Council Directive 80/68/EEC of 17 December, 1979 on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances.

14

14 Council Directive 75/439/EEC on the disposal of waste oils, as amended by Council Directive 87/101/EEC.

15

15 Council Directive 80/68/EEC of 17 December, 1979 on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances.

10. The recovery or disposal of waste at a facility (other than an existing facility) operated by or on behalf of a local authority

20 May, 1998

11. The recovery or disposal of waste at a facility (other than an existing facility) which is not located within the functional area of a local authority

20 May, 1998

12. The disposal of waste at a facility (other than an existing facility or a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority) where the annual intake exceeds 5,000 tonnes per annum

20 May, 1998

13. The recovery of hazardous waste at a facility (other than an existing facility)

20 May, 1998

14. The composting of waste at a facility (other than an existing facility) where the amount of compost and waste held at the facility exceeds 1,000 cubic metres at any time

20 May, 1998

15. The disposal of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than an existing facility, a landfill facility, a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority or a facility which is not located within the functional area of a local authority) where the annual intake does not exceed 5,000 tonnes per annum

20 May, 1998

16. The recovery of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than an existing facility, a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority, a facility which is not located within the functional area of a local authority, or a facility for the composting of waste where the amount of compost and waste held at the facility exceeds 1,000 cubic metres at any time)

20 May, 1998

17. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility operated by or on behalf of a county council, a county borough corporation, a borough corporation or an urban district council where the annual intake exceeds 5,000 tonnes per annum

1 October, 1998

18. The disposal of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than a landfill facility, a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority or a facility which is not located within the functional area of a local authority) where the annual intake does not exceed 5,000 tonnes per annum

1 October, 1998

19. The recovery of waste (other than hazardous waste) at a facility (other than a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority, a facility which is not located within the functional area of a local authority, or a facility for the composting of waste where the amount of compost and waste held at the facility exceeds 1,000 cubic metres at any time)

1 October, 1998

20. The disposal of waste at a landfill facility

1 March, 1999

21. The disposal of waste at a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority

1 March, 1999

22. The recovery of PCB contaminated equipment

1 March, 1999

23. The recovery of waste oils

1 March, 1999

24. The recovery or disposal of waste at a facility which is not located within the functional area of a local authority

1 March, 1999

25. The disposal of waste at a facility (other than a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority) where the annual intake exceeds 5,000 tonnes per annum

1 October, 1999

26. The recovery of hazardous waste

1 October, 1999

27. The recovery of waste at a facility operated by or on behalf of a local authority

1 October, 1999

28. The composting of waste at a facility where the amount of compost and waste held at the facility exceeds 1,000 cubic metres at any time

1 October, 1999

SECOND SCHEDULE

Provisions of Community acts which are to be given effect to in relevant waste licences granted by the Agency.

Relevant Provisions

Community act

(1)

(2)

Articles 4, 6, 7, 10, 11 and 12

Council Directive 75/439/EEC of 16 June, 1975 on the disposal of waste oils, as amended by Council Directive 87/101/EEC of 22 December, 1986.

Articles 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 and 18

Council Directive 80/68/EEC of 17 December, 1979 on the protection of groundwater against pollution caused by certain dangerous substances.

Article 8

Council Directive 87/217/EEC of 19 March, 1987 on the prevention and reduction of environmental pollution by asbestos.

Articles 2.2 to 2.4 and 4.3

Council Directive 91/689/EEC of 12 December, 1991 on hazardous waste.

Articles 4(6), 8(2) and 9(1)

Council Directive 96/59/EC of 16 September, 1996 on the disposal of polychlorinated biphenyls and polychlorinated terphenyls.

Articles 3, 8, 9, 10 and 18.2

Council Directive 96/61/EC of 24 September, 1996 concerning integrated pollution prevention and control.

THIRD SCHEDULE

PART I

Fees payable to the Agency in respect of an application for a waste licence or the review of a waste licence, or for the surrender of a licence.

Waste activity

Amount of fee for an application for a waste licence

Amount of fee for a review or surrender of a waste licence

(1)

(2)

(3)

£

£

29. (1) Any objector in relation to a proposed decision of the Agency, other than a person who requested an oral hearing, shall be a prescribed person for the purpose of section 42(11)(

a

)(iv) of the Act.

(2) A request for an oral hearing may be withdrawn at any time.

(3) Where the Agency decides to hold an oral hearing of an objection, it shall give, for the purpose of section 42(11) of the Act, not less than seven days notice of the time and place of the opening of the oral hearing or such shorter notice as may be accepted by all persons required to be notified in accordance with that section.

(4) The Agency may, at any time before the opening of an oral hearing, alter the time or place of the opening of the hearing and, in the event of such alteration, the Agency shall give the persons notified in accordance with section 42(11) of the Act not less than seven days notice of the new time and place or such shorter notice as may be accepted by all such persons.

Procedure at oral hearing.

30. (1) It is hereby prescribed that a person appointed by the Agency to conduct an oral hearing shall, by virtue of such appointment, be an authorised person for the purposes of the Act.

(2) A person appointed to conduct an oral hearing shall—

(

a

) permit any party to the objection, the local authority in whose functional area the relevant activity is or will be carried on, or such employee of the Agency as the Agency may decide, to appear in person or to be represented by another person, and

(

b

) decide the order of appearance of persons to be heard.

(3) Where the Agency has given notice in accordance with article 34(2) of its intention to take into account matters other than those raised by the parties to the objection, the parties shall be permitted, if present, to make submissions in relation to the said matters to the person conducting an oral hearing.

Power to require attendance at oral hearings.

31. (1) Subject to sub-article (2), the person appointed to conduct an oral hearing may, by giving notice in that behalf in writing to any party to the objection, such employee of the Agency as the Agency may decide, or the local authority in whose functional area the relevant activity is or will be carried on, require that party, employee or authority to attend at such time and place as is specified in the notice and to produce any documents, particulars, or other information in his, her or its possession, custody or control, to which the notice relates.

(2) The following provisions shall have effect for the purposes of sub-article (1)—

(

a

) it shall not be necessary for a person to attend in compliance with a notice at a place more than ten miles from the person's ordinary place of residence unless such sum as will cover the reasonable and necessary expenses of the attendance has been paid or tendered to that person,

(

b

) the Agency shall pay or tender to any person whose attendance is required such sum as the Agency, following consultation with the person appointed to conduct the oral hearing, considers will cover the reasonable and necessary expenses of the attendance,

(

c

) any person who in compliance with a notice has attended at any place shall, save in so far as the reasonable and necessary expenses of the attendance have already been paid to that person, be paid those expenses by the Agency, and those expenses, save as aforesaid, shall, in default of being so paid, be recoverable as a simple contract debt in any court of competent jurisdiction.

(3) A person to whom a notice under sub-article (1) has been given shall not refuse or wilfully neglect to attend in accordance with the notice or shall not wilfully alter, suppress, conceal or destroy any documents, particulars or other information to which the notice relates or, having so attended, shall not refuse or wilfully fail to produce any documents, particulars or other information to which the notice relates.

(4) A person appointed to conduct an oral hearing may require an officer of a local authority, sanitary authority or planning authority concerned to provide any information which that person reasonably requires for the purpose of the hearing, and it shall be the duty of the officer concerned to comply with the requirement.

Adjournment or re-opening of an oral hearing.

32. (1) Subject to sub-articles (2) and (3), the person appointed to conduct an oral hearing may—

(

a

) adjourn or resume the oral hearing,

(

b

) having obtained the consent of the Agency, re-open the hearing, or

(

c

) notwithstanding that any party to the objection has failed to attend a hearing, proceed with the hearing.

(2) Notice of the time and place of the resumption of an oral hearing that has been adjourned indefinitely, or the reopening of an oral hearing, shall be given by the Agency to the persons first notified in accordance with section 42(11) of the Act not less than seven days before the said time or such shorter period as may be accepted by all such persons.

(3) Unless the Agency considers it expedient to do so and so directs, an oral hearing shall not be re-opened after the report thereon has been made to the Agency.

Replacement of person appointed to hold an oral hearing.

33. If, for any reason, the person appointed to conduct an oral hearing is unable or fails to conduct or complete the conduct of, an oral hearing or, for any reason, is unable or fails to furnish a written report on an oral hearing to the Agency, the Agency may appoint another person to conduct the oral hearing or to conduct a new oral hearing.

Matters which may be taken into account by the Agency.

34. (1) The Agency in considering an objection may take into account matters other than those raised by a party to the objection.

(2) The Agency shall give notice in writing to each party to the objection of the matters that it proposes to take into account under sub-article (1) and shall indicate in that notice—

(

a

) in a case where the Agency proposes to hold an oral hearing of the objection, or where an oral hearing of the objection has been concluded and is re-opened in accordance with article 32, that submissions in relation to the said matters may be made to the person appointed to conduct the hearing, or

(

b

) in a case where the Agency does not propose to hold an oral hearing of the objection, or where an oral hearing of the objection has been concluded and the Agency does not propose to re-open the hearing, that submissions in relation to the said matters may be made to the Agency in writing within a period specified in the notice (being a period of not less than fourteen or more than twenty-eight days beginning on the date of the giving of the notice).

(3) Submissions as aforesaid that are received by the Agency after the expiration of the period referred to in sub-article (2)(

b

) shall not be considered by the Agency.

(4) Without prejudice to article 26, where a party to an objection makes a submission to the Agency in accordance with sub-article (2)(

b

), that party shall not be entitled to elaborate in writing upon that submission or to make further submissions in writing in relation to the matters referred to in sub-article (1) and any such elaboration or submissions that are received by the Agency shall not be considered by it.

Period for consideration of an objection.

35. (1) Where it appears to the Agency that it would not be possible or appropriate, because of the particular circumstances of an objection, to carry out the procedures for the consideration of an objection, whether or not an oral hearing is held, within four months beginning on the day after the expiration of the appropriate period, the Agency shall give notice in writing to each party to the objection of the reasons why it would not be possible or appropriate, as the case may be, to carry out such procedures and shall specify the date before which the Agency intends to carry out such procedures.

(2) Where a notice has been given under sub-article (1), the Agency shall take all such steps as are open to it to ensure that the procedures are carried out before the date specified in the notice.

Notice of Agency's decision on an application.

36. (1) The Agency shall notify each person specified in sections 42(2) and 42(11) of the Act and the public authorities, persons or bodies notified under article 18 of its decision on an application for a waste licence or on the review of a waste licence.

(2) A notification under sub-article (1) shall be accompanied by a copy of the decision referred to.

PART VI

GRANT AND REVIEW OF A WASTE LICENCE

Conditions necessary to give effect to certain provisions of Community acts.

37. The Agency shall attach to any waste licence that may be granted by it such conditions as are, in the opinion of the Agency, necessary to give effect to the provisions, specified in column (1) of the Second Schedule, of the Community acts specified correspondingly in column (2) of the Schedule, insofar as such provisions are relevant to the waste recovery or disposal activity concerned.

Conditions regarding gas control at a landfill facility.

38. In attaching conditions to a waste licence that may be granted by the Agency in respect of the disposal of waste at a landfill facility, the Agency shall, as far as is practicable, require the installation of systems to facilitate the collection and recovery or flaring of landfill gas.

Conditions regarding the recovery or disposal of waste oil.

39. For the purpose of the attachment by the Agency of conditions to a waste licence that may be granted by it in respect of the recovery or disposal of waste oils—

(

a

) article 11 of Council Directive 75/439/EEC

14

shall apply in respect of an activity disposing of more than 500 litres of waste oil per annum, and

(

b

) the Agency shall take such steps as are necessary for the purposes of compliance with Article 13.2 of the said Council Directive.

Operation of mobile plant.

40. (1) The Agency may attach to a waste licence that may be granted by it conditions authorising the operation of mobile plant at more than one facility.

(2) The Agency shall not grant a revised waste licence providing for the cessation of use of mobile plant at a facility or facilities unless it is satisfied that the condition of the relevant facility or facilities is not causing or likely to cause environmental pollution.

(3) Where the Agency grants a waste licence in respect of the carrying on of waste recovery or disposal activities at a facility, being a facility to which a waste licence in relation to the operation of mobile plant already applies, any conditions of the waste licence first granted which relate to the operation of the said mobile plant at the facility in question shall cease to have effect.

Review of waste licence authorising discharges to groundwater.

41. The Agency shall carry out, at least once every four years, a review of a waste licence which authorises the direct or indirect discharge of substances for the time being specified in the Annex to Council Directive 80/68/EEC

15

.

PART VII

LICENSING FEES

Fee for application for a waste licence.

42. (1) A fee shall be paid to the Agency by an applicant in respect of an application for a waste licence.

(2) Subject to sub-articles (3) and (4), the fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the amount indicated in column (2) of Part I of the Third Schedule opposite the relevant class of waste activity in column (1) of the said Part of the Schedule.

(3) Where a class of activity can be identified by reference to more than one class in column (1) of Part I of the Third Schedule, the only fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the highest of the fees specified in column (2) of Part I of the Third Schedule opposite the class of activity so identified in column (1) of the Schedule.

(4) (

a

) The fee payable in respect of an application, being an application relating to the proposed operation of mobile plant at more than one facility, shall exceed the amount indicated in column (2) of Part I of the Third Schedule opposite the relevant class of waste activity in column (1) of the said Part of the Schedule, by a sum comprising 75% of the said amount in the case of a second and each further facility concerned.

(

b

) Notwithstanding paragraph (

a

), where the cost incurred by the Agency in determining an application in respect of the second or each further facility is less than 75% of the said amount, a lower fee may be determined by the Agency.

Fee for application for review or surrender of a waste licence.

43. (1) A fee shall be paid to the Agency in respect of an application for a review of a waste licence, or an application under section 48(2) of the Act for the surrender of a waste licence.

(2) Subject to sub-articles (3) and (4), the fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the amount indicated in column (3) of Part I of the Third Schedule opposite the relevant class of waste activity in column (1) of the said Part of the Schedule.

(3) Where a class of activity is identified more than once in column (1) of Part I of the Third Schedule, the fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the highest of the fees specified in column (3) of Part I of the Third Schedule opposite the class of activity so identified in column (1) of the Schedule.

(4) (

a

) The fee payable in respect of an application, being an application relating to the proposed operation of mobile plant at a facility or facilities other than that or those to which the said licence relates, shall exceed the amount indicated in column (3) of Part I of the Third Schedule opposite the relevant class of waste activity in column (1) of the said Part of the Schedule, by a sum comprising 75% of the said amount in the case of a second and each further facility concerned.

(

b

) Notwithstanding paragraph (

a

), where the cost incurred by the Agency in determining an application in respect of the second or each further facility is less than 75% of the said amount, a lower fee may be determined by the Agency.

Fee for the making of objections.

44. (1) A fee shall be paid to the Agency in respect of the making of an objection.

(2) Subject to sub-article (3), the fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the amount indicated in column (3) of Part II of the Third Schedule opposite the appropriate mention of objection in column (2) of the said Part of the Schedule.

(3) Where an objection is made to the Agency by—

(

a

) a local authority,

(

b

) a planning authority,

(

c

) a sanitary authority,

(

d

) the Central Fisheries Board,

(

e

) An Taisce — The National Trust for Ireland,

(

f

) Bord Fáilte,

(

g

) in the case of an activity any part of which is situate within the functional area of the Shannon Free Airport Development Company Limited, that company,

a reduced fee shall be payable in respect of the said objection, in accordance with sub-article (2).

Fee for application for transfer of a waste licence.

45. (1) A fee shall be paid to the Agency in respect of an application under section 47(2) of the Act for the transfer of a waste licence.

(2) The fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the amount indicated in column (3) of Part II of the Third Schedule opposite the appropriate mention of application in column (2) of the said Part of the Schedule.

Fee for request for an oral hearing.

46. (1) A fee shall be paid to the Agency in respect of a request for an oral hearing of an objection.

(2) The fee payable under sub-article (1) shall be the amount indicated in column (3) of Part II of the Third Schedule opposite the mention of a request for an oral hearing in column (2) of the said Part of the Schedule.

Discretionary power to refund or waive fee in certain circumstances.

47. (1) Notwithstanding any other provision of these Regulations, the Agency shall have an absolute discretion to refund or waive up to half of the fee payable in respect of a particular application where it is satisfied that the payment in full of the fee would not be just and reasonable having regard to the relevant circumstances of the activity.

(2) A decision under sub-article (1) shall contain a statement specifying the reasons for the decision.

PART VIII

MISCELLANEOUS

Prescribed offences for the purpose of section 40(7) of the Act.

48. For the purpose of section 40(7) of the Act—

(

a

) a contravention of section 32(1), 32(3) or 39(1) of the Act, or

(

b

) an offence under section 14(6), 15(3), 34(1), 36(3), 45(4), 57(4), or 58(7), of the Act

shall be a prescribed offence.

Criteria for the determination by the Agency of a relevant person.

49. In determining whether a person shall be a relevant person for the purpose of section 40(7) of the Act, the Agency shall, where an applicant is a body corporate, have regard to whether the said person is a director, manager, secretary or other similar officer of that body corporate or is otherwise in or likely to be in a position to direct or control the carrying on of the activity to which the relevant application relates.

Revocation of 1997 and 1998 Regulations.

50. Subject to article 51, the Waste Management (Licensing) Regulations, 1997 and the Waste Management (Licensing) (Amendment) Regulations, 1998 are hereby revoked.

Transitional.

51. The provisions of the Waste Management (Licensing) Regulations, 1997, as amended, shall, notwithstanding article 50, continue to apply and have effect in relation to any application that is made, or any review that is notified under section 42(1)(

b

) of the Act, before the coming into operation of these Regulations.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Prescribed dates for the purpose of Section 39(1) of the Act

Waste Activity

Prescribed Date

(1)

(2)

INDEX

PART I

PRELIMINARY AND GENERAL

1.

Citation.

2.

Purpose of Regulations.

3.

Interpretation generally.

4.

Commencement of licensing of activities.

PART II

NOTICES REGARDING APPLICATTIONS FOR OR REVIEWS OF WASTE LICENCES

5.

Notice of intention to apply to the Agency for a waste licence or the review of a waste licence.

6.

Notices in newspapers.

7.

Site notices.

8.

Further notice.

9.

Notice to the relevant planning authority.

10.

Notice by the Agency of intention to review a waste licence.

PART III

APPLICATION FOR A WASTE LICENCE OR THE REVIEW OF A WASTE LICENCE

11.

Making of an application to the Agency.

12.

Contents of an application for a waste licence or the review of a waste licence.

13.

Certain applications to be accompanied by an environmental impact statement or to comply with other requirements where exemption has been granted.

14.

Procedure on receipt of an application.

PART IV

CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATIONS AND REVIEWS

15.

Submissions to the Agency regarding applications.

16.

Further information.

17.

Impact on the environment in another Member State.

18.

Notice to certain public authorities and bodies.

19.

Availability and inspection of documents.

20.

Investigations concerning discharges to groundwater.

21.

Matters in an environmental impact statement to which the Agency shall have regard in certain cases.

22.

Defrayal or contribution towards costs of investigations.

23.

Withdrawal or abandonment of an application.

24.

Notification of proposed determination of applications.

PART V

OBJECTIONS AND ORAL HEARINGS

25.

Circulation of objections.

26.

Power of Agency to request a further submission by an objector.

27.

Power of Agency to request submission by an objector of documents, particulars or information.

28.

Withdrawal or abandonment of an objection.

29.

Notification of oral hearing.

30.

Procedure at oral hearing.

31.

Power to require attendance at oral hearings.

32.

Adjournment or re-opening of an oral hearing.

33.

Replacement of person appointed to hold an oral hearing.

34.

Matters which may be taken into account by the Agency.

35.

Period for consideration of an objection.

36.

Notice of Agency's decision on an application.

PART VI

GRANT AND REVIEW OF A WASTE LICENCE

37.

Conditions necessary to give effect to certain provisions of Community acts.

38.

Conditions regarding gas control at a landfill facility.

39.

Conditions regarding the recovery or disposal of waste oil.

40.

Operation of mobile plant.

41.

Review of waste licence authorising discharges to groundwater.

PART VII

LICENSING FEES

42.

Fee for application for a waste licence.

43.

Fee for application for review or surrender of a waste licence.

44.

Fee for the making of objections.

45.

Fee for application for transfer of a waste licence.

46.

Fee for request for an oral hearing.

47.

Discretionary power to refund or waive fee in certain circumstances.

PART VIII

MISCELLANEOUS

48.

Prescribed offences for the purpose of section 40(7) of the Act.

49.

Criteria for the determination by the Agency of a relevant person.

50.

Revocation of 1997 and 1998 Regulations.

51.

Transitional.

FIRST SCHEDULE

PRESCRIBED DATES FOR LICENSABLE ACTIVITIES

SECOND SCHEDULE

PROVISIONS OF COMMUNITY ACTS WHICH ARE TO BE GIVEN EFFECT TO IN WASTE LICENCES

THIRD SCHEDULE

FEES

S.I. No. 185 of 2000.

WASTE MANAGEMENT (LICENSING) REGULATIONS, 2000.

In exercise of the powers conferred on the Minister for the Environment and Local Government by

sections 7

,

18

,

39

,

40

,

41

,

42

,

44

,

45

and

50

of the

Waste Management Act, 1996

(No. 10 of 1996), which said powers were delegated to me by the Environment and Local Government (Delegation of Ministerial Functions) (No. 2) Order, 1997 (

S.I. No. 428 of 1997

), I Dan Wallace, Minister of State at the Department of the Environment and Local Government, hereby makes the following Regulations:—

PART I

PRELIMINARY AND GENERAL

Citation.