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Defining extractive materials and applying for a permit

Charlotte DanversEnvironment and Business Team Leader10 October 2010

Targeted, proportionate and consistent regulation

How the regulatory approach worksAssessing if you have wasteQuestions we may ask youHow to obtain a permit When to applyHow to get advice and information

How the approach to extractive materials works

InterpretationSelf assessment using the CBI Minerals Group Guidance NoteVerificationEmail EMMS to our Permitting Support CentreChecking

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Questions we may ask

Have you identified and characterised all the extractive materials?

Is it clear what is happening to each material?

Is the guarantee on certainty of use sufficient? Eg Time period, storage conditions, phasing

Is there any further processing / treatment? Settlement of fines fraction to form a solid is further processing of the fines and water.

Is there a need to protect humans and the environment, eg groundwater?

Regulatory framework

Unpolluted soil, peat and prospecting: RPS 42

Activities involving management of extractive waste are mining waste operationsPermitting advice: PS 19Simple process for mostWaste management plans

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30 December 2010

Deadline for permit application for a mining waste operation (without a mining waste facility)Deposit of inert extractive waste for less than 3 yearsDeposit of non-inert non-hazardous extractive waste for less than 1 yearDeposit of any non-hazardous extractive waste, for any time period, in the extraction void where all of the ultimate perimeter of the void is natural undisturbed ground and the entire void is below natural undisturbed ground level.

1 May 2011

Deadline for permit application for a mining waste operation with one or more mining waste facility:Deposit of inert extractive waste for more than 3 yearsDeposit of non-inert non-hazardous extractive waste for more than 1 yearDeposit of any extractive waste in the extraction void, for longer than the relevant time periods, where an engineered dam or other structure is required to retain the extractive waste in the void Any deposit of hazardous extractive wasteCategory A facility

Advice

Technical guidance note Directive and commission decisionsGovernment guidanceWebsite

www.environment-agency.gov.uk

Business and industry/sectors/mining waste

www.NetRegs.gov.uk

Contact

Permitting Support CentreEmail: [email protected]

Customer contact number08708 506 506* (Mon-Fri, 8am - 6pm)[email protected]

Your local office if you want pre-application advice