Promoting the sustainable reuse of greenfield soils in construction [electronic resource] regulatory guidance
Promoting the sustainable reuse of greenfield soils in construction regulatory guidance [electronic resource]
- Stirling SEPA 2010
Introduction -- Scope -- Greenfield soil -- Off-site reuse -- Compliance -- Declaration -- Information sources -- Appendix 1, flowchart -- Appendix 2, declaration form
Excess soils from development sites are usually considered waste, and a waste management licence or a registered exemption under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994 (as amended) is required for their disposal. However, this document outlines a new regulatory position whereby in certain circumstances, the use of such soils will not require a licence or exemption.
Scotland--1999-
Introduction -- Scope -- Greenfield soil -- Off-site reuse -- Compliance -- Declaration -- Information sources -- Appendix 1, flowchart -- Appendix 2, declaration form
Excess soils from development sites are usually considered waste, and a waste management licence or a registered exemption under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994 (as amended) is required for their disposal. However, this document outlines a new regulatory position whereby in certain circumstances, the use of such soils will not require a licence or exemption.
Scotland--1999-