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Statutory guidance
SR2010 no10: standard rules to operate waste for reclamation, restoration or improvement of land (existing permits)
- From:
- Environment Agency
- Part of:
- Standard rules: environmental permitting, Waste and recycling, and Business and the environment
- Published:
- 25 June 2012
- Applies to:
- England
SR2010 number 10: standard rules to operate waste for reclamation, restoration or improvement of land (up to 100kte).
Documents
SR2010 No10: 100Kte Use of waste for reclamation, restoration or improvement of land (existing permits)
Ref: LIT 6960 PDF, 308KB, 9 pages
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Generic Risk Assessment for SR2010 No10 - use of waste for reclamation, restoration or improvement of land (up to 100kte) (existing permits)
Ref: LIT 7160 MS Excel Spreadsheet, 56.5KB
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Details
As of 1 February 2016 this rule set is no longer available for new applicants. New applicants may apply for SR2015 No 39 to store and subsequently use waste for the purposes of a recovery activity involving the deposit of waste that is to be used in construction and/or reclamation, restoration or improvement of land, provided that they can operate within the requirements of that rule set.
Standard rule guidance to allow the operator to carry out treatment of land that has been previously subject to industrial or other man-made development for the purpose of reclamation, restoration or improvement by the spreading of waste.
Document information
Published: 25 June 2012