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Registration of waste brokers

(1) Any establishment or undertaking that arranges for the disposal of waste on behalf of any other person, subject to registration as a waste confirmation by the competent authority.

(2) In addition to the obligations arising from these regulations, waste brokers must abide by the following conditions: The registration confirmation must always be kept in the a. where the registered broker operates and be subject to and available for inspection; The permit is non-transferable;

Each broker needs to keep a record of each waste management activity which he has arranged on behalf of their clients (including records of the nature and quantity of wastes handled, and the waste management facilities to which such waste was consigned); Temporary exemption for scrap yards management, treatment or keeping by any person at any premises of (including hazardous waste) consisting of scrap metal or waste motor vehicles be dismantled if -was carrying on the activity in question in accordance with development permission and at those premises before 1st May, 2004; and has applied, within six months from the coming into force of these regulations, for a waste management permit authorising that activity and that application is pending on that date. exemption conferred by sub-paragraph (1), in relation to the carrying on at any premises, shall cease to have effect in relation to the carrying on activity at those premises on the date on which the licence applied for is the application is (or is deemed to be) rejected.

Temporary exemption for operators to comply with legislation treatment or keeping by any person at any premises of waste (including waste) if he is carrying on the activity in question at those premises valid development permit before the 1st May, 2004; and

Subject to sub-paragraph (3), the exemption conferred by sub-paragraph (1), an activity carried on by a person at any premises, shall after 1st May, have effect in relation to the carrying on of that activity at those unless he applies for a waste management permit in relation to the activity within six months from the coming into force of these regulations.

a person makes such an application as is mentioned in sub-paragraph exemption conferred by sub-paragraph (1) shall continue to have effect in activity in question until the date on which the permit applied for is the application is (or is deemed to be) rejected, until that date. Generation and management of waste in establishments holding animal including farms, stables and kennels generation and management of wastes by the establishment generating operation of manure clamps. use of cesspits for foul water generated by establishments holding livestock other than for cesspits holding wastewater generated by toilets, similar facilities intended for human use. operation of authorized slaughterhouses, meat cutting facilities and processing units. onsite treatment of waste generated by the same establishment operation of separation equipment). Provided that:

(a) The keeping of animals and waste management on farms the guidelines listed in the Code of Good Agricultural published by the agricultural practice as published by the Department.

(b) The waste holder shall prevent escape of waste from his/her shall ensure that waste is safely stored and presented for safely contained.

(c) The manure clamp is to be constructed of an impervious contaminated waste-water generated in the manure clamp directed into a cesspit, which is not the same cesspit as waste arising from facilities aimed at human use (e.g. toilets, etc).

(d) The volume of the manure clamp has to be large enough to to be produced by the full quota of animals that the establishment legally support.

(e) No manure produced by the establishment is to be spread the period between 15th October and the 15th of March. same period, no manure is allowed to be stored in areas manure clamp.

(f) Cesspits are to be constructed in such a manner so as not leakages or spillages to the surrounding environment.

(g) Cesspits should be appropriately ventilated so as accumulation of explosive, toxic or corrosive gasses.

(h) The area surrounding the cesspit should be rendered impermeable the ground laid to fall towards the cesspit.

(i) At any particular instance the applicant can be requested submit assurance from a competent professional that conforms to all above conditions.

(j) Waste water is to pass trough a settling tank prior to being into a cesspit, in order to separate any slurry present in the and preventing sediment from accumulating in the cesspit.

(k) Settling tanks should be connected to the cesspit by means pipe, half H pipe thereby enabling any solids present in the to remain in the settling tank.

(l) Cesspits are not to be connected to the main sewer but are by means of a pump into a tanker, or by a vacuum.

(m) The cesspit is to be emptied regularly at the waste holders to prevent overflowing and so as not to constitute a threat health and the environment.

(n) Farms having an authorized slaughtering unit should have outside the slaughtering unit, connecting to the cesspit tank.

(o) In the case of dairy farms a separate cesspit/reservoir will used to store waste water containing cleaning detergents clean the milking machine and coolers. When the detergents cleaning are caustic soda and/or hypoclorite in heavily concentrations, water from this cesspit/reservoir may be use in the cleaning of other farm surfaces. Dead or fallen animals and slaughterhouse wastes are to be transported the public abattoir incinerator for incineration or any appropriate management as may be directed from time to time by the Food and Veterinary Regulation Division. Public conveniences on farms should be connected to the sewerage system or to a separate cesspit other than that collecting liquid waste generated on the farm. The operator of the establishment is requested to keep records of the amount and volume of solid and liquid waste as well as information on where such wastes are directed to. registered waste carrier should transport any waste generated by the establishment. Consignment notes should accompany waste transfers where applicable. No waste is to escape in any way into public areas at any time from the time the waste is being generated to the time the waste is being disposed in an appropriate manner. Waste Management Plan to the satisfaction of the Authority has been submitted together with the registration.

keeping of animals/birds/poultry in a domestic property and the manure generated by the same animals in a private vehicle is exempt registration: Provided that:

Conditions (a), (b) and (t) are observed. The owner of the property where the livestock is kept ensures that any waste is stored in a way that does not harm the environment. Manure generated by these animals should be spread on land in line with the Code of Good Agricultural Practice. This exemption from registration does not apply if more than 10 dogs, 25 does/fowls, or 5 goats/sheep, or 2 horses, or any 100 animals/birds total, are kept on the premises.

Operation of cesspits other than for storage of farm waste operation and use of cesspits for the storage of hazardous or non sludges and liquid wastes being produced at industrial or commercial at the place of production.

use of cesspits for the storage of household waste water at the place of use of cesspits for the storage of grease trap waste at the place of

Provided that: Cesspits are to be constructed in such a manner so as not to allow any leakages or spillages to the surrounding environment, and are designed such a manner as to safely contain the type of waste that they are designated to store. Cesspits are appropriately designed to avoid the accumulation of explosive, toxic or corrosive gasses. The area surrounding the cesspit should be covered with impervious material and laid to fall towards the cesspit.

(d) At any particular instance the applicant may be requested submit assurance from a competent professional that conforms to all the above conditions.

(e) Cesspits are not to be connected to the main sewer but are by means of a pump into a tanker.

(f) The cesspit is to be emptied regularly at the waste holders to prevent overflowing and so as not to constitute a threat health and the environment.

(g) Transport of any waste should be done by a registered waste these should be accompanied by consignment notes where

(h) No waste is to escape in any way into public areas at any time the waste is being generated to the time the waste is of in an appropriate manner.