Pollution prevention and control permits

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Integrated pollution prevention and control (Part A2)

Description	The Council issues permits to businesses who wish to operate potentially polluting equipment or installations. These are categorised into Part 'A2' or 'B' installations, as prescribed by the Act. Any new business will usually be asked to apply for one of these permits during the planning application stage and must have a permit before they can operate.
Regulations	The Pollution Prevention and Control (England and Wales) Regulations 2000
Application	Pollution prevention and control permit (Part A2) application form Pollution prevention and control permit (Part A2 SED) application form for those installations where one or more activities fall under the Solvent Emissions Directive
Licence fee	The latest DEFRA PPC fees and charges scheme (2007/2008).
Further information	For further information please visit the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs website regarding Local Authorities and Pollution Prevention and Control or see our industrial processes pages.

Description	The Council issues permits to businesses who wish to operate potentially polluting equipment or installations. These are categorised into Part 'A2' or 'B' installations, as prescribed by the Act. Any new business will usually be asked to apply for one of these permits during the planning application stage and must have a permit before they can operate.
Regulations	The Pollution Prevention and Control (England and Wales) Regulations 2000
Application	Air pollution prevention and control permit (Part B) application form Air pollution prevention and control permit (Part B SED) application form for those installations where one or more activities fall under the Solvent Emissions Directive Unloading of petrol into storage at petrol stations permit (Part B) application form Permit to operate a dry cleaning process (Part B) application form
Licence fee	The latest DEFRA PPC fees and charges scheme (2007/2008).
Further information	For further information please visit the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs website regarding Local Authorities and Pollution Prevention and Control or see our industrial processes pages.