Search results 9.3.1 Resource Management Plans MATERIALS 9.3 Prevention of material waste 9.3.1 Resource Management Plans With the removal of the legal requirement for Site Waste Management Plans (SWMPs) in England and a move towards a circular economy, the process should now be around resource... 09-3-1-resource-management-plans 9.3.2 Construction Phase MATERIALS 9.3 Prevention of Material Waste 9.3.2 Construction Phase Good materials management on site tends to lead to a reduction in overall waste. Well-controlled sites tend to have: dedicated laydown areas for individual trade contractors, clarifying the... 09-3-2-construction-phase Further Sources of Information Nuisance FURTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION Websites Regulation and guidance Greater London Authority / Mayor of London / London AssemblyNon-road mobile machinery – Mayor of London web site https://nrmm.london/ Driving in London - https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/ Driving... 10-further-sources-of-information 11.1.2 The Definition of Waste and the legislative WASTE 11.1 Introduction 11.1.2 The Definition of Waste and the legislative background to waste In a legal sense, whether a substance or object is waste is determined by reference to the ‘Definition of Waste’ given in Article 3 of Directive 2008/98/EC... 11-1-2-the-definition-of-waste-and-the-legislative 11.8.6 Storing waste on site WASTE 11.8 STORAGE OF WASTE 11.8.6 Storing waste on site The Duty of Care requires materials to be contained in such a manner that they do not escape. In practice, for many sites 'builder's skips' are the simple answer, but there are a number of issues that... 11-8-6-storing-waste-on-site 11.9.4 Low risk waste WASTE 11.9 TREATMENT OF WASTE ON SITE OF PRODUCTION 11.9.4 Regulatory Position Statement and Low Risk Waste Position England and Wales The treatment of waste materials in construction applications is a waste recovery operation that requires a permit under The... 11-9-4-low-risk-waste 11.9.6.1 Non-Hazardous Waste WASTE 11.9 TREATMENT OF WASTE ON SITE OF PRODUCTION 11.9.6 Treatment prior to landfill 11.9.6.1 Non-Hazardous Waste The Environmental Permitting (England & Wales) Regulations 2016 and The Landfill (Scotland) Regulations 2003 in transposing the EU Landfill... 11-9-6-1-non-hazardous-waste 11.10.5.2 Completing the consignment note WASTE 11.10 TRANSFER OF WASTE 11.10.5 Transferring hazardous waste - the Consignment Note 11.10.5.2 Completing the consignment note The Consignment Note should provide for at least 3 copies to be made, 1 each for the Producer/Holder/Consignor, the Carrier... 11-10-5-2-completing-the-consignment-note 11.12.4.3 ”Difficult Waste” WASTE 11.12 DISPOSAL OF WASTE 11.12.4 Disposal to landfill 11.12.4.3 "Difficult Waste" There is no legal definition of 'difficult waste', nevertheless it is a term that has come into common usage and is applied to those wastes that, whilst not in themselves... 11-12-4-3-difficult-waste 11.12.5.1 Legislative requirements WASTE 11.12 DISPOSAL OF WASTE 11.12.5 The Disposal Of Waste To Landfill - Waste Acceptance Criteria 11.12.5.1 Legislative requirements The EU Landfill Directive and the subsequent Council Decision 2003/33/EC relevant to Waste Acceptance Criteria are now... 11-12-5-1-legislative-requirements 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16