PPS 11 Planning and Waste Management·Page 25·6.21

Dust and Airborne Pollution Control

Dust from waste management facilities can be minimised through well-maintained equipment and vehicles. Air quality is a material planning consideration and planning conditions may require operators to prepare dust suppression schemes.

The nature of any dust particulate from waste management facilities will depend on the type of facility and can be minimised through the use of appropriate, well-maintained and managed equipment and vehicles. Air quality issues will normally be raised at the planning stage and can be a material planning consideration as well as a pollution control issue. It may be appropriate to impose a planning condition, which requires waste operators to prepare a scheme, or to indicate what measures will be undertaken, to suppress dust on a site.

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