PPS 11 Planning and Waste Management·Page 31·7.4
Waste Separation and Recycling Facilities - Location and Impact Considerations
Waste separation and recycling facilities may range from small community schemes to large multi-stream facilities. Potential impacts including noise, dust, odour and emissions require careful consideration, and suitable locations are typically ports, docklands, general industrial areas, quarries or sites where operations will not cause detrimental effects.
Waste separation and recycling facilities may range from small community schemes to multi-stream separation, material recovery facilities. Also included is the recycling of construction and demolition waste. The potential impacts of modern facilities may be limited but noise, dust, odour and other emissions are likely to require careful consideration as is the heavy goods traffic generated by such facilities. Due to the industrial nature of commercial facilities suitable sites are port and docklands, general industrial areas, within a hard rock quarry or where the impact of the operations will not have a detrimental effect on
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