Milan, 3 June 2024 – 2.02pm
Street (Pua-Paur-Pauar) / Vas (Current Regulations)
(Francesco Petrucci)
Keyword: Street (Pua-Paur-Pauar) / Vas |
Permissions |
Territory |
Flora / Fauna / Habitat |
IPPC/Hague
Rewritten by Veneto region the local rules – organizational and procedural – on environmental assessmentswithout prejudice to the general application of the national regulations of Legislative Decree 152/2006.
There Regional Law Veneto 27 May 2024, n. 12 has updated its organizational rules for strategic environmental assessment (Vas), the environmental impact assessment (Street) and the integrated environmental authorization (Hague) referred to in Legislative Decree 152/2006 as well as those of the environmental impact assessment (May he win) former Presidential Decree 357/1997. Without prejudice to the application of national rules on environmental assessments relating to the methods and deadlines for submitting applications and the subjectability of projects to the relevant disciplines, regional legislation defines the administrative responsibilities in relation to the various types of projects.
In particular it is the competent authority for the various procedures has been identified authorizations depending on the type of projects (detailed in annexes A and B to the procedure) and are redefined assignments And composition of the Vas Committee and the Via Committee responsible for issuing environmental assessments. As regards the integrated environmental authorization, it remains without prejudice to the competence of the Region on the “Plan systems” for waste (those identified by the Regional Waste Plan as “closing the cycle”).
The regional law refers to subsequent regulations approved by the Regional Council the definition of further aspects such as the guidelines for the uniform carrying out of the procedures, the definition of the forms, the charges to be borne by the project proponents. The reorganization provisions approved by Regional Law 12/2024 do not come into force until the implementation regulations come into force, without prejudice to the rules on the methods of approval of the aforementioned implementation regulations.
Similarly to Via, Vas and Aia, they are define the rules for the impact assessment (May he win) – here too with reference to a future regulation for details – and identify the sanctions (from 1,500 to 10,000 euros) for those who carry out interventions in the absence of Vinca or in non-compliance with it.
Regional regulations on strategic environmental assessment (Vas), environmental impact assessment (Via), environmental impact assessment (Vinca) and integrated environmental authorization (Aia)
Implementation regulation of Directive 92/43/EEC – Habitats – Impact assessment – Sites of Community importance (“Sic”) – Natura 2000 – Special conservation areas (“SAC”) – Special protection areas (“SPA”)
Certain terrestrial or aquatic areas (so-called habitats) are subject to particular legal protection. For the purposes of their conservation, both international and national regulatory provisions set precise rules to ensure their protection from human socio-economic activities. Among these provisions there are those that require plans and projects that may produce negative effects on them to be subjected to a prior impact assessment (so-called “Vinca”). In the in-depth analysis, the analysis of the European (Directive 92/43/EEC) and national (Presidential Decree 357/1997) provisions of interest, as well as the related sanctioning system
Companies that carry out activities with a potentially high impact on the environment require a particular authorization in order to operate, called an integrated environmental authorization (so-called “Aia”; in English “Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control – IPPC”). The rules on the matter are partly dictated by the National Environmental Code (Legislative Decree 152/2006) and partly directly by the European Union (which establishes the best available techniques to be applied directly to individual sectors). Here is a summary of the regulation, updated to regulation 2024/1244/EU (in force from 22 May 2024) which established the new Industrial Emissions Portal
