Area: Poslovni SOS
Competent authority: MOP
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 615
Initiative accepted and completed: '2015-08-14'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2015-07-13'
Initiative published: '2015-07-13'
Initiative submitted: '2015-07-01'
Response from the competent authority: 'RESPONSE FROM THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
  AND SPACE:The Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning (Directorate for
  the Environment, Strategic Environmental Assessment Division) has examined your
  letter with regard to its consideration of the justification for carrying out Environmental
  Impact Assessments or preliminary procedures for mobile licensed installations.
  In our opinion, the ARSO correctly classifies the operation of a mobile plant as
  an operation referred to in point E.1.7.3 of Annex 1 of the Regulation on environmental
  operations subject to an EIA (Official Journal of the Republic of Slovenia No 51/14),
  if it exceeds the nominal (theoretical) waste treatment capacity of 100 t/day. "It
  is also important to bear in mind that there are two issues at stake here: obtaining
  a permit and obtaining an environmental permit, which are two procedures and are
  also based on two European Directives. The implementation of the Environmental Impact
  Assessment Directive, which is a preventive mechanism in order to be placed on a
  site or area where mitigation measures can reduce the environmental impact, is the
  first important instrument in this context and cannot be omitted in any way. In
  your case, you may already know that there are no impacts, but it is up to the administrative
  authority to decide on this and to make this finding known to the public.  Only
  in this way is it compatible with the European acquis, which is also more precisely
  defined in case law (Environmnental Impact Assessment of projects, Rulings of the
  Court of Justice). We have looked at EU legislation and found that mobile installations
  are not defined as an exception, and therefore no exception is foreseen for them
  in the Slovenian legislation either. We are confident that positive assessment practices
  and methods will be developed in this area as well. We apologise for the delay in
  replying.'
Text file: 615.txt
Title: No/need to obtain environmental consent or carry out an environmental impact
  assessment procedure for a mobile installation
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=615
