Environment permitting - part B variation form

  1. Summary

    Substantial changes to a Permitted Process need to be registered with the local authority where it is operating.

    The changes in the process are reviewed by the local authority regulator and incorporated into the operating conditions for the process.

    A revised Environmental Permit is then issued to the operator, following public consultation on the changes.

  2. Fees

    See environmental permitting charges guidance

  3. Application and guidance notes

    To request an application form for a Part B Variation permit email contact@manchester.gov.uk

  4. Processing and timescales

    The details of the process changes are reviewed to ensure that all the necessary information has been included in the variation form. The local authority officer will acknowledge the application and either seek further information from the applicant, or confirm that the application has been ‘duly made’.

  5. Legislation

    If further information is required you will be notified by the regulator. You must provide this information or the application will be deemed to be withdrawn.

    The application must be from the operator of the regulated facility.

    For waste operations no permit will be granted unless any required planning permission has first been granted. 

  6. Validity and renewals

    The Permit will remain in force until it is either surrendered or revoked. There is an annual subsistence fee charged for the regulation of the process to the prescribed standards.

  7. Complaints

    Email contact@manchester.gov.uk in the first instance.

    An applicant who is refused an environmental permit may appeal to the appropriate authority (Secretary of State).

    Appeals must be lodged no later than six months from the date of the decision.

  8. Contact us

    contact@manchester.gov.uk

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