Prescribed period during which permits remain in force
30 Prescribed period during which permits remain in force
For the purposes of section 81(5)(b) of the Act, the prescribed period is—
in the case of an activity set out in item 17 (A11—Transporting waste into Victoria) or 18 (A12—Transporting waste out of Victoria) in the Table in Schedule 1, a time period specified in the permit if it is not longer than 1 year; and
in the case of an activity set out in item 27 (A19—Temporary on-site waste treatment) in the Table in Schedule 1, a time period specified in the permit if it is not longer than 3 years; and
Reg. 30(c) amended by S.R. No. 82/2021 reg. 7.
(c) in the case of an activity set out in item 8 (A05b—Municipal landfills servicing <5000 people), 15 (A10a—Reportable priority waste (transport)—high risk), 20 (A13b—Waste and resource recovery—medium), 22 (A14—Reclaimed wastewater supply or use), 23 (A15—Biosolids supply or use), 24 (A16—Supply or use of reportable priority waste), 25 (A17—Containment of Category D waste soil), 26 (A18—Discharge or deposit of waste to aquifer), 32 (B01a—Animal industries—waste solely to land), 34 (B02a—Livestock saleyards or holding pens—waste solely to land), 76 (L05—Operation outside of hours or extended operations), 77 (L06—Conducting more than 6 outdoor concerts) or 80 (L09—Disposing of tunnel boring machine spoil) in the Table in Schedule 1, for a time period specified in the permit if it is not longer than 5 years; and
in the case of an activity set out in item 28 (A20—On-site wastewater management systems) in the Table in Schedule 1, the earlier of the date—
set out in a condition in the permit issued by the council, in whose municipal district the on-site wastewater management system is located, provided that date is at least 2 years (but no more than 5 years) from the date the permit was issued; or
on which the council issued the certificate under regulation 33.
Note
The maximum period a permit may remain in force is 5 years (see section 81(5)(a) of the Act).
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