Can prevention notices require ongoing action, such as monitoring?
If an activity is being carried on in an environmentally unsatisfactory manner, a prevention notice can require such ongoing action to ensure that the activity is carried on in future in an environmentally satisfactory manner. Examples are contained in section 96. Reasonable ongoing action, such as monitoring, can be required.
Related Questions
- Can long term classification principles for local action groups and local action plans be used for biotoxin or other monitoring programmes?
- How should ongoing sampling and reporting of existing monitoring wells be handled at sites where active remediation is taking place?
- Can prevention notices require ongoing action, such as monitoring?
