Rules on IPPC Permits in Lithuania

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Order issued: Oh, you know.2013, No 77-3901, i.e. 113301MISAK00D1-528
MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA
ORDER
ON THE APPROVAL OF RULES ON THE GRANTING, UPDATING AND
REVOCATION OF INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
PERMITS
15 July 2013 No D1-528

Vilnius
Acting in compliance with the Law on Environmental Protection of the Republic of

Lithuania (Official Gazette, No 5-75, 1992; 2013, No 55-2727) and implementing Directive
2010/75/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 on industrial
emissions (integrated pollution prevention and control) (OJ 2010 L 334, p. 17):
1. I h e r e b y a p p r o v e Rules on the granting, updating and revocation of integrated
pollution prevention and control permits (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) (attached).
2. I find that:
2.1. activities specified in paragraph 2.2 of this Order in which an installation is operated in
accordance with the Rules on the granting, updating and revocation of integrated pollution
prevention and control permits approved by Order No 80 of the Minister of Environment of the
Republic of Lithuania of 27 February 2002 (Official Gazette, No 85-3684, 2002); 2005, No 103-
3829) (hereinafter referred to as the 2002 IPPC Regulations), an integrated pollution prevention
and control (IPPC) permit was issued prior to the entry into force of this Order:
2.1.1. until and including 6 January 2014 the IPPC rules of 2002 shall apply as follows:
2.1.1.1. An IPPC permit shall be renewed or amended on the grounds and in accordance
with the procedure laid down by the 2002 IPPC Rules, where an application for renewal or
amendment of the IPPC permit is submitted before 6 January 2014 and an updated or revised
IPPC permit shall be issued until 6 January 2015 inclusive;
2.1.1.2. The IPPC permit shall be withdrawn in accordance with the procedure established
by the IPPC Rules of 2002;
2.1.2. from 7 January 2014 the Rules shall apply according to the following procedure:
2.1.2.1. if an application for renewal or amendment of an IPPC permit is submitted before 6
January 2014 inclusively, but the updated or modified IPPC permit has not been issued before 6
January 2015 inclusive, the IPPC permit shall be issued, renewed and the IPPC permit revoked
on the grounds and in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Rules;
2.1.2.2. as of 7 January 2014, applications for the issue or renewal of an IPPC permit shall
be submitted and IPPC permits shall be issued, amended and revoked on the grounds and in
accordance with the procedure laid down by the Rules, except for the cases specified in
paragraph 2.1.1;
2.2. the activities referred to in paragraph 2.1 of this Order include:
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2.2.1. The activities referred to in paragraphs 1.2, 1.3, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5.1, 2.6, 3 of
Annex 1 to the Regulation;
2.2.2. The activities referred to in paragraph 1.1 of Annex 1 to the Regulation, where
installations with a total rated (nominal) thermal input exceeding 50 MW are operated;
2.2.3. The activities referred to in paragraph 1.4 of Annex 1 to the Regulation in the case of
carbon gasification and liquefaction;
2.2.4. The activities referred to in point 4 of Annex 1 to the Regulation in the case of
installations producing chemical processing;
2.2.5. Activities referred to in paragraphs 5.1, 5.2, 5.3.1, 5.3.2, 5.5, 6.1.1, 6.1.2, 6.2, 6.3,
6.4.1, 6.4.2 of Annex 1 to the Regulation;
2.2.6. Annex 1 to the Regulation, 6.4.3, 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.8. The activities referred to in point
6.9;
2.3. activities referred to in subparagraph 2.4 of this Order which, at the time of entry into
force of this Order, are operated by an installation which did not require an IPPC permit in
accordance with Annex 1 to the 2002 IPPC Regulations, shall be required from 1 January 2016 to
hold an IPPC permit issued in accordance with the requirements of the Rules in accordance with
the procedure laid down in the Rules:
2.3.1. if, at the time of entry into force of this Order, an installation carrying out activities
specified in paragraph 2.4 was operated by Order No D1-259 of the Minister of Environment of
the Republic of Lithuania of 6 March 2014 “On the approval of rules for the issuance,
replacement and revocation of polluting permits” approved by Order No D1-259 of the Minister
of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 6 March 2014 on the approval of the rules for the
issuance, replacement and revocation of polluting permits;
2.3.2. if, at the time of entry into force of this Order, an installation carrying out activities
referred to in point 2.4 was operated and the operation of the installation did not require an IPPC
permit under Annex 2 of the 2002 IPPC Regulations or/and a permit, the IPPC permit shall be
issued in accordance with the requirements of the Rules without requiring environmental impact
assessment procedures for the proposed economic activity, provided that the activities carried out
in the installation were preceded by procedures of environmental impact assessment where the
planned economic activity was not subject to such procedures.
Amendments to point.:
No D1-510, 2015-06-30 published TAR 2015-07-01, i.e. 2015-10611
2.31. once an IPPC permit has been issued in accordance with the requirements of the
Rules in the case referred to in paragraph 2.3 of the Order, the IPPC permit has been issued in
accordance with Annex 2 to the 2002 IPPC Regulations and the emission permit has been issued
in accordance with the pollution permit rules (if any);
The following subparagraph is added:
2.32. until 31 December 2015 inclusive in the case referred to in subparagraph 2.3 of the
Order without an IPPC permit in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations, the IPPC
permit issued in accordance with Annex 2 of the IPPC Regulations 2002 and the emission permit
issued in accordance with the Pollution Permit Rules (if any) shall be considered invalid;
A note from the tar. To recognise tha parat 2.32 of Order No D-528 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic
of Lithuania of 15 July 2013 on the Approval of Rules for Issuance, Replacement and Revocation of Integrated
Pollution Prevention and Control Permits (Version No D1-510 of 30 June 2015 of the Minister of Environment of the
Republic of Lithuania, which entered into force on 2 July 2015) is contrary to the constitutional principles of the rule
of law, rule of law, hierarchy of legal acts and provisions of Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
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Environmental Protection, which entered into force on 2 July 2015.

No. 2017-04-03 No. AB-7410-3-66-3-00035-2016-5, 2017-04-03, published in TAR 2017-04-11, i.e. 2017-06158
2.4. the activities referred to in paragraph 2.3 of this Order include:

2.4.1. The activities referred to in paragraph 1.1 of Annex 1 to the Regulation, where
installations with a total rated (nominal) thermal input of 50 MW are operated;
2.4.2. The activities referred to in paragraph 1.4 of Annex 1 to the Regulation in the case of
fuel (except carbon) gasification or liquefaction in installations with a total rated thermal input
equal to or greater than 20 MW;
2.4.3. The activities referred to in point 4 of Annex 1 to the Rules in the case of biorefinery
production;
2.4.4. Activities specified in paragraphs 5.1, 5.2, 5.3.3, 5.3.4, 5.3.5, 5.4, 5.6, 5.7, 6.1.3,
6.4.2 of Annex 1 to the Regulation;
2.4.5. The activities referred to in paragraphs 6.10 and 6.11 of Annex 1 to the Regulation;
2.5. In cases other than those referred to in paragraphs 2.1 and 2.3 of this Order for the
activities referred to in Annex 1 to the Rules, the Rules shall apply after the entry into force of
this Order in accordance with the following procedure:
2.5.1. after the entry into force of this Order, an IPPC permit issued in accordance with the
requirements of the Rules must be held for the operation of the installation;
2.5.2. applications for the issuance of IPPC permits shall be submitted and permits shall be
issued in accordance with the procedure established by the Rules from the date of entry into force
of this Order.
2.6. in exchange of IPPC permits issued by the Regional Department of Environmental
Protection (hereinafter referred to as the “RAAD”) issued by the Ministry of Environment, the
particulars of the title sheets (covers) of permits shall be drawn up in accordance with the
following procedure:
2.6.1. the particulars of the title sheet (cover) of the renewal permit shall be drawn up in
accordance with the requirements of Annex 7 to the Rules, including the registration number of
the changed IPPC permit, the name of the RAAD that issued it, the dates of issue, any updates
and/or adjustments made (if any);
2.6.2. the number of the permit being replaced shall be given indicating the number of the
IPPC permit to be replaced and the new number allocated in accordance with the procedure laid
down in the AAA;
2.6.3. if the permit is renewed in the case specified in subparagraph 4 of paragraph 10 of
Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, only the
particulars of the title sheet (cover) of the permit shall be amended in accordance with the
requirements of Annex 7 to the Rules;
The following point is added:
2.7. The IPPC permit shall be issued for an indefinite period, except where, before the entry
into force of this order, the authorisation laid down conditions for a certain period of time after
which the permit must be replaced;
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2.8. undertakings which have submitted an application from 11 August 2015 to 14

September 2015 inclusive must submit documents certifying the payment of state fees and
charges for the issue or amendment of an IPPC permit not later than 2 working days before the
expiry of the time limit specified in paragraph 88 of the Rules during which a decision on the
issuance of the permit must be taken. Where the economic entity fails to submit the document
confirming the payment of state fees and charges for the issue or amendment of an IPPC permit
in accordance with the procedure laid down in this paragraph, the IPPC permit shall not be issued
or replaced;
2.9. applications submitted before 11 August 2015 shall be examined and decisions on the
issue or renewal of an IPPC permit shall be taken in accordance with the procedure in force
before 11 August 2015, without applying the provisions of subparagraph 2.8 of this Order;
2.10. after the entry into force of subparagraphs 2.8-2.9 of this Order, the provisions of
subparagraphs 1.2-1.5 of Order No. D1-647 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of
Lithuania of 10 September 2015 on State Fees for Issuance or Replacement of Pollution
Prevention and Control Allowances and Pollution Permits concerning fees for the issuance or
amendment of IPPC permits shall cease to apply.
3. I e n t r u s t :
3.1. The Department of Environmental Protection under the Ministry of Environment shall:
3.1.1. Exercise, in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Environmental Protection and the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on State
Control of Environmental Protection and in accordance with the procedure laid down in the
Rules, the monitoring of compliance with the conditions of IPPC permits issued in accordance
with the Rules;
3.1.2. providing information and consultations to the Environmental Protection Agency
when reviewing, amending or withdrawing IPPC permits issued in accordance with the 2002
IPPC regulations in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Rules of Procedure;
3.1.3. ensuring that the operator complies with the requirements specified in paragraphs
111 to 113 of the Rules when an permit is withdrawn;
3.2. For the Environmental Protection Agency:

3.2.1. Issue, review, amend and revoke IPPC permits on the grounds specified in Article 191 of
the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection and in accordance with the
procedure laid down in the Rules;
3.2.2. publishing electronic versions of IPPC permits issued or modified in accordance with
the Rules on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency;
3.2.3. monitoring the development of best available techniques (BAT), collecting
information on new or updated BAT conclusions, publishing this information to the public
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concerned, taking measures to encourage the development and application of new techniques, in
particular those set out in BAT reference documents, and, where appropriate, to determine BAT
for individual activities or production processes in accordance with guidelines established by the
European Commission;
3.2.4. in accordance with the Description of the Licensing Basics approved by Resolution
No. 937 of July 18th 2012 of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania on the Approval of the
Description of Licensing Frameworks, to provide information to the Information System of
Licensing about issued and modified IPPC permits, revocation of IPPC permits on the day of
issue, replacement or revocation of IPPC permits respectively;
3.2.5. by publishing the information referred to in point 123 of the Rules, indicate the dates
of receipt, acceptance of applications for IPPC permits or amendments, the dates of issue and
amendment of IPPC permits and decisions to accept and/or refuse applications;
3.2.6. collecting, processing and reporting to the European Commission on

theimplementation of Directive 2010/75/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24
November 2010 on industrial emissions (integrated pollution prevention and control) (OJ 2010 L
334, p. 17).
MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT VALENTINAS MAZURONIS

APPROVED BY
Minister of Environment of the Republic of
Lithuania
Order No D1-528 of 15 July 2013
CONDITIONS FOR THE GRANTING, UPDATING AND REVOCATION OF

INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PERMITS
I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
1. The rules on the granting, updating and revocation of integrated pollution prevention and
control permits (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) govern the integrated prevention and control
of pollution caused by industrial activities. The purpose of the rules for the issuance, replacement
and cancellation of integrated pollution prevention and control permits (hereinafter referred to as
‘authorisations’) is to ensure that greenhouse gas emissions, emissions into air, water and soil are
prevented or, where this is not possible, that their quantity is reduced and waste generation is
prevented in order to achieve a high level of environmental protection.
2. The rules shall lay down the procedure for preparing, submitting an application for the
granting or renewal of a permit referred to in Article 19 1 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania
on Environmental Protection (hereinafter referred to as an “application”), publicity, examination,
coordination, acceptance of the received application, preparation of a draft permit,
reconsideration of permit conditions, amendment and withdrawal of the permit, the rights and
obligations of the public concerned as well as provision of information to another Member State
of the European Union (hereinafter referred to as the “EU”) Member State, the procedure for
informing the public of another EU Member State.
3. The rules have been developed in implementation of Directive 2010/75/EU of the

European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 on industrial emissions (integrated
pollution prevention and control) (OJ 2010 L 334, p. 17) (hereinafter referred to as the IPPC
Directive) and Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13
October 2003 establishing a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the
Community and amending Council Directive 96/61/EC (OJ 2004 special edition, Chapter 15,
Volume 7, p. 631), as last amended by Council Directive 2009/23/29 of 2009 April 29.
4. The rules shall apply to industrial/economic activities carried out in installations which
cause pollution and are listed in Annex 1 to the Rules. The rules shall not apply to research and
experimental development (hereinafter referred to as “R & D”) or to testing of new products and
processes, provided that the R & D activity or the testing of new products and processes is carried
out for a period not exceeding years.
5. The rules must be followed by operators, the Environmental Protection Agency

(hereinafter referred to as the “AAA”) issuing, amending and withdrawing authorisations,
reviewing permit conditions, the Department of Environmental Protection under the Ministry of
Environment (hereinafter referred to as the “AAD”), which controls compliance with permit
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conditions as well as the National Public Health Centre under the Ministry of Health (hereinafter
referred to as the NISSC).
6. The specific provisions of the IPPC Directive on requirements relating to emission limit
values and the monitoring of their emissions and effects on the environment, which, in addition to
the Rules, are to be used for the establishment of permit conditions for the operation of certain
installations, are laid down in the following legislation:
6.1. Emission standards for large combustion plants approved by Order No 486 of the
Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 28 September 2001 (Official Gazette,
No 88-3100, 2001; 2013, No 38-1871) (hereinafter referred to as the LCD norms);
6.2. The procedure for limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds due to the use of
solvents in installations in certain types of activities approved by Order No 620 of the Minister of
Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 5 December 2002 (Official Gazette, No 15-634,
2003) (hereinafter – the procedure for solvents);
6.3. Waste incineration requirements approved by Order No 699 of the Minister of
Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 31 December 2002 (Official Gazette, No 31-1290,
2003);
6.4. Special requirements for titanium dioxide installations approved by Order No 663 of
the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 19 December 2003 (Official Gazette,
No 12-352, 2004); 2013, No 4-129);
6.5. Special requirements for large combustion plants approved by Order No 486 of the
Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 28 September 2001 (hereinafter –
Special Requirements for DCDDA).
II.DEFINITIONS
7. The following definitions shall be used in the Rules:

substance means any chemical element and its compounds or mixtures, with the exception
of:
A) radioactive materials defined in Lithuanian hygiene norm HN 73: 2001 “Basic norms of
radiation protection” approved by Order No 663 of the Minister of Health of the Republic of
Lithuania of 21 December 2001 (Official Gazette, No 11-388, 2002);
Genetically modified micro-organisms as defined in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania
on Genetically Modified Organisms (Official Gazette, No 56-1976, 2001; 2006, No 77-2967);
genetically modified organisms defined in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Genetically Modified Organisms;
7.2. pollution shall mean the direct or indirect dispersion of substances, vibrations, heat or
noise in the air, water or land caused by human activities, which may harm human health or the
quality of the environment, cause damage to material property, damage to nature and/or restrict
lawful use thereof;
7.3. installation means a stationary technical unit in which one or more activities listed in
Annex 1 to the Regulations are carried out and other activities which are carried out directly on
the same site and which are technically related to the activities referred to in that Annex and
which may cause emissions and pollution;
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emissions means the direct or indirect emissions of substances, vibrations, heat or noise
from organised or diffuse sources of pollution into the air, water or land;
Emission limit value means an emission level expressed in terms of certain parameters,
concentration and/or level which may not be exceeded in one or more periods;
7.6. substantial change shall mean any change in the nature or functioning of an
installation, combustion plant, waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant which may
have significant adverse effects on human health or the environment, as established by the Law
of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic
Activity (Valstybės žinios (Official Gazette) No 82 —1965, 1996);2005, No 84-3105);
7.7.best available techniques (BAT) shall mean the most effective and advanced
techniques for the development of activities and their methods of operation, which may serve as a
basis for setting emission limit values and other permit conditions with a view to preventing
pollution and, if this is not possible, to reduce emissions and their impact on the environment as a
whole (‘production techniques’ understood as technology and installation design, construction,
maintenance, operation and closure methods, ‘accessible techniques’ – techniques developed so
that they can be applied in a particular industrial sector, whether economically or technically
feasible; ‘best’ means the most effective in achieving a high level of environmental protection;
7.8.‘BAT reference document means an activity-specific new or updated document
prepared on the basis of the results of the exchange of information organised by the European
Commission, describing the techniques used, existing emissions and consumption levels (e.g.
energy, water, raw materials), techniques that can be considered BAT, as well as BAT
conclusions and any new techniques, paying particular attention to the criteria for determining
best available techniques listed in Annex 2 to the Rules;
7.9. conclusions on best available techniques (BAT conclusions) means a part or a

number of parts of the BAT reference document setting out the conclusions on best available
techniques, their description, information on the options for BAT adaptation, as well as the
emission levels and associated monitoring (monitoring) associated with BAT, consumption levels
(e.g. energy, water, raw materials) and, where appropriate, appropriate rehabilitation measures for
the site;
7.10. emission levels for BAT are the various emission levels resulting from the
application of BAT or combinations of BAT as described in the BAT conclusions under normal
operating conditions, expressed as average over time, taking into account specified conditions;
7.11. new production method means an innovative production method intended for
industrial activities which, if commercially developed, could either achieve a better level of
environmental protection or at least the same level of environmental protection and reduce costs
more than existing BAT;
7.12. operator shall mean a natural person, a legal person or a subdivision thereof
(including a legal person and another organisation of a foreign state, as well as a branch thereof)
operating or controlling the entire installation, combustion plant, waste incineration plant or
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waste co-incineration plant, or part of such plant which owns or operates the installation,
manages the installation by the right of lease, use, trust or operates on any other legal basis and is
responsible for controlling the operation and technical functioning of the installation;
7.13. public shall mean one or more natural and/or legal persons, their organisations,
associations or groups;
7.14. public concerned shall mean the public affected or likely to be affected by, or having
an interest in, the taking of a decision on the granting or modification of a permit or permit
conditions; for the purposes of this definition, associations and other public legal persons (with
the exception of legal persons established by the State or a municipality or institutions thereof)
established in accordance with the procedure laid down by legal acts and promoting
environmental protection shall in all cases be considered to be interested persons;
7.15. dangerous substances means substances or mixtures having properties specified in
the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Chemical Substances and Preparations (Official Gazette,
No 36 —987, 2000;The concept of dangerous substances and preparations, as defined in Article
2008, No 76-3000;
7.16. report on the state of pollution (provisional ecogeological survey report) —
information on soil (grunth) and groundwater contamination by certain dangerous substances;
7.17. groundwater shall mean groundwater as defined in the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Water (Official Gazette, No 104 —2615, 1997);2003, No 36-1544);
7.18. soil shall mean a layer of crust on the earth above the reference rock, consisting of
mineral particles, organic matter, water, air and living organisms;
7.19. environmental inspection means all actions, including on-site inspections,
monitoring of emissions, and internal reporting and follow-up of activity documents, internal
monitoring, verification of the adequacy of the production methods used and the environmental
management of the installation carried out by or on behalf of the Responsible Authority in order
to verify that installations comply with the terms of the issued permit, to promote compliance
with these conditions and, where appropriate, to monitor their environmental impact;
7.20. poultry means ducks, pigeons, pheasants, turkeys, partridges, domestic fowls, guinea
fowls, quails, geese, poultry reared or kept in captivity for breeding, meat or eggs, and for the
recovery of hunting resources;
7.21. production capacity means the capacity of the installed and installed installation
under the normal operating conditions of the installation (hereinafter: ‘production (design)
capacity’);
7.22. abnormal (non-conformity) operating conditions means start-up, adjustment,

braking of an installation as described in the operating document of the installation (technical
regulation, etc.), as well as the presence of leakages and failures;
7.23. environmental action plan shall mean a set of measures approved by the operator
and adopted by the competent authority for improvement of the environmental management of
the installation and improvement of the state of the environment.
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8. The term ‘nominal thermal input of a combustion plant’ shall apply as defined in the
Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Energy (Official Gazette, No 56-2224, 2002; 2011, No 160-
7576) (hereinafter referred to as the “Energy Law”).A document certifying the rated (nominal)
thermal capacity shall be a document issued by the manufacturer of the installation (boat) or a
document issued by a competent authority in accordance with the procedure laid down by the
Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania under the Law on Energy.
9.Other concepts used in the Rules correspond to the Civil Code of the Republic of
Lithuania (Official Gazette, No 74-2262, 2000), the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Environmental Protection, the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Financial Instruments for
Climate Change Management (Official Gazette, No 87-3662, 2009), the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Waste Management (Official Gazette, No 61-1726, 1998); 2002, No 72-3016) and
other legal acts.
III.GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR GRANTING AUTHORISATIONS
10. An operator operating an installation described in the Rules (part of the installation,
several installations or parts thereof), including the combustion plant, waste incineration plant
and/or waste co-incineration plant must hold a permit.
11. A permit may be issued for one or a part of an installation or several installations of the
same operator or parts thereof located in the same location (on a plot, in adjacent plots, or in plots
separated by the engineering infrastructure only).A permit issued for two or more installations or
parts thereof shall specify the conditions necessary to ensure that each installation or part thereof
complies with the requirements of the Rules. Where a permit is issued for a part of an installation
or parts of several installations, the permit shall include the name(s) of the entire installation or
several installations, its/their design capacity, part of the installation (or parts of installations) for
which the permit and its/their design capacity are issued. Where several operators operate or
manage an installation (part of it, several installations or parts thereof) on ownership, lease,
lending, trust or other legal basis, the submission of documents to the operators confirming or
proving the rights and division of responsibility between operators may be subject to a single
permit (or revised with reference to several operators, if previously granted to a single operator),
specifying the details of the operators and the sharing of responsibility.
111.Where the activity is carried out in an installation consisting of several combustion

plants, irrespective of their rated (nominal) thermal input, and if the total rated thermal input of
all the plants is equal to or greater than 50 MW, such activity shall be attributed to the activities
referred to in paragraph 1.1 of Annex 1 to the Regulations.
12. The operator must obtain an authorisation for operating a new installation (part of it,
several installations or parts thereof) before the start of operation of the installation. When
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planning a change or extension of an installation which requires the setting of permit conditions
other than those laid down in the permit, the permit must be amended or revised prior to the
change or extension of the installation.
13. The AAA shall issue, amend the permit, specify the terms of the permit, revoke the
permit, and revise the permit conditions. The permit shall be prepared, modified or revised on the
basis of an application accepted by a decision of the AAA. Compliance with permit conditions
other than those set out by the NSC for noise and odour management shall be monitored by the
EAD. Compliance with permit conditions for noise and odour management shall be monitored by
the NVSC.
14. Where the installation is operated, controlled or operated by several economic entities
(operators) owning individual parts of the installation or operating parts of the installation by the
right of lease, lending, trust or other legal basis and responsible for controlling the operation and
technical functioning of parts of the installation, a single permit may be issued to the installation.
In this case, the application for a permit or change must be accompanied by a declaration (free
form) indicating the division of responsibility between the operators/operators of the parts of the
installation. An installation may not be divided between entities (operators) for the purpose of
carrying out an activity without authorisation.
15. An authorisation shall be issued for an indefinite period.
16. A permit shall be issued or renewed only upon selection of the proposed economic
activity for environmental impact assessment (hereinafter: ’ selection') and/or environmental
impact assessment, where, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Environmental Impact Assessment, these procedures are mandatory and upon receipt of the AAA
screening conclusion that environmental impact assessment is not mandatory (hereinafter referred
to as the screening conclusion) or a decision on the environmental impact on the proposed
economic activity complies with requirements of legal acts (hereinafter referred to as the “EIA
Decision”), except for the cases where the permit is renewed for the reasons not related to the
operating installation or the installation the proposed economic activity will be subject to
compliance with the requirements of legal acts (hereinafter referred to as the “EIA Decision”),
except where the permit is renewed for the reasons not related to the operating installation or the
installation which is the subject of the proposed economic activity or the proposed economic
activity will be subject to compliance with the requirements of legal acts (hereinafter referred to
as the EIA decision), except where the permit is renewed for the reasons not related to the
operating installation or the installation, where the proposed economic activity will be subject to
compliance with the requirements of legal acts (hereinafter referred to as the “EIA Decision”),
except where the permit is renewed due to the reasons not related to the operating installation or
the installation, or the proposed economic activity will be submitted to the proposed economic
activity, or the proposed economic activity will be subject to compliance with the requirements of
legal acts (hereinafter: the ‘EIA decision’), except where the permit is renewed for the reasons
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not related to the operating installation or the installation which will be subject to a change of the
proposed economic activity or the proposed economic activity, which will be subject to the
proposed economic activity, or the proposed economic activity is to be renewed in accordance
with the decision on the selection of the proposed economic activity, which is not necessary for
the reasons relating to the environmental impact assessment, or the proposed economic activity
under which the proposed economic activity complies with the requirements of legal acts
(hereinafter referred to as the EIA decision), except for the cases where the permit is amended for
the reasons not related to the operating installation or the installation, where the proposed
economic activity will be subject to compliance with the requirements of legal acts (hereinafter
referred to as the EIA decision), except where the permit is renewed for the reasons not related to
the operating installation or the
161.Where screening or environmental impact assessment procedures have been carried out
in respect of the proposed economic activity, the issued and/or amended permit must comply with
the conditions set forth in the EIA decision and/or the scope and characteristics of the economic
activity indicated in the EIA decision and/or the screening conclusion, the measures provided for
to reduce and/or compensate for the significant negative impact on the environment, which must
be implemented in preparation for the carrying out of the activity, during the implementation and
completion of the activities.
IV.BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR THE SETTING OF PERMIT CONDITIONS
17. Compliance with the following basic principles shall be ensured when issuing,
modifying permits, setting permit conditions and operating installations:
17.1. the installation must be operated without violating the established environmental
quality norms, the requirements set forth in legal acts on environmental protection and public
health safety;
17.2. possible pollution prevention measures and BAT in accordance with the requirements
of the Rules;
17.3. natural resources are used rationally and economically, energy – efficiently;
17.4. prevention of generation of waste as provided for in the Law on Waste Management.
Waste must be prepared for re-use, recycled, recovered or, where this is technically and
economically impossible, disposed of in order to prevent or reduce negative environmental
impacts, in accordance with the priority order and in accordance with the requirements of waste
legislation;
17.5. assessing the likelihood of the risk of accidents and providing for the necessary
measures to prevent, limit and mitigate possible consequences;
17.6. in the event of definitive cessation of activity, the measures necessary to avoid the
risk of pollution and to restore the condition of the site properly shall be taken in compliance with
the requirements specified in paragraphs 111-114 of the Rules;
17.7. economic activities must reduce the use of hazardous substances and gradually
replace dangerous substances with less dangerous substances.
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V. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PREPARATION OF AN APPLICATION FOR

AUTHORISATION OR RENEWAL
18. A model recommended for an application for authorisation or renewal is given in

Annex 4 to the Rules. Explanations concerning the completion of certain parts of the application
are given in Annex 6 to the Rules.
19. The data and information (plans, schemes, extracts, extracts, etc.) from the territorial
planning documents prepared in compliance with the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Territorial Planning or the documents of environmental impact assessment drawn up in
compliance with the Law on Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic
Activity, the Public Health Impact Assessment Documents approved by the Minister of Air
Pollution Assessment Reports on Air Pollution Prevention, the Methods of Assessment of the
Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity, the Resolution of the Minister of Health,
the Order No V-491 of 1 July 2004 on the approval of the documents of emission of air pollution
prevention reports, the regulations on the approval of emission reports of hazardous substances
and on public health, approved by the Minister of Environmental Pollution and the Guidelines on
the Approval of the Impact Assessment of the Environmental Pollutants from them, as well as the
regulations on the approval of emission reports of the hazardous substances and on public health,
approved by the Minister of Environmental Impact Assessment, and the regulations on the
approval of the discharges of pollutants from them, as well as the regulations on the approval of
emission reports of the hazardous activities, as well as the regulations on the safety of the
pollution caused by them, as well as the regulations on the approval of the pollution caused by
them from 1 July 966, as well as the regulations on the approval of emission reports of the
hazardous substances from the Republic of Lithuania, as well as the regulations on the approval
of emission reports of the hazardous activities on public health, which were approved by the
Minister of Environmental Protection and on the Approval of the Environmental Impact
Assessment Reports, the Regulations on the Approval of the Environmental Pollution from
Pollutants and on the Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment Reports, the
Regulations on the Approval of the Environmental Pollution Effectives from the Environmental
Pollution Objections, and the Regulations on the Approval of the Impact of Air Pollution from
Air Pollutants, and the Regulations on the Approval of the Impact of Air Pollution from them,
and the Regulations on the Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment from Their
Pollutants, and the Regulations on the Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment from
them, the Regulations on the Approval of the Environmental Pollutants‘ Impact Assessment from
Their Pollutants’ Obligations, and the Regulations on the Approval of the Impact Assessment on
Environment from the Republic of Lithuania, and the Rules on the Approval of the Impact
Assessment of Air Pollutants from the Air Pollution Prevention Acts, and the Regulations on the
Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment on Public Health, the Regulations on the
Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment of the Environmental Impact Assessment, or
the Environmental Impact Assessment Reports drawn up in compliance with the Law on the
Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment on the Environmental Impact Assessment of
the Proposed Environmental Impact Assessment Documents, the Law on the Approval of the
Public Health Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity and the Documents of the
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Public Health Impact Assessment Documents drawn up in compliance with the Law on the
Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment of the Environmental Impact Assessment
Documents and the Environmental Impact Assessment Documents drawn up in accordance with
the Law on the Approval of Environmental Impact Assessment of the Environmental Impact
Assessment and the Environmental Impact Assessment Documents drawn up in accordance with
the Law on the Approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment on the Provision of the
Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity, and the Obligations of the
Approval of the Public Health Impact Assessment of the Implementation of the Proposed
Economic Activity, the Documents on the Approval of the Public Health Impact Assessment
Reports of the Proposed Economic Activity Assessment Documents, the Documents on the
Approval of the Obligations of the Environmental Impact Assessment and the Documents on the
Approval of the Public Health Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity, which
were drawn up according to the Methodological Instructions for the Assessment of the Impact
Assessment of the Environmental Impact Effects prepared in compliance with the Law on the
Approval of Environmental Impact Assessments or the Environmental Impact Assessment
Documents drafted in compliance with the Law on the Approval of Environmental Impact
Assessment of the Republic of Lithuania, the Law on the Approval of the Environmental Impact
Impact Assessment Reports of the Republic of Lithuania’s Proposed Economic Activity Impact
Assessments, the Documents
20. Where the environmental impact assessment procedures have been carried out in
respect of the planned activity in an installation, the operator shall accompany the application
with the information referred to in point 78 of the Rules.
21. An application for authorisation or renewal shall contain:
21.1. on the title sheet of the application – the name of the operator, the code of the legal
person, the address of its registered office, the details of the contact person, the activity(s)
specified in Annex 1 to the Rules to which the installation corresponds;
21.2. information about the persons responsible for the protection of the enterprise’s
environment and their communication data; information on the management system implemented
(ISO 14001, EMAS, other management systems);
21.3. the installation and the activities listed in Annex 1 to the Regulations and activities
carried out on the same site which are directly technically related to the activities listed in Annex
1 to the Regulations; production/design capacity or rated thermal input;
21.4. conditions of the site of operation of the installation (environmental elements into
which pollutants will be emitted (discharges), background level of pollution according to
individual pollutants emitted (discharged) from the installation during operation, geographical
conditions (mountain, valley, etc., open uninhabited area, etc.), the status of economic activities
in the scheme with the zones of protection of residential houses, educational and health care
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institutions, adjacent enterprises, other buildings, protected areas and biotopes, surface water
bodies protection zones and zones. The background level of ambient air pollution shall be the
level of ambient air pollution assessed according to Order No D1-653 of the Minister of
Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 30 November 2007 “On the calculation models of
pollutant dispersion, the use of background ambient air pollution data and meteorological data for
the assessment of the impact of economic activities on ambient air”;
21.5. for a new installation – the start of construction and the planned start of activity. For
an existing installation, the operation of which is planned to be changed or extended, the intended
start of an operation following a change of permit;
21.51. the number of the document permitting the construction and the date when it is
mandatory to have it in accordance with the procedure laid down by laws and other legal acts,
and a reference to it if this document has been publicly announced; where screening or
environmental impact assessment procedures have been carried out, a reference to the EIA
decision or to the conclusion of the selection, indicating the date and number of the EIA decision
or screening conclusion;
21.52.where screening or environmental impact assessment procedures have been carried

out, detailed information on the implementation or implementation of the conditions specified in
the EIA decision prior to the commencement of activities and the measures indicated in the EIA
decision and/or selection conclusion to reduce and/or compensate for significant adverse effects
on the environment, which must be implemented prior to the commencement of the activity or
during the operation of the activity (operation of the installation);
21.53.when a public health impact assessment has been carried out in accordance with the
Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Public Health, reference is made to the documents of public
health impact assessment.
21.6. a detailed description of the economic activities carried out and/or planned to be
carried out in the installation and its location in the territory; the technologies, techniques and
tools used, a brief description of the technologies, techniques and alternatives used; the emission
sources of the installation, the planned emissions from the installation into each environmental
element/media; the identified environmental impacts and emission limit values requested by the
operator in the permit; Information about the conformity of noise emitted by the installation and
odour emitted by the installation with legal acts on public health safety, the odours (quamour
emission indicators) from each stationary source of odour, measures for the management
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(reduction) of odours and their efficiency indicators, assignment of equipment to potentially

dangerous equipment pursuant to the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on the Supervision of
Potential Dangerous Equipment;
21.7. lists of raw materials and auxiliary substances planned to be used and/or used,
including chemical substances, mixtures and fuels, their quantity, safety data sheets. In the
planning of events involving the use of solvent-containing substances and mixtures, the names
(chemical and contractual technical or commercial) of solvents containing volatile organic
compounds (VOCs), their quantity, composition, contained VOC risk phrases (R-phrases) or
hazard phrases (phrases H) and information in accordance with the data set out in Annex 5 to the
Solvent Procedure must be reported;
21.8. energy sources, its production and/or consumption;

21.9. selected technology and other methods to prevent or, where this is not possible,
reduce emissions from the installation;
21.10. a comparison of how the technologies and techniques used by the operator and the
measures taken to prevent and monitor pollution are in line with the BAT referred to in the BAT
conclusions;
21.11. planned use of water sources, water demand;
21.12. activities and sources of installation emitting greenhouse gases (hereinafter referred
to as “GHG”) are listed in Annex 1 to the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Financial
Instruments for Climate Change Management;
21.13. measures for prevention, preparation for re-use, recycling and recovery of waste
generation in an installation (for undertakings other than waste management);
21.14. possible pollution of air, water and land under unusual (extraordinary) operating
conditions and measures to prevent or limit potential pollution under such conditions;
21.15. other additional measures to implement the basic principles set out in paragraph 17
of the Rules;
21.16. accident prevention measures if the document referred to in point 22.14 is not
provided;
21.17. an environmental action plan where the operator requests reservations regarding the
implementation of certain environmental requirements. It must define specific pollution
prevention and/or abatement measures, specify parameters, units, target limit values (BAT),
existing values and indicative timetables for the implementation of the measures;
21.18. additional data according to environmental requirements for the incineration of
waste;
21.19. additional data according to the requirements of the Rules for Installation, Operation,
Closure and Maintenance of Waste Landfills approved by Order No 444 of the Minister of
Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 18 October 2000 (Official Gazette, No 96-3051,
2000);
21.20. additional data according to the Special Requirements for Large Combustion Plants
approved by Order No. 28 September 2001 of the Minister of Environment on the Approval of
Special Requirements for Large Combustion Plants;
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21.21. non-technical summary, which must contain the information contained in the
application summarised by the public and representatives of state institutions, distinguishing the
most important aspects of the information contained in the application.
22. The application shall contain the following documents or certified copies by the
undertaking:
22.1. plan (scheme) of a plot of an object of economic activity marked with the sources of
pollution;
22.2. diagram/plane of the facility/installation in which water sources and water abstraction
points are clearly identified and numbered;
22.3. the programme for environmental monitoring of an economic entity drawn up in
compliance with the Regulations of Environmental Monitoring of Economic Entities approved by
Order No D1-546 of the Minister of Environment of 16 September 2009 (Official Gazette, No
113-4831, 2009) (hereinafter referred to as the “Regulations of Monitoring”;
22.4. a report on the state of pollution where it is necessary to draw up a report in
accordance with Chapter XIII of the Rules, which provides the information necessary to
determine the state of soil and groundwater contamination in order to make a quantitative
comparison with the state of final cessation of activities. It must be prepared and evaluated in
accordance with the requirements laid down in the Ecogeological Research Regulation approved
by Order No 1-104 of 17 June 2008 of the Director of the Lithuanian Geological Service under
the Ministry of Environment (hereinafter referred to as the “LGT”) (Official Gazette, No 71-
2759, 2008);
22.5. the questionnaire (declaration) of the source inventory of potential geological
pollution of the environment, the form of which was approved by Order No 1-06 of the Director
of the LGT of 3 February 2003 “On the Approval of the Procedure for Invention of Dangerous
Substances to Underground Water” (Official Gazette, No 17-770, 2003);
22.6. A GHG monitoring plan drawn up in accordance with the procedure laid down by
Order No D1-168 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania on the Approval
of Procedure for Monitoring, Monitoring and Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emission
Allowances and Operators Participating in the European Union Greenhouse Gas Emission
Allowance Trading Scheme approved by Order No D1-168 of the Minister of Environment of the
Republic of Lithuania of 26 February 2015 on the Approval of Procedure for Monitoring,
Monitoring and Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Emissions Trading Scheme;
22.7. if provided for in legal acts regulating water protection or discharge of waste water,
calculations of the effect of the planned discharge of waste water must be submitted to the
receiver in compliance with the Waste Water Management Regulation approved by Order No
D1-236 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 17 May 2006 (Official
Gazette, No 59-2103, 2006); 2007, No 110-4522) (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Waste Water
Regulation’);
22.71.when waste water is discharged into the environment – a detailed scheme of waste
water treatment plants in which all untreated, treated and treated waste water flow lines and
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valves controlling them are marked, where one waste water line is connected to another (e.g. a
loop line) and the places where the discharge of waste water into the environment is possible
(discharger, emergency discharge).The elements listed in the waste water treatment plants must
be marked in the same way as in this scheme;
22.8. where the waste water is intended to be discharged (disbursed) to another person’s
waste water treatment system, the application shall contain copies of the documents confirming
the provision of waste water treatment facilities specified in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania
on Drinking Water Supply and Waste Water Treatment;
22.9. a programme for the reduction of pollution of waters with hazardous substances when
planning pollution or pollution of waters with dangerous substances prepared in accordance with
the requirements of the Waste Water Management Regulation;
22.10. diagram/plant of the object/installation and its drainage, with clearly marked and
numbered waste water treatment plants, waste water dischargers, waste water meters, laboratory
control points;
22.11. documents justifying compliance of activities with noise limit values and
compliance of odour emitted by the installation with public health safety legislation (laboratory
tests, calculations), a plan with marked noise sources, noise assessment points, a map of the
location of odour sources marked with each source of odour; Documents substantiating the
propagation of odour and chemical substances emitting odour and their conformity to public
health safety legal acts (laboratory studies, calculations of equipment technical documents
(specifications) which may indicate the noise level caused by a specific installation, etc.), means
of odours management (reduction) and efficiency indicators. Where a public health impact
assessment has been carried out in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Public Health, a reference to the documents of public health impact assessment shall be provided;
22.12. technical regulation of waste recovery or disposal referred to in Article 10 of the

Law on Waste Management prepared in accordance with Annex 3 to the Waste Management
Rules approved by Order No 217 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of
14 July 1999 on the Approval of Waste Management Rules; The plan for cessation of activities of
the recovery or disposal of waste, as indicated in paragraph 2 of Article 11 of the Law on Waste
Management, has been drawn up in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Ministry of
Environment;
The results of the calculation of ground level dispersion ofpollutants; Justification of the
choice of the model for calculation of the dissemination of pollutants based on the choice of
models for calculation of the models for the estimation of the impact of economic activities on
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ambient air, approved by Order No AV-200 of the Director of the Environment Protection
Agency of 9 December 2008 (Official Gazette, No 143-5768, 2008); According to the
recommendations of the use of background ambient air pollution data for assessment of the
impact of economic activities on ambient air, approved by Order No AV-112 of 10 July 2008 of
the Director of the Environment Protection Agency (Official Gazette, No 82-3286, 2008), the
background ambient air pollution data was used; According to the procedure for using the
calculation models of dispersion of pollutants, data on background ambient air pollution and
meteorological data approved by Order No D1-653 of the Minister of Environment of 30
November 2007 (Official Gazette, No 127-5189, 2007), meteorological data were used; the co-
ordinates of the area or separate points of the territory in which the calculation of the dispersion
of pollutants in ambient air has been carried out. Where the data referred to in this subparagraph
are contained in the documents of environmental impact assessment, the names of the documents
containing this information shall be sufficient;
22.14. a copy of the title sheet of the emergency management plan or the safety report of a
hazardous object with a copy of the conclusion summarised in the report of the Fire and Rescue
Department under the Ministry of the Interior, where legal acts establish that the operator must
prepare such documents;
22.15.Repealed as of 01 January 2016.
Destruction of point.:
Declaration (Appendix 1 of Annex 4 to the Rules) confirming the commitments entered

into and that the data contained in the application are correct, accurate and complete. Point 3 of
paragraph 4 of the declaration shall be completed where, in accordance with the procedure
established by the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania, an installation is
classified as installations whose operation is subject to a greenhouse gas emissions permit;
22.17. In the case referred to in point 14 of the Rules, the declaration referred to in that
point indicating the division of responsibility between the operators/operators of the installation;
22.18. document confirming payment of state fees and charges for the issuance or
amendment of a permit;
22.19. copy of an extract from the central data bank of the Real Property Register of the
land plot and construction works(s) registered in the Real Property Register; where activities are
carried out on land plots and/or structures on the basis of the lease and/or loan for use
agreement(s) – copies of the said contracts registered in the Immovable Property Register.
23. The operator may provide information on the application which it deems necessary but
not specified in the Rules or in the application, as well as data relating to the installation in
operation and its economic activities.
24. An operator may indicate which data he considers as a commercial (industrial) secret
according to the requirements of Article 1.116 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania
which is not disclosed to the public or otherwise disclosed to third parties without the written
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consent of the operator. Such information and information relating to natural persons whose
protection is regulated by the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Legal Protection of Personal
Data must be separated and presented in a separate folder when submitting an application by
electronic means or on a digital medium, and in a separate envelope when submitting an
application in paper format. This information must be stored and used in accordance with the
procedure laid down in the legal acts of the AAA in such a way as to protect it against unlawful
receipt, use or disclosure. The data specified by an operator as a commercial/industrial secret may
not be made public or otherwise made available to third parties without the written consent of the
operator. When submitting an application for coordination of other institutions, such information
and/or data as well as information relating to natural persons whose protection is regulated by the
Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Legal Protection of Personal Data, the AAA must inform
that the provided data and/or information are considered a commercial secret and ensure that such
information is separated by electronic means of communication and submitted in a separate
folder in paper format – in a separate envelope. The information and data which must be made
available to the public in accordance with the procedure laid down by laws and other legal acts
may not be considered a commercial/industrial secret.
25. Where the AAA and/or NSC are insufficient with the data and information provided by
the operator in accordance with points 19 to 22 of the Rules to determine permit conditions, the
AAA and/or the NVSC shall have the right, at the time of co-ordination of the application, to
request the operator to submit additional data and information specifying the specific conditions
of permit which information and/or data are missing.
26. An application for modification of an authorisation shall be made in accordance with

the provisions of point 31 of the Rules.
27. If the activities carried out or planned at the installation do not cover certain areas for
which information is requested (e.g. do not use biodegradable waste for fertilisation, etc.) or the
activities carried out do not have a certain impact on the environmental components or human
health (e.g. no noise, odour, etc.), the relevant tables shall not be filled in or submitted in the
application form, but their serial number shall be retained, and the table shall indicate why the
information or data are not provided.
VI.SUBMISSION AND ADAPTATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR AUTHORISATION

OR MODIFICATION
28. An application for the granting or renewal of an authorisation together with the
documents required by the Rules shall be submitted to the AAA by e-mail or other electronic
means of communication, either directly or through the point of single contact specified in the
Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Services, unless it is technically impossible to reproduce or
read the information submitted in this way. In this case, the application shall be submitted in
paper format (separated or tied) and on a digital medium. The application shall be accompanied
by an accompanying document. When submitting an application in electronic format, the
accompanying document and the declarations referred to in the Rules must be signed with a
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qualified electronic signature or be formed by electronic means of communication which ensure

the integrity of the text, its irreplaceability and allow the applicant to be identified. The
application digital file must be submitted in *.docx or *.odt format and *.pdf format, other
documents presented in *.pdf, *.docx, *.xlsx, *.odt, *.ods, *.ods, *.tif formats (optional).Annexes
to the application, the submission of which is laid down by other acts only in paper format, or
documents which may be submitted only in the original, shall be submitted separately in the
accompanying document with a separate list of paper documents.
29. If technical possibilities exist, an application for the granting or renewal of a permit
may be submitted through the Information System for Environmental Authorisations (hereinafter
referred to as the “ALIS”) by filling in the form available on the website http: //alis.am.lt.
30. An application for a permit to operate or change a permit for new installations must be
submitted to an AAA according to the time limits set by the Rules for the coordination of the
application and the granting of a permit.
31. An application for a modification of an authorisation shall contain data that changes
and/or to be assessed in the context of the variation of the permit and the setting of new permit
conditions. The information and/or data which have not changed in relation to the application
under which the authorisation was granted shall not be filled in and shall not be provided in the
application for modification of an authorisation, however, the application shall retain their serial
numbers and names and indicate why the information or data is not provided.
311.If the documents referred to in subparagraphs 68.8, 68.10, 68.11, 68.12 and 68.13 of
the Rules are amended, but the conditions laid down in the form of authorisation (Annex 5 to the
Regulation) remain unchanged, no application for amendment of an authorisation shall be
submitted. These documents shall be amended in accordance with the requirements set forth for
the drafting and/or amendment of these documents. The amended documents shall be submitted
to the AAA together with an accompanying document indicating the reason for the amendment of
these documents.
32. Upon receipt of an application, the AAA shall register the application and make it
available to the public within 3 working days from the date of receipt on the website and shall
make available: for coordination, NISSC or, if the application is submitted with the documents
referred to in point 22.12 of the Rules, for the submission of comments/proposals of the AAD.
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33. The application with the accompanying document NSC shall be submitted by e-mail or
other electronic means of communication in one of the formats specified in paragraph 28 of the
Rules, unless it is technically impossible to reproduce or read the information thus provided. The
accompanying document shall specify that comments must be submitted to the AAA and to the
applicant operator. If a valid permit has been published on the AAA website, the AAA shall
provide an exact link to the website when submitting an application for modification of the
permit by the NSC.
331.If technical feasibility exists, an application for NVSC and AAD may be submitted
through ALIS.
34. The NSC shall assess the compliance of the application with the requirements of the
legislation on public health safety in the field of noise and odour management within 15 working
days at the latest from the date of receipt of the application from the AAA.The NSC shall
coordinate the application in writing according to its competence, together with the terms of the
AAA for the authorisation, or provide reasoned comments to revise the AAA application. The
NISSC coordination documentation shall be submitted by the AAA by e-mail or other electronic
means of communication, unless it is technically impossible to reproduce or read the information
thus provided. Where the NSC does not provide sufficient data and information to determine the
conditions for the management of noise or odour, it shall inform the AAA within the time limit
specified in this point which additional data and information must be provided by the operator,
together with a legal basis and for which specific permit conditions the information and/or data
are missing.
35. If the NSC does not reply in writing to the AAA within the time limit set out in point 34
of the Rules or submits comments which do not relate to the information referred to in paragraphs
27 to 30 of Annex 4 to the Regulations and to the planned measures to reduce noise and/or odour
and do not, within the scope of its competence, submit the conditions for authorisation, it shall be
deemed to have accepted the application and, if any, the measures provided for in the application
as regards noise and odour propagation shall be indicated in the authorisation.
36. The ELD’s comments and/or proposals concerning the plan for the cessation of waste
recovery or disposal activities and the technical regulation on the recovery or disposal of waste
and, where an application for a permit is submitted – also on an application, shall be submitted to
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the RAA not later than within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the application from
the AAA. In the event of failure to reply within the set time limit, it shall be considered that there
are no comments and/or proposals for the documents submitted by the APD. After reviewing the
submitted documents, the AAD provides an opinion on whether:
36.1. according to the information provided in the plan for cessation of waste recovery or
disposal activities on the closure and management and post-closure measures of waste recovery
or disposal facilities, the WPD will be able to verify the proper implementation of the measures
provided for in the Plan for Termination of Waste Recovery or Disposal Activities in case of
cessation of the operator’s recovery or disposal activities;
36.2. information on the storage of waste and technological process of waste recovery or
disposal (hereinafter referred to as “technological process”) provided in the technical regulation
of waste recovery or disposal (hereinafter referred to as “technological process”) will allow, in
the course of state control of environmental protection, to assess the total and individual
quantities of waste at different stages of the technological process and the types of waste
management activities carried out; Whether, taking into account the results of the operator’s
environmental control, the planned changes in waste recovery or disposal activities are possible
to ensure compliance with the permit conditions and the requirements of the legislation regulating
waste management;
36.3. the planned changes to permit conditions specified in the application for amendment
of a permit, taking into account the results of the operator’s environmental protection control,
may ensure compliance with the permit conditions and the requirements of legal acts regulating
waste management.
361.Not later than within 30 working days from the date of receipt, the AAA shall evaluate
the application whether it has been submitted in accordance with the requirements of the Rules,
whether all duly executed data and/or documents have been submitted, whether sufficient
information and data, including the information obtained in accordance with the procedures laid
down in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Impact Assessment of the
Proposed Economic Activity, where such have been carried out, to establish permit conditions,
shall assess the comments and/or proposals of the END, the municipal executive institution
and/or the public concerned:
361.1.if an application for the granting or renewal of an authorisation complies with the
requirements of the Rules, the application contains all the data and/or documents duly executed
and sufficient data to establish the permit conditions, the NISSC decision to coordinate the
application, the AAD, the executive body of the municipality and/or the public concerned have
not submitted comments and/or proposals for the application and/or the documents submitted
within the specified time limits or the AAA, having evaluated the comments and/or proposals of
the AAD, the public concerned and/or the proposals, that they do not affect the acceptance of the
application and/or the acceptance of the AAs specified in point 421.
361.2.if an application for the granting or renewal of a permit does not comply with the
requirements of the Rules, the application does not contain all or inadequately executed data
and/or documents, the data for setting the permit conditions are insufficient or another condition
specified in Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection is
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established by the NIS regarding which the application cannot be accepted, the executive body of
the municipality and/or the public concerned have submitted comments, the AAD has submitted
comments and/or proposals for the acceptance of the documents submitted and the AAA sets out
at least one of the proposals for revision of the application, and the term of the application for
revision of the municipality will be included, and the AWA will not accept the application, that
the application for revision of the permit and/or the AAA will be submitted in writing, that the
application for revision of the municipal authority will be included, and the APC shall not accept
the application and the relevant terms and conditions specified in Article 191 of the Law on
Environmental Protection of the Republic of Lithuania. The application shall not be returned if it
has been submitted by e-mail or other electronic means of communication. If an application for
the modification of a permit has been submitted because the case of replacement of a permit
referred to in Article 191 (12)( 4) or (5) of the Law on Environmental Protection has been
established, the decision not to accept the application shall specify a time limit of 20 working
days for submission of the revised application and it shall be specified that in the event of failure
to submit the revised application within this time limit, the procedure of revocation of the permit
will be initiated on the grounds specified in subparagraph 4 of paragraph 14 of Article 191 of the
Law on Environmental Protection.
362.A decision to accept an IPPC application or, on the grounds laid down in Article 19 1 of
the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, to refuse an IPPC application
shall be adopted not later than within 30 working days from the receipt of the IPPC application,
except for the cases where the operation of the installation may have a significant impact on the
environment of another European Union Member State or where the European Union Member
State which may be affected by a significant impact requests to provide information about the
received IPPC application.
37. Where cross-border consultations are carried out in accordance with Chapter IX of the
Rules, the decision whether or not to accept an application may be extended by months. When
deciding to accept an application, the AAA must assess the comments made in the reply from an
EU Member State if they are received within the time limit of 40 days set out in paragraph 79 of
the Rules and take them into account if necessary.
38. The revised application and/or explanations shall be submitted in accordance with the
procedure set out in point 33 of the NVSC Regulations, unless the NSC has not commented on
the received application as specified in point 35 of the Rules or, if the update of the application
has not changed the application information relating to the NVSC competence, and the NSC has
already agreed the application.
381.The digitised version of the revised application shall be provided in accordance with the
procedures set out in points 32 and 331 of the Rules.
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39. During the examination of the revised application, no comments on the compliance of
the application with the requirements of the Rules, the information and/or data required by the
AAA and/or the NSC have not been provided and/or requested by the AAA and/or the NSC
during the examination of the initial application, but may have been requested. This provision
shall not apply if the AAA or the NISSC provides a reasoned justification for not submitting
certain comments to the original application, or if other particulars or information have changed
in the revised application, or other data or information have arisen for which the application
cannot be accepted in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Rules, although they have
not been the subject of comments in the course of the examination of the application submitted
for the first time.
40. The NSC shall coordinate the application in accordance with the procedure laid down in
paragraph 34 of the Rules by submitting AAA conditions for authorisation or reasoned comments
on the revised application and/or explanations by written and electronic mail no later than 10
working days from the date of receipt of the revised application and/or explanations. If the NSC
fails to submit permit conditions or reasoned comments on the revised application and/or
explanations within the time limit set out in this point, the NSC shall be deemed to have accepted
the application and the conditions in the field of noise and odour propagation are not set out in
the authorisation.
41. If the application was not accepted subject to the condition specified in Article 191,
paragraph 1 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, the AAA
shall, no later than within 20 working days from the date of submission of the revised application
and/or explanations, evaluate the revised application and/or explanations, as well as the NSC’s
comments submitted in accordance with point 40 of the Rules, if submitted, and shall take a
decision to accept the application or return it indicating the reasons for the return.
42. Each revised application shall be submitted, examined and coordinated in accordance
with the procedure laid down in paragraphs 38 to 41 of the Rules.
421.Where, in the cases specified in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Waste
Management, an operator must have a suretyship insurance contract or a bank guarantee
(hereinafter referred to as “financial security”), the AAA, the AAA, the description of the plan
for the termination of waste recovery or disposal activities, informs the operator, in accordance
with the procedure laid down in Article 11 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Waste
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Management, of the decision to adopt a decision on the coordination of the plan for the cessation
of waste recovery or disposal activities, indicate that taking into account the requirements laid
down in Article 11 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Waste Management, the decision
to adopt an application for authorisation or to change the permit will be taken when all the AA
documents will be submitted to the AA taking into account the requirements laid down in Article
361 of the Law on Waste Management, i.e., to accept an application for authorisation or to amend
it, when all the operator will be provided with due regard to the requirements set in Article 36 1 of
the Law on Waste Management. Once the operator has provided financial security, the AAA
shall decide to accept the application no later than 2 working days from the date of the provision
of the financial protection to the AAA, unless it is established in accordance with the procedure
laid down in paragraph 361.2 of the Rules that the application cannot be accepted for other
reasons.
422. Repealed as of 02 January 2018.

43.Before taking a decision on whether or not to accept an application, the AAA shall have
the right, on its own initiative or at the request of the operator, to discuss orally its comments
with the operator. The results of discussions on comments shall be recorded in the minutes of the
meeting and submitted to the operator with a decision to accept an application or a decision not to
accept the application. The decision of the AAA to accept or not to accept the application shall be
executed in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Public Administration and shall be sent to the applicant not later than on the next working day
from the date of adoption of the decision.
VII. REQUIREMENTS FOR AUTHORISATION
44. The authorisation shall be issued by the AAA in accordance with the model in Annex 5
to the Regulations.
45. The following data and documents shall be used to prepare the authorisation:
45.1. the application and the accompanying documents, data and information;
45.2. BAT conclusions;
45.3. legal acts setting environmental protection requirements and, where necessary, public
health care requirements for the activity carried out in the installation (when such requirements
have been laid down), EIA reports on the proposed economic activity and data of the EIA
decision or selection information and conclusion, provided that the procedures laid down in the
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Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed

Economic Activity have been carried out;
45.4. data presented in a technical design documentation of a construction works, if such a

design documentation has been prepared in compliance with the requirements of legal acts;
45.5. documents for co-ordination of the application with the NVSC;
45.6. Data and information collected by the AAA, information, comments and proposals
provided by municipalities, other institutions and the public concerned;
45.7. Legal acts of the Republic of Lithuania setting emission limit values or other
requirements setting permit conditions.
46. When preparing a permit, the AAA must verify that the technologies, techniques and
pollution prevention measures specified in the operator’s application comply with the
requirements set out in the BAT conclusions and with the environmental quality standards set out
in the legislation. If the environmental quality standards require stricter conditions than those
achieved by BAT, the AAA shall impose additional permit requirements to ensure that the
installation is operated in compliance with environmental quality standards.
47. Permit conditions shall be established and justified on the basis of the application and
the data and documentation referred to in point 45 of the Rules, after an assessment of the site of
operation of the installation. Permit conditions shall include the implementation of the conditions
specified in the EIA decision and the measures specified in the EIA decision and/or selection
conclusion to reduce and/or compensate for significant adverse effects on the environment, to be
implemented during the operation (operation of the installation) or completion of activities.
48. If no BAT conclusions have been drawn up for an activity or type of production process
carried out in the installation or if the conclusions do not cover all possible environmental
impacts of the activity or process, the AAA shall, after consulting the operator in writing and
taking into account the criteria listed in Annex 2 to the Rules, determine permit conditions on the
basis of BAT that it has identified for the activities or processes in question. Pending the adoption
of BAT conclusions as defined in point 7.9 of the Rules, as BAT conclusions apply to BAT
reference documents adopted before 7 January 2011, with the exception of the cases mentioned in
points 49 and 51 of the Rules.
49. Set emission limit values in the AAA permit for a new installation and for a substantial
modification of an installation which ensure that, under normal operating conditions, emissions
do not exceed those applied in accordance with BAT as specified in the approved BAT
conclusions in one of the following ways:
49.1. by setting emission limit values below the emission limits set in BAT. The emission
limit values are set for the same or shorter period and under the same specified conditions as the
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emission levels set out in BAT;

49.2. by setting numerical expressions, periods and conditions of emission limit values
other than those specified in paragraph 49.1 of the Regulations. In this case, the AAA must assess
the results of emission monitoring/monitoring at least once a year in order to ensure that under
normal operating conditions emissions do not exceed the emissions set out in BAT.
50. When amending the permit, setting emission limit values in accordance with point 49 of
the Regulations, if the operator so requests, a period of at least two years from the adoption of
BAT conclusions shall be allowed to ensure that the installation’s emissions do not exceed the
emissions specified in the approved BAT conclusions.
51. If the environmental quality standards do not require stricter conditions than those
achieved by applying BAT, taking into account local conditions, dispersion of pollutants and
other circumstances associated with permit conditions, AAAs are entitled to set less stringent
emission limit values at the request of the operator and upon submission of cost-benefit and cost
assessment documents for possible solutions (technical or other).If the AAA does not have
sufficient expertise, the AAA shall have the right, in accordance with the procedure laid down in
the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Public Procurement, to involve consultants for the
examination, evaluation and conclusion of these documents. The exemption referred to in this
point may be granted only where an economic assessment of the benefits and costs of possible
solutions and the results thereof confirm that the determination of emissions in accordance with
BAT, as described in the BAT conclusions, would result in disproportionately high costs
compared to the environmental benefits due to:
51.1. the geographical location and local environmental conditions of the installation
concerned; or
The technical characteristics of the installation concerned.
52. In the case of exemptions referred to in paragraph 51 of the Regulations, the control of
the ELD shall ensure that environmental quality standards are not infringed and that a high level
of environmental protection is achieved.
53. Where the conditions for authorisation are exempted pursuant to point 51 of the Rules,
add the grounds for exemption in the AAA permit, including the results of the assessment
referred to in point 51 and the justification for the conditions of the authorisation.
54. When the emission limit values are set in accordance with paragraph 51, they shall not
exceed the emission limit values set out in the acts listed in paragraphs 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 and 6.5 of the
Regulations.
55. Where the environmental quality standards do not require stricter conditions than those
achieved by applying BAT, the emission limit values and equivalent parameters and technical
measures referred to in points 59 and 65 of the Rules shall be based on BAT without any single
technique or specific technology being identified.
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56. The efficiency of a waste water treatment plant may be taken into account when setting
limit values for indirect discharges into water of the installation concerned, provided that a
uniform level of environmental protection is ensured and provided that this does not lead to
higher environmental pollution.
57. Emission/emission limit values shall be set at the point where the pollutants are
emitted/discharged from the installation; their dispersion (concentration) to the point of
release/discharge is not taken into account, i.e. there are no requirements for the concentration of
pollutants up to the point of emissions/discharge.
58. In the case of testing and introduction of new production methods, AAAs shall be
entitled, upon request and upon presentation by the operator, of evidence that compliance with
the requirements set out in points 49 and 55 of the Rules would entail disproportionate costs in
relation to the environmental benefits, to grant temporary exemptions from the requirements of
points 49 and 55 of the Rules and to derogate from the principles set out in point 17.2 of the
Regulations for a period not exceeding nine months if, after the specified period, the method of
production is terminated or the emissions from activities do not exceed the emission levels set out
in point 17.2 of the Regulations.
59. Emission/emission limit values based on the characteristics of the pollutants and the
likelihood of their transfer from one medium to another may be supplemented or replaced by
equivalent parameters or technical measures ensuring the same level of environmental protection.
60. When an AAA sets permit conditions on the basis of BAT, which is not described in the
relevant BAT conclusions, it shall ensure that:
60.1. that method of production is determined taking into account the criteria set out in
Annex 2 to the Regulations;
60.2. the requirements of paragraphs 49, 51 to 56 and 58 of the Rules are met.
61. Where the BAT conclusions do not refer to BAT-associated emission/emission levels,
the AAA shall select a production method in accordance with the requirements of point 60.1 that
ensures an environmental level equivalent to the BAT level described in the BAT conclusions.
62. The authorisation shall consist of:
62.1. the title sheet;
62.2. general part;
62.3. permit conditions;
62.4. additives to the authorisation (which may lay down permit conditions, if so specified
in point 681 of the Rules).
63. The title page of the authorisation shall contain:

63.1. name of the operator, number of legal person, address of the registered office, name,
address of the object of economic activity, contacts, contact person data, other information
specified in the model of the title sheet of the authorisation in Annex 5 to the Rules;
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63.2. the scope of the permit, the number of copies, the date of issue and replacement (if the
permit is renewed);
63.3. name of the body that harmonised the application, date of harmonisation.
64. The general part of the authorisation shall specify:
64.1. details of the installation (installations in case of multi-installation permits):
64.1.1. name of the object (installation) of the economic activity, description of the place of
activity (address, description of the site of operation of the installation, other information);
64.1.2. specific liability of each economic operator (operator) on the basis of the declaration
submitted;
64.2. information on the economic activities carried out in each installation:
64.2.1. specify the activities carried out in the installation for which the installation is
authorised;
64.2.2. where an installation is classified, in accordance with the procedure established by
the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania, as an installation whose operation
requires a greenhouse gas emissions permit, it shall be indicated separately which type of activity
or species the economic activity emitting greenhouse gases is attributed, data on the production
(design) capacity of that installation shall be submitted;
64.2.3. description of economic activities;
64.3. information about the management system installed in the object of economic
activity;
64.4. comparative assessment of compliance of an installation.
65. The conditions of authorisation shall specify:
65.1. Limit values for emissions/emissions and other pollutants likely to be
emitted/discharged in significant quantities, as listed in Annex 3 to the Regulation, determined
taking into account the characteristics of the pollutants and the likelihood of their transfer from
one medium to another;
65.2. where necessary, requirements for the rational use of natural resources, including
water;
65.3. requirements to ensure the protection of soil and groundwater;
65.4. the obligation to have effective financial security, if this requirement is applied in
compliance with the Law on Waste Management, and measures for accounting (monitoring) and
management of waste generated at the facility;
65.5. stationary sources of odour and their permitted odour emission index, noise and odour
management (reduction) measures;
65.6. measures to be applied under unusual (non-attached) operating conditions of the

installation;
65.7. measures for definitive cessation of activities in the installation;
65.8. requirements for minimising long-distance or transboundary pollution;
Conditions that have been assessed when setting emission limit values or by reference to
other applicable requirements specified in other documents;
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65.10. environmental action plan;

65.11. additional measures to be taken to prevent accidents and limit their consequences
when the application does not contain the document referred to in paragraph 22.14 of the Rules.
66.Repealed as of 01 January 2016.

67. If AAA emission limit values are set in application of point 49.2, the results of the
monitoring of emissions in the environmental monitoring report prepared in accordance with the
Monitoring Provisions shall be reported during the same periods and conditions as the emission
levels set out in BAT.
68.The annexes to the authorisation shall contain the following original documents or
certified copies of the documents, where they are to be drawn up in accordance with the
procedure laid down by legal acts, and the digitised recordings of these documents:
68.1. reference to the application on which the authorisation was based;
68.2. The reasoned conclusions of the AAA if the conditions set out in the authorisation do
not meet the conditions requested in the application;
68.3. list of documents used to establish permit conditions to justify decisions;

68.4. documents for co-ordination of the application with the NVSC;

68.5. correspondence with the operator and/or other institutions;

68.6. proposals, comments and responses from the public concerned to the public
concerned;
68.7. a copy of the publication of information to the public with the specified dates of
publication of information;
68.8. a copy of the document confirming the provision of waste water treatment facilities
when the resulting waste water is not treated on the site of the formation thereof;
68.9. reference to decisions related to industrial accident response plans;
68.10. technical regulation of waste recovery and disposal (Waste recovery and/or disposal
undertakings);
68.11. plan for terminating waste recovery or disposal activities (Waste recovery and/or
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disposal undertakings);
68.12. the programme for environmental monitoring of the economic entity drawn up and
coordinated in compliance with the Monitoring Regulations, which is a mandatory permit
supplement;
68.13. The GHG plan;

68.14. the application contains diagrams and maps, including a detailed diagram of waste
water treatment plants, showing all untreated, treated and treated waste water flow lines and their
control valves, where one waste water line is connected to another (e.g. fence line) and places
where waste water can enter the environment (discharger, emergency discharge);
68.15. information about the information provided by the operator which constitutes a
manufacturing/commercial secret (if such information has been provided);
68.16. where the exemption referred to in point 51 of the Rules has been applied, the
reasons for the exemption, including the results of the assessment and the justification of the
conditions of authorisation;
68.17. AAA decision (or decisions) on the permit review referred to in (please specify)
point 97 of the Rules, which is (are) considered to be a condition of authorisation;
68.18. list of additives to the authorisation, which may be amended by amendment of the
additive or by AAA following a decision to review the authorisation.
681.The following shall be considered under permit conditions:

681.1. data and/or information contained in Chapter II of the authorisation entitled
‘Authorisation Conditions’;
681.2. the programme of environmental monitoring of an economic entity. If the economic
entity’s environmental monitoring programme is changed without changing the permit (in the
case specified in paragraph 311 of the Rules), the revised programme, agreed with the responsible
authorities in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Regulations of Monitoring, shall be
attached to the permit, included in the list of annexes and treated as permit condition;
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681.3.‘AAA’ means a decision (or decisions) on adjustments to permit conditions referred

to in paragraph 97.3 of the Rules;
681.4. data and/or information provided in the technical regulation of waste recovery or
disposal:
681.4.1. the location of the waste, its area, storage conditions;
681.4.2. description of the technological process of recovery or disposal of waste: data on
the waste used, the main stages of the technological process, the materials used, the resulting
waste, waste water and emissions to ambient air;
681.5. detailed diagram of waste water treatment plant showing all untreated, treated and
treated waste water flow lines and their control valves, places where one waste water line is
connected to another (e.g. fir line) and places where waste water can be released into the
environment (discharger, emergency discharge).
VIII.PARTICIPATION OF THE PUBLIC AND MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE

PROCESS OF ISSUANCE OF PERMITS
69. Information and participation of the public in the permit granting process shall be
organised by the AAA.
70. The AAA shall ensure that the public concerned in the Republic of Lithuania is
provided with preconditions and effective conditions for participation in the following
procedures:
70.1. issuing a permit for new installations;
70.2. the modification of an authorisation for a substantial change;
70.3. issuing or modifying an authorisation when the exceptions provided for in paragraph
51 of the Rules are proposed;
70.4. when a permit is changed to an installation in accordance with paragraph 98.3.1 of the
Rules.
71. In the cases referred to in paragraph 70 of the Rules, the AAA shall inform the public
and, in all cases, the executive body of the municipality concerned, within 5 working days of
receipt of the application at the latest, providing the information referred to in paragraph 72 of the
Rules. The executive institution of the municipality shall be informed in writing at the request to
publish the specified information on the municipality’s website and the public – by making the
said information available on the AAA website and through the press (where appropriate, in the
local, regional or national newspapers).
72. A notification about the received application to the public and/or executive institution
of the municipality shall indicate:
72.1. the name of the object (installation) of economic activities for which a permit is
planned to be issued or amended, the address and information about the planned activity in the
installation;
72.2. where (indicate the address of the AAA and the address of the website), when
(indicate the hours and the deadline for access to the information) and how the received
application may be accessed (except what the operator has designated as a commercial/industrial
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secret);
72.3. the name of the authority which decides on the granting or modification of an
authorisation, from which information may be obtained and to which comments or questions may
be submitted, to whom, how and by when to submit proposals, comments on the application and
the granting or modification of the authorisation;
72.4. information on consultation of an EU Member State where such consultation is
carried out in accordance with the requirements of Chapter IX of the Rules;
72.5. information on the possible nature of the decision regarding the granting or
modification of an authorisation;
72.6. data on the applicable arrangements for public participation and consultation (where
information is published, where the proposals will be accessed and the issued authorisation).
73. The public concerned shall have a right of access to the information for at least 15
working days from the date of publication of the information on the application received. The
public concerned shall have the right to make proposals and comments on the application and the
authorisation from the date of publication of the notification of receipt of the application. The
executive body of the municipality must submit comments within working days from the date of
receipt of the information about the received application. After the expiry of the time limit for
informing the public, the AAA shall publish on its website the proposals received from the public
and municipal executive authority concerned and the reports received from or links to the
operator related to the setting of permit conditions, if such information is received. Information
relating to a natural person whose protection is regulated by the Law of the Republic of Lithuania
on Legal Protection of Personal Data (personal identification number, one or more features of a
physical, physiological, psychological, economic, cultural or social character specific to the
person) shall not be made public.
74. A representative of the public concerned must provide his name, surname (or name of
an organisation), address and telephone number when making comments and proposals for
granting or changing the application and permit. The AAA must register the comments and
proposals received, examine them, evaluate them before taking a decision on whether or not to
accept the application. The AAA shall inform in writing the representatives of the public
concerned and the operator concerned of the results of the examination of the comments and
proposals of the public concerned before taking a decision to grant/replace or refuse to
grant/replace the permit.
75. The revised application received in accordance with the comments received in
accordance with the comments of the AAA, the public, the municipal executive authority and/or
the NVSC shall be published on the AAA website for public access. If the executive body of the
municipality has submitted comments or proposals for the reminder application, the AAA shall
provide the institution by e-mail with a reference to the publication of the revised application.
The public concerned shall have the right to consult the revised application and submit written
comments or proposals for a revised application within 10 working days from the date of
publication of the information received.
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76. In all cases where the AAA takes a decision on the granting or modification of a permit,
the following shall be made publicly available on its website:
76.1. the content of the decision, including a copy of the permit and its amendment;
76.2. the reasons on which the decision is based;
76.3. the results of the consultations held and an explanation of how they have been taken
into account when taking a decision;
76.4. titles of the BAT reference documents related to the installation or activity concerned;
76.5. the setting of permit conditions in relation to BAT and the emission levels identified
in BAT, including emission limit values;
76.6. if the exemption provided for in point 51 has been applied, the reason for granting it
on the basis of the criteria and conditions laid down.
77. Where information other than that referred to in point 72 relating to the granting or
modification of an authorisation is relevant to the representative of the public concerned, the
AAA shall, upon request, inform the place where the information desired, if any, may be obtained
on the procedures used to collect the information, including methods of analysis, sampling and
further processing, or provide references to the standardised procedures used.
IX.PROCEDURES FOR INFORMING OTHER EU COUNTRIES
78. Where operation of an installation may have a significant adverse effect on the
environment of another European Union state and the procedures of transboundary environmental
impact assessment have been carried out therefor or if upon the publication of an application for
the granting or renewal of a permit by the AAA a state of the European Union which may be
significantly affected so requests, the operator must submit to the AA (in English):
78.1. non-technical summary of information as specified in paragraph 21.21 of the Rules;
78.2. summary of information on potential significant transboundary adverse effects;
78.3. a comparison of the extent to which the technologies, operating methods and
measures for pollution prevention and monitoring used by the operator are in line with the BAT
referred to in the BAT conclusions;
78.4. The information referred to in paragraph 72.1 of the Regulation.
79. The information referred to in paragraphs 72 and 78 of the Rules of the AAA shall be
provided in English to the competent authority of another Member State of the European Union
at the same time as the information is provided to the interested public of the Republic of
Lithuania, specifying the contacts and a time limit of 40 days from the receipt of the information
to the AAA institutions and the public, and request the competent authority of that state to inform
the public of its state about the received information and the possibility to submit comments from
the public and institutions while maintaining the time limit specified in this paragraph.
Accordingly, the AAA shall publish this information in English on its website.
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80. The AAA shall inform the Member State of the European Union and provide it with the
information referred to in point 76 of the Rules after having taken a decision on the granting or
modification of a permit for each Member State of the European Union consulted on the granting
or modification of a permit; The information referred to in paragraphs 76.1 and 76.3 of the
Regulation shall be provided in English.
81. Having received information on the potential adverse effect of the installation to be
operated on the environment of the Republic of Lithuania from another EU state, the AAA shall,
pursuant to Chapter VIII of the Rules, familiarise the public concerned therewith.
82. The AAA shall ensure that another European Union state is informed about the planned
issue or modification of a permit for a major modification of an installation, where the operation
of the installation is likely to have a significant adverse effect on the environment of another
European Union state and has the right to submit an opinion and proposals before the AAA takes
a decision to issue or amend the permit. A decision to accept an application may be taken only
after receiving an answer from another Member State of the European Union, but not later than
after 2 months from the date of submission of information to another European Union state.
X. GRANTING OF AN AUTHORISATION
83. A decision to issue a permit or, on the grounds specified in Article 19 1 of the Law of the
Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, to refuse the issuance of the permit shall be
taken not later than within 20 working days from the date of adoption of the decision to accept
the application.
84. In the case of a permit for several parts of an installation operated by different operators
(operators), the permit shall specify the specific responsibilities of each operator (operator) in
accordance with the declaration referred to in point 14 of the Rules.
85. Where an installation, part or parts of an installation operated by several operators is

authorised, or separate allowances are issued for installations or parts of installations operated by
the same operator, the AAA shall issue allowances in accordance with uniform permit granting
conditions and procedures laid down in the Rules, fully coordinated and in accordance with the
common integrated approach of the responsible authorities involved in the process.
86. When issuing a permit for a new installation or a substantial change thereof, where the
procedures have been carried out in compliance with requirements of the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity, all available
documents of environmental impact assessment shall be used and a screening conclusion or a
decision on the impact of the proposed economic activity on the environment (decision on
feasibility of the proposed economic activity) has been adopted.
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87. Before issuing an authorisation, the AAA shall inform the operator of the draft permit
prepared, informing him thereof in writing or by e-mail and providing the draft permit or
reference for access.5 working days are allocated for access to the draft permit prepared by the
AAA.
88. The AAA may, by a reasoned decision and in accordance with the Law of the Republic
of Lithuania on Public Administration, extend the time limit for the adoption of a decision on the
issuance of an authorisation by a maximum of 10 working days, provided that the operator
objects to the draft permit and therefore requires further consideration of permit conditions with
the operator or for other objective reasons. The operator shall be informed in writing of the
extension of the authorisation period by means of the decision of the AAA referred to in this
point to extend the time limit for granting the authorisation and the specific date on which the
discussion of the permit conditions is organised. Discussion of permit conditions with the
operator shall be documented in the minutes of the meeting.
89. An AAA which has taken a decision to grant or vary an authorisation or to refuse an
authorisation shall make this decision available on an AAA form. A decision to grant or modify
an authorisation or not to grant an authorisation shall be made available to the applicant in
electronic format (except in cases where there is no technical possibility to do so) and must be
signed by a qualified electronic signature or by electronic means of communication which ensure
the integrity of the text, irreplaceability and allow the person who has taken the decision to be
identified. In such a case, the authorisation issued or replaced shall be signed by an electronic
signature. If the authorisation is issued in paper format, the name page shall be signed by the
person responsible for the AAA.
90. The authorisation shall be given a registration number. The registration number shall
not be changed for the modified authorisation.The AAD, the NVSC, shall be informed in writing
of the issued or modified permit or of the decision not to issue an authorisation within 5 working
days from the date of the decision. The public shall be informed in accordance with the procedure
laid down in Chapter VIII of the Rules. The decision to issue or modify the permit shall stipulate
that the operator must notify the AAA and the ELD in writing of the commencement of the
operation of a new or modified installation or an extended installation before the operation of a
new or modified installation is put into service.
91. The permit and documents related to its issuance or replacement shall be stored
according to the procedure established in the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Documents
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and Archives of the AAA.

XI.RECONSIDERATION OF PERMIT CONDITIONS AND MODIFICATION OF

PERMIT
92. In order to ensure compliance with the principles set out in point 17 of the Rules, and
that the installation is operated in accordance with the permit conditions and the permit
conditions comply with the requirements of the legislation, the AAA must review the permit
conditions in the following cases:
92.1. within two months of receiving information from the AAD on identified violations of
permit conditions;
92.2. in order to ensure that the installation complies with the permit conditions established
in accordance with the BAT conclusions and in accordance with the requirements set out in
points 49 and 51 of the Rules, at the latest 1 years after the publication of new or updated and
EU-approved BAT conclusions related to the main activity of the installation;
92.3. if the installation is not covered by any GBGB conclusions or are approved by the EU
but not yet published in accordance with the specified requirements, but BAT developments
allow for emission reductions and can actually be reduced by the operator without entailing
disproportionate costs for the introduction of new technologies not yet included in the BAT
conclusions, but may be used to achieve a high level of environmental protection;
92.4. results of environmental monitoring or other data obtained indicate that the pollution
caused by the installation, although permissible, has a significant adverse effect on the
environment;
92.5. upon entry into force of new or changed requirements of directly applicable legal acts
of the European Union of environmental protection, laws of the Republic of Lithuania regulating
environmental protection and their implementing legal acts, normative standards of
environmental protection, environmental protection standards and requirements of environmental
quality norms, which establish permit conditions;
92.6. where the operator has notified the AAA in writing that other techniques must be used
for the safe operation of the installation;
92.7. if the AAA has information (e.g. received from NMSSC) about changes to the
installation and/or activities carried out in the installation, violations of environmental or public
health legislation;
92.8. The adoption by the AAA of an inventory report in accordance with the rules for
inventory and reporting of emissions from and sources of ambient air pollution; this provision
shall not apply to the review of permit conditions for combustion plants;
92.9. at least every four years from the date of the first permit issued or modified in
accordance with the Rules, if the authorisation lays down limit values for the hazardous
substances referred to in Annex 1 and/or Annex 2(A) and/or list B1 of the Waste Water
Management Regulation and the conditions for discharge of such substances in waste water. The
conditions of the permit shall be reviewed in accordance with the requirements laid down in the
Waste Water Management Regulation. The review must be completed and a decision taken
within the time limit referred to in this subparagraph;
92.10. upon receiving the information specified in paragraph 99 of the Rules;
92.11. at least every four years following the granting or the last change of authorisation,
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unless the authorisation has been reviewed during that period in the cases provided for in points
92.1 to 92.10 of the Rules or every four years following the last review if the authorisation has
not been modified during that period;
92.12. when the NSC, fulfilling the requirements of Article 191(12)( 3) of the Law of the
Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Public Health and the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on the Management of Noise, establishes
that, in the event of changes or entry into force of new legal acts regulating public health care, the
authorisation must lay down stricter or additional conditions for the management of noise or
odour or the need to apply other measures to reduce noise or odour, and provides the AAA with
specific information on the AAA, which is required to amend the name of the installation and the
content of the decision is to be amended (or the content of the decision is required);
92.13. where the NSC, in compliance with the requirements of Article 19 1(12)(4) of the
Law on Environmental Protection, establishes 2 times a year that a natural or legal person has
violated the conditions for noise or odour management specified in the permit, submits a decision
that the prevention of such violations should be tightened or added additional permit conditions,
indicate which permit conditions and how to be amended and provides justification for the AAA
decision;
92.14. upon submitting to the municipality, in accordance with the procedure laid down by
the General Regulations of Municipal Environmental Monitoring, approved by Order No D1-436
of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 16 August 2004 “On the
Approval of General Provisions of Municipal Environmental Monitoring”, the municipality or
economic entity environmental monitoring data show that the pollution caused by an economic
entity worsens the state of the environment and submits proposals on the conditions and how to
be revised.

94. When reviewing permit conditions, the AAA shall use the results of conducted
inspections and the data of environmental monitoring (monitoring) carried out by economic
entities and/or other information obtained in accordance with the procedure laid down in the
Rules.Where information is insufficient to review and evaluate permit conditions, the AAA shall
have the right to request the operator to provide the information necessary to review the permit
conditions, including the missing results of emission monitoring/monitoring and other data
enabling comparison of information on the operation of the installation with the best available
techniques described in the applicable BAT conclusions and with the emission levels associated
with BAT.The operator must provide the information referred to in this point to the AAA no later
than 10 working days from the date of receipt of the request, if available, or explain in writing
why the requested information cannot be provided.
95. When reviewing permit conditions in accordance with the procedure set out in point
92.2 of the Rules, AAAs shall take into account any new or updated BAT conclusions that apply
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to the installation or activities and have been approved by the EU after the permit was issued or
last reviewed. Where necessary to ensure compliance of the installation with new or updated
BAT conclusions and EU-approved BAT conclusions related to the main activity of the
installation, the AAA shall, after reviewing the permit conditions in accordance with the
procedure set out in point 92.2 of the Rules, draw up a decision on the obligation to modify the
permit. For the purposes of this Decision, the AAAs shall set a deadline for the submission of an
application for a permit in such a way that, within four years of the publication of new or updated
BAT conclusions and the EU-approved BAT conclusions related to the main activities of the
installation, the permit is changed and the installation’s operating conditions are consistent with
the new or updated BAT conclusions.
951.When permit conditions are reviewed in accordance with point 92.1 of the Rules, the
permit conditions shall be tightened or added (amending the permit or revised permit conditions),
specifying the technical (reference) parameters from the information in the application general
part required under points 21.15, 21.17 to 21.20 of the Rules (if not included at the time of
issuance of the permit) or other conditions to ensure compliance with environmental standards
and standards.
96. When reviewing the permit conditions in accordance with the provisions of paragraph
92 of the Rules, the AAA shall reassess the application of the exemption referred to in paragraph
51 of the Rules if such an exemption was granted at the time of the authorisation.
961.The authorisation AAA shall be reviewed by:
961.1.In the cases specified in subparagraphs 92.4, 92.6-92.8, 92.10-92.14 of the Rules –
within a time limit not exceeding 20 working days from the receipt of the information or
documents specified in these subparagraphs;
961.2.In the case referred to in point 92.5 of the Rules, within 1 years of the date of entry
into force of the said acts, unless such legislation lays down other conditions of application. For
permit reconsideration, in the case set out in point 92.5 of the Rules, an AAA shall establish and
approve a permit review plan.
97. The AAA shall, after reviewing the terms of the permit, adopt a decision on the
obligation to amend the permit, write it on an AAA form and submit it to the operator, the NISSC
and the AAD no later than 3 working days from the date of adoption of this Decision. The
decision shall be taken in accordance with the following procedure:
97.1. if, after a review of permit conditions, at least one of the conditions for the change of
permit referred to in Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental
Protection is established, the AAA shall decide on the need to amend the permit, specify in the
decision which parts of the permit are to be amended and set a time limit of at least 20 working
days within which the operator must submit an application for the renewal of the permit; Where a
permit is to be renewed in the cases specified in subparagraphs 4 and 5 of paragraph 12 of Article
191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, a time limit for filing
an application shall not be shorter than 20 working days, but not exceeding 30 working days. The
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decision must lay down the conditions with which an application for modification of an
authorisation has been submitted.
97.2. if the review of permit conditions does not establish any of the permit replacement
clauses referred to in Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental
Protection and the permit conditions are not changed, the AAA shall decide that no modification
of the permit is required, the decision shall specify the grounds on which it conducted the review
of permit conditions and the reasons on which it took the decision;
97.3. if the review of permit conditions does not establish any of the permit replacement
clauses referred to in Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental
Protection, but it is established in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Rules that
permit conditions must be adjusted, a decision shall be taken that there is no need to amend the
permit, but in such case the decision shall specify the revised permit conditions: the name of the
installation, the number of the permit table and the name of the installation, the conditions in
force to be revised and the conditions to be followed from the date of adoption of this Decision.
The Decision states that this Decision is a condition of the permit and is to be taken into account
in the operation of the installation and in the control of compliance with permit conditions. The
decision shall be attached to the authorisation and shall be added to the list of additives to the
authorisation.
98. A permit shall be renewed under at least one of the conditions specified in paragraphs
11 or 12 of Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection.
981.Following a review of permit conditions carried out in accordance with the procedure
laid down in paragraph 92 of the AAA Regulations, a decision shall be taken to modify the
permit if:
981.1. after reviewing permit conditions in the cases specified in subparagraphs 92.1, 92.4,
92.7 and 92.14 of the Rules, the condition specified in Article 191(12) ( 6) of the Law of the
Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection shall be established;
981.2. after reviewing permit conditions in the cases specified in subparagraphs 92.1, 92.6,
92.7 and 92.10 of the Rules, the condition specified in Article 191(12) ( 7) of the Law of the
Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection shall be established;
981.3. after reviewing the permit conditions in the cases specified in subparagraphs 92.2,
92.3, 92.5, 92.6, 92.10, 92.11 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental
Protection, the condition specified in Article 191(12)( 2) or (8) of the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Environmental Protection shall be established.
99. The operator must notify the AAA in writing of any planned change or extension of the
nature or operation of an installation which may have an impact on the environment. In the
notification, the operator shall provide information on the basis of documents of the procedures
carried out in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Impact
Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity, where such procedures have been carried out, or
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detailed information on the planned changes pursuant to which the AAA carries out an
assessment in accordance with point 100 of the Rules.
100. The AAA shall assess, on receipt of a notification of a planned change or extension of
the nature or operation of an installation that may have an impact on the environment, in
accordance with the criteria set out in paragraph 101 of the Rules, whether these changes or
extensions are attributable to a substantial change.
101. Any change or extension of the nature or operation of an installation shall be
considered to be substantial:
101.1. if the change or extension complies with the capacity limits set out in Annex 1 to the
Regulations;
101.2. where a waste incineration or waste co-incineration plant which incinerates only
non-hazardous waste is planned to change activities and start incineration or co-incineration of
hazardous waste;
101.3. where it is necessary to carry out an environmental impact assessment in order to
change or extend the nature or functioning of the installation in accordance with the Law on the
Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed Economic Activity or, upon performing the
screening for environmental impact assessment, it is established that an environmental impact
assessment is necessary or, on the basis of the information provided in the screening material, it
is decided that the permit conditions will have to be amended.
102. An operator shall not operate an installation which has undergone a substantial change
without a permit issued in accordance with the Regulations.
104. An application for renewal of a permit shall be submitted, coordinated and replaced in
accordance with the procedure laid down in the Rules for the granting of a new authorisation. An
application for amendment of an authorisation and a modification of an authorisation shall be
made available to the public in accordance with the procedure laid down in Chapter VIII of the
Rules. A decision to renew a permit or, in compliance with the grounds specified in Article 19 1 of
the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, shall be taken not later than
within 20 working days from the date of adoption of the decision to accept an application for
renewal of a permit.
105. Where the right to operate or manage an entire installation or part of such an
installation is acquired by another natural person, legal person or its branch (including a foreign
legal person or another organisation, as well as an establishment thereof) or changes in the name,
legal form, code, address (without changing the site of operation of the installation) of a natural
person or of a legal person or other organisation, or in the event of a change of responsibility
specified in the permit, the permit details shall be adjusted in accordance with the following
provisions:
105.1. the successor (or transferees) of the operator’s rights or the operator together with
the successor (or successors) of the partial rights, where responsibility is shared, must notify the
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AAA in writing no later than 10 working days after the change in the data and submit to the AAA
an application for revision of the permit particulars, documents confirming the changes in data
and/or proof of the rights taken over and the sharing of responsibility, respectively amended by
the documents required by the Rules, which are specified in the first subparagraph. Such data
may be submitted by electronic means, directly or through the point of single contact;
105.2. the AAA must revise the permit particulars no later than 10 working days from the
date of receipt of the data and documents necessary to revise the permit particulars. Where an
incomplete application has been submitted or not all documents have been submitted or they do
not meet the requirements laid down for them by legal acts, the time limit for updating the permit
particulars shall run from the date of receipt of all the documents and/or data required for revising
the duly prepared permit to revise the particulars;
105.3. the decision to revise the permit particulars shall be made on the AAA form and
shall be communicated to the operator or operators within 5 working days from the date of
adoption of the decision. The decision shall specify which person(s) shall, from the date of the
decision, be considered to be an operator operating an authorised installation. When revising
permit particulars, changes shall be made to the title page (cover) of the permit and, where
appropriate, to changes to permit particulars (i.e. formal data) as specified in the general part of
the permit or in the terms of the permit. The registration number of the permit shall not be
changed;
105.4. where the operator is required to have financial security, the decision to adjust the
permit particulars shall be taken when the legal successor (or successor) of the authorisation
holder provides financial security to the AAA, i.e. when all duly executed documents are
submitted in accordance with the requirements set out in this point. AAA shall revise permit
details within 10 working days from the date of the provision of financial protection to the AAA;
105.5. the AAA shall notify the AAA in writing of the revised permit details no later than 5
working days from the date of the decision referred to in paragraphs 105.3 or 105.4 of the Rules.
XII.REVOCATION OF AN AUTHORISATION
106. A permit shall be revoked in the presence of at least one of the conditions referred to
in subparagraphs 14-10 of paragraph 1 of Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on
Environmental Protection. In the case referred to in Article 19 1 (14)(9) of the Law of the
Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, where the NSC, in carrying out the functions
assigned to it by the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Public Health and the Law of the
Republic of Lithuania on Noise Management in the field of noise and odours management, the
violations of permit conditions related to exceedance of the noise or odour norms are identified 3
times a year by the NSC, the AAA permit revocation procedure shall be initiated upon receipt of
a notification from the NVSC containing a justification for the withdrawal of the authorisation
condition with inspection acts and other related documents.
1061.In the case referred to in Article 19 1(14)( 1) of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania
on Environmental Protection, the operator shall submit an application to the AAA to revoke the
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permit, stating the reason, the date from which the permit should be revoked and information on
the fulfilment of the obligations set out in Chapter XIII of the Rules.
107. A decision to revoke an authorisation shall be taken in accordance with the following
procedure:
107.1. prior to the adoption of a decision to revoke a permit in the cases specified in
subparagraphs 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10 of paragraph 14 of Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Environmental Protection, the AAA shall, within 3 working days from the
establishment of the circumstances specified in these subparagraphs, warn the permit holder of a
possible revocation of the permit and indicate the reasons why the permit may be revoked. In the
cases referred to in Article 191(14)( 2), (3), (4), (7) and (10) of the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania on Environmental Protection, the AAA sets a time limit of 20 working days for the
person to eliminate the specified circumstances; In the case specified in subparagraph 8 of
paragraph 14 of Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection,
it shall set a time limit of 6 month within which a person must eliminate the specified
circumstances. If the holder of the authorisation removes the circumstances set out in the warning
within this period and, if necessary, provides evidence to the AAA, the authorisation shall not be
revoked. The AAA shall inform the authorisation holder within 5 working days that the
authorisation will not be revoked;
107.2. In the cases indicated in subparagraphs 1, 5, 6 and 9 of paragraph 14 of Article 191
of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, the permit shall be revoked
without giving a written notice;
107.3. the decision to revoke the validity of an authorisation shall be taken within the
following time limits:
107.3.1. In the cases referred to in subparagraphs 2, 3, 4, 7 and 10 of paragraph 14 of
Article 191 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, within 3
working days of the expiry of the period of 20 working days referred to in subparagraph 107.1 of
the Rules;
107.3.2. In the case specified in subparagraph 8 of paragraph 14 of Article 191 of the Law
of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection, within 3 working days of the expiry of
the 6 month time limit specified in subparagraph 107.1 of the Rules;
107.3.3. In the cases referred to in point 107.2 of the Rules, within 3 working days of the
establishment of the circumstances leading to the withdrawal of the authorisation.
108. The authorisation shall be revoked by a reasoned decision of the AAA. The decision
shall be made on an AAA form, stating the reasons for revocation of the authorisation and the
procedure for appealing against the decision. The decision of the AAA shall, within 3 working
days from the adoption of this decision, be submitted to the operator, except where the permit has
been revoked upon the establishment of the circumstances specified in Article 191(14)( 6) of the
Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Protection.
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109. Withdrawal of a permit shall be notified within 3 working days to the authorities
involved in the coordination of the application and to the AAD, together with the decision
referred to in point 108 of the Rules. Where an authorisation is withdrawn because the operator
definitively ceases its activities, the AAD shall ensure that the operator fulfils the requirements
set out in points 111 to 113 of the Rules after the withdrawal of the authorisation.
XIII. PROVISIONS ON SITE CLOSURE
110. Where activities are related to the use, production or release of the hazardous
substances specified in Annex 3 of the requirements for management of areas contaminated with
chemical substances approved by Order No D1-230 of the Minister of Environment of the
Republic of Lithuania of 30 April 2008 on the approval of environmental protection requirements
for the management of areas contaminated with chemical substances and taking into account the
possibility of pollution of soil and groundwater at the site of the installation, the operator must, in
accordance with the procedure for submitting the report on environmental pollution in the site of
operation of the installation, before the commencement of operation of the installation or prior to
the first amendment of the permit in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations, submit
a report on the environmental pollution thereof (hereinafter referred to the requirements of the
Regulation on Environmental Pollution) and, in compliance with the requirements of the
Regulation on Environmental Pollution, an operator must, in compliance with the requirements of
the Regulation, submit a report on environmental pollution to the Environmental Survey Service
(hereinafter referred to as the requirements of the Regulation on Environmental Pollution) prior
to the commencement of operation of the installation or prior to the first amendment of the permit
in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations.
111. Having regard to Order No 472 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of
Lithuania of 25 September 2003 on the Approval of the Description of River Basin Districts,
Assessment of the Impact of Human Activities on the Status of Water Bodies, Economic
Analysis of the Use of Water and the Procedure for Collection of Data on River Basin Areas
(Official Gazette, No 99-4468, 2003), the requirements of Order No D1—228 of the Minister of
Environment of 16 May 2006 on the Approval of the Procedure for the Selection of
Environmental Remediation and Pre Acceptance of Consultation, and the Order of
Environmental Protection of the Republic of Lithuania, No 472, 2006, and the Approval of the
Procedure for the Approval of Environmental Measures
112. In the event of definitive cessation of activities, the operator shall assess the
contamination of soil and groundwater with the hazardous substances used, manufactured or
released from the installation, specified in the Ecogeological Research Regulation, by carrying
out preliminary ecogeological analysis in accordance with the requirements laid down in the
Regulation on Ecogeological Research. Where the operation of the installation results in
significant pollution of the soil or groundwater by hazardous substances and their condition
differs from the initial condition described in the report on the state of contamination, the
operator shall take the necessary measures to restore the site to its former state. The ELD, taking
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into account the evaluation findings of the study report, must, if necessary, oblige the operator to
re-establish the condition of the site prior to the start of operation of the installation. When
obliging the operator to re-establish the situation of the site that existed before the installation
was put into operation, the AAD may take into account the technical feasibility of remediation
measures.
1121.In the event of definitive cessation of activities, the operator must take all possible
steps necessary to eliminate, control, limit or reduce the spread of relevant hazardous substances
so that the site of operation of the installation, taking into account its current or future approved
use, does not pose the risks referred to in point 112 1.1. The actions referred to in this point must
be undertaken by the operator taking into account the conditions of the site of operation referred
to in point 21.4 of the Rules, provided that:
1121.1.a preliminary ecogeological study as referred to in the Ecogeological Survey
Regulation or groundwater monitoring data indicates that soil and groundwater contamination at
the site of operation poses a serious risk to human health or the environment, and
1121.2.The pollution referred to in point 1121.1 of the Rules originates from activities
carried out by the operator in installations whose operation was authorised and carried out prior
to the first renewal of the permit in accordance with the requirements of the Rules.
113. Where the operator is not required to draw up a report on the status of pollution, it
shall carry out a preliminary ecogeological investigation at the time of final cessation and, if
necessary, take the necessary steps to eliminate, control, limit or reduce the presence of
hazardous substances so that the site of operation, taking into account its current or future
approved use, does not pose a significant risk to human health or the environment as a result of
the authorised action and taking into account the conditions of the site of operation laid down in
the application for authorisation. The necessity of restoration of the condition of the site shall be
determined following the assessment of ecogeological research on the basis of environmental
protection requirements for the management of areas contaminated with chemical substances.
114. In the cases referred to in points 111 and 112 of the Rules, the need for restoration of
the site shall be determined by an assessment of the test report in accordance with the
environmental protection requirements for the management of chemically contaminated sites.
1141.Where activities are related to the recovery or disposal of waste, the operator must,
when terminating activities, implement measures for waste management, waste recovery or
disposal facilities closure, their management and post-closure, as provided for in the plan for
cessation of waste recovery or disposal activities.
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118. The operator must operate an installation, a part thereof, several installations or parts
of installations under the conditions set out in the permit. Where an installation infringes the
permit conditions during operation, the operator must:
118.1. notify the APD within 3 working days after recording the violation of the conditions;
118.2. take the necessary measures without delay to remedy the infringement and ensure
that the permit conditions are complied with within the shortest possible period of time;
118.3. take appropriate additional measures that the ELD or EAA shall indicate within the
scope of its competence as necessary in order to remedy the infringement and to restore
compliance with permit conditions.

1191. Repealed as of 07 January 2020.

1192.An operator carrying out the actions and/or measures specified in the mandatory
instruction following a scheduled or non-routine inspection which the APD has indicated is
necessary to remedy the infringement and to restore compliance with the permit conditions shall
not be relieved of the obligation to comply with the requirements specified in paragraph 118 of
the Rules.
Change of numbering of point.:
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1193.The decision(s) referred to in paragraph 97 of the Rules shall be followed by the

operator operating the installation(s) authorised and the AAD exercising control over compliance
with permit conditions.
Change of numbering of point.:
120. Taking into account the provisions of Order No D1-228 of the Minister of
Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 16 May 2006 on the approval of a description of the
procedure for selecting remedial measures and obtaining prior approval, the following measures
must be taken in the event of an incident or accident having a significant impact on the
environment:
120.1. the operator must immediately notify the APD thereof;
120.2. the operator must immediately take measures to limit the impact on the environment
and prevent other possible incidents and accidents;
120.3. The ELD must require the operator to take additional measures that the ELD
considers necessary in order to limit the impact on the environment and to prevent other possible
incidents and accidents.
XV.PUBLICITY OF INFORMATION
121. The Ecogeological Survey report with the findings of the LGT submitted in the AAA
application shall be published on the AAA website within 3 working days.
122. Upon the receipt, assessment and acceptance of the operator’s environmental
monitoring report in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Regulations of
Environmental Monitoring of Economic Entities, the AAA shall publish on its website the data of
the monitoring of emissions/supply of pollutants from sources of pollution.
123. AAA shall publish on its website not later than within 3 working days the digital
versions of issued or exchanged allowances together with the documents and/or information
referred to in subparagraphs 68.1 to 68.4, 68.6, 68.10-68, 13 and 68.16-68.18 of the Rules and/or
information, if published separately, and information about the cancellation of authorisations.
1231.The ELD shall publish information on the measures taken by the operator in the event
of definitive cessation in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 112, 1121 and 113 of the
Rules.
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1232.The information specified in paragraphs 121-1231 of the Rules shall be published

taking into account the provisions of the Description of the Procedure for Provision of
Environmental Information to the Public in the Republic of Lithuania, approved by Resolution
No. 1175 of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania of 22 October 1999 “On the Approval
of the Procedure for Provision of Environmental Information to the Public in the Republic of
Lithuania”, regarding the restrictions on the provision of information.
1233.After the Agency has changed the maximum allowable amounts of waste laid down in
the Authorisation, the AAA shall, within 3 working days, update the data on the revised fixed
maximum quantity of waste permitted to be stored simultaneously, including the amount of waste
resulting from treatment, the maximum quantity of total waste that can be stored at the same
time, the maximum quantity of total waste that can be disposed of.
1234.The AAA shall inform the executive institution of the AAD, NVSC, Fire and Rescue
Department under the Ministry of the Interior and the executive institution of the municipality in
the territory of which the activities are planned to be carried out within 3 working days from the
date of adoption of the decision to issue or modify the permit, the revised permit conditions, the
decisions to revoke the permit, the AAA.
XVI.FINAL PROVISIONS
124. An operator, the public concerned as well as non-governmental organisations

promoting environmental protection and meeting the requirements under the law of the Republic
of Lithuania, other interested persons may appeal against the decisions and acts or omissions of
the AAA related to acceptance of the application, issuance, amendment or revocation of an
application, including public participation, to court, in accordance with the procedure laid down
by laws, from the decision of the AAA to accept the application or the decision not to accept the
application.
125. The AAA shall, within its competence, ensure that practical information on the right to
appeal against decisions, acts or omissions relating to the granting, modification or revocation of
an authorisation, including public participation, is made available to the public, before a court or
other competent authority.
1251.In permits, errors shall be corrected in accordance with the legal grounds and
conditions laid down in Article 35 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Public
Administration in accordance with the following procedure:
1251.1.AAAs which issued or modified authorisation and observed or received written
notification from the operator or control authority of calculation, printing, discrepancies in actual
data or other technical errors which may substantially affect compliance with the conditions laid
down in the authorisation or the authorities’ control of compliance with permit conditions shall
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take the necessary measures to correct the errors;

1251.2. the necessary condition for the recognition of an error is the fact that such
correction will not prejudice the legitimate interests of third parties. Inaccurate and erroneous
data may be corrected and corrected if the particulars entered in the authorisation granted or
amended do not correspond to the documents on the basis of which they were entered;
1251.3.Having completed the administrative procedure for corrigenda, the AAA shall,
within 3 working days, inform the operator and the ELD in writing of the errors, indicate them,
submit the revised permit and publish information on past errors, their correction and the revised
permit on their website.

126. Failure to comply with the requirements set forth in the Rules shall incur liability in
accordance with the procedure laid down by legal acts of the Republic of Lithuania.
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Rules on the granting, updating and revocation of
integrated pollution prevention and control
permits
Annex 1
ACTIVITIES TO DETERMINE WHETHER AN INSTALLATION IS SUBJECT TO A

PERMIT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE RULES
The thresholds in this Annex refer to production (design) capacity or output. Where several
activities are carried out in the same installation as specified in the activity description (listed
under one subheading) containing a threshold, the capacity of such activities shall be pooled. In
the case of waste management activities, such calculations shall apply in the cases referred to in
points 5.1, 5.3 and 5.4 of this Annex.
1. Energy industry:
1.1. combustion of fuel in installations with a total rated thermal input equal to or greater
than 50 MW;
1.2. oil and gas refining;
1.3. coke production;
1.4. carbon gasification or liquefaction; gasification or liquefaction of other fuels in
installations with a total rated thermal input equal to or exceeding 20 MW.
2. Production and processing of metals:
2.1. metal ore (including sulphide ore) calcination or heating;

2.2. manufacture of pig iron or steel (primary or secondary melting), including continuous
casting, with a capacity exceeding 2,5 tonnes per hour;
2.3. ferrous metal processing:
2.3.1. operation of hot rolling machines with a capacity exceeding 20 tonnes of crude steel
per hour;
2.3.2. operation of blacksmiths with hammers each with energy of more than 50 kilojoules
and having a calorific value exceeding 20 MW;
2.3.3. protective fused metal coatings with a load of more than 2 tonnes of non-heat-treated
steel per hour;
2.4. operation of ferrous foundries with a production capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day;
2.5. processing of non-ferrous metals:
2.5.1. production of crude non-ferrous metals from ore, concentrates or secondary raw
materials by metallurgical, chemical or electrolytic processes;
2.5.2. smelting, including alloying, of non-ferrous metals, including recovered products,
and non-ferrous metal foundries with a melting capacity exceeding 4 tonnes per day for lead and
cadmium and 20 tonnes per day for all other metals;
2.6. surface treatment of metals and plastic materials by electrolysis or chemical processes
where the volume of coating baths exceeds 30 m³.
3. Mineral materials processing industry:
Production of cement, lime and magnesium oxide:

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3.1.1. production of cement clinker in rotary kilns with a production capacity exceeding
500 tonnes per day or in other furnaces with a production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day;
3.1.2. production of lime in kilns with a production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day;
3.1.3. production of magnesium oxide in kilns with a production capacity exceeding 50
tonnes per day;
3.2. manufacture of asbestos or asbestos-based products;
3.3. production of glass, including glass fibre, with a melting capacity exceeding 20 tonnes
per day;
3.4. melting minerals, including the production of mineral fibres with a melting capacity
exceeding 20 tonnes per day;
3.5. manufacture of ceramic products by firing, in particular roofing tiles, bricks, refractory
bricks, tiles, clay products or porcelain, with a production capacity exceeding 75 tonnes per day
and/or with a kiln capacity exceeding 4 m³and with a drying capacity exceeding 300 kg/m³ per
kiln.
4. Chemical industry:
Production within the categories of activities defined in this paragraph means the
production, on an industrial scale, of substances or groups of substances listed in points 4.1 to 4.6
of this Annex by chemical or biological processing.
4.1. production of organic chemicals:
Hydrocarbons (linear or cyclic); saturated or unsaturated; aliphatic or aromatic);
Oxygen-containing organic compounds: mixtures of alcohol, aldehydes, ketones,
carboxylic acids, esters and esters, acetates, ethers, peroxides, epoxy resins;
Organic sulphurous compounds;
Nitrogen-containing organic compounds: amines, amides, nitros and nitro compounds or
nitrates, nitriles, cyanates, isocyanates;
Organophosphorus-containing compounds;
Halogenated hydrocarbons;
Organic metal compounds;
4.1.8. plastic materials (polymers, synthetic fibres and cellulose-containing fibres);
4.1.9. synthetic rubber;
4.1.10. dyes and pigments;
4.1.11. surfactants and surfactants;
4.2. production of inorganic chemicals:
4.2.1. gases – ammonia, chlorine or hydrochloric acid, fluorine or hydrogen fluoride,
carbon oxide, sulphur compounds, nitrogen oxides, hydrogen, sulphur dioxide, carbonyl chloride
(phosgene);
4.2.2. acids – chromic acid, hydrofluoric acid, phosphoric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric
acid, sulphuric acid, oleum, sulphite acid;
4.2.3. bases – ammonium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide;
4.2.4. salts – ammonium chloride, potassium chlorate, potassium carbonate, sodium
carbonate, perborate, silver nitrate;
4.2.5 non-metals, metal oxides or other inorganic compounds such as calcium carbide,
silicon, silicon carbide;
4.3. production of phosphorus, nitrogen or potassium fertilisers (normal or complex);
4.4. production of plant protection products or biocides;
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4.5. manufacturing of pharmaceutical products, including intermediate products;

4.6. manufacturing of explosives.
5. Waste management:
5.1. disposal or recovery of hazardous waste with a capacity exceeding 10 tonnes per day
covering one or more of the following activities:
5.1.1. biological treatment;
Physico-chemical treatment;
Mixing or mixing before any other activity listed in paragraphs 5.1 and 5.2 of this Annex is
transferred;
5.1.4. repackaging prior to any other activity listed in paragraphs 5.1 and 5.2 of this Annex;
5.1.5. renewal and/or recovery of solvents;

5.1.6. processing and/or refurbishing of inorganic materials, except for metals or metal
compounds;
5.1.7. regeneration of acids or bases;
5.1.8. the use of components for reduction of pollution;
5.1.9. the use of components of catalysts;
5.1.10. re-refining or other reuse of petroleum products;
5.1.11. collection on the ground or underground;
5.2. waste disposal or recovery in waste incineration plants or waste co-incineration plants:
5.2.1. non-hazardous waste with a capacity exceeding 3 tonnes per hour;
5.2.2. hazardous waste with a capacity exceeding 10 tonnes per day;
5.3. disposal of non-hazardous waste with a capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day covering
one or more of the following activities, with the exception of treatment of sewage sludge from
municipal waste water treatment plants:
Physico-chemical treatment;
5.3.3. preparing waste for incineration or co-incineration;
5.3.4. treatment of slag and ash;
5.3.5. treatment in shredders of metal waste, including waste electrical and electronic
equipment and scrap of end-of-life vehicles and waste parts thereof;
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5.4. recovery or recovery and disposal of non-hazardous waste with a capacity exceeding
75 tonnes per day covering one or more of the following activities, with the exception of
treatment of sewage sludge from municipal waste water treatment plants:
5.4.2. preparing waste for incineration or co-incineration;
5.4.3. treatment of slags and ashes;
5.4.4. treatment in shredders of metal waste, including waste electrical and electronic
equipment and scrap of end-of-life vehicles and waste components thereof.
Where the only waste management activity carried out is anaerobic treatment with a
capacity of 100 tonnes per day or more;
5.5. landfills, as defined in the Law on Waste Management, accepting more than 10 tonnes
of waste per day or with a total capacity exceeding 25 000 tonnes, with the exception of landfills
for inert waste;
5.6. storage of hazardous waste not covered by point 5.5 prior to any of the activities listed
in points 5.1, 5.2, 5.5 and 5.7 with a total capacity exceeding 50 tonnes, with the exception of
temporary storage on site prior to collection;
5.7. underground storage of hazardous waste with a total capacity exceeding 50 tonnes.
6. Other activities:
6.1. the following products shall be manufactured in industrial installations:

6.1.1. pulp of wood or other fibrous materials;
6.1.2. paper or paperboard with a production capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day;
6.1.3. wood panels of one or more species: Oriented OSB, shredded panels or fibre boards
with a production capacity exceeding 600 m³per day;
6.2. pre-treatment (washing, bleaching, mercerising) or dyeing of fibres or textiles with a
treatment capacity exceeding 10 tonnes per day;
6.3. tanning of hides and skins with a treatment capacity exceeding 12 tonnes of finished
products per day;
6.4. operation of slaughterhouses and food industry installations:
6.4.1. operation of slaughterhouses with a carcass production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes
per day;
6.4.2. treatment and processing activities (except where processed or unprocessed raw
materials referred to in this point are only packed) for the production of food or animal feed from:
6.4.2.1. animal raw materials (other than milk) with a production capacity of more than 75
tonnes per day;
6.4.2.2. vegetable raw materials with a production capacity of more than 300 tonnes per day
or 600 tonnes per day, with an installation operating for no more than 90 consecutive days in any
year;
6.4.2.3. mixtures of animal and vegetable raw materials in both combined and individual
products, where the production capacity in tonnes of production per day is:
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more than 75 tonnes if the proportion (percentage by weight) of animal material is equal to
or more than 10 % of the final production capacity; or [300-(22,5xA)] (where A is the percentage
by weight of animal material of the final production capacity) in all other cases.
Packaging shall not be included in the final weight of the product.
This point 6.4.2.3. does not apply where the raw material consists only of milk;
6.4.3. treatment and processing of milk of more than 200 tonnes of milk per day (annual
average);
6.5. disposal or processing of animal carcasses and animal waste with a treatment capacity
exceeding 10 tonnes per day;
6.6. intensive rearing of poultry or pigs where:
6.6.1. there are more than 40 000 places for poultry;
6.6.2. there are more than 2 000 places for pigs for fattening (more than 30 kg);
6.6.3. there are more than 750 places for sows;
6.7. surface treatment of materials, objects or articles using organic solvents, such as
dressing, shedding, coating, fat removal, waterproofing, gluing, dyeing, cleaning or impregnation
with an organic solvent consumption capacity exceeding 150 kg per hour or more than 200
tonnes per year;
6.8. production of coal (boiled carbon) or electrographite by incineration or graphitisation;
6.9. capture of carbon dioxide (CO2)from installations subject to the Regulations and
geological storage in the underground;
6.10. preservation of wood and wood-based products using chemical substances with a
production capacity exceeding 75 m³per day, except for treatment only for the purpose of
protecting the wood against blueting;
6.11. industrial waste water treatment in waste water treatment plants (except for those
owned by the public supplier of drinking water and waste water manager) receiving waste water
from the plants and enterprises whose activities are listed in this Annex, and discharge into the
natural environment. This item shall not apply to the treatment and release into the natural
environment of milk processing, production of fruit and vegetable products, manufacture and
bottling of non-alcoholic beverages, potato-processing, meat industry, brewing brewers, alcohol
and alcoholic beverages, manufacture of vegetable feed, gelatine and glue from leather and
bones, malt and fish processing industries.
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permits
Annex 2
CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES
1. Use of low-waste technology.

2. Use of less hazardous substances.
3. Promoting the recovery and recycling of materials generated and used during the process
and of the relevant waste.
4. Comparable operating processes, equipment or methods successfully tested on an
industrial scale.
5. Technological advances and changes in scientific knowledge and understanding.
6. The nature, consequences and extent of the emissions concerned.
7. The start date of a new or existing installation.
8. The time required to implement the best available method of production.
9. Consumption and nature of raw materials (including water) used in the process and their
energy efficiency.
10. The need to prevent or minimise the impact of pollution on the environment and its
risks.
11. The need for accident prevention and the need to minimise their environmental
consequences.
12. Information published by public international organisations.
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permits
Annex 3
LIST OF POLLUTANTS
I. WEATHER
1. Sulphur dioxide and other sulphur compounds

2. Oxides of nitrogen and other nitrogen-containing compounds
3. Carbon monoxide.
4. Volatile organic compounds
5. Metals and their compounds
6. Particulates, including fine particulates.
7. Asbestos (suspended particles, fibres).
8. Chlorine and its compounds
9. Fluorine and its compounds
10. Arsenic and its compounds
11. It’s cyanides.
12. Substances and mixtures which have been shown to have carcinogenic or mutagenic
properties or properties which may affect reproduction through air.
13. Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins and polychlorinated dibenzofurans
II.WATER
1. Halogenated organic compounds and substances which may form such compounds in
water.
2. Organophosphorus compounds
3. Organic tin compounds
4. Substances and mixtures which have been shown to have carcinogenic or mutagenic
properties or properties which may affect reproduction in or through water.
5. Persistent organic compounds and long-lasting and bioaccumulative organic toxic
substances.
6. It’s cyanides.
7. Metals and their compounds
8. Arsenic and its compounds
9. Biocides and plant protection products
10. Drowning materials.
11. Substances causing eutrophication (especially nitrates and phosphates).
12. Substances that adversely affect oxygen balance (which can be measured using
parameters such as OBD, COD, etc.).
13. Substances listed in Annex 1 and Part A of Annex 2 to the Waste Water Management
Regulation.
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permits
Annex 4
(Recommended Application Form)

APPLICATION
FOR PERMIT TO INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
(REPLACED)
[][][][][][][][]
[]
(Legal personal number)
____________________________________________________________________________
(name, address, telephone, fax number, e—mail address of the operator submitting the application)
____________________________________________________________________________
(name, address, telephone)
____________________________________________________________________________
(contact details, telephone, fax number, e-mail address)
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I. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Information on local conditions:Site of operation of the installation, short terrain characteristics.

2. The situation of the location of economic activities in the local plan or scheme with the location of residential houses, educational establishments,
hospitals, adjacent enterprises, protected areas, biotopes and water protection zones and strips.
3. For a new installation – the start of construction and the planned start of activity. For the existing installation: the start of operation.
4. Information on the persons responsible for the protection of the enterprise’s environment.
5. Information on the environmental management systems in place.
6. Non-technical summary (information on the activities carried out in the installation/installation, short summary of all the information contained in the
application).
II.INFORMATION ON THE INSTALLATION AND ITS ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
7. The installation(s) and the activities carried out therein.
Table1: Economic activity planned to be carried out and/or carried out in the installation
Name of installation Name of the type of activity planned for the installation in accordance with Annex 1 to the Rules
and other directly related activities
1 2
8. Production (design) capacity of an installation or installation or rated thermal input.

9. Fuel and energy consumption in the installation(s), fuel storage. Energy production.
Table2: Fuel and energy consumption, fuel storage
Planned consumption, Fuel storage method (underground tanks, tanks,

Energy and technological resources Method of transport Units of measurement constructions, areas in concrete-covered storage facilities
that reduce the risk of environmental impact, etc.)
(t, m³, KWh, etc.)
1 2 3 4
3
electricity X
thermal energy X
natural gas
liquefied gas
fuel oil
F) Heating fuels
diesel fuel
coal
petrol
biofuels:
1)
2)
K) and others
Table3: Energy production
Type of energy Capacity of the installation Planned production

1 2 3
Electricity, kWh
Thermal energy, kWh
III.PRODUCTION PROCESSES
10. A detailed description of the economic activities carried out and/or planned to be carried out at the installation and the location in the territory of the
installations where the activities of appropriate types are carried out. Information on the designation of installations as potentially hazardous installations.
11. The planned technology and other techniques intended to prevent or, where this is not possible, to reduce emissions from the installation(s).
12. Description of the main alternatives to the technology, techniques and measures proposed by the applicant, the impact of emissions on the
environment or a reference to the EIA documents containing this information.
13. A comparative assessment of the conformity of the technologies used by each installation with the technologies described in the best available
techniques(BAT) reference documents or conclusions of the European Union.
Table4: BAT comparative assessment of the compliance of an installation

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Related to the
Serial Affected environmental Reference to EU BAT reference
Bat technology application of BAT Compliance Comments
No components documents, annotations
values, units
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
14. Information on accident prevention measures (or reference to the Safety Report or Emergency Plan, if provided in the application).
IV.USE AND STORAGE OF RAW MATERIALS AND MATERIALS
15. Use of raw materials and materials, storage of raw materials and materials.
Table5: Raw materials used and/or stored and additional (excipients)
Quantity stored
Name of the raw material or substance Estimated amount used, simultaneously on
Serial
No
(excluding fuels, solvent-containing measurement units (t, Method of transport site, measuring Method of storage
substances and mixtures) m³or other per year) units (t, m³or other
per year)
1 2 3 4 5 6
Table6: Use and storage of solvent-containing substances and mixtures
Planned solvent-containing
Activities using Solvent-containing substances and constituents of mixtures substances and mixtures
Limit of
solvent- Solvent-containing Expected
solvent
containing substances and (maximum) solvent
consumption
substances and mixtures % Concentration cost, t/year Quantity stored on Method of
Risk/hazard in t/year
mixtures Title site, t storage
statement from no later
than
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5
Total by type of
activity:
V. WATER EXTRACTION
16. Information on the method of water abstraction (reference to technical documentation, construction project, etc.).
Table7: Data on the surface water body from which the water is intended to be extracted, the area of abstraction and the expected amount of water to be
extracted
Water extraction point No
1. Category of water body (river, lake, pond, etc.)
2. Name of body of water
3. Water body identification code
4. 80 % probability average river flow
(m³/s)for the dryest month
5. Volume of lake, pond (m³)
6. Coordinates of the water extraction point
7. Maximum amount of water to be extracted M3/p. M3/p. M3/p.
M3/m M3/m M3/m
Table8: Data on planned groundwater sites

Serial No Fresh groundwater substation (total)
Name in the Address Code in the Underground Quantity of authorised Date and No of the
Underground Register Register stocks, m³/d document of inspection
of the resource
1 2 3 4 5 6
Amendments to the table:

VI.POLLUTION INTO AMBIENT AIR

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17. Expected emissions to ambient air
Table9: Pollutants to ambient air expected to be emitted to ambient air
Name of the pollutant Pollutant code Intended to be discarded (requested) in t/m.

1 2 3
Oxides of nitrogen
Particulate matter
Sulphur dioxide
Ammonia
Volatile organic compounds (in alphabetical order): XXXXXXXX
Other pollutants (in alphabetical order): XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
Total:
Table10: Physical data of stationary sources of ambient air pollution
Name of installation __________________________________________________________
Exhaust gas indices

Sources of Pollution The duration of
at the sampling/measuring point
emissions (of
the speed of the stationary sources),
height, temperature, volume flow rate,
No -, coordinates output dimensions, m flow, hours/m/m
m
m/s
°C Nm3/s
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table11: Pollution into ambient air

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Sources of
Pollutants Expected (requested for authorisation) pollution
Name or No of Pollution
the workshop or single use only
other annual,
No -, title code size
t/m.
units Max.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Total installation:
Table12: Installations for ambient air pollution and pollution prevention measures
No of the emission source to Treatment plants Pollutants cleaned/decontaminated in the cleaning plant
which the gas flow through the
Name and description of destination code title code
purification plant enters.
1 2 3 4 5
Pollution prevention measures shall be as follows:
Table13: Pollution into ambient air under unusual (extraordinary) operating conditions
Details of unusual (non-conformity) emissions data

Pollution Concentration
source from Conditions that may result in pollutant Remarks describing in more
which emissions abnormal (non-conventional) the duration of the discharges, of pollutants detail the repetition, duration,
occur under these emissions min. in the etc. of abnormal emissions
conditions (emphasis, underline)
title code exhaust,
mg/Nm3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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VII.GREENHOUSE GASES
18. Greenhouse gases
Table14: The types and sources of greenhouse gas emissions listed in Annex 1 to the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Financial Instruments for
Climate Change Management
Serial No Types of Activities according to Annex 1 to the Law of the Name of GHG
Republic of Lithuania on Financial Instruments for Climate (carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), perfluorocarbons (PFC))
Change Management and Sources of Emissions
1 2 3

VIII.DISCHARGES OF POLLUTANTS INTO THE ENVIRONMENT BY WASTE WATER
19. Discharges of pollutants into the environment by waste water.
Table15: Information on the surface water body (receiver) into which waste water is planned to be discharged
Status of the body of water
Current (background)
Water body Permissible load on a water body
Name of the status
80 % probability area, ha
Seria water body,
average flow rate, (for stable water pollutants
l No Category and Rodik-l units of
m³/s(rivers) bodies) Hydrau-line,
code Measurement value units of
. m³/d.
Measurement value
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Table16: Information on the point of discharge/receiver (except surface water bodies) to which waste water is to be discharged
Allowable load of the receiver

Legal basis for
Serial Description of effluent
discharge of waste hydraulic pollutants
No discharge/receiver
water
units of
M3/d M3/year parameter
Measurement.
value
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table17: Data on waste water sources and/or dischargers
Description of the Maximum amount of effluent expected to be

Serial Number of Release device Description of release device
Coordinates effluent to be discharged
No receiver type/technical data location
discharged M3/d M3/m
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table18: Pollution of the effluent planned to be discharged to the natural environment
Maximum expected effluent

Maximum permitted and planned pollution of waste water
contamination before treatment Expected
Name of the Requested cleaning
Serial No in the MRL average, Requested Days of LT day EN year
pollutant mom. MRL mom. by LK Years of DLT, efficienc
middle, t/year mg/l LKvid., DLT, requested, requested,
mg/l mg/l mom., t/m. y, %
mg/l mg/l t/d t/d t/m.
mg/l
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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Change in the title of the table:

Table19: Waste water and pollution reduction measures used at the facility/installation
Design characteristics of the measure

Serial Waste water
Description of the measure and its purpose Date of installation units of
No source/discharger indicator value
Measurement.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Table20: Measures to protect waters against pollution
Envisaged variation of Implementation

permit conditions
Serial Effluent Description of the
Description of expected effect following the
No source/discharger measure start end
implementation of the
measure
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Table21: List of industrial enterprises and other subscribers intended to receive waste water (non-surface) and properties of waste water planned to be
accepted
Serial Name of subscriber Maximum amount of waste Maximum pollution expected to be generated by subscriber’s waste water
No -, water expected to be taken
from the subscriber
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LT
Thousandm³/m LKmom., LKvid., LTparos,
Pollutants
mg/l mg/l t/d yeartinė,
t/m.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. Subscribers intended to receive waste water contaminated with priority hazardous substances and/or listed “A” hazardous substances:
1.1.
1.2.
2. Subscribers intended to receive more than 50 m³/d ofindustrial waste water (but not meeting the criteria referred to in point 1):
2.1.
2.2.
Aggregated data of subscribers from which the

3. waste water is intended to be taken (which does not
meet the criteria set out in points 1 and 2):
Aggregated data from other subscribers (which do
4.
not meet the criteria set out in points 1, 2 and 3):
Total (data for all expected receipts from

5.
subscribers):
6. Subscribers intended to receive waste water collected from potentially polluting areas shall be as follows:
6.1.
6.2.
Aggregate surface water discharges by other

7. subscribers (which do not meet the criteria set out
in point 6):
Total (for all subscribers in rows 6 and 7 expected
8.
to receive waste water):
Table22: Waste water metering facilities

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Serial
Release No Location of the metering device Accountancy device registration details
No
1 2 3 4
IX.PROTECTION OF SOIL AND GROUNDWATER
20. Soil and groundwater contamination. Data on the known contamination of soil and/or groundwater on the site of the undertaking,
indicating the possible reasons why this contamination occurred or occurs both on the soil surface and on deeper soil layers, if no pollution status
report is available. Possible pollution of the land under unusual (non-attached) operating conditions and measures to prevent or limit potential
pollution in such conditions.
X. FERTILISATION
21. Information on the use of biodegradable waste for agricultural fertilisation.

22. Information on field fertilisation with manure and/or slurry.
XI.EXPECTED WASTE GENERATION, TREATMENT (RECOVERY OR DISPOSAL, INCLUDING STORAGE AND

PREPARATION FOR RECOVERY OR DISPOSAL)
23. Generation of waste. Waste prevention measures and other measures ensuring the management of waste generated by the enterprise
(name of waste, code) in compliance with the established principles of waste management and protection of public health and the environment
shall be envisaged.
24. Treatment of waste (recovery or disposal, including storage and preparation for recovery or disposal)
24.1. Non-hazardous waste
Table 23:Non-hazardous wasteintended to be used, except those intended to be stored and prepared forrecovery
Name of installation
Wastes to be used, other than those to Recovery of waste Planned further

be stored and prepared for recovery treatment of waste
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Waste recovery Design capacity

Code Title Revised name activity code of the
(R1-R11) installation, t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6
Table 24:Non-hazardous waste to be disposed of, with the exception of non-hazardous wasteintended to be disposed of and prepared for
disposal
Name of installation
Wastesto bedisposed of other than those to be stored and Disposal of waste

prepared for disposal
Design capacity of the Maximum expected total
Waste disposal activity
Code Title Revised name installation amount of waste to be
code (D1–D7, D10)
disposed of, t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6
Table 25:Non-hazardous waste to be prepared for recovery and/or disposal
Waste to be prepared for recovery and/or disposal Preparation of waste for recovery and/or disposal
Waste management activity code (D8,

Code Title Revised name Design capacity of the installation, t/m
D9, D13, D14, R12, S5)
1 2 3 4 5
14
Table 26:Maximum amount of non-hazardous waste to be stored
Name of installation 
Waste Storage of waste

Waste
managemen Maximum total amount of Planned further
Revised t activity waste, including waste treatment of
Code Title
name code (R13 generated by treatment, to be waste
and/or stored simultaneously, t
D15)
1 2 3 4 5 6
Table 27:Maximum expected quantity of non-hazardous waste on site prior to collection (S8)

Planned further
Revised Maximum total amount of waste to be treatment of
Code Title
name stored at the same time, t waste
1 2 3 4 5
15
24.2. Hazardous waste
Table28:Hazardous waste to be used, with the exception of hazardous waste intended to be stored and prepared forrecovery
Name of installation
Recovery of waste Planned

Hazardous Design further
Hazardous Replace
waste Rain- Revised Waste capacity of treatment of
waste ment
technology codin name of recovery the waste
technology for
flow g code waste activity code installation,
stream name casting
marking (R1-R11) t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Table 29:Hazardous waste to be disposed of, with the exception of hazardous waste intended to be stored and prepared for disposal
Disposal of waste
Labelling of the
Hazardous waste Maximum expected
techno-gear flow Rain- Replacemen Revised name of Waste disposal
technology stream Design capacity total amount of
of hazardous coding code t for casting waste activity code (D1–
name of the installation waste to be
wastes D7, D10)
disposed of, t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 30:Hazardous waste to be prepared for recovery and/or disposal
Name of installation
Preparation of waste for recovery and/or

Name of the
Labelling of the disposal
technological Revised name of
technological stream Waste code Name of the waste Waste management
stream of hazardous waste Design capacity of
of hazardous waste activity code (D8, D9,
waste the installation, t/m
D13, D14, R12, S5)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Table 31:Maximum amount of hazardous waste to be stored
Name of installation 
Labelling Designatio Rain- Substituti Revised Storage of waste Planning of

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Waste Maximum total

of the
n of the managemen amount of waste,
techno- further
techno-gas t activity including waste
gear flow codin on of waste waste
stream of code (R13 generated by
of g code waste name depreciatio
hazardous and/or D15) treatment, to be
hazardous n
wastes stored
wastes
simultaneously, t
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 32:Maximum expected amount of hazardous waste on site prior to collection (S8)
Labelling of Storage of waste

the waste Hazardous
Revised Maximum total Planned further
hazardous waste Waste Name of the
name of amount of waste to treatment of
waste technology code waste
waste be stored at the waste
technology stream name
same time, t
stream
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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25. Additional data according to the requirements set in paragraphs 8 and 81 of the Environmental Requirements for the Incineration of Waste
approved by Order No. 699 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 31 December 2002 on the approval of environmental
requirements for the incineration of waste.
26. Additional data according to the requirements of points 50, 51 and 52 of the Rules on the Installation, Operation, Closure and
Maintenance of Waste Landfills approved by Order No. 444 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 18 October 2000 on
the approval of Rules for the Installation, Operation, Closure and Maintenance of Waste Landfills.
Amendments to the section:
XII.NOISE PROPAGATION AND ODOUR CONTROL
27. Information on noise sources and noise emissions.
28. Noise abatement measures.

29. Odors are emitted during the activities carried out in the installation.
Table33: Data onstationary sources of odour
Exhaust gas indices at

Source of smell
sampling/measuring site
Daily/week/
Odour
The year of
emission rate*,
height of emissions
Coordi-olds OUE/s,
KVA- the earth (action of
(arean source outlet the speed of by volume OUE/m/s,
after Pava- is turned Tempe- fixed-sources)
perimeter-ro matme-ny, the flow, Debi-th, OUE/m²/s,OUE
cold-ny Dini-M away rature t,°C with specific
coordi-olds) m m/s Nm3/s /m³/s
No from the hours
(LKS)
earth,
m
19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
* The definition of the quantitative emission indicator is provided in the Rules of the Quality Control in the Living Environment, approved by
Order No. V-885 of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Lithuania of 4th October, 2010 on the approval of the Lithuanian Hygiene Norm HN
121: 2010 “Kvap Concentration Limit Value in the Living Environment” and the Rules of Control of the Living Environment.
30. Measures for the management/reduction of odour, taking into account the recommendations for odour reduction contained in EU BAT
reference documents.
Table34:Odor management/reduction measures, their efficiency indicators
Measures for the management/reduction of odour

Odour Expected (requested) odour emission indicator
source No installation location, coordinates, OUE/s, OUE/m/s, OUE/m²/s, OUE/m³/s
title efficiency, %
LKS
1 2 3 4 5
Table35:Effectiveness of odor management (reducing) measures at closest receptors
Measured odour concentration Address and coordinates of the nearest sensitive receptor (LKS)
(OUE/m³)to the nearest sensitive receptor*
1 2
“
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* – sensitive receptors – a building or territory in which people live, rest, or are temporarily sensitive groups of society (children, patients, etc.) such as a residential house,
kindergartens, school, hospital, sanatorium, recreation, care homes, residential or recreational areas, etc.
XIII.ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION PLAN
Table36: Environmental Action Plan
Target limit values Current Actions to achieve the

Parameter Units Expected results Date of implementation
(according to BAT) values objective
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

XIV.APPLICATION DOCUMENTS, OTHER ANNEXES, INFORMATION AND PARTICULARS
The title of the chapter has been changed:

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Annex 4
Appendix 1
DECLARATION
I apply for permit (replacement) of integrated pollution prevention and control.
I certify that the information provided in this application is correct, accurate and complete.
I am without prejudice to the submission by the authorising authority of a copy of the

application or part of the application, except for the information referred to in that application as
a commercial/industrial secret, to any person.
Within the time limits laid down, I undertake to:

1) to declare the amount of pollutants discharged into ambient air and discharged with
waste water during the previous calendar year;
2) notify in writing of any change or extension of the nature or operation of the installation
which may have a detrimental effect on the environment;
3) surrender, by 30 April each calendar year, the amount of GHG allowances equivalent to
the amount of carbon dioxide emissions in tonnes and/or the amount of carbon dioxide equivalent
during the previous calendar year.
Signature ___ Date ___

(operator or person authorised by it)
___________________________________________________________________________
(name, signature, position of the signatory; to be completed in capital letters)
___
Amendments to the Annex:
permits
Annex 5
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL

Permit No___
[][][][][][][][][]
(Legal personal number)
___
(name, address, telephone)
___
___
(Operator, address, telephone, fax number, e-mail address)
The permit (without additives) shall consist of sheets of........................
Issued by.................................D.A.V.
Name of the regional Department of Environmental Protection which has issued the permit, dates
of issuance, renewal and/or adjustment (if any) of the permit:
...........................................................................................................................................................
.....
Amended by.......................A.V.
Director___
(Name) (Signature)
A. V.
The evacuators of this permit........
The application for authorisation or renewal is in line with:
___
(name of coordinating body, date of harmonisation)
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I. GENERAL PART
1. Name of the installation, production/design capacity or nominal thermal input, location/address.

2. Description of economic activities.

3. Authorised activities:
Table1: Authorised economic activity in the installation
Name of installation Name of the activity authorised in the installation in accordance with Annex 1 to the
Regulations
and other directly related activities
1 2
4. Types of activities to which the economic activity emitting greenhouse gas emissions is attributed, the production (project) capacity of the
installation.
5. Information on the management system implemented.
6. Liability of persons in accordance with the declaration submitted.
Table2: BAT comparative assessment of the compliance of an installation
Serial Environmental impact Reference to EU BAT reference Bat-associated Commen

Bat technology Conformity
No category documents, annotations values, units ts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
II.CONDITIONS FOR AUTHORISATION
Table3: Environmental Action Plan

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Target limit values Current Date of

Parameter Units Actions to achieve the objective Expected results
(according to BAT) values implementation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7. Extraction of water.
Table4: Data on the surface water body from which the extraction of water is permitted, the point of abstraction and the permitted abstraction
Water extraction point No
1. Category of water body (river, lake, pond, etc.)
2. Name of body of water
3. Water body identification code
4. Coordinates of the water extraction point
5. Maximum allowable water abstraction M3/p. M3/p. M3/p.
M3/m M3/m M3/m
Table5: Data on allowable groundwater abstraction
Serial Water catchment areas Operational wells

No
Title Address Centre coordinates Subgroup Code in the No. in the Design
(LKS 94) Underground underground register
Register efficiency
m³/h
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1.
2.
8. Pollution into ambient air.
Table6: Allowable Emissions to Ambient Air and their Amount

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Name of the pollutant Pollutant code Discarded, t/m.

1 2 3
Oxides of nitrogen
Particulate matter
Sulphur dioxide
Ammonia
Volatile organic compounds (in alphabetical order): XXXXXXXX
Other pollutants (in alphabetical order): XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
Total:
Table7: Permitted pollution into ambient air
Sources of
Pollutants Permitted pollution
Pollution
Name or No of the
workshop or other single use only
annual,
No -, title code size
t/m.
units Max.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Total installation:
Table8: Permitted pollution into ambient air under unusual (extraordinary) operating conditions
Source of Conditions that Details of unusual/non-conforming emissions data

pollution may lead to the duration of the Concentration Special
emitted under abnormal (non- pollutants condition
discharge, of contaminants
these conformity) min. in the exhaust s
conditions emissions (emphasis added) title code gas, mg/Nm3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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9. Greenhouse gas (GHG).
Table9: The types and sources of greenhouse gas emissions listed in Annex 1 to the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Financial Instruments for
Climate Change Management
Types of Activities according to Annex 1 to the Law of

the Republic of Lithuania on Financial Instruments for Name of GHG
Serial No
Climate Change Management and Sources of (carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), perfluorocarbons (PFC))
Emissions
1 2 3
10. Discharge of pollutants into the environment and/or sewerage networks.
Table10: Permitted wastewater receiver load
Allowable load of the receiver

Effluent
Serial Type of allowable
point/receiver, hydraulic pollutants
No discharge
coordinates
units of
M3/d parameter
Measurement.
value
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Table11: Contamination of effluent permitted to discharge into the natural environment
Maximum allowable contamination of waste water

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11. Soil protection. Requirements to prevent discharges into soil.
12. Generation of waste. Waste generated by the establishment (name, code).
12.1. Treatment (recovery or disposal of non-hazardous waste, including storage and preparation for recovery or disposal):
Table 12:Non-hazardous wastesauthorised for use, other than those intended to be stored and prepared forrecovery
Name of installation
Wastes to be used, other than those to be stored and

Recovery of waste
prepared for recovery
Further treatment of waste
Waste recovery activity Design capacity of the
Code Title Revised name
code (R1-R11) installation, t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6
Table 13:Non-hazardous wastesauthorised for disposal other than those to be stored and prepared for disposal
Name of installation
Wastes to be disposedof other than those to be Disposal of waste

stored and preparedfor disposal
Waste disposal activity Design capacity of the Maximum allowable total
Code Title Revised name installation
code (D1–D7, D10) amount of waste, t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6
7
Table 14:Permitted non-hazardous waste prepared for recovery and/or disposal
Waste to be prepared for recovery and/or Preparation of waste for recovery and/or disposal
disposal
Waste management activity code (D8, D9, D13, D14, Design capacity of the
R12, S5) installation, t/m
1 2 3 4 5
Table 15:Authorised quantity of non-hazardous waste
Name of installation 
Waste Storageof waste

Waste management Maximum quantity of waste,
Further treatment of
activity code (R13 and/or including waste resulting from
Code Title Revised name waste
D15) treatment, to be stored
simultaneously, t
1 2 3 4 5 6
Table 16:Maximum quantity of non-hazardous waste allowed on the site prior to collection (S8)
8

Maximum total quantity of waste allowed at the Further treatment of waste
same time, t
1 2 3 4 5
12.2. Treatment of hazardous waste (recovery or disposal, including storage and preparation for recovery or disposal):
Table 17:Hazardous wastes authorised for use other than those to be stored and prepared foruse
Dangerous Name of the Recovery of waste

marking of technological Name Revised Further treatment of
Waste recovery Design capacity of the
the waste stream of Waste code of the name of waste
activity code installation, t/m
technological hazardous waste waste
(R1-R11)
stream waste
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Table 18:Hazardous wastesauthorisedfor disposal other than those intended to be stored and prepared for disposal
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Marking the Disposal of waste

technological Hazardous waste Rain- Replaceme
Revised name of Waste disposal Maximum allowable
stream of technology coding nt for Design capacity
waste activity code (D1– total amount of waste
hazardous stream name code casting of the installation
D7, D10, D12) to be disposed of, t/m
waste
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 19: Hazardous wastes permitted to be prepared for recovery and/or disposal
Preparation of waste for recovery and/or

Labelling of the Name of the
disposal
technological technological Name of the Revised name of
Waste code Waste management Design capacity
stream of stream of waste waste
activity code (D8, D9, of the
hazardous waste hazardous waste
D13, D14, R12, S5) installation, t/m
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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Table 20:Maximum quantity of hazardous waste to be stored
Indication of Storageof waste

The name of the
the techno- Rain- Waste Maximum quantity of waste,
waste techno- Rainbow Revised name of Further treatment
logical flow coding management including waste resulting
gas stream of -Dini-M waste of waste
of hazardous code activity code from treatment, to be stored
hazardous waste
waste (R13 and/or D15) simultaneously, t
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 21:Permitted quantity of hazardous waste on site until collection (S8)
Labelling of the Name of the Storage of waste

waste hazardous technological Name of Revised name of Maximum total quantity of Further treatment of
Waste code
waste technology stream of hazardous waste waste waste allowed at the same waste
stream waste time, t
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
13. Conditions according to the information specified in paragraphs 8 and 81 of the Environmental Requirements for the Incineration of Waste approved
by Order No. 699 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 31 December 2002 on the approval of environmental requirements for
the incineration of waste.
14. Conditions according to the requirements of paragraphs 50, 51 and 52 of the Rules for the Installation, Operation, Closure and Maintenance of
Waste Landfills approved by Order No. 444 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 18 October 2000 on the approval of Rules for
the Installation, Operation, Closure and Maintenance of Waste Landfills.
15. Waste monitoring measures.
16.Requirements for the environmental monitoring (monitoring) of economic entities, implementation of an economic entity’s monitoring
programme.
17. Noise emissions, noise management requirements and noise abatement measures shall be allowed.
18. Limitation of the operating time of the installation.

Units of theinstallation, workshops or other parts of the installation whose working time may be restricted, and the reasons where adverse effects
of the activity cannot be limited by other means. Specific conditions (e.g. limiting the possibility of noise-emitting activities at weekends and
evenings/nights (sand treatment, steam treatment, etc.), start/break time of the noise-emitting production process, other conditions).
19. Authorised odour emissions and odor management/reduction measures.
Table22:Authorised odour discharge

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Measures for the management/reduction of odour

Odour Allowed odour emission index
source No installation location, coordinates, OUE/s, OUE/m/s, OUE/m²/s, OUE/m³/s
title efficiency, %
LKS
1 2 3 4 5
20. Other permit conditions and requirements according to paragraph 65 of the Rules.
Chapter 3:Repealed as of 01 January 2016.

Destruction of the Chapter:
Amendments to the Annex:

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R
ules on the granting, updating and
revocation of integrated pollution
prevention and control permits
Annex 5 – Appendix 1
INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PERMIT

NO......................................ANNEXES
1.
2.
3.
4.
___ ___
(Date of establishment of the list of annexes)
Director of AAA ___ ___

(Name) (signature)
A. V
The following Annex is added:

permits
Annex 6 (information)
EXPLANATIONS CONCERNING THE COMPLETION OF CERTAIN PARTS OF THE

APPLICATION
COMPLETION OF THE PART II ‘INFORMATION ON THE INSTALLATION AND

ITS ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES’
Table 2 provides information on the energy and technological resources planned by the
operator in the installations operated by the operator. Where the operator plans different
quantities of energy and technological resources for the individual year of validity of the
authorisation, it may be extended for the purposes of Table 2 by repeating box 3 for each specific
period of head 3 to be used.
Table 3 provides information on the capacity of the installations operated by the operator
and the planned energy production. Where the operator plans different quantities of energy
production for the individual year of validity of the authorisation, it may be extended for the
purposes of Table 3 by repeating the graphs containing information on the expected production
volume for each given period of time on the head of the graphs.
COMPLETION OF PART III ‘PRODUCTION PROCESSES’ OF THE APPLICATION
Point10 describeseach activity carried out or planned in the installation that produces both
emissions and all sources of pollution. The processes, when and by which pollutants occur. A
diagram of the technological processes carried out in the installation shall be provided indicating
the incoming flows of raw materials, additional materials, fuel, energy, outflows, waste,
emissions to ambient air, noise and odour.
COMPLETION OF SUB-APPLICATION IV ‘USE, STORAGE OF RAW MATERIALS

AND MATERIALS’
Table 6 shall include information on the substances and mixtures containing solvents to be
used and stored in installations operated by the operator and their quantities:
1. Columns 1 and 8 shall be completed in accordance with Annexes 1 and 2 to the Solvent
Procedure;
2. The data in columns 2-6 are presented in accordance with the procedure of classification
and labelling of dangerous substances and preparations approved by Order No 532/742 of the
Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania and the Minister of Health of the Republic
of Lithuania of 19 December 2000 (Official Gazette, No 81-3501, 2002), safety data sheets of
individual substances or mixtures.
3. The row “Total by activity” shows the total estimated (maximum) solvent consumption
and the limit of solvent consumption.In the case of activities involving solvent-containing
substances and mixtures, the table shall be supplemented by rows for each activity.
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COMPLETION OF THE APPLICATION PART V ‘RECOVERY OF WATER’
This paragraph shall provide information on water bodies and the amount of water to
be extracted.
Requirements for the completion of Table 7:
1. The table is to be completed when it is planned to produce 100 m³per day (average annual
collection) or more water from one body of surface water.
2. The number of the water extraction point shall correspond to the number given in the
layout/plan of the water extraction facility in the area.
3. The identification code of a water body shall be established in accordance with Order No
594 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 12 December 2001 on the
Approval of the Classification of Rivers and Ponds of the Republic of Lithuania (Official
Gazette, No 107-3888, 2001) and Order No 130 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic
of Lithuania of 21 March 2003 on the Approval of the Classification of Lakes of the Republic of
Lithuania (Official Gazette, No 34-1442, 2003).
4. The size of a lake or pond is determined by the area and the average depth of the water
body concerned.
5.‘Coordinates of the water extraction point’ means the coordinates in the Global
Positioning System (GPS) of the point at which water is extracted from a water body.
FILLING IN PART VI ‘POLLUTION INTO AMBIENT AIR’ OF THE APPLICATION
A. This Part shall contain information on:

A.1. The planned emissions to ambient air of all installations operated by the operator, as
determined in accordance with the requirements of the Rules (for information are provided in
Table 9 ‘Emissions to ambient air’, completed taking into account the provisions of points B and
C of this Annex);
A.2. physical data of the operator for each installation operating on the stationary sources of
ambient air pollution (for information to be provided in Table 10 ‘Physical data on stationary
sources of ambient air pollution’, completed taking into account the provisions of points B and D
of this Annex);
A.3. pollution into ambient air from each installation operated by the operator (for
information to be provided in Table 11 ‘Environmental air pollution’, completed according to the
provisions of points B and E of this Annex);
A.4. ambient air pollution treatment plants and pollution prevention measures (for
information see Table 12 ‘Environmentation plants and pollution prevention measures’
completed in accordance with the provisions of points B and F of this Annex);
A.5. pollution into ambient air under unusual (extraordinary) operating conditions (for
information to be provided in Table 13 ‘Conformation to ambient air under unusual/excessive
operating conditions’ completed according to the provisions of points B and G of this Annex).
B. In the tables for this part of the application:

B.1. the names and codes of pollutants emitted to ambient air shall be presented in
accordance with the inventory rules or the Procedure for Reporting and Reporting of the
Emissions of Pollutants to ambient air approved by Order No 408 of the Minister of Environment
of the Republic of Lithuania of 20 December 1999 (Official Gazette, No 8-213, 2000); The 2012
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amendment) (hereinafter referred to as the “accounting procedure”) provided by the list of

ambient air pollutants and their codes;
B.2. physical data on stationary sources of ambient air pollution shall be provided in
accordance with the inventory report (in the case of an installation in operation) or the
environmental impact assessment documents of the proposed economic activity referred to in
point 15 of Annex 3 to the Rules;
B.3. the names and codes of the ambient air purification plants shall be given in accordance
with the exhaust gas purification plant and their code list provided in the inventory rules or in the
Accounting Procedure;
B.4. The concentration of pollutants to ambient air shall be reported to normal conditions
(101,3 kPa and 0 oC).
C. Table 9 of the application contains information on planned emissions to ambient air:

C.1. volatile organic compounds other than methane (hereinafter VOC) are to be recorded
in individual rows in alphabetical order, code, emissions and expected emissions for each of
them, and for the rows ‘Food organic compounds (in alphabetical order): ’, the total VOC content
shall be entered in column 3;
C.2. Other pollutants other than oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter, sulphur dioxide,
ammonia and VOC are recorded in separate rows in alphabetical order under the line “Other
pollutants (in alphabetical order): ”;
Row C.3. ‘Total’ contains the total requested emissions.
D. For physical data from stationary sources, a separate table 10 shall be completed for
each installation:
D.1. the name of the specific installation shall be displayed at the top of this table;
D.2. for activities carried out on the installation, data shall be provided from the inventory
report;
D.3. for the activity to be carried out in the installation, data shall be submitted in
accordance with documents of the environmental impact assessment of the proposed economic
activity.
E. Table 11 of the application contains information on ambient air pollution from each
individual installation whose name is shown at the top of the table:
In column 5 of the table E.1., the units in which each single emission figure is shown in
column 6 of the pollutant in columns 3 and 4 shall be shown;
In column 7 of the table E.2., the data are summed up for the whole unit (in the row “Total
unit”).
F. For each installation that is equipped with at least one ambient air pollution treatment
plant or is subject to measures to prevent ambient air pollution, the following information shall be
provided in Table 12 ‘Environmentation plants and pollution prevention measures’ for each
installation for the treatment of air pollutants:
F.1. for each treatment plant, the name of the plant shall be accompanied by information
describing the treatment plant (design, operation, design or actual level of remediation, if any);
F.2. where pollution prevention measures are applied, reference may be made to the
schemes, supporting or illustrative substances attached in the Annex to the application.
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G. To provide data on pollution into ambient air under unusual/excessive operating

conditions, a separate table 13 ‘Conference to ambient air under unusual/extraordinary operating
conditions’ shall be completed for each installation:
The name of the specific installation shall be indicated at the top of table G.1.;
G.2. for the activities carried out on the installation, data shall be provided from the
inventory report;
G.3. for the activity to be carried out in the installation, data shall be submitted in
accordance with documents of the environmental impact assessment of the proposed economic
activity;
G.4. must indicate the maximum values that may be available under abnormal
(extraordinary) operating conditions specified in the technical regulation of the installation, or
other type of installation document.
COMPLETION OF PART VIII ‘EMISSIONS OF POLLUTANTS INTO THE

ENVIRONMENT’ OF THE APPLICATION
A. The following part of the application must contain the following information:
A.1. on the surface water body (receiver) to which the discharge is planned (for information
provided in Table 15, completed according to the provisions of point B of this Annex).This table
shall be completed if a discharge to the surface water body is envisaged;
A.2. on the point/receiver of effluent discharges (except surface water bodies) to which
waste water is to be discharged (for information provided in Table 16 completed according to the
provisions of point C of this Annex).This table shall be filled in when the waste water is planned
to be infiltrated into the ground in the filtration facilities installed for that purpose, transferred for
management to other persons (discharged into sewer systems belonging to other persons),
accumulate in tanks by periodically transporting, etc.);
A.3. on effluent sources/dischargers (for information to be provided in Table 17 completed
in accordance with the provisions of point D of this Annex);
A.4. on the pollution of the planned discharges of waste water (the information shall be
provided in Table 18, completed in accordance with the provisions of point E of this Annex);
A.5. on the waste water and pollution abatement measures used in the
establishment/installation (for information provided in Table 19, completed according to the
provisions of point F of this Annex);
A.6. on planned measures to protect waters against pollution (for information provided in
Table 20 completed in accordance with the provisions of point G of this Annex);
A.7. on industries and other subscribers from which the waste water is planned to be taken
and the characteristics of the waste water to be accepted (for information to be provided in Table
21, completed according to the provisions of point H of this Annex).This table is to be completed
when it is planned to receive waste water from other undertakings/subscribers;
A.8. for waste water metering plants (for information to be provided in Table 22 completed
in accordance with the provisions of point I of this Annex).This table is to be completed for each
release device.
B. Information on the body of surface water (receiver) into which waste water is
planned to be discharged shall indicate:
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B.1. the first column shall indicate the sequence number of the received (surface water
body) of the waste water. The acceptance must be marked in the diagram accompanying the
application;
B.2. The second column shall indicate the body of surface water into which the waste water
is to be discharged or in which the discharge device is to be discharged (if the water body is to be
discharged without a name (e.g. land reclamation ditch, pond, etc.) the category of the body shall
be indicated: a river, lake, pond, pond, land reclamation ditch, etc.; The code of the water body
shall be indicated in compliance with Order No 594 of the Minister of Environment of the
Republic of Lithuania of 12 December 2001 on the Approval of the Classification of Rivers and
Ponds of the Republic of Lithuania (Official Gazette, No 107-3888, 2001) and Order No 130 of
the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 21 March 2003 on the Approval of
the Classification of Lakes of the Republic of Lithuania (Official Gazette, No 34-1442, 2003);
B.3. The fourth column shall be completed in accordance with the description of the
procedure for calculating the environmental water flow rate;
B.4. Columns 5 to 10 shall be filled in when the application is to be accompanied by a
calculation of the impact on the receiver of the discharged waste water;
B.5. Column 5 shows the parameters used to measure the impact of waste water on the
receiving vessel;
B.6. Columns 6 to 7 indicate the status of the water body above the discharger;
B.7. Columns 8-10 shall indicate the results of the permitted effect on a water body at the
planned discharge point, performed in accordance with the procedure laid down by legal acts.
The calculation/justification of the permissible effects is attached to the application (may include
an extract from the EIA report).
Amendments to section.:
C. Information on the point of discharge/receiver (except surface water bodies) to

which waste water is planned to be discharged shall indicate:
C.1. in the first column, the sequence number of the waste water received. The numbering
of the receivers shall continue with the last adopted number of the body of water (surface water
body) shown in Table 15.The number must coincide with the number at which the waste water
discharge/receiver is marked with the application in the object/installation scheme;
C.2. The second column must describe where and by what means the discharge/removal of
waste water from the facility/installation is envisaged (e.g. waste water is stored in a reservoir of 300
m³ capacity and is carried out once a month to an urban treatment plant (specifying the carrier,
name of the treatment plant and operator); The sewage is infiltrated in the ground by 1000 m²
underground
filtration field; discharge of waste water into sewer networks (identification of the person
operating the networks, etc.);
C.3. The third column indicates the legal basis of the discharge of waste water (e.g. if waste
water is planned to be discharged into sewer networks belonging to other persons, the date of the
contract of purchase and sale of waste water treatment facilities, duration, number and names of
the parties to the agreement; if the waste water is planned to be infiltrated into soil, the date of
signing of the act on acceptance of the filtering equipment as fit for use, the name of the person
who has formed the commission of acceptance, etc. shall be indicated);
C.4. information on the accepted load shall be provided if the permissible load of the
person receiving the described (intended to be used) waste water is limited (e.g. the limit
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conditions laid down in the contract of purchase-sale of waste water treatment facilities; the
design of the designated load-adjusted filtration units, etc.);
C.5. Column 6 indicates the parameters that may limit the reception of the applicant’s
intended discharge.
D. Information on effluent sources and/or discharges shall include:

D.1. in the first column: the effluent or source number (the source of waste water is
described when the waste water is discharged into the environment or transferred to other persons
other than the stationary discharge device (e.g. exit by asenisation machines, etc.).The number
indicated in the table shall correspond to the number by which the discharger or source is marked
in the attached plan;
D.2. The second column indicates the coordinate points/places at which the effluent
discharges into the environment (e.g. the last well before discharge to the underground filtration
plant, end of the discharge device, etc.) discharged into sewer networks belonging to other
persons, transferred to mobile containers or otherwise taken from a source;
D.3. The third column shall indicate the number of the person to whom the waste water is
intended to be discharged through the described discharge device or from the waste water source
described from Table 16 or Table 17;
D.4. the fourth column shall indicate the type of waste water (industrial, domestic, surface,
mixed, slurry, brewers, etc.) and the activity (activities) resulting in waste water intended to be
discharged through the described discharge device or from the waste water source described;
Where subscribers are to be discharged via the issuer, the number of subscribers shall also be
indicated in accordance withTable 21 (if the waste water from different subscribers is to be
released through different issuers);
D.5. The fifth column shall indicate the type of discharge or waste water source (e.g. quay,
vagina, bottom, surface filtration, underground filtration, discharger into sewer networks, storage
tank, etc.) and technical data (land discharge distance, depth, diameter, capacity, etc.);
D.6. The sixth column describes the location of the discharge device, e.g. the position of the
discharge device in relation to the course (right bank, left bank, centre of the river), point of
connection to the drain (street name, etc.);
D.7. The maximum amount of effluent to be discharged in columns 7 and 8 shall not
exceed the maximum possible hydraulic load received as indicated in Tables 15 or 16.
E. When providing information on the pollution of the planned waste water discharge,
the following shall be indicated:
For E.1. in the first column, the release device/source number according to Table 17;
E.2. The second column shows the pollutants for which a permit is required under the
legislation in force;
E.3. in column, the maximum expected concentration of the pollutant in the instantaneous
or average daily sewage sample before treatment;
E.4. in column four: the maximum expected annual average concentration of the pollutant
in the effluent prior to treatment. Columns 3 to 6 shall be completed if the waste water is to be
treated before discharge from the facility/installation;
E.5. In column 6, the maximum allowable concentration (MRLs) of the pollutant in the
instantaneous/average daily sample of waste water determined/calculated in accordance with the
applicable legislation and Regulations (depending on the acceptance, the nature of the activities
carried out, etc.).The application must be accompanied by a justification for setting the MRL;
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E.6. In column 7, the desired level of the pollutant in the instantaneous or average daily
effluent sample (MRL/LLC) is to be entered in the permit. For a pollutant to be set in the
authorisation in excess of the MRL indicated in column 7 (i.e. when a LL is requested), the
application must be accompanied by an appropriate justification in accordance with the
requirements of the Rules.
E.7. In column 8, the maximum allowable annual concentration (MRLs) for a pollutant
determined/calculated in accordance with the applicable legislation and Regulations (depending
on the acceptance, the nature of the activities carried out, etc.).The application must be
accompanied by a justification for setting the MRL;
E.8. In column 9, the desired average annual concentration (MRL/LLC) for the pollutant in
the permit. For a pollutant to be set in the authorisation in excess of the MRL indicated in column
8 (i.e. when a LL is requested), the application must be accompanied by an appropriate
justification in accordance with the requirements of the Rules.
E.9. In column 10, the maximum daily emission limit (DLT) (depending on the acceptance,
type of activity, etc.) established/calculated in accordance with the applicable legislation and the
Regulations. The application must be accompanied by a calculation of the DLT;
E.10. In column 11, the desired daily release limit (permissible contamination) is to be
established in the permit. The application must be accompanied by an appropriate justification in
accordance with the requirements of the Regulations and regulations in order to determine the
permitted pollution above the DLT shown in column 11 (i.e. when an LLT is requested).
E.11. In column 12, the maximum annual emission limit (DLT) (depending on the
acceptance, type of activity, etc.) established/calculated in accordance with the applicable
legislation and the Regulations. The application must be accompanied by a calculation of the
DLT;
E.12. In column 13, the desired annual emission limit (permitted pollution) is to be
established in the permit. The application must be accompanied by an appropriate justification in
accordance with the requirements of the Regulations and regulations in order to determine the
permitted pollution above the MLT shown in column 13 (i.e. when an LLT is requested).
F. When providing information on waste water and pollution abatement measures

used in the facility/installation, the following shall be indicated:
F.1. the number of the waste water or pollution abatement measure shall be entered in the
first column;
F.2. in the second column: the number of the waste water source/discharger from Table 17,
during which a description of the measure is applied to reduce the impact of discharges;
F.3. a brief description of the waste water reduction (e.g. carwashes water circulatory
system, etc.) or pollution abatement (industrial, domestic, surface water treatment plants, etc.)
and its purpose (e.g. removal of petroleum products and drowning substances from surface waste
water, reduction of waste water, etc.) in column F..
F.4. in the fourth column, the date of implementation of the measure;
F.5. Columns 5 to 7 indicate the design characteristics of the instrument as specified in the
design documentation. Columns 5, 6 show design indicators for reducing waste water and
pollution related to the parameters requested in the permit (e.g. plant efficiency: m³/d ,circulatory
flow – l/s; design contamination of waste water entering the treatment plant according to OBD,
N, P, petroleum products, total Cr, etc. – mg/l, t/d.residual contamination according to OBD, N,
P, petroleum products, total Cr, etc. – mg/l; clean-up efficiency – per cent or similar.
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G. The information on the measures envisaged for the protection of waters against
pollution shall include:
G.1. shall indicate in the first column the sequential number of the measure;
G.2. in the second column: the number of the waste water source/discharger from Table 17
in which the described measure has been implemented to reduce the impact of discharges;
G.3. in the third column: brief description of the measure (e.g. modernisation of waste
water treatment plants through N and P disposal; introduction of an environmentally friendly
production technology, excluding the use of substances hazardous to the aquatic environment
(identification of the names of the technology to be abandoned and implemented); changing the
feed base to reduce the amount of nutrients in holes, etc.).In the case of a step-by-step
implementation, each stage of implementation of the measure must be described as a separate
instrument, with intermediate results being achieved;
G.4 provides a brief description of the planned environmental effect after the measure has
been implemented (e.g. 20 per cent reduction in slurry formation; a 50 % reduction in mercury
emissions, etc.);
G.5. The fifth column indicates the numbers of the authorisation tables and the parameters
that may be reviewed after the measure has been implemented or when the authorisation is
modified;
G.6. Graphs 6 to 7 indicate the planned dates for the start and end of the deployment of the
measure.
H. Information on industrial enterprises and other subscribers from which it is

planned to receive waste water (non-surface) and the properties of the waste water planned
to be received shall indicate:
H.1. Column 4 refers to pollutants the discharges of which are regulated by legislation for
the discharge of waste water;
H.2. potentially polluting areas specified (described) in the legal acts in force regulating
surface waste water treatment.
I. Notification of waste water meters shall indicate:

In the first column, the serial number of the metering facility. The number by which the
monitor is marked in the table and shall be identical in the diagram accompanying the
application;
In the second column, the releaseor number from Table 17;
I.3. The location of the instrument shall be described in the third column. In the absence of
an accounting device, a description of how the accounting will be carried out;
I.4. The fourth column shall contain the number by which the monitor is entered in the
register of the installation/object.
COMPLETIONOF APPLICATION PART XI 'WASTE TREATMENT (RECOVERY OR

DISPOSAL, INCLUDING STORAGE AND PREPARATION FOR RECOVERY OR
DISPOSAL)’
A. Parts XI A and B of the application shall contain information on the intended treatment
(recovery or disposal of non-hazardous and hazardous waste, including preparation forstorage,
recovery or disposal).Column for tables 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32:
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In columns A.1. ‘Code’, a six-digit waste code from the list of waste referred to in Annex 1
to the Waste Management Rules, e.g. 15 01 03, is indicated;
In column A.2. ‘Name’, the name of the waste shall be indicated in accordance with Annex
1 to the Waste Management Rules, e.g. wood packaging;
In columns A.3. ‘Revised name’, a detailed description of the waste shall be provided, e.g.
the revised name of the waste may be pallets, wooden boxes, etc.;
Column A.4. “Notification of technological stream of hazardous waste” refers to the
marking of the technological stream of hazardous waste in accordance with Annex 1 of the Rules
for Licensing of Hazardous Waste Management approved by Order No 684 of the Minister of
Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 19 December 2003 on theApproval of Rules for
Licensing of the Management of Hazardous Waste (hereinafter referred to as the “Regulations for
Licensing of Hazardous Waste Management”), e.g. TS-01;
Column A.5. ‘Name of the technological stream of hazardous waste’ refers to the name of
the technological stream of hazardous waste, in accordance with Annex 1 to the Rules for
Licensing of Hazardous Waste, e.g. waste containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
B. 23, 28 foroperators intendingto recover waste (except for storage and pre-treatment of
waste intended for recovery).
Under B.1 ‘Waste recovery activity code (R1 to R11)’, the waste recovery activity code
(R1 to R11) shall be indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules.
Under B.2., ‘Design capacity of the installation, t/m’ shows the design capacity of the
waste recovery facility in tonnes per year.
B.3. In Tables 23, 28, under the heading ‘Planned further treatment of waste’, the planned
further treatment (code and name) of waste generated from the recovery operation shall be
reported in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules.
C. Tables 24, 29 shall be completed by operators intending to dispose of waste (other than
those carrying out storage and pre-treatment of waste destined for disposal).
Under C.1. ‘Code of waste disposal activity (D1–D7), D10)’, the code of the waste disposal
activity (D1–D7), D10 shall be indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management
Rules.
Under C.2. ‘Design capacity of an installation’, the design capacity of the installation is
shown. Operators of landfills shall indicate the design capacity of the installation over the entire
life of the landfill in tonnes. Operators of waste incineration plants or waste co-incineration plants
shall indicate the capacity of a waste incineration plant or waste co-incineration plant in tonnes
per year.
Under C.3. ‘Maximum total amount of waste to be disposed of, t/m’, the maximum total
(total volume of all waste disposed of) expected to be disposed of is expressed in tonnes per year.
In the case of hazardous waste, the total amount of waste disposed of by technological stream of
hazardous waste shall be reported in tonnes per year.
D. Operators intending toprepare and/or dispose of waste shall be completed in Tables 25,
30.
Under D.1.’ Code of waste management operations (D8, D9, D13, D14, R12, S5)', the code
of preparation for recovery and/or disposal (D8, D9, D13, D14, R12, S5) is shown in accordance
with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules.
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Under D.2. ‘Design capacity of the installation, t/m’ shows the design capacity of the
installation in tonnes/year of preparation for recovery and/or disposal.
E. 26, 31 shall be completed by operators providing for the storage of waste intended for
further recovery and/or disposal (the term ‘storage of waste’ shall be interpreted as laid down in
the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Waste Management).The table must indicate the wastes
and wastes to be stored by the undertakings that will result from the treatment of waste.
Under E.1. 'Codeofwaste management operations (R13 and/or D15)', the waste storage
activity code (R13 and/or D15) shall be indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste
Management Rules.
In column E.2. 'Maximum quantity of waste to be stored at the same time, including the
total amount of waste produced during the management', t' shall indicate the maximum total
(total) quantity of all waste planned to be stored and of waste generated during the management
of the waste to be considered at the same time. In the case of hazardous waste, the total (total)
amount of waste from each technological stream of hazardous waste shall be reported.
Under E.3. ‘Planned further treatment of waste’, the planned further treatment of waste
(code and name) is indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules. In
case an intermediate treatment activity is indicated, the final waste treatment activity (code and
name) must also be indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules.
F. 27, Table 32 shall be completed by operators who, outside waste management, keep
hazardous waste for more than six months at source and for non-hazardous waste for more than
one year prior to collection (S8).
In column F.1. ‘Maximum total quantity of waste to be stored at a time, t’ shall indicate the
maximum total (total) quantity of non-hazardous waste at source expected to be regarded
simultaneously, expressed in tonnes. In the case of hazardous waste, the total (total) amount of
waste from each technological stream of hazardous waste shall be reported.
Under F.2. ‘Planned further treatment of waste’, the planned further treatment of waste
(code and name) is indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules. In
case an intermediate treatment activity is indicated, the final waste treatment activity (code and
name) must also be indicated in accordance with Annex 2 to the Waste Management Rules.
Amendments to section.:
COMPLETION OF APPLICATION PART XII ‘NOISE PROPAGATION AND ODOUR

CONTROL’
1. For activities carried out at an installation, physical data from stationary sources of odour
shall be shown in Table 33 from the inventory report drawn up in accordance with the rules for
inventory and reporting of emissions from and sources of ambient air pollution: in the case of the
activity planned to be carried out in the installation, the documents of environmental impact
assessment of the proposed economic activity, technical documents of the installation, documents
of public health impact assessment of the proposed economic activity, design documentation of a
construction works, where the procedures of environmental impact assessment of the proposed
economic activity are not mandatory. The column “Coffee emission indicator” of Table 33 shall
be filled out of documents of environmental impact assessment of the proposed economic
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activity, technical documents of the installation, documents of public health impact assessment of
the proposed economic activity, construction projects and/or data on measurement of odour in
stationary sources of odour. If the odour emission index is calculated, it must be ensured that the
odour concentration at the nearest receptor (after adjusting the calculated odour emission index)
does not exceed the specified odour concentration limit.
2. For an installation subject to odour management/reduction measures, the information on
the odor management/reducing measures applied in the sources of odour, their efficiency (in
percent) after the introduction and application of the specified odour control/reduction measures
are presented in the form set out in Table 34. The efficiency column of ‘Flood management
(reduction) measures’ is to be completed taking into account the effectiveness of odour reduction
measures as specified in BAT, legislation or recommendations of the Republic of Lithuania or
other countries, research data, technical specifications for installations, etc.
3. Table 35 ‘Effectiveness of measures to control/reducing fluids at nearest receptors’,
taking into account the explanations in points 1 and 2, provides information on the odour
concentration (OUE/m³) at the nearest sensitive receptor (OUE/m³) at the nearest sensitive
receptor (in the immediate vicinity of the living environment ), measured or simulated in the
source of contaminants. The column 'Determined odour concentration (OUE/m³ )at the nearest
sensitive receptor‘in Table 35 is to be filled in according to the results of odour
modelling/calculation using the data in the column’OUE/s, OUE/m/s, OUE/m²/s, OUE/m³/s,
OUE/m³/s’ in Table 34.
4. When laboratory tests are performed to determine the odour concentration modelling
and/or odour emission at a stationary source of odour, air samples shall be taken to determine the
odour concentration and laboratory tests of odour concentration shall be carried out using an
accredited method in accordance with the Lithuanian standard LST EN 13725: 2004+AC: 2006
"Air quality. Determination of odour concentration by dynamic olfactometry’.
5. Modelling of odour dispersion is performed by selecting a calculation model according
to the recommendations for the calculation of the models for the calculation of the emission of
pollutants for assessment of the impact of agricultural activities on ambient air, approved by
Order No. AV-200, 9th of December, 2008, of the Director of the Environmental Protection
Agency "On the Approval of the Recommendations for the Calculation of the Models for the
Calculation of the Distribution of Contaminants in Farming Activities for Environmental Air
Assessment.
The following section is added:
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Rules on the granting, updating and revocation

of integrated pollution prevention and control
permits
Annex 7 (information)
PROCEDURE FOR FILLING IN THE TITLE SHEET (SURFACE) OF AN INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND
CONTROL PERMIT
IPPC permit shall be IPPC permit issued in

issued or renewed in accordance with IPPC
accordance with the rules 2002 shall be
procedure laid down in modified according to
the Rules the procedure laid down
in the Rules
(example of integrated form of permit for pollution prevention and control)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
INTEGRATED POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL

Permit No___ The issuing of a new No A registration number
AAA in accordance with consisting of the No of
the procedure laid down the RAAD and the new
in the AAA and the AAA No shall be
replacement shall retain assigned.
the same No. E.g. No XXX/YYY
In the case referred to in except in the case
(Legal personal number) paragraph 2.3.3 of the referred to in point 2.3.3
Order on the Approval of the Ordinance on the
_ of Rules for Issuing, Approval of Rules for
(name, address, telephone) Replacement and Granting, Replacement
Revoking Authorisations and Withdrawal of
_ for Integrated Pollution Authorisations for
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Prevention and Control, Integrated Pollution

_ the new No Prevention and Control
(operator, address, telephone, fax number, e-mail address)
The authorisation (without attachments) shall consist of pages.
Issued by.................................D.A.V.
Indicate the date of issue

of the IPPC permit to the Not to be completed
AAA
Name of the regional Department of Environmental Protection which has issued the permit, dates of
issuance, renewal and/or adjustment (if any) of the permit: ......................................
Not to be completed Indicate the name of the
(dash) RAAD which issued the
IPPC permit, the date of
issue of the IPPC permit
and the dates of any
Amended by.......................A.V. renewal and/or
amendment of the IPPC
permit carried out by the
Individual line shows the RAAD)
date of each AAA
change
E.g. Indicate the date on
Amended on1 January which the IPPC permit
2015; was replaced by the
Director___.......................___ Amended on1 July AAA and any
(Name) (Signature) 2015; subsequent changes
A. V. Amended on1 October made to the AAA in
2015; accordance with the
This permit is drawn up in the form of............. (etc) requirements of the
Regulations
The application for authorisation or renewal is in line with: E.g.
Amended on1 January
14
_ 2015;
(name of coordinating body, date of harmonisation) Amended on1 July
2015;
Amended on1 October
2015;
(etc)
The following Annex is added:

The amendments are as follows:
1.Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania, Order

Amending Order No D1-528 of the Minister of Environment of 15 July 2013 on the Approval of Rules for the Issuance, Replacement and Revocation of Integrated Pollution
Prevention and Control Authorisations



Amending Order No D1-528 of the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania of 15 July 2013 on the Approval of Rules for Issuance, Replacement and Revocation of
Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Permits
5.Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania, Decision

No. 2017-04-03 No. AB-7410-3-66-3-00035-2016-5, 2017-04-03, published in TAR 2017-04-11, i.e. 2017-06158
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INFORMAL AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION

Consolidated version after 07 January 2020

MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA

15 July 2013 No D1-528

Acting in compliance with the Law on Environmental Protection of the Republic of

Environmental Protection, which entered into force on 2 July 2015.

2.4. the activities referred to in paragraph 2.3 of this Order include:

2.8. undertakings which have submitted an application from 11 August 2015 to 14

3.2. For the Environmental Protection Agency:

3.2.6. collecting, processing and reporting to the European Commission on

MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT VALENTINAS MAZURONIS

CONDITIONS FOR THE GRANTING, UPDATING AND REVOCATION OF

3. The rules have been developed in implementation of Directive 2010/75/EU of the

5. The rules must be followed by operators, the Environmental Protection Agency

7. The following definitions shall be used in the Rules:

No D1-983, 2014-12-04 published TAR 2014-12-05, i.e. 2014-19056

7.9. conclusions on best available techniques (BAT conclusions) means a part or a

7.22. abnormal (non-conformity) operating conditions means start-up, adjustment,

III.GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR GRANTING AUTHORISATIONS

111.Where the activity is carried out in an installation consisting of several combustion

IV.BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR THE SETTING OF PERMIT CONDITIONS

V. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PREPARATION OF AN APPLICATION FOR

18. A model recommended for an application for authorisation or renewal is given in

21.52.where screening or environmental impact assessment procedures have been carried

(reduction) of odours and their efficiency indicators, assignment of equipment to potentially

21.8. energy sources, its production and/or consumption;

22.12. technical regulation of waste recovery or disposal referred to in Article 10 of the

Declaration (Appendix 1 of Annex 4 to the Rules) confirming the commitments entered

26. An application for modification of an authorisation shall be made in accordance with

VI.SUBMISSION AND ADAPTATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR AUTHORISATION

qualified electronic signature or be formed by electronic means of communication which ensure

No D1-424, 2020-07-16 published TAR 2020-07-16, i.e. 2020-15851

The following point is added:

422. Repealed as of 02 January 2018.

VII. REQUIREMENTS FOR AUTHORISATION

Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed

45.4. data presented in a technical design documentation of a construction works, if such a

emission levels set out in BAT;

63. The title page of the authorisation shall contain:

No D1-424, 2020-07-16 published TAR 2020-07-16, i.e. 2020-15851

65.6. measures to be applied under unusual (non-attached) operating conditions of the

65.10. environmental action plan;

66.Repealed as of 01 January 2016.

68.3. list of documents used to establish permit conditions to justify decisions;

68.4. documents for co-ordination of the application with the NVSC;

68.5. correspondence with the operator and/or other institutions;

68.13. The GHG plan;

681.The following shall be considered under permit conditions:

681.3.‘AAA’ means a decision (or decisions) on adjustments to permit conditions referred

VIII.PARTICIPATION OF THE PUBLIC AND MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE

IX.PROCEDURES FOR INFORMING OTHER EU COUNTRIES

85. Where an installation, part or parts of an installation operated by several operators is

and Archives of the AAA.

XI.RECONSIDERATION OF PERMIT CONDITIONS AND MODIFICATION OF

93.Repealed as of 01 January 2016.

XIII. PROVISIONS ON SITE CLOSURE

XIV.COMPLIANCE WITH PERMIT CONDITIONS AND CONTROL

115.Repealed as of 07 January 2020.

116.Repealed as of 07 January 2020.

117.Repealed as of 07 January 2020.

119.Repealed as of 07 January 2020.

1191. Repealed as of 07 January 2020.