Pollution Control Board NOC
Consent to Establish, then Consent to Operate.
Industries are classified red, orange, green or white by pollution potential, and the category decides what is required and how long it takes. White category units need only an intimation; red category units face the full process and periodic renewal.
Two consents are needed in sequence: Consent to Establish before you build, and Consent to Operate before you produce. Operating without either is grounds for a closure order.
What is included
- Category determined and the route mapped
- Consent to Establish application
- Consent to Operate application
- Renewal calendar and the returns
What we need from you
- Project report and manufacturing process
- Site plan and effluent details
- Land documents and municipal approvals
- Water and air pollution control measures proposed
Questions
Which industries need pollution control consent?
All but the white category, which need only an intimation. Red, orange and green category units need both Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate, with renewal periods that shorten as the category gets more polluting.
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