Permits and obligations, permits and notifications

Business causing minor environmental impacts submits a general notification under the Environmental Protection Act instead of an environmental permit.

Always notify the local rural livelihood authority about wild oat.

Companies that buy fish or fisheries products directly from seaside fishermen must submit a notification of the bought and/or taken over lot of fish.

Professional waste collectors must notify the municipal environmental protection authority for entry in the waste management register.

If you organise an event that will cause disruption to nature, residents and recreational activities, it requires a permit from the municipality.

The use of the TIR transit procedure requires a Customs’ decision on acceptance to the TIR system.

The supervisory authority must be notified of extraction for household use if the intention is to extract over 500 solid cubic metres.

Plants storing derived products, intermediary plants, and incineration plants compliant with the By-Products Regulation must be approved.

The Economic Development Centre may, for justified reasons, impose local restrictions on fishing and determine exceptions to catch sizes.

You need a permit for extracting land resources (stone, gravel, sand, clay and earth) and for transporting the material from the place of extraction.