WEEE temporary
storage facilities:
Those facilities that
assume temporary responsibility for waste
from electric and electronic equipment,
except for distributors’ establishments,
will be considered as waste managers and
must apply for an environmental licence
in accordance with Law 3/98 on the Comprehensive
Intervention of the Environmental Administration
(IIAA). Administrative procedures will
be those corresponding to the classification
of activity according to the appendices
and codes below:
| Appendix
I |
code
10.1 |
Storage
facilities for over 30 t of hazardous
waste. |
| Appendix
II.1 |
code
10.2 |
Storage
facilities for up to 30 t of hazardous
waste. |
| Appendix
II.1 |
code
10.8 |
Storage
facilities for over 20 t of hazardous
waste. |
| Appendix
II.2 |
code
10.8 |
Storage
facilities for up to 20 t of hazardous
waste. |
WEEE treatment
facilities:
Treatment facilities
must choose whether or not they restrict
their activity to the management of non-hazardous
WEEE, in accordance with the corresponding
procedure:
| Appendix
I |
code
10.1 |
Facilities
for the management of hazardous waste
|
| Appendix
II.1 |
code
10.7 |
Facilities
for the recovery of non-hazardous
waste. |
The technical requirements
of both storage and treatment facilities
appear in Appendix IV of Royal Decree
208/2005.
Whenever possible, storage
must take place in covered zones, at least
for waste that deteriorates in bad weather
conditions, and always on waterproof surfaces,
with facilities for the collection of
possible spillages.
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