LS21 2LW, Mr Rupert Arnold: environmental permit application advertisement
Published 7 April 2020
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Details of the application
The Environment Agency has received a new bespoke application for an environmental permit under the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016 from Mr Rupert Arnold.
Application number
EPR/QB3995EH/A001
Regulated facility type
Septic tank and infiltration system
Regulated facility address
1 and 2 Braythorne Cottages, Gayle Farm Cottage and Braythorne House
Church Lane
Stainburn
Otley
West Yorkshire
LS21 2LW
National grid reference discharge point
SE2446049045
Receiving environment
Groundwater via infiltration system
Effluent type
Septic tank effluent
Volume
2.4 cubic metres per day
How to view the application
We are following Government advice to manage the risks of Coronavirus to our organisation, to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of our staff and sustain our critical operations. As a result, please contact us via e-mail at psc-waterquality@environment-agency.gov.uk or contact us on 03708 506 506 to arrange to see the application documents.
How to comment on the application
If you have any comments on the application send these by 7 May 2020.
Via email: pscpublicresponse@environment-agency.gov.uk
The Environment Agency will normally put any comments it receives on the public register. This includes your name but not your personal contact details. Please tell us if you do not want your response to be public.