Regional Workshop Environmental Crime/Environmental ... - RENA
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Case 3: IPPC site and Water Act<br />
Facts of the case:<br />
� A slaughter house , licensed under the IPPC<br />
regulation, emitted a significant amount of waste water,<br />
exceeding the permitted limit values and causing a mass<br />
fish dying in a nearby surface water.<br />
� The water treatment facility was bypassed<br />
deliberately by the operator with a flexible tube<br />
Case 3: IPPC site and Water Act<br />
Findings of the Case:<br />
�The <strong>Environmental</strong> Inspectorate was informed by a<br />
fisherman at the river near the slaughterhouse that a large<br />
number of dead fish were floating in the river<br />
� The <strong>Environmental</strong> Inspector found the flexible tube near<br />
the waste water treatment installation of the operator. The<br />
operator admitted the facts, saying that the bypass was<br />
necessary due to a temporary malfunctioning of the facility<br />
Case 3: IPPC site and Water Act<br />
<strong>Environmental</strong> Record of the company:<br />
� The slaughterhouse was given an IPPC-permit in 2001<br />
and, in general, had a good environmental record<br />
� Monitoring results of the waste water treatment showed<br />
good results over the previous 2 years<br />
� The operator was co-operative and admitted the facts,<br />
excusing it with a technical problem, which could not be<br />
solved in time<br />
<strong>RENA</strong> Activity 1.2 RISP 1st <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong>, 30-31 May 2011, Zagreb, Croatia<br />
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