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The project environmental impact assessment needs to be re-approved. Is there a shortcut? Please give me some advice
Don't know what you mean? Was it returned, or what?
I don't understand the question, but I understand: 1. Without violating the principles of project environmental assessment, first communicate with the environmental protection department and try not to re-approval. ; 2. If the report must be re-approved, determine whether the report is redone or has minor changes. To redo the report, you need to find a good environmental assessment company and a good evaluator. It is best to find a unit that has good experience in environmental assessment in the industry and the environmental assessment company has a good relationship with your environmental protection department. This is half the battle. ; 3. Your company must arrange for many capable people to communicate and coordinate with the environmental protection department, and try to consult and respect the leadership on the environmental protection measures taken. This will make it easier for the project to be re-approved.
1. In the first case, it is returned. This situation usually means that you have not found the right person to do the environmental impact assessment. 2. Return for rectification, this is normal. The problem is that you don’t communicate enough with the environmental protection department. Just communicate more. How you communicate is up to you. 3. If the scale of the project itself, production capacity, process, and equipment undergo major changes, the environmental impact assessment needs to be redone. This situation is difficult to say. Enterprises that have a good relationship with the Environmental Protection Bureau generally explain the situation and provide additional documents. Generally, an environmental assessment needs to be done again.
1. The environmental impact assessment document has been approved for 5 years. Construction projects that have just started construction must re-examine the environmental impact assessment document submitted for approval. 2. If the application materials are incomplete or do not comply with the legal form, they will not be accepted. Contents that need to be supplemented and corrected by the construction unit will be formally accepted after re-submission of complete application materials. 3. After the environmental impact assessment document of the construction project is approved, if there are major changes in the nature, scale, location, production technology used or measures to prevent pollution and ecological damage of the construction project, the construction unit shall re-submit the environmental impact assessment document of the construction project for approval.