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Environment and planning permit for environmentally harmful activities

Municipality Hoorn: Environment and planning permit for environmentally harmful activities

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Municipality Hoorn
Checked 20 Feb 2023
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If you start a business, you may need an environmental permit. You can check whether you need a permit or whether you need to report it via the Environment Desk. You can immediately make a report or apply for a permit via the Environment Desk.

To the environment counter

Find out more

Environmental management notification

You must submit the environmental management notification online via the AIM (in Dutch).

All-in-one permit for physical aspects (environmental permit)

If you start, change, or expand a business, you must apply for an environmental permit from the Online environment portal:

1.    Go to the online service counter Omgevingsloket online (in Dutch)
2.    Log in with DigiD (for individuals) or eHerkenning (for businesses).

Environmental management notification

A environmental management notification is free of charge.

All-in-one permit for physical aspects (environmental permit)

The costs depend on which permit you apply for. You must pay even if you do not get the permit.

The municipality will need 8 weeks (standard procedure) to assess your application. Sometimes it can take 26 weeks (extended procedure), for example if you want to deviate from the zoning plan. The municipality can extend the period once by 6 weeks.

If you want to object? Go to Bezwaar maken page.

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