Results for "wales"
- South East Wales Area Statement
- South Central Wales Area Statement
- South West Wales Area Statement
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Introduction to Mid Wales Area Statement
Mid Wales is an area covering about a third of Wales with a small population living in a number of small towns and rural agricultural communities, based in the local authorities of Ceredigion and Powys. The area has many different landscapes including the uplands of the Cambrian Mountains and the coastline of Cardigan Bay.
- North East Wales Area Statement
- North West Wales Area Statement
- Introduction to Wales’ Marine Area Statement
- Reservoir safety in Wales 2019-2021
- Reservoir safety in Wales 2021-2023
- Reservoir safety in Wales 2023-2025
- Meeting recording privacy notice
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Content and publishing manual
Planning and managing digital content to meet the needs the public has of NRW
- Blog: NRW Digital
- Materials facilities privacy notice
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Water discharges and septic tanks
Information about applying for an Environmental Permit/Exemption for water discharges
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Discharges to surface water and groundwater
Find application forms and guidance on applying for environmental permits to discharge to ground or surface water
- Transfer your permit for water discharges
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Surrendering (giving up) your permit for water discharges
Find out what to do if you no longer need your permit for discharges of sewage or trade effluent or for the disposal of waste sheep dip to land.
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Find out if you need a permit for discharges to surface water and groundwater
Do you want to discharge water or effluent to a surface water (for example a river, stream, estuary or the sea) or to groundwater? A discharge might be made through a pipe, drain, open channel, or infiltration system.
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Develop an Environment Management System for the discharge of up to 20 cubic metres per day of sewage effluent
Proposed structure of a management system for an Environmental Permit to discharge sewage effluent