Examples of EIA Directive in a sentence
However, there is no express obligation to state the reasons similar to the one laid down under Article 9 of the EIA Directive.
While the EIA Directive only requires the consideration of other existing and/or approved projects, this assessment has gone further in that it is assumed that the BusConnects Dublin - Core Bus Corridors Infrastructure Works (i.e., the 12 BusConnects Core Bus Corridor schemes) will be undertaken over a circa six year period (with construction commencing in 2023 subject to approval being granted).
This methodology has been developed from a range of sources, including relevant Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations, the EIA Directive (2014/52/EU), statutory and non-statutory guidance, consultations and ABPmer’s previous (extensive) EIA project experience.
The EIA Directive defines the procedure by which information about the environmental effects of a project is collected and taken into account by the relevant decision-making body before consent is granted for a development.
The Board and Notice Party argue, in the first place, that if the Board was under an obligation to assess the environmental impact of the off-site production of milk for the proposed cheese factory under the EIA Directive this could only be on the basis that the off-site production of milk is an indirect environmental impact that falls within the ambit of that Directive.