South African Qualifications Authority Act, 1995 (REPEALED)
R 385
National Environmental Management: Air Quality Act, 2004 (Act No. 39 of 2004)RegulationsNational Dust Control Regulations, 20267. Contents of a Dust Management Plan |
A dust management plan contemplated in these Regulations must include—
| (a) | the person responsible for the implementation of the dust management plan; |
| (b) | a description of the surrounding land use (within 5 km radius); |
| (c) | a description of the premises and all possible sources of dust and activities with the potential to generate dust within the premises; |
| (d) | detailed and time-bound best practicable control measures that must be taken to prevent, minimize and manage dust, including fugitive dust; |
| (e) | measures to manage dust complaints and complaints register; |
| (f) | measures that must be taken to prevent nuisance by dust; |
| (g) | a dustfall monitoring programme if required by the air quality officer or licensing authority with the following: |
| i. | Procedures for the collection and measurement of dustfall in terms of the standard test method; and |
| ii. | Dust monitoring sampling sites sufficient in number to monitor identified or likely sensitive receptor locations in the vicinity of the premises; and |
| (h) | any other relevant information as an air quality officer or licencing authority may deem necessary. |
