ARTICLE · 27 SEPTEMBER 2022

Luchtkwaliteit Onder De Omgevingswet

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Onder de aanstaande Omgevingswet zal de luchtkwaliteit zo veel mogelijk lokaal gereguleerd gaan worden. Victoria Rakovitch en Maria Bouwman van NewGround Law bespreken de nieuwe regelgeving en de beoogde uitvoering.

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Onder de aanstaande Omgevingswet zal de luchtkwaliteit zo veel mogelijk lokaal gereguleerd gaan worden. Victoria Rakovitch en Maria Bouwman van NewGround Law bespreken de nieuwe regelgeving en de beoogde uitvoering.

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De Omgevingswet vervangt alle bestaande wet- en regelgeving op het gebied van de fysieke leefomgeving (o.a. ruimtelijke ordening, milieu en natuurbescherming). Onder het motto "eenvoudig beter" zullen 40 wetten en 120 AMvB's worden gebundeld in één wet en vier AMvB's. Dat zou het omgevingsrecht inzichtelijker, voorspelbaarder en gemakkelijker in het gebruik maken en zorgen voor een integrale benadering van de fysieke leefomgeving, meer flexibiliteit en afwegingsruimte voor lokale overheden en snellere besluitvorming. Na enkele keren uitstel wordt thans gekoerst op inwerkingtreding per 1 januari 2023. Om u goed voor te bereiden op de inwerkingtreding, belichten de experts van

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