ARTICLE · 05 MAY 2023

Vervallen Inrichtingenbegrip, Introductie Milieubelastende Activiteit

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Met de definitieve komst van de Omgevingswet (Ow) op 1 januari 2024, komt het inrichtingenbegrip te vervallen.

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Martine Zeegers

Met de definitieve komst van de Omgevingswet (Ow) op 1 januari 2024, komt het inrichtingenbegrip te vervallen. Het inrichtingenbegrip maakt plaats voor de milieubelastende activiteit (MBA). Hierdoor zal niet langer de inrichting, maar de activiteit die wordt verricht, centraal staan. In dit blog wordt ingegaan op de gevolgen van het vervallen van het inrichtingenbegrip en de introductie van de MBA.

Loslaten inrichtingenbegrip

Met het in werking treden van de Ow komt het inrichtingenbegrip te vervallen. Eén inrichting is vooralsnog de tot eenzelfde onderneming of instelling behorende installaties die onderling technische, organisatorische of functionele bindingen hebben en in elkaars onmiddellijke nabijheid zijn gelegen. Daarbij wordt onderscheid gemaakt tussen type A-, B- en C-inrichtingen.

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