DPCC

The DPCC consent is required by the polluting industries set up in the NCR. DPCC (Delhi Pollution Control Committee) is an independent governing body that was instituted by the Delhi government under the administration of the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). This body was established on 1st June 1991. Every power and function of CPCB has been transferred to DPCC.

This organization was created to spread awareness about sustainable development that also guarantees an improvement in the “environment quality” of the NCR.

DPCC consent

Delhi comes under the Air Pollution Control Area by section 19 (1) of the Air Act. This means that no industrial plant is to emit any type of pollutant (be it solid, liquid or gaseous) into the environment with the prior consent of the DPCC.

This certificate functions as a bond that makes sure that every industry works in such a way that it doesn’t harm the environment.

In case your industry discharge waste in sewer, land, well or stream, then you must apply for DPCC license today.

Consent to Establish

CTE is the primary step for any industry/trade and activities involved in manufacturing processor and/or emitting pollution, by way of water/air/noise pollution.

This is a certificate that is a must for every industry, as per the Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981. One should obtain this before establishing an industry.

The validity for this certificate is of 1 year only, but if an industry is not able to establish within a year then it can apply for renewal. But if the period expires and there is no renewal, then the industry owner has to apply for the CTE certificate again.

Following 5 sections comes under Consent To Establish:

  • General
  • Wastewater aspects
  • Air emission aspects
  • Hazardous waste aspects
  • Additional information

Consent to Operate

The same acts mentioned above, provide details about consent to Operate. After obtaining the Consent to Establish certificate, any industry falling under the Orange and Green category is to apply for the Consent to Operate.  

The validity of this certificate is of 5 years in the case of the Orange category and 10 years in the case of the Green category. After the end of this period, the industry is to renew this certificate with the DPCC.

Within 4 months of the receipt of the application of consent, DPCC is to grant the consent to establish. And one can apply for the consent to operate after all the other formalities are through such as MCD license, power-water connection, CETP membership (if CETP membership exists).

Who is to apply for DPCC consent?

Any individual or business entity that generates, collects, receives, stores, transport, treat, disposes and/or handles any kind of industrial waste in any manner, except clinics, dispensaries, pathological laboratories, blood banks providing their services to less than 1000 patients/month. All of these institutions are required to make an application in Form I to the DPCC for grant of CTO and CTE.

The step-wise procedure to apply for DPCC consent

  • First of all, you need to fill up our simple questionnaire on our website
  • Then, you need to pay the required amount (starting with just Rs.10,000)
  • After this, you need to email us all the required documents
  • Finally, our experts will carry out the entire process. You can sit back and relax. Once this is through, we will send you your consent certificates via mail.

Documents required for DPCC consent

For this, you need to submit the following documents online:

  • CA certificate
  • Location plan/Site plan of the Business entity
  • Municipality/Local Body Water Connection Certificate
  • Resolution of Board of Directors/Partnership Deed/Proprietorship Certificate/Memorandum of Association/Article of Association
  • Land documents (Registration Deed/Rent deed/ Lease deed)

Government Fee charged for DPCC consent

The following are the charges by the Government:

Business entity Fee charged
The operator of the facility of Bio-medical waste Rs.10,000/annum
Transporter of Bio-medical waste Rs.7,500/annum
Clinics, path-labs, and blood banks Rs.1,000/annum
Veterinarian Institutes, Dispensaries, and Animal houses Rs.1,000/annum
Hospitals, nursing homes, and health care establishments (up to 4 beds) Rs.100/bed per annum (from 5th bed onwards)
Health care establishments/units run by government/ government body/Non-Profit Organization Rs.100/annum

Prohibited/negative industries as per DPCC

All the industries coming under the Red category are not to obtain DPCC consent. This is because these are extremely polluting industries, having a pollution index of above 60. These industries cannot obtain the certificate, as these are not permitted to set up in the NCR.

Including this, all the industries falling under the White category should obtain consent as well. This is because these industries are technically non-polluting, having a pollution index of 0-20. These can be set up without consent in the NCR.

Once you are through with getting enough information about DPCC consent, why don’t you apply for DPCC license now? Our expert’s services will make your job much easier and will save you precious time. In case you still have any other queries, you can either contact us at +91 8750008585 or email us [email protected]. Our managers will get in touch with you right away.

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