(ICPE) Waste storage sites in Pays de la Loire

In France, certain installations operated by undertakings or communities in particular present dangers or disadvantages to the convenience of residents, health, safety, public health, agriculture, the protection of nature and the environment, the conservation of sites and monuments. For this reason, they are subject to a specific regulatory framework and may be subject to inspection by the State services or by private bodies for the least sensitive installations subject to periodic inspection. For this purpose, these installations are classified under the title “Environmental Protection Plants — ICPE”. Depending on their level of nuisance and/or hazard, these ICPEs operate either under Authorisation (A), Registration (E), Control Reporting (DC) or Declaration (D) regime. Applications for authorisation to operate or registration, filed in prefecture by operators, are processed by the inspection services: . of DREAL: for future industrial establishments DDPPs: for future livestock or agri-food establishments There are approximately 20,000 ICPEs in the Pays-de-la-Loire region: * 5,000 followed by DREAL * 15,000 followed by DDPPs Observation: The ICPEs under the Declaration are followed by the department prefectures. Although some of them appear on this map, this census is not exhaustive and we encourage you to contact the prefecture services for more information. Different categories of ICPE can be downloaded from SIGLOIRE: * The “IED” ICPEs * ICPEs — Seveso * ICPE A, E and S * ICPEs — Silos * ICPEs — TAR * ICPEs — Careers * ICPEs — Waste storage Origin The waste storage data is an extraction of S3IC filtered from the headings in force: * 2720: Storage of waste resulting from prospecting, extraction, treatment and storage of mineral resources and from the exploitation of quarries * 2760: Waste storage facility other than those mentioned in 2720 * 1735: Deposit, storage or storage of radioactive substances Geolocation is carried out by DREAL Pays de la Loire on the basis of the Lambert coordinates indicated in the extraction. These coordinates can have several levels of accuracy: * Common centroid: the coordinates were automatically entered by a point in the centre of the commune * Postal address: coordinates were determined by geocoding of the institution’s address * Precise coordinates: the coordinates do correspond to the location of the establishment (seized on an orthophotographic background) * Initial coordinates: the coordinates have been taken from GIDIC and their accuracy is unknown. The field “precision” or “Quality of geolocation” contains either of these values.