A duty holder sends Form A to the chief inspector, the provincial operations chief director and the local government ninety days before erecting an establishment or when a change to an existing establishment is anticipated, and updates the notification of an existing establishment within 24 months of the Regulations taking effect. The notification is accompanied by proof of local government land use permission showing the exact site, the responsible person's letter of designation and competency profile, an inventory and safety data sheets of the dangerous substances that bring the installation within the Regulations, a statement of the maximum quantities that may be present at any time, the most recent risk assessment report, a site map showing surrounding developments, a substance location plan at not less than 1:2,500 showing where substances are stored, handled, used or processed and the major plant items, information on neighbours and other establishments in the impact zone with distances and known future developments, proof of the advertisement, and the latest major incident prevention policy where applicable. A duty holder erecting an establishment, updating a risk assessment or converting an installation into an establishment advertises in English and the predominant local language in at least one newspaper serving nearby communities and posts notices in those communities giving the establishment's name and location, a contact person, the nature of the substances and possible major incidents and when and where the risk assessment report can be viewed and will be explained; affected or interested parties have 60 days to make written representations to the local government and to the chief inspector. A prescribed fee is paid with each notification, renewal or revised risk assessment.
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