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Classified installations for environmental protection (ICPE) - Parts list

Author: Ismahane EL BAHLOUL

Publication date: July 10, 2015

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1. Installations classed for environmental protection (ICPE)

Box 1 – History

Under Napoleon 1 er , the imperial decree of October 15, 1810 introduced the first organization for factories and workshops that emitted unhealthy and unpleasant odors. Establishments were divided into classes:

  • class 1: establishments that must be kept away from residential areas (e.g. sludge and refuse dumps);

  • class 2: establishments for which distance from houses is not necessary, but for which it is important to ensure that operations are carried out in such a way as not to inconvenience or cause damage to neighboring owners;

  • class 3: establishments that can be kept in close proximity to dwellings, but must be subject to police surveillance.

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