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16-Dec-18 01:40 PM
@Deleted User we are not using our own image
instead we are using this image
yes thanks well us this tag now
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@blackjok3r i am still trying to get info
and the blocks are still increasing
it says notarized block something on both staking nodes
once it fully syncs then i can start with
actually no idea what was the previous height of the block was when it stopped


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Dear all, could you help me. Where is formalization of Lagrange theorem (group theory) in mathlib?
card_subgroup_dvd_card
, I guess? https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/blob/master/src/group_theory/order_of_element.lean#L56-L58
there are a few ways you could state the theorem
card_subgroup_dvd_card
, I guess? https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/blob/master/src/group_theory/order_of_element.lean#L56-L58
Yes, thank you!
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Conditions for attaching flood
protection device attached to a building in order to protect the interior of that building
Conditions for building raised flood defences around a maximum of 6 adjoining properties
Conditions for building a access
platforms on the bank of a river or that project into or over a main river
Conditions for doing minor
works on or affecting bridges and culverts for highways and public rights of way
erect a new defence
realign or increase the height of the defence
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_repairing=="exemption_9" %}
Conditions for maintaining
structures within the river
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you plan your works to ensure there are no significant adverse effects on protected or priority species of importance for nature conservation. You can find more information on the species that could be impacted by your works from your local record centre or Natural England's guidance on construction near protected areas and wildlife https://www.gov.uk/guidance/construction-near-protected-areas-and-wildlife
the maintenance works do not alter any dimension of the structure
the structure is carrying out the functions for which it was originally designed
you must use materials of the same kind as those present in the structure for the maintenance works
the maintenance works do not occur between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the maintenance works do not occur between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year
In order to meet the description and conditions for this exemption, you will not be able to strengthen a bridge pier by increasing its size.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_repairing=="exemption_13" %}
Conditions for repairing and protecting up to 10 metres of main river banks using natural materials
You cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out any work in or within 100m of a river or lake in England or (if your work is near the border) in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
you plan your works to ensure there are no significant adverse effects on protected and priority species of importance for nature conservation. You can find more information on the species that could be impacted by your works from your local record centre or Natural England's guidance on construction near protected areas and wildlife https://www.gov.uk/guidance/construction-near-protected-areas-and-wildlife
the length of bank affected by the works is no more than 10 metres
the works do not include the use of steel sheet piling, concrete, cement or concrete bagwork, brickwork, gabions or non-biodegradable materials
the works do not take place within 50 metres of a bank that has been reinforced
the works do not encroach into the channel of the main river beyond the line of the bank prior to the works being carried out
when the works are finished, the height of the bank does not exceed the lower of (i) the height of the bank on either side of the works, and (ii) the height of the bank prior to the works being carried out
the works are securely fastened to the bank at each end so as to prevent erosion behind the works
the works do not involve the use of vehicles or wheeled or tracked machinery on the bed or bank of the main river
the works are not to a bank consisting of an earth cliff over 1 metre in height
In order to meet the description and conditions of this exemption you must use natural materials for the repair and protection work, for example spiling or coir rolls.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_repairing=="exemption_17" %}
Conditions for cleaning gravel
for fish spawning
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 500m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out the activity in or within 500m upstream of a priority habitat that has been selected for the importance of its river or freshwater habitats. These are often called Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 section 41 and section 42 habitats. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
the works are only carried out in September or October in any year
the works are to no more than 20m2 of gravel per location, with a gap of at least 30 metres between locations
the works do not adversely affect the banks or established bed of the main river
the works are carried out using only hand tools or machinery carried and operated by one person
In order to meet the description and conditions in this exemption, you cannot carry out anydredging.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.channel_habitat_size=="exemption_15" %}
Conditions for building a habitat
in the river
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar Site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out any work in or within 100m of a river or lake in England or (if your work is near the border) in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
the structure occupies no more than half the width of the cross-sectional area of the channel in the main river and no more than 20 metres of the length of the main river
no part of the structure is higher than 0.3 metres above the level of the river bed or 25% of the height of the bank (excluding any wall or embankment forming part of the bank), whichever is greater
the structure is made from naturally occurring woody material and is securely fastened to the bed of the main river, the bank or both
no works take place within 100 metres of a non-agricultural building in the floodplain, another natural channel habitat structure, stones or logs placed in the main river for habitat enhancement or a man-made structure on or in the main river
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_is_it=="exemption_18" %}
Conditions for placing stones or logs in a main river to enhance habitats
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out any work in within 100m of a river or lake in England or (if your work is near the border) in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
you cannot carry out any work in or within 200m upstream of a priority habitat that has been selected for the importance of its river or freshwater habitats. These are often called Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 section 41 and section 42 habitats. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
any stones placed in the channel must be of a type that occur naturally in the main river and do not exceed 400mm in any dimension
any log placed in the channel must be of less than 2 metres in length, less than 400mm in diameter and oriented at an angle of within 45° to the flow of water
any log placed in the channel must be from a type of tree that occurs naturally in the vicinity of the main river; and is securely fixed to the bed or bank of the main river
the stones or logs are placed in the channel over no more than 20 metres of the length, and 20% of the width, of the main river
no stones or logs are placed within 100 metres of a non-agricultural building in the floodplain, a natural channel habitat structure, an existing emplacement of stones or logs placed in the main river for habitat enhancement or a man-made structure on or in the main river.
In order to meet the description and conditions of this exemption you cannot create a weir. You may, for example, create groynes from placed stones to create or enhance habitat.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_is_it=="exemption_27" %}
Conditions for building a
bankside wildlife structure
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you do not carry out any work in or within 100m of a river or lake in England or (if your work is near the border) in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
the length of bank excavated during construction of the structure is no more than 1.5 metres
the height of the structure is no more than 1.5 metres or no more than 75% of the height of the bank, whichever is less
the structure is not located within 50 metres of another man-made structure on or in the main river
the structure is not located within 8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control works
the structure does not project beyond the line of the bank prior to the works being carried out
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_is_it=="exemption_20" %}
Conditions for constructing fish passage notches in an existing impounding structure
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
the construction does not affect the structural integrity of the existing impoundment
construction of the notches does not change the water level in the main river by more than 20cm upstream or downstream from the existing structure
the existing impoundment is located on a main river with a width of no more than 5 metres measured between the top of each bank
the construction does not adversely affect the banks or established bed of the main river
the notch is no more than 0.6 metre in width.
In order to meet the description and conditions for this exemption, you cannot construct new independent structures. You may, for example, install notches on an existing weir
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_is_it=="exemption_19" %}
Conditions for constructing eel
pass devices on existing structures
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
the existing structure is not located on a tidal river
the device is permanently and securely attached to the existing structure
the width of the device is no more than 5% of the width of the main river
the device does not extend upstream or downstream from the existing structure more than 10 metres or the width of the channel measured between the top of each bank of the main river,whichever is the lesser
In order to meet the description and conditions in this exemption you cannot construct new independent structures. You may, for example, attach a pipe with a scrubbing brush to an existing weir.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_is_it=="exemption_10" %}
Conditions for building drinking
bay on a riverbank
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 500m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out any work in or within 100m of a river or lake in England or (if your work is near the border) in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
you cannot carry out any work in or within 500m upstream of a priority habitat that has been selected for the importance of its river or freshwater habitats. These are often called Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 section 41 and section 42 habitats. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
you plan your works to ensure there are no significant adverse effects on protected and priority species of importance for nature conservation. You can find more information on the species that could be impacted by your works from your local record centre or Natural England's guidance on construction near protected areas and wildlife https://www.gov.uk/guidance/construction-near-protected-areas-and-wildlife
The drinking bay is not located within 100 metres of any other man-made structure on or in the main river
the bay is surrounded by a post and rail fence which must project into or over the main river no more than 1.2 metres or 10% of the width of the main river, whichever is less
the base of the bay has a surface made of concrete, stone or inert hard core
you remove from the floodplain all excavated material not re-used on the site of the works
the works must not adversely affect any culvert, remote defence, river control works, sea defence or any raised embankment or wall forming part of the bank of the main river
the remainder of the bank is fenced so as to prevent damage to the bank
In order to meet the description and conditions for this exemption the drinking bay cannot protrude beyond the bank profile, so you cannot install any structure that crosses into the channel.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_is_it=="exemption_17" %}
Rules for gravel-cleaning for fishspawning beds
Conditions for gravel-cleaning for fishspawning beds
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 500m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out the activity in or within 500m upstream of a priority habitat that has been selected for the importance of its river or freshwater habitats. These are often called Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 section 41 and section 42 habitats. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
the works are only carried out in September or October in any year
the works are to no more than 20m2 of gravel per location, with a gap of at least 30 metres between locations
the works do not adversely affect the banks or established bed of the main river
the works are carried out using only hand tools or machinery carried and operated by one person
In order to meet the description and conditions in this exemption, you cannot carry out any dredging.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.scaffolding_ladders_time=="exclusion_8" %}
Conditions for putting up
scaffolding
the suitability of river conditions is reviewed by the operator each working day
the equipment is erected on each working day on which it is required
the equipment is removed at the end of each working day and is stored outside the river or its banks
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.scaffolding_size=="exemption_6" %}
Conditions for putting up
scaffolding
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
the scaffolding is in place for no longer than 4 weeks
the scaffolding is not in place between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year
on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the scaffolding is not in place between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year
the scaffolding does not occupy more than 10 metres of a river bank at any one time
the scaffolding projects into or over the main river no more than 1.2 metres or no more than 10% of the width of the main river, whichever is less
the scaffolding is located at least 100 metres from any other scaffolding which is in place and also registered under this exemption
you remove any debris lodged against the scaffolding within 24 hours (except where it is unsafe to do so)
any transoms and walking decks are set no lower than 600 mm above water level.
In order to meet the description and conditions, you cannot erect scaffolding across whole structures such as bridges or weirs that cross a main river.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_digging=="exemption_25" %}
Conditions for creating scrape or
shallow wetland feature
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
the area of the excavation is no more than 0.1 hectare and takes place at least 100 metres from any other excavation in the floodplain
the excavation is no more than 500mm deep at any point
where spoil from the excavation is spread on the floodplain, the spoil is spread to a depth of no more than 100mm
the excavation is at least 8 metres from any structure forming part of a flood defence and from the landward side of each bank of the main river
In order to meet the description and conditions for this exemption you can only excavate shallow features. You cannot, for example, excavate fish ponds
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_digging=="exemption_25" %}
Conditions for creating scrape or
shallow wetland feature
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 200m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
the area of the excavation is no more than 0.1 hectare and takes place at least 100 metres from any other excavation in the floodplain
the excavation is no more than 500mm deep at any point
where spoil from the excavation is spread on the floodplain, the spoil is spread to a depth of no more than 100mm
the excavation is at least 8 metres from any structure forming part of a flood defence and from the landward side of each bank of the main river
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.investigation_hole=="exclusion_12" %}
Conditions for site investigation boreholes and trial pits within a flood plain
the works are more than 5 metres from any culvert, remote defence or flood defence structure on the main river and from any sea defence
the works are more than 8 metres from the banks of a non-tidal main river
the works are more than 16 metres from the banks of a tidal main river
the works are completed, including refilling of the borehole or pit, within a total of 48 hours
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.on_existing_thing=="exclusion_12" %}
Conditions for cables, service
crossing inside existing structure
the crossing is entirely within the original profile of the existing structure
the regulator has not sent a notification to the landowner that the structure has been identified for removal or modification in order to achieve the measures set out in the relevant River Basin Management Plan that are designed to move a water body to good status pursuant to Article 4 of the Water Framework Directive
equipment associated with the works is not stored on the bed or banks of the main river
no works are carried out from the main river or from the banks of the main river
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.on_existing_thing=="exemption_4" %}
Conditions for cables, service
crossings attached to existing structure
the service crossing does not project more than 1 metre horizontally from the structure;
the service crossing follows the existing cross-sectional profile of the structure to the main river in both normal and flood flow;
the service crossing does not pass through any bank, culvert, flood defence structure or river control works on the main river or through any sea defence;
permanent hazard markers are erected on both banks of the main river; and
a notification has not been sent by the regulator to the landowner that the structure has been identified for removal or modification in order to achieve the measures set out in the relevant River Basin Management Plan, within the meaning of Article 13 of the Water Framework Directive, that are designed to move a water body to good status pursuant to Article 4 of the Water Framework Directive.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.on_new_thing=="exemption_2" %}
Conditions for cables above the
river
the service crossing is within 10° of perpendicular to the direction of flow of the main river;
the vertical and horizontal clearances of the service crossing comply with the requirements set out in the table below;
permanent hazard markers are erected on both banks of the main river;
the bed and banks of the main river are not disturbed by the works; and
all excavated material not re-used on the site of the works is removed from the floodplain.
Voltage (kV)
Vertical clearance (metres)
Horizontal clearance (metres)
275
15
15
400
15
15
132
12
15
66
12
15
33
9
10
11
9
10
6.6
9
10
4.15
6
9
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.on_new_thing=="exemption_3" %}
Conditions for cables within or below the
river
the service crossing is within 10° of perpendicular to the direction of flow in the main river;
a distance is maintained—
(i) of no less than 1.5 metres from the bed of the main river to the top of the service crossing; and (ii) at the same height above sea level between points that are 5 metres beyond the top of each bank of the main river;
the distance from the launch and reception pits to the landward side of each bank of the main river is—
(i) 8 metres or more in the case of a non-tidal main river;
(ii) 16 metres or more in the case of a tidal main river;
the service crossing does not pass through any bank, culvert, remote defence or river control works on the main river or through any sea defence;
the service crossing is 50 metres or more upstream of any impoundment or artificially raised channel;
permanent hazard markers are erected on both banks of the main river;
all excavated material not re-used on the site of the works is removed from the floodplain;
the works are not carried out in, or within 100 metres of, a water body in England that is part of a main river classified as of high morphological status by the Agency in accordance with the relevant directions; and
the bed and banks of the main river are not disturbed by the works.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.on_new_thing=="exemption_2" %}
Conditions for cables above the
river
the service crossing is within 10° of perpendicular to the direction of flow of the main river;
the vertical and horizontal clearances of the service crossing comply with the requirements set out in the table below;
permanent hazard markers are erected on both banks of the main river;
the bed and banks of the main river are not disturbed by the works; and
all excavated material not re-used on the site of the works is removed from the floodplain.
Voltage (kV)
Vertical clearance (metres)
Horizontal clearance (metres)
275
15
15
400
15
15
132
12
15
66
12
15
33
9
10
11
9
10
6.6
9
10
4.15
6
9
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.dredging_distance=="exemption_24" %}
Conditions for dredging under
under 20m
no dredging has been carried out in the previous 12 months in the same main river and property;
the works are completed within 12 months of registration of the exemption;
the works do not damage the bed or banks of the main river;
the dredging does not include the removal of gravel;
the works do not remove vegetation from the bed or banks of the main river, other than vegetation growing in or through the silt and sand;
the dredging is limited to the removal of accumulated silt and sand on the established bed of the main river;
the works do not involve the use of a vehicle or machinery on the bed or banks of the main river;
the works do not occur in, or within 1 kilometre upstream of, a type of habitat included in a list published by the Secretary of State under section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 or by Welsh Ministers under section 42 of that Act;
the dredging and subsequent deposition of dredged material do not have a significant adverse effect on species included in a list published by the Secretary of State under section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006, or by Welsh Ministers under section 42 of that Act, that are not protected species;
the works do not occur between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year;
on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the works do not occur between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year;
the works and any equipment used comply with the dredging and removal of silt and sand requirements;
the works are not carried out in, or within 1 kilometre upstream or 500 metres downstream of, a water body that is part of a main river classified as of high morphological status by the Agency in accordance with the relevant directions; and
the dredging does not occur in a designated sensitive water body
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.dredging_distance=="exemption_23" %}
Conditions for dredging between
20m and 1.5km of a river
the works do not occur in any location where dredging has been carried out within the previous three years;
the works do not occur in any location on a watercourse where dredging has taken place within 1.5 kilometres upstream or downstream of that location in the previous 12 months;
the works are completed within three years of registration of the exemption;
the works do not damage the bed or banks of the main river;
the dredging does not include the removal of gravel;
the dredging is limited to the removal of accumulated silt and sand on the established bed of the main river;
the works do not remove vegetation from the bed or banks of the main river, other than vegetation growing in or through the silt and sand;
the works do not involve the use of a vehicle or machinery on the bed or banks of the main river;
the works do not occur in, or within one kilometre upstream of, a type of habitat included in a list published by the Secretary of State under section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 or by Welsh Ministers under section 42 of that Act;
the dredging and subsequent deposition of dredged material do not have a significant adverse effect on species included in a list published by the Secretary of State under section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006, or by Welsh Ministers under section 42 of that Act, that are not protected species;
the works do not occur between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year;
on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the works do not occur between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year;
the works and any equipment used comply with the dredging and removal of silt and sand requirements;
the works are not carried out in, or within 1 kilometre upstream or 500 metres downstream of, a water body that is part of a main river classified as of high morphological status by the Agency in accordance with the relevant directions;
the works do not occur in a designated sensitive water body;
on a non-tidal main river, the works do not occur within 8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control works; and
on a tidal main river, the works do not occur within 16 metres of a flood defence structure or sea defence.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.dredging_distance=="permit" %}
Conditions for dredging over
1.5km of a river
Rule
Rule
Rule
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_removing=="exemption_21" %}
Conditions for removing silt or sand from around a bridge or culvert
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 1km upstream of a site designated as a Special
Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out the works in or within 1km upstream of a priority habitat that has been selected for its river or freshwater habitats. These are often called Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 section 41 and section 42 habitats. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506
you cannot carry out any work in or within 1km upstream or 500m downstream of a river or lake in England that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506
(if your activity is near the border with Wales) you cannot carry out any work in or within 100m of a river or lake in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506
you must ensure that the removal or material and subsequent deposit of materials does not have a significant adverse effect on protected and priority species of importance for nature conservation. You can find more information on the species that could be impacted by your works from your local record centre or Natural England's guidance on construction near protected areas and wildlife https://www.gov.uk/guidance/construction-near-protected-areasand-wildlife
the works do not affect the structural integrity of the bridge arch or culvert
in the case of works within bridge arches, the removal of silt and sand is limited to the removal of accumulated silt and sand on the established bed of the main river
the works do not occur between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year
on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the works do not occur between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year
the works do not expose the structural foundations or footings of the bridge or culvert
the works and any equipment used to remove the sand and silt comply with the dredging and removal of silt and sand requirements which are in the Environment Agency document 'Dredging and the removal of silt and sand from main rivers as a flood risk activity under the Environmental Permitting Regulations: Helping you maintain your watercourse' 1 February 2016. You can find a copy of these requirements on gov.uk.
the works do not involve the use of machinery on the bed or banks of the main river more than 20 metres from the bridge or culvert 26 of 40
the works do not involve the use of a vehicle on the bed or banks of the main river
the works do not damage the culvert or the banks or bed of the main river
In order to meet the description and conditions for this exemption, you will not be able to remove remove gravels from a bridge arch.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_removing=="exemption_22" %}
Conditions for removing silt or
sand from other stuff
the works take place no more than 10 metres upstream or downstream from the edge of the structure;
the removal of silt and sand does not affect the structural integrity of the structure; the works do not damage the banks or bed of the main river;
the works are limited to the removal of accumulated silt and sand on the established bed of the main river;
the removal of silt and sand does not expose the structural foundations or footings of the structure;
silt and sand is not removed to below the level of the base of the inside of an adjacent culvert;
the works do not remove vegetation from the bed or banks of the main river, other than vegetation growing in or through the silt and sand;
the works do not involve the use of a vehicle or machinery on the bed or banks of the main river;
the removal of silt and sand does not occur in, or within 1 kilometre upstream of, a type of habitat included in a list published by the Secretary of State under section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 or by Welsh Ministers under section 42 of that Act;
the removal of silt and sand and its subsequent deposition do not have a significant adverse effect on species included in a list published by the Secretary of State under section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006, or by Welsh Ministers under section 42 of that Act, that are not protected species;
the removal of silt and sand does not occur between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year;
on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the removal of silt and sand does not occur between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year;
the works and any equipment used to remove the sand and silt comply with the dredging and removal of silt and sand requirements;
the works are not carried out in, or within one kilometre upstream or 500 metres downstream of, a water body that is part of a main river classified as of high morphological status by the Agency in accordance with the relevant directions; and
the removal of silt and sand does not occur in a designated sensitive water body.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_removing=="exclusion_15" %}
Conditions for removing silt or
sand from a sediment trap
only sand and silt is cleared from the trap
(b) the work does not result in sand or silt being transmitted downstream
where the sand and silt from the clearance is spread on the floodplain, it is spreadto a depth of no more than 100mm and no closer than 8 metres from the landward side of either bank.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.dewatering_size=="exemption_7" %}
Conditions for dewatering
you cannot carry out the activity on or within 500m of a site designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area for Conservation (SAC), Ramsar site, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Local Nature Reserve (LNR). The locations of all these sites are available to view on MAGIC at www.magic.gov.uk
you cannot carry out any work in or within 100m of a river or lake in England or (if your work is near the border) in Wales that is classified as of high morphological status under the Water Framework Directive. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
you cannot carry out any work in or within 500m upstream of a priority habitat that has been selected for the importance of its river or freshwater habitats. These are often called Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 section 41 and section 42 habitats. For information call the Environment Agency customer contact centre on 03708 506 506.
you plan your works to ensure there are no significant adverse effects on protected and priority species of importance for nature conservation. You can find more information on the species that could be impacted by your works from your local record centre or Natural England's guidance on construction near protected areas and wildlife https://www.gov.uk/guidance/construction-near-protected-areas-and-wildlife
any pumps used in the dewatering process must be fitted with a 20mm mesh screen
you must take all reasonable steps to protect all aquatic plants and animals found in the area affected by dewatering. You would be expected to plan for how to manage any fish or other species (such as crayfish) that could become stranded during the works
the duration of the dewatering is no longer than 4 weeks
you do not carry out the dewatering between 15th March and 15th June inclusive in any year
on a main river that is a designated salmonid river, the dewatering is not in place between 1st October and 14th March inclusive in any year
the dewatering does not affect more than 10 metres of the bank of a main river at any one time
the dewatering is not within 8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control works
the depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area does not exceed 1.2 metres
the dewatering structure projects into or over the main river no more than 1.2 metres or no more than 10% of the width of the main river, whichever is less
you remove from the floodplain all excavated material not re-used on the site of the works
In order to meet the description and conditions for this exemption, you cannot dewater the full width of channel and over pump over the water.
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.dewatering_size=="permit_26" %}
Conditions for doing dewatering
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the land edged in green on the site plan
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall affect no more than 20 metres of the bank of the watercourse at any one time
The dewatering structure shall be in place for no more than 4 weeks
The works are not allowed to happen within 8m of flood defences, or within 50m of other built structures on the river or within 100m of any non-agricultural building in the flood plain
The depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area shall not exceed 1.2m
The dewatering structure shall project into or over the main river no more than 10% of the width of the river
The top level of the structure blocking and diverting the watercourse shall be lower than the ground level on the landward side at the foot of the bank, on each side of the main river.
How you carry out the work
The activity shall be completed withinn 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.outfall_width=="permit_27" %}
Conditions for constructing an outfall pipe
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the land edged in green on the site plan
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The diameter of the outfall pipe shall be 500 millimetres or less
The width of the watercourse at the location where the outfall is to be installed shall be equal to or greater than 10 metres from bank top to bank top
The total length of bank affected during construction of the outfall and headwall shall not be more than 3 metres
The height of the headwall shall be no more than 75% of the height of the bank or 1.5 metres, whichever is less
The gradient of the outfall pipe through the headwall should be less than 1:50 (fall in elevation:length)
The outfall pipe shall be aligned to an angle of between 30° and 60° to the direction of flow in the watercourse
The outfall pipe route shall not pass through or under any remote defence, river control work, sea defence, raised embankment or wall forming part of the bank of the main river
The activity shall not be carried out within a culvert or bridge
The outfall shall not be pumped
The headwall, wing walls and apron shall not project beyond the existing line of the bank prior to the activity being carried out
How you carry out the work
The activity shall be commenced within three years of the date of the grant of the permit and completed within 3 months of commencement
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.bridge_type=="permit_28" %}
Conditions for installing a clear span bridge on a main river
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The bridge deck shall be no wider than 4.2 metres
The soffit shall be at least 0.6 metres higher than the top of the bank on both sides of the river
The watercourse shall be no wider than 8 metres measured from the bank top on one side to the bank top at the other side, at the location where the bridge is installed
The bridge shall not be associated with, or lead onto or off, the public highway
The approach ramp or steps for the bridge shall not extend further than is necessary to allow a gradient of 10% (1 metre vertical for 10 metres horizontal) on the approach
The level of the land at each end and surrounding the approach ramp or steps to the bridge shall not be changed by the construction
The bridge shall be securely attached to foundations which are no closer than a distance of 1 metre from the watercourse
The length of the bank disturbed by the activity shall extend to no more than 2 metres to either side of the bridge
Any parapet of the footbridge shall be of open construction comprising either post and rail, post and wire mesh fencing of at least 100mm spacing, or post and wire strands
There shall be no light spill from artificial lighting into the watercourse
How you carry out the work
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
The activity shall be commenced within three years of the date on which the permit is granted and completed within 3 months of commencement
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_digging=="permit_29" %}
Conditions for temporary storage within the flood plain of a main river
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall affect no more than 20 metres of the bank of the watercourse at any one time
The dewatering structure shall be in place for no more than 4 weeks
The works are not allowed to happen within 8m of flood defences, or within 50m of other built structures on the river or within 100m of any non-agricultural building in the flood plain
The depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area shall not exceed 1.2m
The dewatering structure shall project into or over the main river no more than 10% of the width of the river
The top level of the structure blocking and diverting the watercourse shall be lower than the ground level on the landward side at the foot of the bank, on each side of the main river.
How you carry out the work
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
The activity shall be completed withinn 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.dewatering_or_diverting=="permit_30" %}
Conditions for temporary diversion of a main river
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall affect no more than 20 metres of the bank of the watercourse at any one time
The dewatering structure shall be in place for no more than 4 weeks
The works are not allowed to happen within 8m of flood defences, or within 50m of other built structures on the river or within 100m of any non-agricultural building in the flood plain
The depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area shall not exceed 1.2m
The dewatering structure shall project into or over the main river no more than 10% of the width of the river
The top level of the structure blocking and diverting the watercourse shall be lower than the ground level on the landward side at the foot of the bank, on each side of the main river.
How you carry out the work
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
The activity shall be completed withinn 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.channel_habitat_size=="permit_31" %}
Conditions for channel habitat structure made of natural materials
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall affect no more than 20 metres of the bank of the watercourse at any one time
The dewatering structure shall be in place for no more than 4 weeks
The works are not allowed to happen within 8m of flood defences, or within 50m of other built structures on the river or within 100m of any non-agricultural building in the flood plain
The depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area shall not exceed 1.2m
The dewatering structure shall project into or over the main river no more than 10% of the width of the river
The top level of the structure blocking and diverting the watercourse shall be lower than the ground level on the landward side at the foot of the bank, on each side of the main river.
How you carry out the work
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
The activity shall be completed withinn 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_building=="permit_32" %}
Conditions for installing a access culvert of no more than 5 metres length
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall affect no more than 20 metres of the bank of the watercourse at any one time
The dewatering structure shall be in place for no more than 4 weeks
The works are not allowed to happen within 8m of flood defences, or within 50m of other built structures on the river or within 100m of any non-agricultural building in the flood plain
The depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area shall not exceed 1.2m
The dewatering structure shall project into or over the main river no more than 10% of the width of the river
The top level of the structure blocking and diverting the watercourse shall be lower than the ground level on the landward side at the foot of the bank, on each side of the main river.
How you carry out the work
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
The activity shall be completed withinn 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_building=="permit_32" %}
Conditions for repairing and protecting up to 20 metres of the bank of a main river
General rules
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall affect no more than 20 metres of the bank of the watercourse at any one time
The dewatering structure shall be in place for no more than 4 weeks
The works are not allowed to happen within 8m of flood defences, or within 50m of other built structures on the river or within 100m of any non-agricultural building in the flood plain
The depth of water adjacent to the dewatered area shall not exceed 1.2m
The dewatering structure shall project into or over the main river no more than 10% of the width of the river
The top level of the structure blocking and diverting the watercourse shall be lower than the ground level on the landward side at the foot of the bank, on each side of the main river.
How you carry out the work
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
The activity shall be completed withinn 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
be retained, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency, for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.scaffolding_size=="permit_34" %}
Conditions for temporary scaffolding affecting up to 20 metres length of a main river
General rules
The activity shall be completed within 6 months of the date on which the permit is granted
The activities shall not extend beyond the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
Design and scale of the work
The scaffolding shall be in place for a maximum of 4 weeks
The scaffolding shall not occupy more than 20 metres of the length of the watercourse at any one time
The width of the watercourse from the top of the bank on one side of the watercourse to the top of the bank on the other side shall be at least 4 metres, at the point where the scaffolding is installed
The scaffolding shall project into or over the main river by no more than 1.5 metres from the bank
The transoms and walking decks shall be set no lower than 600 millimetres above the water level
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_digging=="permit_35" %}
Conditions for excavating a wetland or pond in a main river floodplain
General rules
The activity shall be commenced within three years of the date on which the permit is granted and completed within 3 months of commencement
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Design and scale of the work
The pond or wetland excavation shall not be carried out within 16 metres from the watercourse
The capacity of the floodplain shall not be reduced by the activity
All spoil excavated in creating the wetland or pond shall be removed to outside of the flood plain
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
All records shall be retained for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.investigation_hole=="permit_36" %}
Conditions for installing and using site investigation boreholes and temporary trial pits within a main river floodplain for a period of up to 4 weeks
General rules
The activity shall be completed within 6 months of date on which the permit is granted
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
Design and scale of the work
The activity shall be completed within 4 weeks of commencing
The boreholes and trial pits shall not be installed within 5 metres of the main river
All excavated materials shall be returned to the place they were removed from or removed from the flood plain entirely
The activity shall not be carried out in the channel or bed of the watercourse or on the bank
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
All records shall be retained for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}
{% if data.what_you_removing=="permit_38" %}
Conditions for removing a total of 100 metres of exposed gravel from bars and shoals
General rules
The activity shall be commenced within three years of the date on which the permit is granted, and completed within 3 months of commencement
The activities shall not extend beyond the site, being the land edged in green on the site plan attached to the permit
The activities shall be undertaken outside of the relevant fish breeding season
Make sure you're using sufficient competent persons and resources
Make sure you keep records of your work
Design and scale of the work
Only dry gravels found above normal winter levels shall be removed
The activity shall not be carried out upon the same part of a watercourse where any removal of gravel has been carried out within the previous 5 years
The activity shall not be carried out where established vegetation is growing in or on the gravel, unless the vegetation consists solely of invasive non-native species
The activity shall only be carried out in the dry, leaving a buffer of dry gravel of a minimum of 0.5 metre inside the wetted perimeter of the bar or shoal
A minimum of one-third of the dry gravels shall be left undisturbed on the surface of each shoal at the upstream edge
A maximum of 100 metres of exposed gravels shall be removed
Location of the work
The activities shall not be carried out within:
500m of a European designated nature conservation site, SSSI or National Nature Reserve
100m of an area identified as containing a Priority Species or Protected Species
100 metres upstream or downstream of a water body classified as having high morphological status
8 metres of a flood defence structure or river control work or drainage work
50 metres of a manmade structure in, over or under the watercourse
100 metres of any non-agricultural building in the floodplain
Keeping records of the work
All records shall be retained for at least 6 years from the date when the records were made, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Environment Agency
The operator shall send all reports and notifications required by the permit to the Environment Agency using the contact details supplied in writing by the Environment Agency
See regulations
{% endif %}


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Taking medication to suppress the endometriosis seemed to have no effect. After six months I had four surgeries with a specialist in endometriosis. The doctor then induced menopause for two years.
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My husband-to-be had a sperm test, which was fine. I had a monitored cycle, which involved internal scans and blood tests. After we got married, we gave up drinking and consulted a nutritionist, to be in the best possible shape for the IVF.
I started using the daily inhaler which suppresses all your hormones, and then started daily injections to stimulate egg production. I found these one of the hardest parts of treatment but my husband was great and did them with me. Also, the injections made my endometriosis really flare up, so the scans and internal examinations were incredibly painful.
We went to our treatment centre to have the eggs removed, and three days later we went back to have two of the embryos transferred. I found the transfer so painful that I was in floods of tears.
Two weeks later a blood test showed that my hormone level was “very high”, which meant I was pregnant. I was ecstatic, and we just couldn’t believe it had worked the first time.
Three weeks later we had a scan and the clinic said it was twins! We waited until after my 12th week, had another scan, and told everyone our news.
My pregnancy was uneventful, and was followed by a planned c-section, as the first baby was breech, at 37 weeks. I gave birth to twins: a son and a daughter."
{{ include('partials/section-heading.html', { title: 'Further treatment', }) }}We always knew we would try again. We had about 6 frozen embryos, so I came off the Pill to get my cycle ready for the frozen embryos. It took months to get a regular cycle, which was really frustrating.
On the day of the embryo transfer the hospital called and told us none of our frozen embryos had survived. I was devastated and we went straight to our doctor to see if we could try a cycle of IVF that same month.
This time I found the injections much easier and didn’t even use the auto-injector. They sedated me for the embryo transfer as I had found it so painful the first time.
Amazingly, IVF worked for us again, and again I became pregnant with twins. This time I felt more daunted as I knew how much hard work twins are, and that my son and daughter would be only two and half years old when they were born. At least we had all the gear!
I haemorrhaged twice and had a horrible pregnancy as I had a placenta previa (where the placenta attaches to the wall of the lower part of the uterus, over or near the cervix). My younger twins were born 5 weeks prematurely. After 2 weeks in special care they came home and our family was truly complete!
{{ include('partials/section-heading.html', { title: 'Costs', }) }}We had all our treatment privately. I have endometriosis on my bowels and ureters, so have had many problems in each of the surgeries as a result of this. We got all the drugs for IVF on the NHS. My current GP is fantastic and understands a lot about endometriosis.
I was lucky to have private healthcare through my work and it allowed me the choice of finding the best surgeons locally. They would not have been available to me on the NHS as their NHS work was not in my area.
{{ include('partials/section-heading.html', { title: 'Feelings', }) }}I would only tell those you HAVE to. If you tell many people, everyone asks about progress all the time and makes it much more stressful. The second time we only told the two people who looked after the children for us when we went to the hospital. It was our secret, which when you are being prodded about all the time and any spontaneity has been completely removed from the process, left us with something that was just ours.
Our experiences brought us closer as no-one else knew about the pain I went through and only celebrated with us when we announced I was pregnant. My husband has been incredibly understanding – I have been very lucky. We talked to each other about the treatment all the time. We were very honest with each other and both shed many tears!
The younger twins are aged 4 now, and the older ones are 7. Last year I had a hysterectomy, so there won’t be any more. Sometimes people see us with two sets of twins and say, “God, that must be awful!” They feel so sorry for us, but my husband and I look at each other and say, “Actually, we feel very lucky!
It has been hard work, my husband helps more than most dads I know, but we wouldn’t change a thing.
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Version 2.2.0
Date: 09 May 2020
Bug fix: Duplication issue for Rule Finder
Feature: Added option to display compliance matrix without default rules (user-defined/API rules only)
Added lookup file definitions
Added default rules lookup files for ES 6.1.1 and ESCU 1.0.53 out-of-the-box rules
Updated Lookup Generation view
Feature: Setup.xml for API integration for continuous new rule updates (free service but requires registration)
Added custom search command (
getattackdetectionrules)
Version 2.1.0
Date: 25 Feb 2020
Added a new view for mapping rules to Techniques
Updated lookup tables and some searches accordingly
Version 2.0.1
Date: 12 Feb 2020
Bug fix for appinspect validation
Tactics overview displayed as table with updated js and css
Version 2.0.0
Date: 08 Feb 2020
Updated lookup tables to correctly define MITRE ATT&CK tactics and techniques
Introduced a new macro to utilize technique and tactic IDs/names
Updated dashboards to utilize new lookup table and macro
Performance improvements
Updated CSS and JS files
Introduced a setup view for ease of initial lookup generation
Version 1.3.0
Date: 09 Jan 2020
Updated ATT&CK Matrix dashboard
Added new dashboard for detailed view of triggered rules by notable assets and tactics/techniques
Improved search performance and dependency on lookups
Added a new lookup to match correlation rules to MITRE ATT&CK tactics/techniques
Version 1.2.1
Date: 24 Oct 2019
Bug fixes with javascript table population
Ordering of table fields to align with MITRE ATT&CK content
Version 1.2.0
Date: 24 Aug 2019
Bug fixes & typos
Sphinx documentation is added
Version 1.1.0
Date: 06 Aug 2019
Bug fixes & typos
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Added improvements for initial lookup generator
Version 1.0.0
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Initial version for Splunkbase
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The term Smart contract here refers to the possibility to use the blockchain technology to complement, or replace, existing legal contracts.
As defined by [ Josh Stark - Making Sense of Blockchain Smart Contracts ]
the use of code running on the blockchain to articulate, verify, and enforce an agreement between parties. A smart legal contract.
Smart Contracts as Financial Instruments
Since early 2015, the use cases attracting the most attention are smart legal contracts as smart financial instruments like shares, bonds, or derivatives contracts.
These smart financial instruments do not exist at scale today, although many people are working to build them.
R3 recently announced Corda platform is designed to facilitate this type of smart-contract.
Digital Asset Holdings recently acqui-hired Elevance, a Swiss firm that has developed a way to model
financial agreements in code.
Smart Contracts in Other Domains
As the technology matures, other assets like real estate, valuable goods etc. may be stored and traded over blockchain systems. As new asset types go on the blockchain the agreements used to govern those assets in the world today (like a mortgage or licensing agreement) may benefit from blockchain-based analogs.
They could apply to almost anything that changes its state over time, and could have a value attached to it.
There are wide ranges of possibility where the Smart Contracts can imitate or complement the existing legal contracts we use today,
where leveraging the befefits offered by the blockchain could produce noticeable advantages.
Smart Contracts and new possibilities
Rather than merely imitate or complement the legal contracts we use today, smart contract code could be used to facilitate new types of commercial arrangements.
The most widely discussed opportunity of this type is machine-to-machine commerce. The growing ecosystem of smart devices will eventually need a way to engage in basic commercial interactions with one another. For instance, a washer that buys its own detergent or a car that can pay to recharge itself.
These transactions still require a minimum level of trust to be commercially viable, but are not fitting traditionl legal contracts, which are comparatively expensive and require the involvement of legal persons like a corporation or human.
Smart alternative contracts might enable an entirely new type of commerce carried out between
our computers, cars, phones, and appliances.
Where are we from a legal prospective ?
There is no defined legal status for Smart Contracts.
Could smart legal contracts ever be considered legally enforceable? Probably. Despite what many think, the conditions under which an agreement becomes a legally enforceable contract are flexible and attuned to the underlying relationship between the parties, rather than dependent on the form the contract takes. Anything from a verbal agreement to an email conversation can become a contract at law
Legal agreements are full of clauses that protect parties from various edge-case liabilities, and these
are not always suitable for representation and execution through code, meaning that smart legal contracts will require
(at least for the foreseeable future) a blend between code and natural language.


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You will need to regenerate this every 60 days (for now)
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Token Generation | OBS Setup | Customisation1. Click here and login to Twitch
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| visionUpgrade_1.5_to_1.6.unix | A C-Shell Unix script that will install the updated database support files and create a new Object Space to your network. |
| CHcore.6.1.2 | Incorporates new primitives. This file is read by the visionUpgrade_1.5_to_1.6.unix script. |
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