Enforcement orders

An operator may receive an enforcement order for a number of reasons; the most common of these are:

- a significant non-compliance issue
- an ongoing risk to the environment
- adverse affect on adjacent landowners if the operator appears unwilling to cooperate

Each enforcement order includes a clear description of the actions required to remedy the problem and a deadline for action.

An operator to whom an enforcement order is issued will be allowed twenty working days to comply with, or request a review (appeal) of the enforcement order.  After that time, the enforcement order will be posted below until the enforcement order is complied with.