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Schleswig-Holstein

Request information from the register of contaminated sites or soil protection cadastre

Source: Zuständigkeitsfinder Schleswig-Holstein (Linie6Plus)

Service Description

You would like to know whether there is a suspicion of contaminated sites or harmful soil changes on a property? If so, you can request information from the register of contaminated sites from the relevant authority.

Sites suspected of being contaminated are, on the one hand, plots of land of decommissioned companies/plants and other plots of land on which environmentally hazardous substances have been handled (contaminated sites) and, on the other hand, plots of land of decommissioned waste disposal plants and other plots of land on which waste has been treated, stored or deposited (contaminated sites).

The competent authority maintains a register of contaminated sites in which areas suspected of being contaminated are registered.

For various reasons, a property owner or a person with a legitimate interest needs to know whether a property is suspected of being contaminated. For this purpose, an application for information from the register of contaminated sites can be submitted to the competent authority.

For the provision of information to persons who are not themselves the owner of the requested property, a power of attorney from the owner must be presented.


Process flow

If you want to know whether official information on contaminated sites or harmful soil changes is available for a property, submit an application for information from the register of contaminated sites.

The relevant application form with the necessary information is forwarded to the competent authority in whose area of responsibility the property in question is located.

You will then receive notification from the authority as to whether the property in question is registered in the register of contaminated sites and what information is recorded there. As the register of contaminated sites is continuously updated, this information on contaminated sites represents the current status; the right to make subsequent changes is reserved.

Who should I contact?

Please contact the soil protection authority according to the country-specific administrative structure.

In Schleswig-Holstein, the lower soil protection authority of the district or the independent city in which the relevant property is located is responsible for providing information from the land and contaminated land register.

Competent authority

The responsibility lies with the soil protection authority according to the administrative structure of each Land.

In Schleswig-Holstein, the lower soil protection authority of the district or the independent city in which the relevant property is located is responsible for providing information from the land and contaminated land register.

Requirements

If you are not the owner of the property for which you are requesting information from the register of contaminated sites, you must enclose a power of attorney from the property owner with the application.

Which documents are required?

An application is necessary, which requires the following information:

  • Your name and address,
  • the exact designation with address and/or parcel number of the parcel in question,
  • attach a site plan if necessary,
  • attach a power of attorney from the owner of the land if the land is not yours.

If the applicant is not the owner of the land: power of attorney of the owner of the land.

To shorten the processing time, attach the following documents to the request:

a) as the owner of the requested property: proof of ownership (declaration of ownership or copy of land register extract),

b) as a non-owner of the requested property: a power of attorney/declaration of consent from the property owner to inspect the land and contaminated site register for the property concerned

What are the fees?

Fees will be charged in accordance with the administrative costs.

The fees are charged in accordance with the "State Ordinance on Costs according to the Information Access Act for the State of Schleswig-Holstein (IZG-SH-KostenVO)" (in the currently valid version). More detailed information can be obtained from the authority responsible for providing information.

What deadlines do I have to pay attention to?

The information can be requested at any time.

Processing duration

depending on effort, usually 2 - 4 weeks

Legal basis
Applications / forms
  • Form description: in planning
  • If applicable, link to the aforementioned form:
  • Online procedure possible: in planning
  • Written form required: yes
  • Personal appearance required: no

Online application:

If the lower soil protection authority responsible for the request offers an online application for information from the soil and contaminated land register, you are welcome to use the online service provided for this purpose by clicking on the link listed here under "To the online application". Important here: In order to be referred to the correct authority, the query "Where?" entered here in the jurisdiction finder must indicate the place where the respective property/parcel of land for which the request is made is located. This is the only way to forward the online application to the competent authority.

Application forms:

If the online service has not yet been activated by the competent authority and therefore no link to the online service is available on this page, the required application forms are usually available for download on the homepage of the lower soil protection authority of the district or the independent city responsible for the request.

What else should I know?

The information provided to you is based on information from the current register of contaminated sites. The register of contaminated sites is updated on an ongoing basis; we reserve the right to make changes and updates. No guarantee is given for the topicality and completeness of the contaminated site register and the information provided from it.

Further information on contaminated sites and contaminated sites, including the contaminated site register or contaminated site information system (soil and contaminated site register according to § 5 LBodSchG), can be found in the state portal of the Ministry of the Environment and on the website of the Schleswig-Holstein property cadastre see below.

Information on possible explosive ordnance contamination is expressly not part of the information from the soil and contaminated sites register. Information on this can be obtained from the explosive ordnance clearance service of the Schleswig-Holstein State Office of Criminal Investigation. There, an application can also be made to check an area for explosive ordnance contamination by aerial photo evaluation (hazard assessment for explosive ordnance).

Author

The text was automatically translated based on the German content.

Teaser

You would like to know whether there is a suspicion of contaminated sites or harmful soil changes on a property? If so, you can request information from the register of contaminated sites from the relevant authority.

Process flow

If you want to know whether official information on contaminated sites or harmful soil changes is available for a property, submit an application for information from the register of contaminated sites.

The relevant application form with the necessary information is forwarded to the competent authority in whose area of responsibility the property in question is located.

You will then receive notification from the authority as to whether the property in question is registered in the register of contaminated sites and what information is recorded there. As the register of contaminated sites is continuously updated, this information on contaminated sites represents the current status; the right to make subsequent changes is reserved.

Who should I contact?

Please contact the soil protection authority according to the country-specific administrative structure.

In Schleswig-Holstein, the lower soil protection authority of the district or the independent city in which the relevant property is located is responsible for providing information from the land and contaminated land register.

Competent authority

The responsibility lies with the soil protection authority according to the administrative structure of each Land.

In Schleswig-Holstein, the lower soil protection authority of the district or the independent city in which the relevant property is located is responsible for providing information from the land and contaminated land register.

Requirements

If you are not the owner of the property for which you are requesting information from the register of contaminated sites, you must enclose a power of attorney from the property owner with the application.

Which documents are required?

An application is necessary, which requires the following information:

  • Your name and address,
  • the exact designation with address and/or parcel number of the parcel in question,
  • attach a site plan if necessary,
  • attach a power of attorney from the owner of the land if the land is not yours.

If the applicant is not the owner of the land: power of attorney of the owner of the land.

To shorten the processing time, attach the following documents to the request:

a) as the owner of the requested property: proof of ownership (declaration of ownership or copy of land register extract),

b) as a non-owner of the requested property: a power of attorney/declaration of consent from the property owner to inspect the land and contaminated site register for the property concerned

What are the fees?

Fees will be charged in accordance with the administrative costs.

The fees are charged in accordance with the "State Ordinance on Costs according to the Information Access Act for the State of Schleswig-Holstein (IZG-SH-KostenVO)" (in the currently valid version). More detailed information can be obtained from the authority responsible for providing information.

What deadlines do I have to pay attention to?

The information can be requested at any time.

Processing duration

depending on effort, usually 2 - 4 weeks

Legal basis

Applications / forms

  • Form description: in planning
  • If applicable, link to the aforementioned form:
  • Online procedure possible: in planning
  • Written form required: yes
  • Personal appearance required: no

Online application:

If the lower soil protection authority responsible for the request offers an online application for information from the soil and contaminated land register, you are welcome to use the online service provided for this purpose by clicking on the link listed here under "To the online application". Important here: In order to be referred to the correct authority, the query "Where?" entered here in the jurisdiction finder must indicate the place where the respective property/parcel of land for which the request is made is located. This is the only way to forward the online application to the competent authority.

Application forms:

If the online service has not yet been activated by the competent authority and therefore no link to the online service is available on this page, the required application forms are usually available for download on the homepage of the lower soil protection authority of the district or the independent city responsible for the request.

What else should I know?

The information provided to you is based on information from the current register of contaminated sites. The register of contaminated sites is updated on an ongoing basis; we reserve the right to make changes and updates. No guarantee is given for the topicality and completeness of the contaminated site register and the information provided from it.

Further information on contaminated sites and contaminated sites, including the contaminated site register or contaminated site information system (soil and contaminated site register according to § 5 LBodSchG), can be found in the state portal of the Ministry of the Environment and on the website of the Schleswig-Holstein property cadastre see below.

Information on possible explosive ordnance contamination is expressly not part of the information from the soil and contaminated sites register. Information on this can be obtained from the explosive ordnance clearance service of the Schleswig-Holstein State Office of Criminal Investigation. There, an application can also be made to check an area for explosive ordnance contamination by aerial photo evaluation (hazard assessment for explosive ordnance).

Author

The text was automatically translated based on the German content.

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