If you control non-domestic premises you must ensure that you notify the local authority about the location of a cooling tower or evaporative condenser. This allows the local authority and the HSE to identify the location of plant or equipment and the potential source of legionella bacteria.
Do I need this licence and am I eligible?
If you operate a cooling tower or evaporative condenser notification must be made in writing on a form approved by the Health & Safety Executive.
What you must do:
You must notify the local authority of any changes to the notification information within one month of the change, in writing.
If the device ceases to be a notifiable device you must notify the local authority council in writing as soon as possible.
What we must do:
On receipt of the completed notification the Authority will place the details on the Statutory Register. A copy of the application will also be provided to the Health and Safety Executive as required.
What happens next?
You will receive confirmation that the notification has been received. A copy of the notification form will be placed on the Statutory Register to record the location of the notifiable device within the County Borough.
| Authority: Conwy County Borough Council | Dated: 14/02/2023 | Date Registered |
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| Tesco Stores Ltd |
6G Road, Llandudno Junction Gwynedd, LL31 9XY |
26/04/2006 |
| Cygnet Plastics Ltd |
Swan Road, Mochdre Business Park, Mochdre, LL28 5HB |
26/06/2008 |
Charges and Fees:
There is no fee payable for this notification.
Useful Information:
Further information on the control of legionella bacteria in cooling towers in available from the Health and Safety Executive website.
Contact us
Pollution / Environment Section,
Regulatory Services,
PO Box 1,
Conwy,
LL30 9EN
Email: foodsafety-healthandsafety@conwy.gov.uk