CD Les Cypres Working Plan - Working Plan Template (JWL066)

Sep 11, 2026

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Working Plan Template (JWL066) provides a detailed, comprehensive working plan framework for operators of waste management facilities (excluding landfill/incinerators) and applicants seeking waste management licences. It specifies how the operator should describe site development, operations, monitoring, completion, and pollution prevention methods. The plan also requires defined content on application area, waste types and quantities, hours of operation, commencement timescales, staffing and training, emergency procedures, storage duration limits, and core infrastructure including access, security, wheel washing, signage, internal roads, fuel handling, weighing, quarantine areas, and hardstanding/parking.

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Working Plan Template

General Considerations

Site Infrastructure

Working Plan Template (JWL066) . This document is to assist operators of waste management facilities (other than landfill / incinerators) and applicants for licences to provide the information required in the working plan. The working plan is a detailed and comprehensive statement that clearly describes all aspects of the site’s development, operations, monitoring, completion and the methods and working practices to be used to ensure that the operation of the site does not cause pollution. The working plan is the operator’s document and proposed revisions must be discussed with and approved by the Department of the Environment. For further information see Section 5 of “Guidance Notes on the new Waste Management Licensing System (JWL016)” available via the [link](link www.gov.je/wasteregulations)[ ](link www.gov.je/wasteregulations)[www.gov.je/wasteregulations](link www.gov.je/wasteregulations) | Topic | Working Plan | | --- | --- | | A. General Considerations | | | A1 . Application area | Plan with unique reference number showing application area clearly outlined in red to a scale of 1: 1,250 or 1:2,500 . | | Drawing 101 – Michael Felton Landscape Architect | | | A1 .1 Site activities | Please summarise the activities carried out at the site. | | Planning permission granted to re-profile escarpment and deposit excavated material on Field 665.
See Michael Felton Landscape Architect Ltd drawing nos: 1590 – 103PO
1590 – 104PO
1590 – 105PO
1590 – 106PO | | | A2 . Waste types and quantities | The licence application form is completed to show the quantities and categories of controlled wastes, hazardous, healthcare, municipal or other which the site accepts. The working plan should detail the types of wastes it is proposed to accept within these broad categories.
Please complete the table in Appendix 1 which gives a wide range of Municipal Wastes (including household and Construction & demolition wastes) to pick from. Some common categories of hazardous and healthcare wastes are included in the table. The waste categories and hazardous properties referred to in Article 3 of the Waste Management (Jersey) Law 2005 are included in the Appendix for reference. | Working Plan Template (JWL066) . | Topic | Working Plan | | --- | --- | | 10,000 cu metres shale 4,800 cu metres top-soil | | | A3 . Hours of operation | Section clearly detailing what hours are applied for and, if relevant, what site activities will take place outside of permitted hours for receipt of waste. | | 08.00 – 17.00 Monday to Friday
08.00-13.00 Saturday
No working Sundays or bank or Public Holidays | | | A4 . Commencement of activities | Section detailing what work is to be undertaken and expected timescales for completion. | | Clear woodland – before 1st March or after 31st July 2014 Stockpile top-soil.
Excavate slope and re-profile Field 665 August – September 2014 | | | A5 . Manning and management | Detail of staff numbers and job titles. Management structure. Staff training and development systems. | | 5 staff anticipated
Managed by Turril Ltd and Site Supervisor | | | A7 . Emergency procedures | Specific emergency procedures, including action trees, to cover generic emergency situations or site specific issues (e.g. spillages of particular waste types, failure of pollution control systems, fire) | | --- | --- | | See TPT Emergency Risk Assessment | | Working Plan Template (JWL066) . | A8 . Maximum duration of waste storage | Section detailing how wastes will be managed to prevent excessive storage times and how compliance with the condition(s) will be demonstrated. | | --- | --- | | Permanent | | | B. Site Infrastructure | | | B1 . Site access | Sections on location, design and construction of site access. Section on control procedures for vehicles and/or persons accessing and leaving the site. | | See Michael Felton Drawing 1590 111 P0
Vehicular access from Les Petites Rues | | | B2 . Site security | Sec

FAQs

What is the purpose of the Working Plan Template (JWL066)?

It assists waste management facility operators and licence applicants in providing information required in the working plan, describing site development, operations, monitoring, completion, and pollution prevention methods.

What content must be included about waste types and quantities?

The licence application form must show quantities and categories of controlled wastes, including hazardous, healthcare, municipal, or other wastes the site accepts, and the plan should detail proposed waste types within those categories.

What infrastructure topics are covered in the working plan?

The plan includes site access, site security, wheel cleaning, noticeboards and signs, internal roads, fuel tanks and bunding, weighing/measuring loads, secure compound quarantine area, and hardstanding/parking standards.

Sep 11, 2026

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