Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) Regulations, 2019 (G.N. No. 1028 of 2019)

Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 1 GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 1028 published on 20/12/2019 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACT, (CAP. 191) REGULATIONS (Made under section 230(2)(b)) THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (FEES AND CHARGES) REGULATIONS, 2019 Citation 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) Regulations, 2019. Application 2. These Regulations shall apply in relation to an act or service in respect of which fees and charges are payable under the Act and Regulations made thereunder. Interpretation 3. In these Regulations, unless the context requires otherwise Cap. 191 “Act” means the Environmental Management Act; Caps. 288 and 287 “authority” means the Director of Environment, a local government authority established under the Local Government (Urban Authorities) Act and the Local Government (District Authorities) Act or any person appointed to perform any function or exercise any power on behalf of such authority; “Council” has the meaning ascribed to it under the Act; “fees and charges” means any sum of money payable, chargeable or levied in connection with, but not limited to services rendered, an application made, a license issued or a permit granted by the Council or authority pursuant to the provisions of the Act; “service” in relation to environmental management, means an act done for purposes of prevention of Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 2 environmental degradation, protection or conservation of the environment or promotion of environmental management or environmentally sound practices and in respect to such act fees is payable. Requirement to pay fees and charges 4.-(1) A person shall not, upon payment of fees and charges prescribed in the Schedule to these Regulations, carry on any of the following: (a) Environmental Impact Assessment; (b) Environmental Compliance Monitoring and Audit; (c) registration of Environmental Experts; (d) Environmental Quality Standards; (e) ozone Depleting Substances; (f) management of waste; (g) biosafety; (h) noise and Vibrations; or (i) other activities related to the environment. (2) Annual fees for Environmental Compliance, Monitoring and Audit shall be payable on 1st day of July of each financial year. (3) Annual fees for Environmental Compliance, Monitoring and Audit paid after 31st day of December of every financial year shall attract a penalty of five per centum per month. (4) Fees and charges shall be payable in Tanzania shillings or in its equivalent in convertible currency. (5) All fees payable under these Regulations shall not be refundable. Matters to which fees and charges apply 5.-(1) The fees and charges prescribed in the Schedule to these Regulations shall be payable in respect of an application made the services rendered, and a permit issued. (2) Without prejudice to sub-regulation (1), where effective provision of service require extra expenses to carter for fraud and accommodation, the fees charged shall reflect the actual expenses incurred. Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 3 Duty to collect fees and charges 6.-(1) Fee and charges payable under these Regulations shall be collected and appropriated by the Council or an appropriate authority authorised as such under the Act. (2) Notwithstanding the provision of sub regulation (1), the Council or the authority under whose jurisdiction any fees is collected shall devise a safe and transparent method of collection and may delegate the duty to collect fees to an agent. Offences and penalties 7. Any person who, whether directly or indirectly or aids another person to contravene these Regulations commits an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine of not less than fifty thousand shillings but not exceeding one billion shillings or to imprisonment for a term not less than three months but not exceeding seven years. Revocation of GN. No.154 of 2008 8. The Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) Regulations, 2008 is hereby revoked. Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 4 SCHEDULE (Made under Regulation 5(1)) FEES AND CHARGES 1. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT A. FEES AND CHARGES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT S/ N DESCRIPTION FEES 1 Application for EIA 50,000.00 2 Submission of Project Brief/Scoping Report 150,000.00 3 Duplicate EIA Certificate 300,000.00 4 Transfer of Certificate 300,000.00 5 Surrender of Certificate 300,000.00 6 Variation of Certificate 300,000.00 B. Charges for Accessing Environmental Information Inspection and Reading Extraction 1 EIA Project Brief 10,000.00 15,000.00 2 Environmental Impact Statement 15,000.00 30,000.00 3 Environmental Audit Report 15,000.00 30,000.00 4 Approvals 10,000.00 15,000.00 5 Certificates 10,000.00 15,000.00 6 Monitoring reports 10,000.00 15,000.00 C. Charges for Review of Environmental Impact Assessment and Audit Project Type A (As defined in the First Schedule of Environmental Management (Environmental Impact Assessment and Audit) (Amendment) Regulations, 2018) CATEGORY Extractive Industries Other Type A Projects 1 Project cost below TZS 1 billion TZS 5 Million TZS 4 Million 2 Project cost ranging between TZS 1 – 4.99 billion TZS 8 Million TZS 6 Million Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 5 3 Project cost ranging between TZS 5 - 9.99 billion TZS 8.5 Million TZS 6.5 Million 4 Project cost ranging between TZS 10 – 49.99 billion TZS 20 Million TZS 15 Million 5 Project cost ranging between TZS 50 499.99 billion TZS 50 Million TZS 30 Million 6 Project cost ranging between TZS 500 billion and above TZS 100 Million TZS 70 Million Type B Projects (As defined in the First Schedule of Environmental Management (Environmental Impact Assessment and Audit) (Amendment) Regulations, 2018) 1 Project cost of below TZS 50 Million TZS 2 Million 2 Project cost of ranging between TZS 50 – 99.99 Million TZS 3 Million 3 Project cost above TZS 100 Million TZS 4 Million Government Financed Projects 1 Government Financed project serving communities (including Public and Private Partnership projects where the Government has over 50% share): Infrastructure, health, water, education facilities, and pro conservation projects. 0.05% of the total project costs to a minimum of TZS 5 Million but not exceeding TZS 50 Million. 2. ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERTS REGISTRATION FEES S/N Description Individual Amount Firm Amount Local TZS Foreign USD Local TZS Foreign USD Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 6 1 Application for registration 100,00 0 200 500,000 500 2 Practicing Certificate 200,00 0 400 1,000,0 00 700 3 Renewal of Practicing Certificate 200,00 0 800 500,00 0 1200 3. ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE MONITORING AND AUDIT Annual fees for Environmental Monitoring and Audit Category Facility or Undertaking Amount TZS (1)Agricul ture and agro processi ng industri es (i) Cultivation:- Non irrigation scheme Irrigatio n scheme a. 100 - 249 acres 250,000 500,000 b. 250 - 499 acres 500,000 1,000,000 c. 500 - 999 acres 750,000 1,500,000 d. For every acre above 999 acres 250 350 (ii) Floriculture and horticulture: a. Up to 5 acres 500,000 b. 6 - 10 acres 750,000 c. 10 - 20 acres 1,500,000 d. For every acre above 20 acres 5,000 (iii) Biological pest control 100,000 (iv) New breeds of crops (trial farms) 500,000 (v) Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) 2,500,000 (vi) Sisal processing 1,000,000 (vii) Tea and Coffee processing; a.Wood fuel b. Non wood fuel 3,000,000 1,500,000 (viii) Tea and Coffee packaging 500,000 (ix) Tobacco processing: a. Wood fuel b. Non wood fuel 5,000,000 3,000,000 (x) Cotton processing (Ginneries) 750,000 (xi) Cashew nut processing factories: a.Small scale (as defined by Small Industrial Development Organization) 150,000 b. Medium scale (as defined by Small Industrial Development Organization) 500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 7 c.Large Scale 1,500,000 (xii) Sugar production factories 2,000,000 (2) Livesto ck and Range manage ment (i) Livestock keeping or ranch: a. 500 to 1000 livestock 500,000 b. Above 1000 to 5000 livestock 1,000,000 c. Above 5000 livestock 2,000,000 (ii) Site for new breeds of livestock 500,000 (iii) Site for foreign alien species 750,000 (iv) Poultry breeding or farming minimum 7,500 Chicks 250,000 (v) Poultry breeding / Hatchery minimum 7,500 eggs 500,000 (vi) Animal feed production: a. Capacity 5 to 20 tons per month 250,000 b. Capacity above 20 to 50 tons per month 500,000 c. For every ton above 50 tons per month 10,000 (3) Forestr y (i) Timber or pole processing (ii) Saw mills 1,000,000 500,000 (iii) Timber or pole processing and treatment 3,000,000 (iv) Pole or Timber treatment 2,000,000 (v) New tree species for research 500,000 (vi) New tree species for development of forest plantation 1,500,000 (vii) Commercial plantation (per 50 acres) 50,000 (viii) Commercial charcoal and firewood (per acre) 500,000 (ix) Converted forest land to other uses within a catchment area 10,000,000 (x) Furniture workshop or other wood related activities 150,000 (xi) Furniture factory 500,000 (4) Fisherie s (i) Registered Trawler (fishing vessels) 10,500,000 (ii) Fish farming in constructed ponds 100,000 (iii) Large scale fish farming including prawn farming shrimps, lobster or crabs 3,000,000 (iv) Industrial fish processing and storage/canning 1,500,000 (v) Other aquatic species 1,500,000 (vi) Fish Net manufacturing 500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 8 (vii) Fish meal production: a. Capacity 5 to 20 tons per month 250,000 b. Capacity above 20 to 50 tons per month 500,000 c. For every ton above 50 tons per month 5,000 (viii) Fish cage farming (per cage) 300,000 (ix) Fish storage 300,000 (x) Fish maws processing 1,500,000 (5) Wildli fe (i) Wildlife farming 1,500,000 (ii) Zoo and sanctuaries 750,000 (6) Touris m or Recrea tional develo pment (i) Tourism or recreational facility within and adjacent to protected and sensitive areas: a. Above five stars 3,000,000 b. Three to five stars 2,000,000 c. One or two star 1,000,000 d. Others (ungraded) 750,000 (ii) Tourism or recreational facility located outside protected and sensitive areas: a. Above five star 2,000,000 b. Three to five star 1,500,000 c. One or two star 750,000 d. Others (ungraded) 150,000 (iii) Mountain cable cars and balloon operations 750,000 (iv) Sporting facilities (stadium, playground) 750,000 (v) Social halls and night clubs 300,000 (7) Energ y (i) Facility for production and distribution of gas, steam and geothermal energy 3,000,000 (ii) Storage and filling of natural gas 750,000 (iii) Storage, filling and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) 500,000 (iv) Thermal power plant (nuclear) 50,000,000 (v) Thermal power plants: a. 5 MW and below 1,000,000 b. 5.1 – 50 MW 3,000,000 c. 51 – 100 MW 5,000,000 d. For every 5MW increase above 100 MW 15,000 (vi) Hydro-electric power plant: Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 9 a. 5 MW and below 750,000 b. 5.1 – 50 MW c. 51 – 100 MW 2,000,000 3,000,000 d. For every 5MW increase above 100MW 10,000 (vii) Commercial renewable sources of energy: a. 1 MW and below 200,000 b. Above 1 MW 750,000 (8) Oil and Natura l Gas (i) Oil and Natural gas field exploration offshore per well 5,000,000 (ii) Oil and Natural gas field exploration onshore per well 3,000,000 (iii) Oil and Natural gas field development Offshore per well 12,500,000 (iv) Oil and Natural gas field development Onshore per well 10,500,000 (v) Offshore and Onshore pipeline with equal or less than 500km 10,500,000 (vi) For every kilometer of Offshore and Onshore pipeline after initial 500 kilometers 45,000 (vii) Oil and Natural gas separation, processing, handling and storage 10,500,000 (viii) Oil refineries 10,500,000 (ix) Product depots for the storage of petrol, gas, diesel, tar and other products within commercial, industrial or residential area 4,500,000 (x) Asphalt/tar production plant 4,500,000 (xi) Transportation of petroleum products (companies) with more than 3 trucks 1,000,000 (xii) Fuel filling station and their ancillary facilities: a. Fuel filling station 200,000 b. Service fuel filling station 250,000 (9) Transpo rt and infrastr ucture (i) Airport and airstrip and their ancillary facilities: a. Airport 2,000,000 b. Airstrip 1,000,000 (ii) Railway stations 300,000 (iii) Harbour, ports and other harbour facilities: a. Main sea port or harbour 5,000,000 b. Main lake port or harbour 2,000,000 c. Secondary ports (sea or lake) 1,000,000 d. Shipyard (stand-alone) 1,500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 10 e. Dry ports 3,000,000 (iv) Communication towers 100,000 (v) Ballast water per ship 2,000,000 (vi) Inland container depot/empty container depot 3,000,000 (10)Food and Bevera ge Industri es (i) Edible oil and fat processing 1,500,000 (ii) Oil mill: a. Small scale (machine with milling capacity of up to 700kg per day) 150,000 b. Medium scale (machine with milling capacity 701-3500kg per day) 500,000 c. Large scale (milling capacity above 3500kg per day) 1,500,000 (iii) Salt processing 500,000 (iv) Dairy products (milk and milk products) 450,000 (v) Large scale brewers and distillers (1,000,000 litres and above per year) 3,000,000 (vi) Small scale brewers and distillers (below 1,000,000litres per year) 750,000 (vii) Large scale wine production industries 1,500,000 (viii) Small scale wine production industries 300,000 (ix) Abattoirs 750,000 (x) Slaughter houses 150,000 (xi) Bottling mineral water 750,000 (xii) Soft drink and other non-alcoholic beverages 750,000 (xiii) Canned foods and fruits 750,000 (xiv) Meat processing and canning factory 1,500,000 (xv) Small scale agro processing industries 300,000 (xvi) Milling factories: a. Small scale (machine with milling capacity of up to 700kg per day) 150,000 b. Medium scale (machine with milling capacity 701-3500kg per day) 500,000 c. Large scale (milling capacity above 3500kg per day) 1,500,000 (xvii) Bakeries: Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 11 a. Small scale (production capacity up to 6000 kg per month) 150,000 b. Large scale (production capacity above 6000 kg per month) 500,000 (xviii) Confectioneries 300,000 (xix) Honey and honey products 300,000 (11)Textil e industr ies (i) Cotton and synthetic fibres 2,250,000 (ii) Tie and dye 150,000 (iii) Canvas mills and other similar items 1,500,000 (iv) Garment production 1,500,000 (12)Leathe r industr ies (i) Tanneries 2,250,000 (ii) Other leather processing associated factories 300,000 (13)Wood, pulp and paper industr ies (i) Large scale fiber board, veneer and plywood 1,500,000 (ii) Small scale fiber board, veneer and plywood 750,000 (iii) Pulp, paper, sand-board cellulose mills 3,000,000 (iv) Other paper products industries eg. tissue paper, boxes 1,000,000 (14)Buildi ng and Civil engine ering industr ies (i) Housing estate 1,500,0 00 (ii) Multi-storey building: a. Residential (per floor) 30,000 b. Commercial (per floor) 50,000 (iii) Motor terminals 300,00 0 (iv) Shopping mall 1,000,0 00 (v) Warehousing and storage facility 300,000 (vi) Supermarket outside shopping mall 300,000 (vii) Open market in cities/ municipalities 300,000 (viii) Cement block making plant 1,000,0 00 (ix) Artisanal block/brick making 100,000 (x) Custom bonded warehouse 300,000 (xi) Car / vehicle showroom 200,000 (xii) concrete poles production 1,000,0 00 (15)Chemic (i) Pesticide and other toxic products 1,500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 12 al industri es manufacturing and storage (ii) Pharmaceutical and/ or cosmetics industries 1,500,000 (iii) Storage facilities for chemical/ agrochemical products 750,000 (iv) Production of paint and vanishes 1,500,000 (v) Soap and detergents plant 750,000 (vi) Fertilizer production and packaging 1,500,000 (vii) Packaging of fertilizer 1,000,000 (viii) Foam industry 1,500,000 (ix) Rubber and plastic 1,500,000 (x) Tyre Manufacturing 2,000,000 (xi) Tyre retreading 500,000 (16)Extracti ve industri es (i) Large scale (special) mining and processing 25,000,000 (ii) Medium scale mining and processing 7,500,000 (iii) Mineral processing: a.Carbon-In-Pulp (CIP) or Carbon-In Leach (CIL) Processing Plants 4,000,000 b. Elution plant 1,000,000 c.VAT leaching plant 500,000 d. Any other mineral processing which are not specified 500,000 (iv) Artisanal and small-scale mining and processing 250,000 (v) Quarries 3,000,000 (vi) Crushing of stone/aggregates (outside the quarry site) 1,500,000 (vii) Borrow pits 750,000 (viii) Radioactive mining and/or processing 50,000,000 (ix) Mineral explorations 3,000,000 (x) Salt pan (per pan) 50,000 (xi) Granite, marble, dimension and decorating stones 1,500,000 (xii) Manufacture of explosive materials and other related product 2,500,000 (xiii) Storage of explosive Material and other related products 1,000,000 (xiv) Sand mining: a. Mechanized sand mining 1,500,000 b. Non mechanized sand mining 500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 13 (xv) Extraction of gases other than natural gases per production well 4,000,000 (17)Non metallic industri es (i) Cement production plant: a. Medium cement production less than 500,000 tons per year 5,000,000 b. Large Cement production more than 500,000 tons per year 10,500,000 (ii) Lime production plant 1,500,000 (iii) Glass, glass- fibre, glass -wool 1,500,000 (iv) Plastic materials 1,500,000 (v) Tiles/ ceramic 1,000,000 (vi) Candles and wax 500,000 (vii) Artisanal candle and wax production 150,000 (viii) Other non-metallic products e.g. mops, ropes, synthetic hair 500,000 (ix) Matches manufacturing 500,000 (x) Cocks and caps manufacturing 500,000 (xi) Manufacturing of gypsum board 1,500,000 (xii) Woven bags 500,000 (xiii) Non-woven bags 1,000,000 (18)Metal and Enginee ring works (i) Motor vehicle manufacturing and/or assembling facilities 5,000,000 (ii) Manufacturing and assembling of other motorized facilities 750,000 (iii) Manufacturing and assembling of non motorized facilities 750,000 (iv) Body building 750,000 (v) Boiler – reservoirs, tanks, and other sheet containers 750,000 (vi) Foundry and forging 300,000 (vii) Manufactures of non-ferrous products eg. Aluminum sheets, copper product 1,500,000 (viii) Iron and steel 1,500,000 (ix) Assembling of other motorized or non motorized facilities 500,000 (x) Iron-sheet profiling 1,000,000 (xi) Metal profiling 1,000,000 (xii) Manufacturing of nails and wire mesh 750,000 (xiii) Aluminum and glass fabrication 500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 14 (19)Electric al and Electro nic Industri es (i) Non lead battery manufacturing 750,000 (ii) Lead acid battery manufacturing 2,000,000 (iii) Electrical and Electronic equipment manufacturing and assembly 500,000 (20)Waste treatme nt and disposal (i) Recovery or recycling plant (off-site) 300,000 (ii) Waste water treatment plant (off-site) 750,000 (iii) Landfill 750,000 (iv) Storage facility (off-site) 750,000 (v) Composting plant 150,000 (vi) Dumpsite 1,500,000 (vii) Marine out fall 750,000 (viii) Cesspit emptying services per permit 300,000 (ix) Sewerage system 750,000 (x) Waste water stabilization ponds 750,000 (21)Water Supply (i) Diversion of normal water flow 300,000 (ii) Water transfers scheme 750,000 (iii) Abstraction and utilization of ground and surface water for bulk supply 750,000 (iv) Water treatment plants 750,000 (22)Laborat ories (stand alone) (i) Chemical, Engineering material and Mineral testing 500,000 (ii) Medical laboratory 300,000 (iii) Other type of laboratory 300,000 (23)Printing Industri es (i) Publishing or printing facilities 500,000 (ii) Photo studios 150,000 (iii) Bill boards 300,000 (24) Service Industri es (i) Dry cleaners and laundries:- 100,000 (ii) Garage registered by Contractors Registration Board: a. Class I 1,000,000 b. Class II 500,000 c. Class III 300,000 (iii) Unregistered garage 100,000 (iv) Car/truck wash 50,000 (v) Truck/Car parking yard 200,000 (25) Health Care facilitie s (i) Hospital 300,000 (ii) Health centers 150,000 (26) Major (i) Major building works 750,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 15 on going constru ctions (ii) Major water works (dam or floods control) 750,000 (iii) Major mining works 4,500,000 (iv) Major civil construction and tunneling works (oil and gas pipeline) 4,500,000 (v) Major power generation plants (gas, hydro, thermal) 3,000,000 (vi) Major sewerage and drainage works 600,000 (27) Narcoti cs ( Cigarette industries 1,750,000 (28) Other undertakings not specified 300,000 4. FEES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STANDARDS A: Main Polluting Activities Categories Amount in TZS 1 Review of compliance plan 5,000,000 2 Permit for emission and discharges Less than 25% above allowable standards 50,000,000 Between 25 and 50% above allowable standards 75,000,000 Greater than 50% above allowable standards 100,000,000 3 Transfer of permit 1,000,000 B. Other polluting activities Category Amount TZS 1 Application fee 50,000 2 Flaring per event 20,000,000 3 Venting per event 20,000,000 4 Incineratio ns: i. Less than one ton 1,250,000 ii. Per ton 2,000,000 iii. Each exceeding ton 200,000 5 Other appropriate methods for hazardous waste disposal 2,000,000 5. FEES FOR OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES Category Amount in TZS 1 Application for license 50,000 2 Import license 500,000 3 Export license 300,000 4 Transfer of permit 100,000 5 Renewal of permit 50,000 6 End user declaration form 10,000 7 Certification of business 100,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 16 6. FEES FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE PERMITS SN Permit Description TZS 1 Application Application fees for each permit (Collection, Storage, Transportation, Operating Treatment/Recovery/Recyclin g/Disposal Facilities, import and export) 50,000 2 Collection: (a) Collection of less than 3 tons per consignment 1,500,000 per year (b) Collection of liquid hazardous waste of less than 600 liters per consignment 1,000,000 per year 3 Transportat ion: (a) Transportation of more than 3 tons per consignment 5,000,000 per year (b) Transportation of liquid hazardous waste more than 600 liters 3,000,000 per year 4 Storage Site Storage of hazardous waste of at least 3 tons or 600 litres and above of liquid hazardous waste 5,000,000 per year 5 Disposal/R ecycling/ Treatment facility Recycling, Reuse, Recovery and Treatment facility 5,000,000 per year 6 Export Export of hazardous waste 3% of the export value or TZS 30,000 per ton per consignment whichever is higher 7 Import Import of hazardous waste (Scrap metals) 7,500 per ton per consignment Note: The permit applicant shall bear the Inspection, supervision or escort charges 7. FEES FOR ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT WASTE PERMITS SN Permit Description TZS Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 17 1 Application Application fees for each permit (Collection, Transportation, Storage, Operating Dismantling/Assembling /Refurbishing/Recycling or Disposal Facility) 50,000 2 Collection: (a) Collection of less than 1 ton per consignment 1,500,000 per year (b) Collection of more than 1 ton per consignment 5,000,000 per year 3 Transportation: (a) Transportation of less than 1 tonper consignment 1,500,000 per year (b) Transportation of more than 1 tonper consignment 5,000,000 per year 4 Storage Storage 5,000,000 per year 5 Operating Facilities Operating Dismantling/Assembling /Refurbishing/Recycling or Disposal Facility) 5,000,000 per year 6 Export Export of e-waste TZS 100,000 per ton 7 Import Import of e-waste TZS 1,000,000 per ton Note: The applicant of a permit shall bear the Inspection, supervision or escort charges 8. FEES FOR HEALTH CARE WASTES S N Permit Description TZS 1 Application Application fees for each permit (Collection, Transportation, Operating Disposal Facility) 50,000 2 Collection Collection 1,500,000 3 Transportation Transportation from generation point to disposal facility 1,500,000 4 Operating Disposal Facility Operating Disposal facility (EIA mandatory) 1,500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 18 Note: The applicant of a permit shall bear the Inspection and supervision charges 9. FEES FOR SOLID WASTE PERMITS Category Amount TZS 1 Application fees 50,000 2 Collection 200,000 3 Transportation 200,000 4 Disposal 200,000 5 Transfer station 200,000 10. FEES FOR BIOSAFETY PERMITS Category Amount TZS 1 Application fees 50,000 2 Contained research 10,000,000 3 Confined field trial 15,000,000 4 Commercial or general release 20,500,000 Environmental Management (Fees and Charges) GN. NO. 1028 (Contd.) 19 11. FEES FOR NOISE PERMITS Percentage (%) of Excess Noise Level Charges TZS/Hour 1 Application fee 50,000 2 1%-50% above the allowable standards 300,000 3 50.1%-75% above the allowable standards 400,000 4 Above 75% above the allowable standards 500,000 12. FEES FOR VIBRATION PERMITS Category Amount TZS Day Night 1 Excessive whole body vibration 2,000,000 4,000,000 2 Excessive hand arm vibration 2,000,000 4,000,000 3 Excessive ground vibration at sensitive sites 2,000,000 4,000,000 4 Excessive Subsonic vibration or Air over 2,000,000 4,000,000 13. OTHER PERMITS Category Amount TZS 1 Large scale livestock movements 500,000 2 New breeds of crops (trial farms) 300,000 3 Introduction of new breeds of livestock 500,000 4 New or alien species 500,000 5 New tree species and development of forest plantation 200,000 6 Selective removal of single tree species 100,000 7 Afforestation and reforestation for carbon sequestration 200,000 8 Introduction of new species in water bodies 300,000 Dodoma, GEORGE B. SIMBACHAWENE 17th December, 2019 Minister of State, Vice President’s Office Union Affairs and Environment