Abstraction from inland waters between 10 m³ to 50 m³ per day
This activity applies to the abstraction of water from inland water, where the total daily volume is more than or equal to 10 cubic metres (m³) but is less than or equal to 50 cubic metres (m³).
Authorisation level
Registration
Fit and Proper Person tests
Fit and Proper Person tests apply to this activity. You will be asked in your application if you have any relevant convictions held by you or any other relevant person.
Read more about Fit and Proper Person tests
Fees and charges
An application fee applies to the application of a new authorisation for this activity.
Read our charging information for further information on application and annual activity fees.
Information on the application fees to transfer, vary or surrender a registration that authorises this activity, is in our charging information.
Standard conditions
Your registration application will only be granted if you can confirm you are able to comply with the standard conditions set out below.
If you carry out an activity under a registration authorisation you must comply with the standard conditions. It is an offence if you do not comply with the conditions.
SEPA will not authorise this activity if it poses an unacceptable risk to the environment.
There must be a means of demonstrating the total daily volume of water abstracted.
The equipment used for the abstraction must be maintained so that it is fully functioning.
Any groundwater abstraction must not have a significant impact on any other groundwater abstraction.
Any surface water abstraction and equipment used for the abstraction must not cause harm to fish.
How to apply
In this section you can find out how to apply for a new authorisation and how to apply for a variation, transfer and surrender of an existing authorisation.
New applications
You can apply for a new registration for this activity using our digital application service.
Step 1: Download your activity form
You will need to download and complete the following activity form. The completed form will be submitted as part of your application:
Step 3: Submit using our digital application service
You can submit your completed application using our digital application service.
Make an application for a new authorisation