(1) A plan submitted for approval under regulation 4(2) must —
(a) be submitted in duplicate and be drawn to scale, of the whole of the premises in which the offensive or hazardous trade is to be carried on;
(b) so far as the same may be applicable, contain particulars of —
(i) the space allocated to the preparation, processing and storage of materials,
(ii) the space allocated to the storage of finished articles,
(iii) the sanitary fitments and drainage works,
(iv) the passageways and open spaces,
(v) the means of entry, exit and internal communication,
(vi) the means of ventilation,
(vii) the siting of substantial fittings, equipment and machinery,
(viii) the means of storage and disposal of refuse,
(ix) the type of finish to each wall and floor,
(x) the means of control or disposal of noxious or injurious vapours, dust or effluents which is discharged in the carrying on of the offensive or hazardous trade or of waste or refuse arising from the offensive or hazardous trade, and
(xi) the water supply; and
(c) be accompanied by a statement in writing declaring —
(i) the means whereby it is intended to control or dispose of noxious or injurious vapours, dust or effluents which are discharged in the carrying on of the offensive or hazardous trade or of waste or refuse arising therefrom; and
(ii) where the premises at which the offensive or hazardous trade is to be carried on comprise part of a building which has more than one storey, which storey or storeys will be used.
(3) If a plan is approved by the Board, one copy of the plan must be returned to the applicant and the other copy shall be retained by the Board.