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Public Notice NPA N. 004 Petroleum Product Retail Outlet Construction Permit

Once the zoning status is confirmed by the Town and Country Planning, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) then acts on further information provided by the proponent and proceeds to conduct other investigations to confirm that the activity will not adversely affect the environment, public health and safety. Prior to the issue of an environmental permit, the following documentation, among others, are required by the EPA:  
 
i.        A duly completed and signed environmental assessment form (EA 1) by the proponent. 
ii.        A Fire report from the Ghana National Fire Service. 
iii.        Confirmation of the zoning status of site from the Metropolitan/Municipal/ District Authorities of the Town and Country Planning Department, indicating the compatibility of the intended activity with the land use. iv. No objection letters from the utility companies (GWCL, ECG, VRA etc.) as well as the Ghana Highway Authority, wherever applicable.  
Additionally, where necessary, the EPA consults the neighbours of a particular area to seek their views about a proposed project before the grant and issue of EPA permits. This is done through Public Hearings. 
 
On receipt of all the information as stipulated in paragraph B above, the Authority proceeds to conduct an on-the-spot physical inspection of sites being proposed for petroleum product retail outlets. The purpose of the inspection is to ascertain whether the facility, when constructed and operated, will not pose undue threat to public health and safety. A Construction Permit may be granted and issued to a proponent depending on the report of the Authority’s inspectors as well as the proponent having met and satisfied all the documentation requirements as stated in paragraph B. 
 

Subject : Requirements and Permits (Petroleum)  

Procedure to Follow


To Apply for Drivers Instructor License
  1. The applicant should contact the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority Head Office.
  2. Applicant has to approach the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority Head Office in Ghana and the, the applicant can get their application form.
  3. Applicant has to enter all the information in the application form.
  4. Applicant must make sure to carry all the necessary documents that are mentioned under “Required Documents” section of this page. (Both photocopies and originals)
  5. Submit the completed form together with all the required documents to the Accreditation Committee.
  6. After evaluation of his/her application, the applicant will receive a PAY ORDER SLIP from the secretariat for payment of Written Examination. The applicant needs to pay the written exam fee one week before the actual exam.
  7. Proceed to the cashier for payment of the examination fee. A fee has to be paid as per as authority’s request.
  8. Submit a copy of Official Receipt to the Secretariat and get a schedule for written examination.
  9. On the day of the applicant’s schedule, go to LTO Central/Regional Office and take the written examination.
  10. Result of the exam will be released within 15 working days. Those who passed the exam will receive notice of examination result.
  11. The applicant will then be issued a PAY ORDER SLIP for payment of Accreditation.
  12. Go to the cashier and pay the accreditation fee.
  13. Submit a copy of Official Receipt to the Secretariat.
  14. After checking the Official Receipt, the Certificate of Accreditation will be issued to the applicant.
  15. The processing time for this procedure is 5 days.

PROCEDURE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF DRIVERS LICENCE

The procedure is as follows:
  1. Applicant approaches a DVLA certified Driving School for registration unto the training platform.
  2. Applicant is presented to the DVLA office and issued the learner permit as well as other learning materials that could help them prepare adequately for the computer-based theory test.
  3. While undergoing the compulsory 48-hour driver training, the driving school shall assist applicants to register for the computer-based theory test.
  4. Applicants who pass the computer-based theory test will then proceed to take the practical driving test (in-traffic test).
  5. Applicants who pass the in-traffic test are then issued a temporary driver’s licence for three months.
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Responsible Institution


National Petroleum Authority

No.6 George Walker Bush Highway Adjacent Petroleum Commission Dzorwulu, Accra

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