Applications from emission monitoring stations

Where to sort this out:
Příbram Town Hall, Transport Authority, Gen. R. Tesaříka 19, 261 01 Příbram I, Vehicle Registration Department, ground floor, on the left, office no. 119.

Other necessary documents, information, etc.:
Section 64 of Act No. 56/2001 Coll., on the conditions for the operation of vehicles on public roads.

Application for authorisation to operate an emissions testing station

(1) An application for authorisation to operate an emissions testing station submitted to the municipal authority with extended powers must include

: a) the business name, registered office and identification number, if the applicant is a legal person; or the first name, surname, business name (if the applicant is a sole trader), personal identification number, place of permanent residence and identification number (if assigned), if the applicant is a natural person;

b) the type of emissions testing station,

(c) the makes (trade names specified by the manufacturer) and types of vehicles on which emissions measurements will be carried out,

(d) the location where the emissions testing station will be operated,

(e) the expected date of commencement of operations.

(2) The applicant shall attach
the following to the application: a) a description of the premises, access roads and car park;

b) a list of the technical equipment of the emissions testing station;

c) a favourable opinion from the planning authority within whose jurisdiction the emissions testing station is to be established, regarding the intention to operate the emissions testing station from the perspective of the local plan and environmental protection, or any other public interest,

d) an opinion from the public health service,

e) proof of authorisation from the vehicle manufacturer or the manufacturer of a vehicle system affecting the production of harmful emissions in the vehicle’s exhaust gases to establish a specialised repair workshop.

Procedure:
A written application addressed to the Transport Authority is registered and, following a check to ensure it is complete and a review, a decision is made on the matter in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Code.

Time limit for processing:
Within 30 days; in particularly complex cases, within 60 days.

Who is authorised to submit an application, notification, etc.:
The applicant must be a legal entity or its authorised representative, or a natural person with legal capacity and entitled to rights and obligations.

Form and where to obtain it:
The application is to be written in free form.

Legislation governing the procedure:
Act No. 56/2001 Coll., on the conditions for the operation of vehicles on public roads.
Decree No. 302/2001 Coll., on technical inspections and emissions testing.

Requirements for the application
:- the
applicant’s identification details- the type of emissions testing station-
the make and models of vehicles to be tested for emissions-
the location where the station will be operated-
the date of commencement of operations

Administrative (or other) fee:
Issuance of a certificate for the operation of an emissions testing station: 300 CZK.
Amendments to the certificate for the operation of an emissions testing station: 200 CZK.

Remedies:
Appeal to the Regional Authority of the Central Bohemian Region via the Transport Authority of the Příbram Municipal Authority. The appeal must be lodged within 15 days of the date of receipt of the decision.

Relevant legislation:
Act No. 500/2004 Coll., the Code of Administrative Procedure.
Act No. 634/2004 Coll., on Administrative Fees.

Where to obtain further information:
tel. 318 402 511

Responsible for the accuracy of these instructions:
Bc. Andrea Sabotová – Head of the Vehicle Registration Department