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French LUP Experience. CCA September 2012. Seminar –September 2012. 1. In the past. 2. Explosives storage explosion in Paris, 1794. Beginning of the French regulation on major accidents More than 1 000 fatalities
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French LUP Experience CCA September 2012 Seminar –September 2012 1
Explosives storage explosion in Paris, 1794 Beginning of the French regulation on major accidents More than 1 000 fatalities Parliament report: « there should be appropriate safety distances between dangerous factories and houses » 3
Deterministic approach in the 80’s - 90’s Six reference scenarios for all Seveso establishments Simple mapping to prevent new buildings in the vicinity 4
Deterministic approach in the 80’s - 90’s Six reference scenarios 5
And then came Toulouse September 21th 2011: accident AZF LUP revised around all upper tier Seveso establishments (PPRT) 6
Policy built on Safety report conclusions Permit to operate Risk reduction Safety report Land use planning Emergency plans Public information All « Seveso » policies based on safety report 8
Only selected scenarios for LUP Ein 1 EM EI Ph D AND EM Ein 2 ERS Ein 3 EI Ph D OR Ein 4 ERC OR Ein 5 EM EI Ph D AND EM EC 6 ERS Ein 7 EM EI Ph D OR EM EIn 8 Prevention Protection Protection barriers Failure tree Events tree • Key point 1: not all scenarios relevant for LUP • Probability possible cut-off values in Europe: 10-6, 10-7, 10-8 • France: probability cut-off value + protection barrier criteria to be met 9
Only selected scenarios for LUP Key point 2: probabilistic – deterministic approaches not so different 10
Appropriate safety distances Key point 3: people in the vicinity expect a link between safety distances and quantity of dangerous substances on site 11
Appropriate safety distances Key point 3: people in the vicinity expect a link bewteen safety distances and quantity of dangerous substances on site 12
Appropriate safety distances Key point 4: a strong safety investment shall have an impact on the land use policy 13
Mapping – setting rules Key point 5: land use rules shall be more stringent if the accident has a higher possibility to happen Key point 6: on one map, there can be only one colour on one building 14
Appropriate LUP Key point 7: land use rules shall be less stringent if public concerned can be moved to a safe place before the accident happens External Emergency Plan and Land-Use Planning shall be considered as connected tools 15
Towards reducing the size of the public concerned Main difference between French approach and many European approaches « one-shot » policy after the Toulouse accident only for upper-tier Seveso establishments Expropriation or relinquishment in higher risk areas ► Funding: agreement between the Government, the operator and the local authorities Population protection improvements through consolidation of buildings and infrastructures ► Funding: buildings and infrastructures owners (< 10 % of the market value) 17
Towards reducing the size of the public concerned • Same mapping tool as for land use planning • meetings including : State representatives, mayors / authorities, NGOs, operator, labour unions • at the end, the State representatives make decisions 18