Company B wants to establish/propose to develop a residential area on a 2-hectare area, next to the existing residential area. They proposed to develop industrial facilities on a 5-hectare. Which website and environmental authorization form to use in the

To apply for environmental authorization for the development project proposed by Company B, the specific website and forms can vary based on the country or region where the project is located. Below is a generalized guide based on common practices; please verify with local authorities for precise requirements.

### Step 1: Identify the Relevant Environmental Authority 

1. **Check Local Government Websites:** 
   - Visit the official website of the local or regional government or environmental agency. For instance, in the United States, this might be the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or specific state environmental agencies.
   - If this is in another country, refer to the equivalent environmental authority.

2. **Search for Environmental Permitting Section:** 
   - Look for sections regarding environmental assessments, permits, or licensing for development projects.

### Step 2: Find the Correct Authorization Form 

1. **Locate the Application Forms:** 
   - There is typically a dedicated section for “Permit Applications” or “Environmental Authorizations.”
   - You may look for specific forms required for residential and industrial developments.

2. **Download or Access Online Forms:** 
   - Many agencies provide downloadable forms or online submission portals. Ensure that you have the latest version of the necessary forms.

### Step 3: Filling Out the Environmental Authorization Form

1. **Basic Information:** 
   - Project Title, Company Name, Address, Contact Information.
   - Brief description of the project (residential area and industrial facilities).

2. **Project Description:**
   - Details about the residential development (number of units, type of residential units, amenities).
   - Description of the industrial facilities (type of industry, size, infrastructure requirements).

3. **Site Details:**
   - Location: geographical coordinates, adjacent areas, proximity to existing infrastructure.
   - Size of the area (2 hectares for residential, 5 hectares for industrial).

4. **Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA):**
   - Indicate whether an EIA has already been conducted or if one will be required.
   - Summarize potential environmental effects and mitigation measures.

5. **Community Engagement:**
   - Information on community consultations or public meetings to discuss the project with residents.

6. **Submit Supporting Documents:**
   - Attach required documentation such as maps, assessment studies, engineering reports, and documentation of community engagement.

7. **Signature and Certification:**
   - Ensure the form is signed by the authorized representative of Company B, certifying that all information is accurate.

### Step 4: Submit the Application

- Follow the instructions provided by the environmental authority for submission (online or in person).
- Pay any applicable fees associated with the application.

### Notes: 

- It’s crucial to consult with an environmental lawyer or expert during this process to ensure compliance with all legal requirements.
- Stay proactive about any public comments or hearings as part of the permit process.

### Conclusion

For accurate and location-specific guidance, please reach out directly to local environmental authorities or consult legal experts in environmental law.