Decree of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic No. 13 / 1978 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic on the categorisation of forests, farming methods and forest economic planning
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13
DECLARATION
Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic
of 19 January 1978
on the categorisation of forests, farming practices and forest economic planning
The Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic provides pursuant to § 23 paragraph 5 of Act No. 61 / 1977 Coll., on Forests, and § 5 paragraph 1 and § 7 paragraph 3 of the Act of the Czech National Council No. 96 / 1977 Coll., on Forestry Management and Government Administration of Forestry:
WOODS CATEGORIES
Protective and special purpose forests
(1) The following shall be declared as protective forests:
(a) forests in particularly unfavourable habitats such as rubble, ravine, ridges and sides with continuously exiting matte rock, unreinforced gravel deposits and deep peatlands;
(b) high mountain forests below the upper limit of tree vegetation, which perform the function of protecting the forests below laid down, the forests on exposed mountain ridges under strong climatic influence and the forests to reduce the risk of avalanche formation;
(c) forests in the cosodomine zone;
(d) the forests needed to ensure soil protection.
(2) As a general rule, the following shall be declared for special purpose forests:
(a) forests in the protection zones of water resources as regards zones I (1)
(b) forests in the protection zones of natural medical resources and sources of natural mineral waters of table water, (2) spa forests and forests around the facility for preventive care;
(c) forests in recognised branches and separate pheasants, 3)
(d) designated forest areas of national parks and protected landscapes and other areas protected under State conservation rules, (4) requiring a different management method;
(e) forests affected by exhalation require a different farming method;
(f) forests intended for forestry research;
(g) forests in which other important needs of society require a different management method.
Forests
Economic forests are all forests which have not been declared protective or special destination forests.
THE ECONOMIC SHIFT OF THE LESS
ECONOMIC METHOD AND ITS FORMS
Economic shape of the forest
(1) The basic economic shape of the forest is high. Even low forests with a sufficient number of quality trees are included in the high forest.
(2) Low forests and medium forests are gradually converted into the economic shape of high forests. Forests of conservation and special destination may have the economic shape of a low and economic shape of a medium forest, provided that their functions are fulfilled.
(3) In low forests whose species composition, quality, genetic value and habitat conditions allow natural recovery, the transfer shall be carried out using it and, in other cases, the transfer shall be carried out by bare mowing.
Economic method and its forms
(1) In forests, according to natural and other conditions, the economic and exceptional economic means of collection shall be used.
(2) The economic mode of grazing takes the form of a bald, holo-edged, large-scale, undersized, small-scale and undersized large-scale; the economic means of selection shall take the form of tree and group.
(3) In the form of a bald, small-scale and undersized small-scale mower, the width of the mower shall be not more than twice the average height of the replanted forest mower, the width of the mower shall be the maximum average height of the replanted forest mower, the maximum area of the mower shall be 3 ha, 5) in the form of a shaving mower, the size of the mower above 3 ha shall be allowed only in the areas of the disabled, in the areas on sandy soils of the pine areas, oak, clover and willow, and in transfers and in conversion, their size shall not exceed the area 5 ha.5)
Determination of economic practices and their forms
The economic methods and their forms for economic and protective forests shall be determined according to the individual economic files in the Annex; in the forests of special destination, the economic methods and their forms for the economic files shall be determined mutatis mutandis, taking into account their specific mission.
FOREIGN ECONOMIC PLAN
Tasks of forest economic planning
The task of forest economic planning is to adjust forest management in order to ensure spatial and temporal adjustment of forests, to ensure both production and other forest functions, while creating assumptions for rationalising forest management, and to provide reliable documentation for management of forest management within the national economy as well as for operational and targeted forest management and evaluation.
Area treatment of forests
(1) Forests are subdivided into forestry economic units which are generally of a long-term nature and for which a forest economic plan is drawn up. For forest economic planning, forest economic units are divided into economic sets and spatial distribution units.
(2) Economic files are basic systematic units for framework planning, through which economic methods and their forms are applied.
(3) The departments are the highest units of the spatial distribution of forests in the forestry unit and serve for orientation in forest management.
(4) The basic unit of the spatial distribution and management of forests is the forest crop (hereinafter referred to as "the crop '). The crop is a defined part of a compartment of usually more than 3 ha. Grown-up management monitors the gradual integration of their composition and the increased stability of their borders. They are units for which forest economic planning provides for economic measures. The growing groups, which are present in the crops, are of a temporary nature and are used to establish in detail the current state of the forests and to derive economic measures in the crops.
(5) The forest user is obliged to mark the boundaries of separation and vegetation.
Timing of forests
(1) The period of payment as a framework production period for crops is determined with a view to ensuring the production of timber in both quantity and quality, the fulfilment and improvement of other forest functions and the economy of the operation.
(2) The length of the toll period is dealt with in the economic files within the given range (Annex).
(3) The renewal period shall be determined by the number of years from the beginning of the recovery of the crop until its completion. It varies according to the economic files (Annex) with regard to the economic method and its form, the economic shape of the forest and the target structure of the subsequent crop.
Detection of forest status
(1) The detection of forest status includes:
(a) identification of the areas of the forest division units;
(b) identification of the crop characteristics, in particular forest and field type;
(c) testing of taxing quantities - age, linkage, representation of trees, their height, bonites and their thickness;
(d) the determination of the genetic classification;
(e) the identification of the crop stock of wood (hereinafter referred to as "the crop stock") (Section 10);
(f) deriving gains (Section 10).
(2) The land records are based on the land records and any differences between the land records and the real estate records must be subsequently removed. The area data shall be reported to an accuracy of 0,01 ha. In the case of ETA crops, the area shall be estimated in the case of the lower ethique and the area shall be derived in the case of the upper ethique in view of the size of the crop stock.
(3) As a general rule, the results of the special investigations shall be used to determine the forest and terrain type.
(4) The age of the crops or of the crops groups is derived from the current forest economic plans and forest economic records. In the event of a dispute, it shall be checked on corkscrews. For seedlings, the age of seedlings shall not be taken into account. For non-identical crops where the boundaries of age-different crops cannot be determined, the mean age shall be determined.
(5) The gradient shall be derived as the ratio of the reduced area to the actual area; However, the reduced area is the sum of the reduced areas for all trees resulting from the ratio of the crop stock (or round areas) actual to the crop stock (or round area) of the table. In crops where the crop stock has not been detected by direct measurement, census is estimated.
(6) The representation of trees in crops (crop groups), expressed as a percentage of area, is determined by:
(a) on crops where the crop stock has been identified by direct measurement, as the ratio of the actual area of the main trees;
(b) in other crops, an estimate.
(7) The height and the calculated thickness (at 1.30 m above the ground) are collected for the different main trees in the crops.
(8) The bonus grade indicates the production capacity of the timber at the site. It shall be determined for each forest wood according to valid growth tables.
(9) The genetic classification shall be based on an assessment of the phenotype of individual trees in physically mature crops.
Obstetrics and increases
(1) The methods for detecting crop stocks shall be differentiated according to the forest categories, the economic shape of the forest, the economic method, the state of the crops, the accuracy and the economy required. They are detected in m3 without bark (on-button). By-catches are fully monitored for crop stocks in the high economic forest in parts where recovery is considered. Statistical representative methods shall be applied to the last two years of age and to the older ones, unless they prescribe recovery. The intensity and scope of the selection of the test areas shall correspond to the degree of thickness of the crops (groups) in order to achieve the required accuracy. In other crops, the crop stocks shall be collected by statistical methods or by means of growth tables on the basis of the area, the representation of timber, age, bonite grade and linkage. For full-time averaging, the crop stocks shall be collected with an accuracy of ± 5%, with statistical representative methods with an accuracy of ± 10%. The calculation shall be made using mass tables or uniform mass curves.
(2) In the low forest, the crop stock is derived from the results of previous extractions or from growth tables.
(3) In forest protection, the crop stocks are collected using growth tables.
(4) The crop stocks are collected in the special destination forests in the same way as in the farm forests.
(5) In the high forest of the economic and economic nature of the crop stocks shall be ascertained on average to the full.
(6) For all economic sets, the following are collected: average toll increment (PMP), total average increment (CPP), total normal increment (CBP).
(7) The average toll increase and the total average increase are collected for the economic population as a whole by means of growth tables based on area, forest representation, their average creditworthiness and linkages. The total normal increment shall be calculated by age.
Derivatives and determination of the mining amount
(1) In forests, the extraction of wood material to the extent and to the extent specified by forest economic plans is permitted. In determining the level of the extractions, it shall be applied as a primary extended reproduction, as a secondary extractive equilibrium; In particular, the other functions of the forest must be ensured in the forest of conservation and special destination when determining the level of mining.
(2) The amount of the extractions is derived for economic sets, where less significant files are grouped together or assigned to economic files with similar conditions.
(3) The total production consists of recovery (tolls) and education (pre-tolls). Only total mining is provided for in forests with an economically selective nature. The mining data shall be reported in m3 without bark at pl (after processing).
(4) The amount of recovery for economic sets shall be derived in terms of extended reproduction at age levels by the following percentages:
| Počet desetiletí, o něž je věkový stupeň vzdálen od obmýtní doby | Obnovní doba (roky) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | |
| –4 | – | – | – | – | 2 |
| –3 | – | – | 4 | 12 | 18 |
| –2 | 12 | 25 | 30 | 29 | 25 |
| –1 | 86 | 67 | 50 | 40 | 33 |
| +1 | 100 | 100 | 88 | 67 | 50 |
| +2 | – | – | 100 | 100 | 88 |
| +3 | – | – | – | – | 100 |
(5) In order to ensure the balance of production, the amount of recovery operations derived for the three subsequent decades referred to in paragraph 4 shall be balanced in each category of forest in such a way as to achieve an even development of both the extraction and the composition of the age stages; Compare it to the area of normal passage and the average toll increase.
(6) If the amount of the renewal of the mining activities referred to in paragraph 5 in the forests of the economy deviates by more than ± 5% from the amount of the renewal of the mining activities derived from the mining percentage, approval of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic shall be required.
(7) In the forest of conservation and in the woods of special destination, the amount of recovery shall be derived in a similar manner to those of the economic forest and shall be compared with the amount of extraction necessary to ensure the functional mission of the forests. If this amount of renewal extractions deviates by more than - 10% from the amount of recovery extractions derived from the mining percentage, approval of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic is required.
(8) The amount of the nurseries shall be derived as the sum of the yields planned for each crop. In order to derive the volume of educational production in each crop of the following trees, the prowess intensity (mining percentage) shall be used, determined according to age and census:
| Dřevina | Zakmenění | Věk (roky) | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 100 | ||
| Smrk pro | 1,0 | 30 | 23 | 20 | 19 | 17 | 16 | 15 | 14 |
| 0,9 | 23 | 16 | 13 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 6 | 5 | |
| 0,8 | 18 | 10 | 6 | 3 | 1 | – | – | – | |
| 0,7 | 10 | 4 | – | – | – | – | – | – | |
| Smrk pro | 1,0 | 26 | 20 | 17 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 11 | 10 |
| 0,9 | 20 | 13 | 10 | 7 | 5 | 5 | 2 | – | |
| 0,8 | 13 | 7 | 3 | – | – | – | – | – | |
| 0,7 | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | |
| Jedle | 1,0 | 38 | 31 | 24 | 18 | 15 | 12 | 10 | 8 |
| 0,9 | 32 | 24 | 17 | 12 | 9 | 6 | 4 | 2 | |
| 0,8 | 26 | 18 | 11 | 6 | 3 | – | – | – | |
| 0,7 | 19 | 12 | 6 | 1 | – | – | – | – | |
| Borovice | 1,0 | 22 | 16 | 13 | 10 | 8 | 7 | 5 | 5 |
| 0,9 | 15 | 11 | 8 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | |
| 0,8 | 8 | 5 | 3 | 1 | – | – | – | – | |
| 0,7 | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | |
| Dub | 1,0 | 14 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 8 | 7 | 7 | 6 |
| 0,9 | 11 | 9 | 7 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| 0,8 | 8 | 5 | 3 | 1 | – | – | – | – | |
| 0,7 | 4 | 2 | – | – | – | – | – | – | |
| Buk | 1,0 | 32 | 27 | 23 | 19 | 16 | 14 | 12 | 11 |
| 0,9 | 23 | 19 | 17 | 14 | 11 | 9 | 7 | 5 | |
| 0,8 | 15 | 13 | 11 | 9 | 7 | 4 | 2 | – | |
| 0,7 | 9 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 1 | – | – | |
The mining percentage does not contain the extraction mass when the crops are divided.
(9) The total mining amount is rounded to ± 0,5%.
(10) When approving forest economic plans, the amount of the extractions shall be determined on the basis of the sum of the extractions derived pursuant to the preceding paragraphs for each forest category of each forestry operator.
Development of forest economic plans
(1) Forest economic plans shall be drawn up by delegated organisations.6) State organisations of forestry managed by the Ministry of Forestry and Water of the Czech Socialist Republic and the Federal Ministry of National Defence and users of forests with limited scope of professional administration are obliged to cooperate in the development of forest economic plans.
(2) Forest status data and framework and detailed planning data are the responsibility of the organisations responsible for the development of forest plans, and forest users are responsible for implementing the planned measures.
Content and breakdown of forest economic plan
The forestry economic plan shall be divided into the general part, including numerical and graphic surveys, an economic book and forest maps.
Framework planning for economic files in the general part of the forestry plan
(1) Framework planning proposes ways of future forest management based on the needs of society, expressed in the long-term prospects of sector development, economic files and established forest status; the development needs of forest areas shall be taken into account. Framework planning proposes the economic shape of the forest, the economic form and its form, the period of clearance, the time of renewal and the target composition, the means of recovery, education and the amount of mining. Depending on the growth conditions, meliorations are also addressed.
(2) Special enquiries shall be carried out on the natural, social, technical and economic conditions of the forestry economic unit for the purposes of framework planning, where appropriate.
General part of the forest economic plan
(1) The general part of the forestry plan contains an overview of the natural and economic situation, an evaluation of the current management, including an overview of its results over the last decade, an analysis of the current state of the forest, objectives and management tasks, developed by economic files, and a technical report.
(2) Numerical and graphical summaries express the most important information on the forestry unit, usually broken down into lower organisational units (climbs) and by forest category. These summaries include: information on the composition and state of forests, in particular on the representation of age levels and trees, on the incorporation, bonites, crop stocks and increases, the level of recovery and rearing in area and mass by tree, the recovery tasks by wood and area, the tasks of trimmings. The lists of tasks shall be drawn up in such a way as to provide the most important data for the preparation of production, including the thickness of the wood intended for extraction, indicating the proportion of timber used and, of which, in particular, the quality range. The figures include calculations of expected development of forest mining possibilities. The lists will be compiled for the following forest trees: spruce, fir, including huge and douglasses, pine trees including black pine and oilseeds, larch, brassica, other coniferous, oak including red oak, oak cer, beech, habr, maple, ash, acate, birch, alder, linden, topolies, including seeds, topolas, willows, other leafy.
(3) The total production is determined on the basis of whether the forests are used by state forest organisations, the forests used by uniform agricultural cooperatives and the forests used by citizens (hereinafter referred to as "the type of use").
(4) The tasks and indicators of the forestry plan, which are monitored by the national economic plan, are also to be processed for the period of the whole of the five-year-period of the national economic years in which the forestry plan is in force, and for each year of those five-year periods.
Detailed planning for crops in the economic book
Detailed planning is based on framework planning and specifies them for individual crops. It proposes, for the period of validity of the forest economic plan, the level of recovery and educational extraction (in volume by forest wood and area total), including pruning, forest restoration tasks, other data and indicators, including the provision of spatial order or other economic measures under local conditions. The volume of extractions shall be reported in whole m3 after processing without bark, the area with an accuracy of 0,01 ha.
Economic book
(1) The Economic Paper contains natural, economic and technical conditions for the basic units of the spatial distribution of forests (crops), the findings on the composition and state of forests and the economic measures plan.
(2) The characteristics of the crop are given in numerical indications (identification of separation and of the crop, type of use, forest category, economic group, field type) and verbal characteristics which cannot be expressed in numerical indication.
(3) The survey on the composition and condition of forests is compiled for individual crops, or also for age levels or growing groups, and indicates the area, the tax quantities tested, the crop stock and the genetic classification.
(4) The plan of economic measures shall be drawn up for each crop, or also for the age levels or the growing groups. It shall indicate in particular the amount of recovery and upkeep in the area and in the mass by wood, forest and area afforestation and pruning tasks.
(5) For users' forests where the scope of professional administration has been limited, extracts from the economic book shall be drawn up.
Forest maps
(1) Forest maps are an organizational map, a outline map and an operational and technological map, or other maps, which need to be based on the specificities of the forestry economic unit.
(2) An organizational map of 1: 25 000 or 1: 50 000 gives an overview of the location of all forests of the forestry sector, organisational breakdown, semi-educational and educational situation.
(3) The 1: 10 000 contour map is drawn up for individual climates and contains a detailed diagram of the spatial distribution of forests, areas without forests and other areas, provided that they are part of the forestry fund, the transport network, the altimeter, the watercourses and the plan of a semi-emergency situation outside the forest, where it is important for forestry.
(4) The size map shall show in colour the age range and the boundaries of the forest categories. Furthermore, this map contains a sketch of the boundaries of sets of forest types and the type of use.
(5) The operational-technological map contains, in particular, an outline of the detailed planning tasks, the classification of the forest transport network and the boundaries of field types. Mining tasks shall be differentiated according to the type of mining, method and procedure of recovery and the urgency of mining.
Consultation of forest economic plans proposals
(1) Following the detection of the necessary data, or following special enquiries, the responsible organisation6) will submit a preliminary report to the competent authority of the forestry administration on the proposal for a forestry plan.
(2) Following the submission of the preliminary report, the forestry authority shall carry out a basic investigation involving representatives of the organisation responsible for drawing up forest plans, the state organisation of the forestry sector and other relevant public authorities and organisations; a draft forestry economic plan shall be drawn up on the basis of the conclusions of the investigation carried out.
(3) In the final investigation, the draft forestry plan will be examined by the State Administration of Forestry. The same authorities and organisations as in the basic investigation will participate in the final investigation. A final report shall be drawn up on the conduct of the final investigation.
Approval of the forest economic plan and authorisation of its amendments
(1) The Authority will decide on the approval of the forest economic plan no later than one month after processing the modifications within the meaning of the Final Protocol.
(2) If, during the course of the period of validity of the forestry economic plan, there is a change in the mission of the forestry operator or a substantial part of it, unforeseen damage due to natural effects or other serious circumstances, the early development of the forestry plan or a change of some of its parts may take place at the request of the forestry authority or at the initiative of the forestry authority. Paragraph 19 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the early development of the forestry plan.
Indicators and data of forest economic plans
(1) The binding indicators of the forestry economic plan are the level of mining and the recovery and education tasks for each category of forest. The amount of mining intended for the forest category (Section 11 (10)) is not exceeded. A binding indication of the forestry economic plan is the economic method laid down for the economic package.
(2) Indicative figures are the economic shape of the forest, the form of the economic method, the location, procedure and urgency of the mining, the method of transfers and transformations, the manner of melioration of forest land, the planned species composition and the spatial layout of the crops. Indicative indicators are the extent of forest land meliorations and the level of extraction in each crop.
(3) The other indicators of the forestry economic plan are indicative.
(4) Extraction carried out on individual crops may deviate by ± 10% from that determined in accordance with paragraph 2. In the case of accidental extractions, intentional logging shall be carried out on crops with a higher urgency of extraction.
Forest economic records
(1) For the control and other purposes of forest economic planning, the results of the management under forest economic plans shall be recorded in forest economic records according to the basic units of spatial distribution of forests (crops) and the different years of validity of the forest economic plan.
(2) The object of forest economic records is the deliberate extraction of renewal and educational extraction, including pruning, accidental mining of tolls and pre-tolls and extraordinary mining. Intentional extraction of renewal and random toll mining shall be indicated on a production area equal to the resulting afforestation obligation. Intentional farming shall be indicated in the handling area, the area shall not be indicated for random pre-mining. In the case of extraordinary mining, the area actually deforested is recorded. All volume data of the mining amount shall be reported in whole m3 without bark after processing, according to forest trees. In the case of intentional extractions, the line between mining is the educational and restoration start of the renewal period, in the case of accidental extractions is the mining of tolls, after which afforestation is required, regardless of the age of the crop, and the cultivation of crops exceeding the start of the renewal period. The distinction between recovery and education in one crop at the same time shall be permitted only if the areas concerned can be clearly distinguished from each other.
(3) In addition, forest economic records shall monitor the restocking carried out, broken down into first and repeated afforestation. The wooded area by forest trees shall be recorded.
(4) The gradual implementation of the forest economic plan tasks shall be monitored by the graphical record on the operational and / or outline map.
(5) From forest economic record data, sets shall be drawn up annually broken down by organisational units, types of use and forest categories.
Control of implementation of forest economic plans
(1) The authorities of the State Administration of Forestry Authorising Forest Economic Plans, normally control the implementation of forest economic plans and the management of forest economic records.
(2) In addition, these authorities, with the participation of an organisation responsible for the development of forestry plans and forestry organisations, carry out systematic checks on the implementation of forest plans, as a rule twice over their period of validity. These verifications shall at the same time assess how forest economic plans are proven.
(3) The systematic examination of forest economic plans shall be carried out by monitoring compliance with their mandatory and indicative indicators and data and by evaluating the development of forest status; the relevant documents shall be drawn up by the designated organisation. 6)
Comprehensive forest economic plans
(1) The Comprehensive Forest Economic Plan of the Czech Socialist Republic serves as a basis for developing a long-term outlook for the development of the forestry economy and other national economic sectors and to guide major decisions on forest management and to obtain an overview of forest status.
(2) For forest areas, the comprehensive forest economic plans shall set out the guidelines and objectives for forest management, taking into account their natural and economic conditions and the social interests of these areas.
(3) Comprehensive forest economic plans are based on forest economic plans data. Paragraph 15 (4) also applies to the comprehensive forest economic plans.
(4) The summary forest economic plans shall include, in particular, summaries of the use and categories of forests, the natural and economic conditions, the species and age composition of forests, the size of the crops, the amount of extractions, the prospects for extraction and the planned tasks.
PROVISIONS COMMON AND FINAL
The forestry economic plans drawn up before the date of application of this decree shall be adapted in accordance with the specific guidelines of the Ministry of Forestry and Water of the Czech Socialist Republic no later than one year after the date of application of this decree.
Exceptions to the provisions of Sections 7, 18 to 20 and 22 are permitted by the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic in justified cases.
They shall be deleted:
1. The Directive on the economic treatment of forests of 18 November 1961 No 52 / 49 441 / 1961 (Collection of Guidelines of State Forests 1961, Article 71 - registered at 11 / 1962 Coll.), as amended by the Directives of 17 December 1971 No 12 835 / I / ORLH / 71 (Bulletin MLVH ČSR 1971, No 15 - registered at 4 / 1972 Úv.).
2. Guidelines for the schedule, labelling, taxing and assortment of the Mining Fund (Collection of Guidelines of the State Forests 1963, Articles 61, 1964, Art 68 - registered in the amount of 47 / 1967 Coll.).
3. Guidelines for the security and registration of research areas (Collection of Guidelines of State Forests 1961, Article 24 - registered in the amount 47 / 1967 Coll.).
Efficacy
This Decree shall take effect on 1 February 1978.
Minister:
Ing.
Annex to Decree No. 13 / 1978 Coll.
Economic forests
| Hospodářský soubor | Forma hospodářského způsobu1) | Obmýtí2),3) | Obnovní doba3) | Cílová skladba dřevin14) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| č. | cílové hospodářství | současné porosty | hlavní | přimíšené4) | |||
| 13 | Borové hospodářství přirozených borových stanovišť | borové smrkové | holosečná velkoplošná holosečná velkoplošná | 110–120 90–100 | 10 10–20 | bo | db, sm, bř |
| 19 | Hospodářství lužních stanovišť | dubové topolové | holosečná velkoplošná holosečná velkoplošná | 140–160 30 | 10–20 10 | db-tp | js, lp, hb, jl |
| 21 | Borové nebo dubové hospodářství exponovaných stanovišť | borové dubové smrkové | násečná násečná násečná | 120 120–130 90–100 | 20 (30) 20 (30) 30 (20) | bo-db | bk, md |
| 23 | Borové nebo dubové hospodářství kyselých stanovišť | borové dubové smrkové | holosečná5) holosečná5) holosečná5) | 110–120 120 90–100 (60)6) | 20 30 20 | bo-db | md, bk |
| 25 | Dubové hospodářství živných stanovišť | dubové borové smrkové | holosečná, násečná7) holosečná holosečná | 160 100 100 (60–70)6) | 20–30 20 20 | db | bk, lp, md |
| 27 | Borové hospodářství oglejených stanovišť | borové dubové smrkové | násečná, holosečná násečná, holosečná násečná, holosečná | 110–120 120–130 100 (90) | 20 (30) 20–30 30 (20) | bo | db, sm, bř, jd |
| 29 | Olšové hospodářství podmáčených stanovišť | olšové | násečná | 60–70 (80)8) | 10–20 | ol | js, sm, bř, vr |
| 31 | Bukové hospodářství (příp. s dubem) exponovaných stanovišť | bukové | podrostní (násečná)3) | 120 | 20–40 | bk | db, bo |
| 33 | Bukové hospodářství (příp. s dubem) kyselých stanovišť | bukové | násečná (podrostní)3) | 120 | 20–30 | bk | db, jd, md |
| 35 | Bukové hospodářství (příp. s dubem) živných stanovišť | bukové smrkové borové | násečná, holosečná holosečná holosečná | 120 70 100 | 20 20 20 | bk | db, jd, md |
| 39 | Borové hospodářství podmáčených stanovišť | borové smrkové | násečná9) násečná9) | 110–120 100 | 20 (30) 30 | bo | sm, bř, db |
| 41 | Bukové hospodářství (příp. se smrkem) exponovaných stanovišť10) | bukové smrkové | násečná násečná | 120 100–110 | 30 30 | bk-sm | jd, md |
| 43 | Smrkové nebo borové hospodářství kyselých stanovišť středních poloh | smrkové borové bukové | holosečná, podrostní holosečná holosečná, násečná | 110 110–120 120 | 30–40 30 (20) 30 (20) | sm-bo | bk, jd, md |
| 45 | Smrkové nebo bukové hospodářství živných stanovišť středních poloh | smrkové bukové borové | holosečná holosečná, podrostní holosečná | 100–110 120–130 100 | 30 30 20 | sm-bk | jd, md |
| 51 | Smrkové hospodářství exponovaných stanovišť vyšších poloh | smrkové bukové borové | násečná násečná násečná | 120 120–130 110–120 | 30 30 30 | sm | bk, jd, md |
| 53 | Smrkové hospodářství kyselých stanovišť vyšších poloh | smrkové bukové borové | holosečná, podrostní holosečná holosečná | 110–120 120 110–120 | 30–40 30 (20) 30 | sm | bk, jd, md |
| 55 | Smrkové hospodářství živných stanovišť vyšších poloh | smrkové bukové jedlové | holosečná11) holosečná11), podrostní podrostní | 110–120 120–130 110 | 30 30 40 | sm | bk, jd, md, jv |
| 57 | Smrkové hospodářství oglejených stanovišť | smrkové borové dubové | násečná9) násečná9) holosečná, násečná | 100–110 100–110 120 | 30 20–30 30 | sm | jd, bk, bo |
| 59 | Smrkové hospodářství podmáčených stanovišť | smrkové borové | podrostní9)násečná9) | 100 (110) 110 (100) | 30 (40) 30 | sm | jd, bř, ol |
| 65 | Smrkové hospodářství živných stanovišť horských poloh | smrkové bukové jedlové | holosečná11) násečná, podrostní podrostní | 120 130 110 | 30 30–40 40 | sm | bk, jd, md |
| 71 | Přirozené smrkové hospodářství exponovaných stanovišť | smrkové | násečná | 120–14012) | 30–40 | sm | bk |
| 73 | Přirozené smrkové hospodářství kyselých stanovišť | smrkové | holosečná | 120–14012) | 30 | sm | bk |
| 75 | Přirozené smrkové hospodářství živných stanovišť | smrkové | holosečná | 120–14012) | 30 | sm | bk |
| 77 | Přirozené smrkové hospodářství oglejených stanovišť | smrkové | násečná | 120–14012) | 30–40 | sm | jd |
| 79 | Přirozené smrkové hospodářství podmáčených (raš.) stanovišť | smrkové | podrostní | 120 | 40 | sm | – |
Protective forests
| č. | Hospodářský soubor | Hospodářský | Obmýtí13) | Obnovní doba | Cílová skladba dřevin14) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| tvar | způsob | |||||
| 01 | Mimořádně nepříznivá stanoviště | vysoký nízký | výběrný | 150 | nepřetržitá | blízká přirozené skladbě |
| 02 | Vysokohorské lesy pod hranicí stromové vegetace (obvody lavin) | vysoký | výběrný pasečný | 150 | nepřetržitá 50 | blízká přirozené skladbě |
| 03 | Pásmo kosedřeviny | vysoký | výběrný | 200 | nepřetržitá | kos, sm |
| 04 | Ostatní ochranné lesy | podle funkčního zaměření | ||||
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Czech Socialist Republic No. 13 / 1978 Coll., on the categorisation of forests, farming methods and forest economic planning |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 31.01.1978 |
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| Effective from | 01.02.1978 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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