Decree of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Slovak Socialist Republic No. 183 / 1969 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Forestry and Water of the Slovak Socialist Republic on the purchase of raw timber and the protection of trees growing outside the forest
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Effective from 01.01.1970
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Slovak Socialist Republic
of 21 December 1969
on the purchase of raw wood and the protection of trees growing outside the forest
The Ministry of Forestry and Water of the Slovak Socialist Republic provides, in agreement with the participating central authorities, pursuant to § 53 of Act No. 166 / 1960 Coll., on Forests and Forestry (Forest Act):
Preliminary provisions
(1) In order to ensure the efficient use of all raw timber for the national economy, the purchase of raw wood shall be regulated in accordance with other provisions.
(2) Raw wood means:
(a) rough strains and unsorted equal wood;
(b) cuttings of coniferous and leafy all kinds,
(c) flat coniferous and leafy wood (other than fuel) harvested in or from trees grown outside the forest
Purchase of raw wood from the forest
The purchase of raw timber harvested in the forest and its supply to eligible customers shall be entrusted to the State Forests, the Business Directorate; However, the Ministry of Forestry and Water may entrust the purchase and supply of such timber to other organisations.
(1) The owners of the raw timber harvested in the forest shall be required to offer the wood for purchase within 14 days of the extraction to the nearest business directorate of the State Forest Forest Forest Plant or to any other organization responsible for the purchase and delivery of the wood (hereinafter referred to as the Forest Plant); the forest plant is obliged to redeem the wood offered. The time and place of the purchase shall be agreed with the owner of the raw timber within 14 days of the receipt of the offer; If no agreement is reached, the district national committee shall determine the time and place of purchase. The purchase of timber for standing can only be made if the forest user does not carry out mining by the specified date. The County National Committee may, at the request of a forest user, after having expressed the professional management of the forests, retain part of the timber used, but not more than 25% of the Decent Mining Code for the own demonstrable need of the forest user (for the necessary repair of buildings or for the new construction of a family house), provided that the forest user performs all the tasks under the forest economic plan rules.
(2) The list of raw timber not subject to redemption under this Decree, as well as the commercial timber retained by the district national committee for its own use by the forest user, may only be taken by the forest owner (s) of the forest owner (s) when it has been checked by the forest plant with its mark.
Mining and purchase of raw wood from trees growing outside the forest
(1) The cutting down of trees growing outside the forest not covered by the provisions of the Plant Production Development Act (*) may be done only with the agreement of the local (urban) national committee (National Committees Circuit Office). In the cases at issue, the District National Committee shall decide.
If, however, there are trees
(a) on shore,
(b) serving as windmills;
(c) intended for the protection of drains, slopes, salts and peat,
(d) registered in the interest of general nature protection,
(e) specially protected under the rules on national nature conservation;
(f) belonging to a cultural monument;
(g) in the flood zone, * *)
(h) in other territories reserved by the District National Committee;
(i) in areas of water-related state-of-the-art importance, they may be reported only with the approval of the district national committee given in cooperation with the shore user (point (a)), with the State Nature Protection Authority (points (d) and (e)), or with the State Monument Care Authority (point (f)), as appropriate. In particular, the national committees shall ensure that the felling of trees is not permitted which would cause their excessive extraction or disturbance in the landscape.
(2) The owners of the trees to which the national committee has given its consent to be destroyed and has not decided to retain the timber are obliged to offer the harvested timber to the forest plant within three days of the cutting of the trees.
(3) The forest plant is required to notify the owner of the harvested timber of whether and which wood is redeemed within 14 days of the receipt of the offer (paragraph 2). The forest plant report shall state which type and quantity of timber will not be redeemed; This wood may be used freely by the owner.
(4) The approximation and removal of purchased timber will ensure a forest race in agreement with the owner of the timber.
(5) The County National Committee may, in response to a request by the owner of the raw timber, leave wood from trees growing outside the forest for the owner's own use.
Record keeping
Forest plants are required to keep detailed records of all purchased timber.
Cuts, husks or slices
(1) A cut of wood in wages can only be made on the basis of the permission of the district national committee, and only if it is a cut
(a) wood used;
(b) logs from forests which have been left for own use pursuant to Article 3;
(c) wood from trees grown outside the forest which has not been redeemed by the forest plant;
(d) logs obtained as a premium by forest workers when processing calamities;
(e) logs purchased from market funds, where it considers that a cut of the round is strictly necessary;
(f) logs obtained from forest cleaning operations under conditions laid down by the Ministry of Forestry and Water.
The form and manner of issuing authorisations shall be determined by the Regional National Committee according to local conditions. The authorisation shall specify the type, quantity and origin of the wood.
(2) The peeling or cutting of cuts in wages is prohibited.
(3) The cutting may be carried out by piloting plants of the national timber industry enterprises, saws of State forests only after the permit issued pursuant to paragraph 1 has been surrendered. In order to apply to the owner of the wood, the sawmill plant may make an exchange for sawn wood instead of cut wood.
In cases where a sawmill cannot make a cut or transport of wood on a saw would require disproportionate financial costs, the District National Committee may allow a cut on other saws for a shorter specified period. Pillar plants keep records of the take-over, cut and waste of wood.
Wood carving
Carving of wood which has a thickness of more than 19 cm in the middle shall be prohibited.
Control
Compliance with the provisions of this decree is controlled by the authorities of the State care of the forests of the relevant district national committee and the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management.
Final provisions
Decree No 89 / 1965 Coll., on the purchase of raw wood, the protection of trees growing outside the forest and the exceptional supply of timber as amended by Decree No 154 / 1968 Coll., is hereby repealed.
This Decree shall take effect on 1 January 1970.
Minister:
Hagara v. r.
*) § 11, 29 and 30 of Act No. 61 / 1964 Coll., on the development of plant production, § 46 and 47 of Act No. 62 / 1964 Coll.
* *) § 10 paragraph 1 (b) of Act No. 11 / 1955 Coll., on Water Management.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management of the Slovak Socialist Republic No. 183 / 1969 Coll., on the purchase of raw wood and the protection of trees growing outside the forest |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 30.12.1969 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.1970 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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