Decree of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Socialist Republic No. 197 / 1989 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Socialist Republic on the establishment of a protected landscape area of the Blansky Forest
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Effective from 01.01.1990
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Culture of the Czech Socialist Republic
of 8 December 1989
on the establishment of a protected landscape area in the Blanske Forest
The Ministry of Culture of the Czech Socialist Republic provides in the agreement with the participating central authorities of the state administration pursuant to § 8 (2) of Act No. 40 / 1956 Coll., on State Protection of Nature (hereinafter referred to as "the Act"):
Preliminary provisions
The territory as defined in Annex 1 to this Decree is declared as a protected landscape area of the Blanski Forest ("the region ').
Region Mission
(1) The mission of the region is to protect and gradually restore the values of the landscape, its appearance and its typical characteristics, and to develop and develop an environmentally optimal system of versatile use of the landscape and its natural resources.
(2) The typical characteristics of the area include, in particular, its surface formation, including water areas and streams, its vegetation cover and wildlife, the layout and use of the forest and agricultural land funds, and, in relation to it, the location and urban composition of the settlements and the local development of the population.
Zone breakdown
(1) The methods and methods of protecting and exploiting the landscape and its natural resources are differentiated according to the division of the area into three zones defined in relation to natural values.
(2) The definition of the zones is set out in the map annexed to Annex 2 to this Regulation (1).
The authorities and organisations operating within the territory of the region, as well as citizens residing or residing in the area, shall be obliged to protect its nature and its natural values and comply with the designated conditions of protection of the area.
(1) The following shall be prohibited throughout the territory:
(a) destroy or damage nature;
(b) to store waste or waste outside the places designated for that purpose;
(c) to camp, park with motor vehicles and trailers and to start fires outside the reserved areas;
(d) conduct climbing activities or training of mountain tourism outside the places reserved by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as "the Ministry");
(e) in exercising the right of hunting to use poisoned baits.
(2) It is prohibited to introduce non-indigenous plant and animal species in zones I and II.
(3) Only after consultation with the competent district authority of the State Protection of Nature can the area:
(a) to organise public, sports or other mass events outside the inner villages;
(b) to expand and modify the tourism network;
(c) establish plans for the breeding and hunting of game, the quality classes of hunting, the holding conditions of game, with the exception of selected hunting activities of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Management and the wood processing industry of the Czech Republic and the conditions of the pond economy.
Regional development management and construction activities
(1) Territorial development in the region is managed on the basis of approved planning documentation, in particular the spatial plan of the large territorial unit. The territorial plan of the large territorial unit is defined in the Directive for the organisation of the territory of graduated nature conservation intensity in individual zones according to the sectoral document.2)
(2) Investors and designers of buildings in the territory of the area must ensure that architectural solutions for new buildings or changes of buildings follow the character of the area in terms of aesthetic and ecological integration of buildings into the landscape.
(3) In the processing of proposals for the location of buildings for industry, agriculture, forestry, storage, mining, transport, energy distribution, water, recreational and sports facilities and for the setting of conquest areas, organisations are obliged to design and justify a solution that is most socially advantageous in nature. In doing so, they evaluate the expected interventions on the territory of the area in relation to the mission and the expected consequences for the natural and landscape values of the area, compared to other possible solutions.
(4) The placing and authorisation of new structures and changes in the use of territories are prohibited in zone I. 3)
(5) In zone II, the placing of buildings and changes in the use of the territory outside the built-up territory are prohibited.
(6) In zone III, the construction activity must be aligned with the mission and interests of the areas.4)
Geological work and exploitation of mineral assets
(1) Geological work, mining and mining activities carried out in the field shall be carried out in accordance with the specific legislation5) in such a way that the rational exploitation of mineral assets is consistent with the mission and the conditions of protection laid down in this Decree.
(2) Geological work in the region must not damage to a greater extent the vegetation cover and soil cover, in particular it must not interfere with valuable forest areas and biotopes of protected and endangered plant and animal species.
(3) Mining and mining activities in the region must not undermine the typical relief of the landscape, its aquatic regime and environmental stability, significant geological and geomorphological bodies and, to a greater extent, other living and inanimate elements of nature.
Forestry
(1) The forestry sector in the area shall be implemented in accordance with forest management plans established in accordance with the mission of the area, taking into account the different uses of the different zones.
(2) Forestry in zone I and selected crops in zones II and III may be declared as special destination forests, (6) if they do not fulfil the criteria for declaration for forest protection by their nature. In these crops, under the approved forest economic plan, separate economic files shall be managed in a small-scale or selective manner, extending the period of renewal and renewal in order to protect the gene pool. When restoring these crops, it is necessary to ensure the natural composition of the trees and the use of natural forest renewal.
(3) In zone I it is prohibited to use pesticides, industrial fertilisers and to store chemical products of any kind except exceptional circumstances and unforeseen damage in forests where the necessary measures must be taken. 7)
(4) In Zone II and III, outside the forests declared as special purpose or protective forests, it shall be managed in accordance with approved forest management plans, the processing of which shall take account of the requirements of national nature conservation.
(5) The exemptions provided for in Article 6 (5) and (6) for forest road construction are decided by the Ministry on the basis of the Generel Forest Transport Network. The general forest transport network, which forms part of the forest economic plan, cannot be approved without an exception. 8)
Agriculture, hunting and fishing
(1) Agricultural management in the region is carried out in the framework of the legislation on the protection of the agricultural land fund and on plant and animal production in order to maintain the principles laid down in this decree and to ensure an environmentally optimised level of agricultural production.
(2) In zone I:
(a) in the case of agricultural production:
1. to amend the current composition and areas of cultures;
2. amend the existing water regime;
3. fertilize industrial fertilisers, apply slurry, silage and other liquid waste,
4. use pesticides,
5. remove trees and shrubs growing outside the forest;
(b) in exercising the right of hunting, the introduction of intensive game farms shall be prohibited.
(3) In zone II:
(a) the following principles must be based on agricultural management:
1. the size of land blocks to adapt to specific conditions in terms of erosion hazards;
2. to design and build buildings for agricultural production only in the built-up area of the premises, in the case of livestock production, to design and build buildings corresponding to the maintenance of the territory, natural and ecological conditions. The structures must be integrated into an environment suitable for architectural and volume solutions as well as aesthetically active greenery,
3. maintain an environmentally sustainable supply of nutrients, in particular nitrogen,
4. limit the adaptation of the water regime with regard to the environmental interests of the region;
5. protect trees and shrubs growing outside the forest, with the exception of airfields on agricultural soils;
(b) in exercising the right of hunting, the introduction of intensive game farms shall be prohibited.
(4) In zone III
(a) agricultural management may be carried out in compliance with the following principles:
1. to create land blocks taking into account field configuration and with a view to protecting the agricultural soil fund against erosion, maintain and maintain, or, where appropriate, restore protective anti-erosion measures (e.g. terraces, windmills, shore crops, etc.),
2. to design and build buildings for livestock production which are capacity-appropriate to the maintenance of the territory, natural and economic conditions, and to prefer housing on bedding;
3. maintain an environmentally viable nutrient supply regime, in particular nitrogen;
4. Use pesticides only in cases of danger of pest and calamity, and not as a substitute for more appropriate environmental practices;
5. to ensure the protection of trees and shrubs growing outside the forest, which are exceptionally cut down for trees (except for land for air), it is desirable to provide suitable replacement planting,
(b) the exercise of the right of hunting is not restricted.
Research in the area
In the zone I may carry out or organise research only by the State Institute of Monumental Care and Nature Protection and Research Institute of Forestry and the Institute for Economic Treatment of Forests, which, however, are obliged to start the research in advance to notify the State Institute of Monumental Care and Nature Protection and to report its results to it after the completion of the research.
Area management
The Regional Centre for State Monument Care and Nature Protection managed by the South Bohemia Regional National Committee in České Budějovice, which, in agreement with the Ministry, takes organisational measures to ensure professional administration of the region.
Final provisions
(1) The provisions governing other means of protection for territories or objects within the area remain unaffected. 9)
(2) Mineral deposits may be extracted in an area within the conquest areas established prior to the application of this Decree under existing rules. 5)
(3) The housing units whose established territory passes through the border of the area look as though they are all lying in the area except the indolent town of Český Krumlov.
(4) Property rights and other property relations with real estate situated in the region are not affected by the establishment of the property.
(5) The maps, in which the territory of the area is drawn and divided into zones, are deposited with the Ministry, the State Institute of Monument Care and Nature Protection in Prague, the South Czech Regional National Committee in Český Budějovice, the Regional Centre for State Heritage Care and Nature Protection in České Budějovice, the Regional National Committees in Český Budějovice, Český Krumlov and Prachatice.
(6) The exemption from the provisions of Sections 5 (1) and (2), 6 (4) and (5), 7, 8, 9 (2) and 3 (b) and 10 of this Decree may be granted by the Ministry. 8)
(7) National nature reserves and protected natural creations declared in the area under the law are not covered by this decree.
(8) The national nature conservation authority concerned is the competent regional nature conservation authority in the procedures under the Specific Regulations (10).
This Decree shall take effect on 1 January 1990.
Minister:
Prof. PhDr. Lukeš DrSc.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No 1 to Decree No 197 / 1989 Coll.
Description of the border area of the Blanske Forest
1. The border of the Blanske Forest area is conducted on public roads or other distinct roads and in the field as well as in maps of identifiable lines.
2. The course of the border is as follows:
From the village of Kvalstina along the road to the north-west around Stromil to Credice, from there on the road via Croudecek and Cherry Ústědek to Votice, further along the road towards the north towards the intersection of the road Lhenice-Záboří. From the intersection towards the east around Dobčice to Lipanovice, Holasovice, Jankova, Chakova, Kvítkovice and Habří. From Habří along the road around Vobr solitude and further to Slavče, from there along the road south towards the road České Budějovice-Žení. Here the border of the area crosses to the border of the district, which is also the cadastral border between K. Ú. Vrábče and K. Zlíže and approximately follows the flow of the river Nemá Struha to Vltava. At the centre of the Vltava river, the border to the village of Rájov passes upstream, where it crosses the road bridge via Vltava and along the road No 159 leads to the railway station Domorace. Here it passes to the CSD track and along the south-west line leads to the road overpass near Dobrkovice, from there along the road to Chvalšin.
The area area is 21 235 ha.
Příloha č. 2
Annex No 2 to Decree No 197 / 1989 Coll.
1) The definition of the zones is based on a sectoral document drawn up in accordance with the methodological instructions for processing the land planning documentation of large-area protected areas issued jointly by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic No 6681 / 80-VI / 2 and the Ministry of Construction and Technology of the Czech Republic No 5715 / 264 / 31 / 81 - December 1980.
2) Methodological instructions for the processing of land planning documentation of large-area protected areas issued jointly by the Ministry of Culture No 6681 / 80- VI / 2 and the Ministry of Construction and Technology of ČSR No 5715 / 264 / 31 / 81 - December 1980.
3) § 126 of Act No. 50 / 1976 Coll., on Territorial Planning and Construction Regulations.
4) § 126 of Act No. 50 / 1976 Coll.
5) Act No. 44 / 1988 Coll., on the Protection and Use of Mineral Wealth (upper law). Act No. 61 / 1988 Coll., on Mining Activities, Explosives and State Mining Administration. Act No. 62 / 1988 Coll., on Geological Works and the Czech Geological Office.
6) Paragraph 1 (2) (d) of Decree No. 13 / 1978 Coll., on the categorisation of forests, farming methods and forest economic planning.
7) § 21 of the ČNR Act No. 96 / 1977 Coll., on Forestry Management and Government Administration of Forestry.
8) Paragraph 11 (2) of Act No. 40 / 1956 Coll., on State Protection of Nature, as amended.
9) For example Act No. 138 / 1973 Coll., on Water (Water Act), Act No. 20 / 1987 Coll., on State Heritage Care.
10) For example Act No. 50 / 1976 Coll., Act No. 138 / 1973 Coll.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Socialist Republic No. 197 / 1989 Coll., on the establishment of a protected landscape area of the Blansky forest |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 30.12.1989 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.1990 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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