Decree No. 45 / 2018 Coll.
Decree on care plans, principles of care and supporting documents for the declaration, registration and labelling of protected areas
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45
DECLARATION
of 15 March 2018
on care plans, principles of care and supporting documents for the declaration, registration and labelling of protected areas
The Ministry of the Environment provides, pursuant to § 17 (4), § 38 (7), § 38a (8), § 39 (2), § 40 (7), § 42 (2) and (5), § 45c (1), § 45e (7) and § 47 (3) of Act No. 114 / 1992 Coll., on Nature and Landscape Protection, as amended by Act No. 218 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 349 / 2009 Coll. and Act No. 123 / 2017 Coll. (hereinafter "the Act '):
This decree provides:
(a) the content of the management plans for the different categories of specially protected areas and the procedure for their processing;
(b) the content of the principles of care of national parks and the procedure for their processing and consultation;
(c) the particulars and content of the intention to declare or alter a specially protected territory or its protection zone;
(d) the breakdown of the central list, its contents and particulars, the listing, the manner and conditions of transmission of documents to the central list, the manner and conditions for handling documents and data in the central list, including the manner and conditions for their publication;
(e) the means of identifying specially protected areas, contractually protected areas, contractually protected conservation trees, declared European sites, bird areas, conservation trees and boundaries of the quiet areas of national parks in the field; and
(f) means of identifying specially protected areas, contractually protected areas, contractually protected conservation trees, declared European sites, bird areas and conservation trees in map documents.
Content of the plans for the care of national nature reserves, nature reserves, national natural monuments and natural monuments and their protection zones and the treatment of protected landscape areas
(K § 38 (7) of the Act)
(1) Plans for the care of national nature reserves, natural reserves, national natural monuments and natural monuments (hereinafter referred to as "small area specially protected area") and their protection zones include:
(a) the basic particulars of the specially protected territory and its protection zone listed in Annex 1 thereto;
(b) the characteristics of the small area and its protection zone aimed at its natural circumstances;
(c) a description of the ecosystems or their constituents constituting the objects of protection of the retail area, and an evaluation of their current status and their development in the light of the long-term objectives of protection of the retail area,
(d) a list and description of the relevant natural disruptive agents operating in the small-scale, specially protected territory and an evaluation of their impact on the subject-matter and on the achievement of the long-term objectives of the protection of the small-scale, particularly protected territory;
(e) a list and description of the significant human effects in the retail area and an assessment of their impact on the subject-matter and on the achievement of the long-term objectives of the protection of the retail area,
(f) an evaluation of the care of the subject-matter of the protection of the retail area, in terms of fulfilling its long-term objectives of protection for the previous planning period;
(g) an assessment of the existing fulfilment of the functions of the protection zone of the retail area,
(h) the procedure and manner in which the long-term objectives of the protection of small-scale specially protected territory are met during the previous planning period;
(i) principles for the management of ecosystems or their constituents constituting objects for the protection of small-scale specially protected areas, including the management of conflicts arising from the different requirements of individual components of ecosystems for the necessary care in terms of priorities and long-term objectives for the protection of small-scale specially protected areas;
(j) the definition of areas with different forms of care (hereinafter referred to as "sub-areas"); sub-areas shall be defined taking into account the occurrence of individual items of protection, the long-term objectives of their protection and the differences in the care arrangements of each area,
(k) the principles of economic, recreational, sporting or other exploitation of the retail area specially protected, where it is or could be used for such activities and where they affect the state or development of its subject-matter or the achievement of its long-term objectives of protection;
(l) an overview of the speciality of the field area; and
(m) determine their period of validity.
(2) In addition, plans for the care of small-scale specially protected areas include a list, description and location of measures, including proposals for preventive measures and a preliminary indicative quantification of the expected financial costs incurred by nature conservation authorities for the implementation of these measures.
(3) In addition, plans for the care of small-scale specially protected areas shall include the principles of care and the proposals for measures on natural habitats or habitats of species, including birds, which are subject to the protection of European sites or bird areas where such territories are covered in a territorial overlap. This shall apply to natural habitats or habitats of species the presence of which is located in the territory of the retail area concerned, particularly protected territory.
(4) In addition, plans for the care of small-scale specially protected areas include principles of care and proposals for measures for other major ecosystems or their components, where they are located in their territory. These principles of care and the proposals for measures must be developed in such a way that their implementation does not jeopardise the preservation or restoration of the favourable status of the subject-matter of the particular protected area concerned and that its long-term objectives of protection are not jeopardised.
(1) Plans for the care of protected landscape areas include:
(a) the basic information concerning the specially protected territories listed in Annex 1 thereto,
(b) the characteristics of the protected landscape area, focusing on their natural circumstances;
(c) a description and evaluation of the state and development of the landscape, including landscape features and its natural functions (in particular ecological stability and migration permeability), in terms of meeting the long-term objectives of protecting protected landscape areas;
(d) a description and assessment of the state and development of ecosystems and their components, which are unique, representative or conservation of nature and landscape, or relevant to biodiversity (hereinafter referred to as the "natural values of the area"), in terms of meeting the long-term conservation objectives of the protected landscape areas;
(e) evaluation of the care to date of the protection of protected landscape areas provided by nature conservation authorities, in particular evaluation of the historical care of the landscape and the natural value of the area in the area of protected landscape areas in view of meeting the long-term conservation objectives for the previous planning period;
(f) assessing the effectiveness of the proposed principles of land use in the previous management plan in terms of meeting the long-term objectives of protecting protected landscape areas;
(g) a list and a description of the relevant natural factors and effects of man-made effects on protected landscape areas and an evaluation of their impact on the achievement of the long-term objectives of protection of protected landscape areas;
(h) the procedure and manner in which the long-term objectives of the protection of protected landscape areas are met;
(i) the principles of economic exploitation of the territory aimed at maintaining or improving the state of the landscape and the natural values of the area in the territory of protected landscapes;
(j) the principles of recreational, sporting or other use of the territory of protected landscapes where the territory of protected landscapes is or could be used for such activities and where there is a risk of damage to their subject-matter;
(k) proposals for framework measures carried out by nature conservation bodies in order to achieve the long-term objectives of protecting protected landscape areas;
(l) an overview of the needs of the field protection areas, the identification and technical equipment and the needs for building and maintaining the visitor infrastructure necessary to maintain the state of the protected landscape areas; and
(m) determine their period of validity.
(2) The plans for the care of protected landscapes also contain principles for the care of natural habitats or habitats of species, including birds which are subject to the protection of European sites or bird areas with which those territories are in a territorial overlap. This applies to natural habitats or habitats of species the presence of which is located in the territory of the protected landscape areas concerned.
(1) The care plans also contain a determination of the extent and manner of monitoring of the state and development of the subject matter of the protection of specially protected territories.
(2) The management plans also include proposals for the scientific and research and awareness-raising use of specially protected areas and their protection zones.
(3) The management plans for specially protected areas also contain map annexes. A map of sub-areas containing a spatial division of the territory into sub-areas is an essential map of the management plans for small-area specially protected areas. A valid spatial distribution units of the forest shall be used as sub-areas on forest land if available to the nature conservation authority. The base map of the Czech Republic is also the base map of the Czech Republic (1), the Orthofop of the Czech Republic or the forestry map of the outlines (2).
(1) The plans for the care of small-scale specially protected areas also contain the determination of the natural state of forest areas carried out in accordance with the principles and procedure set out in Annex 2 to this Decree; the determination of the degrees of nature in national natural monuments and natural monuments shall be carried out on a compulsory basis in cases where forest ecosystems form or form other significant ecosystems in the protection of these small-scale specially protected areas, as provided for in Article 2 (4) of this Decree. The determined nature levels for each forest shall be given in writing, as part of their description and in graphic form, as a drawing of colour-differentiated natural grades into the map of sub-areas. Forestry in a state of spontaneous development shall be marked differently from others in the description and maps. The method of identifying forest areas in maps is set out in Annex 2 to this Decree.
(2) The plans for the care of the national nature reserves and the natural reserves also contain table summaries of planned renewal and educational extraction3) located in the forest areas included in the national nature reserves and natural reserves, including indicative drawings of their location in the map of sub-areas. The table lists of extractions shall contain a verbal description of their area, the maximum intensity of the intervention referred to in the percentage of the stock and the objective to be achieved by them, or a statement that there is no intentional extraction in these forest areas, and a verbal description of the manner and conditions of afforestation of the areas after extraction, in particular the determination of the area of artificial renewal and the determination of the species of timber and their shares used in artificial forest renewal. The data on washing and recovery periods for individual economic files are not included in the plans for the care of national or natural reserves.
(3) In addition, the plans for the conservation of landscape areas shall contain information on the washing and restoration times for the individual economic files to be included in the first zones of protected landscape areas managed in an economic manner, unless they are simultaneously forest crops in national natural reserves or natural reserves or forest protection3).
(1) The plans for the care of specially protected areas, including the annexes, are to be processed in digital form, in the generally transferable formats of the data sets set out in Annex 3 to this Decree.
(2) A digital graphical representation of the progress of the sub-area boundaries in the vector format referred to in Annex 3 to this Decree shall also be included in the plans for the care of small-area specially protected areas.
(1) The nature conservation authority responsible for ensuring the processing of the management plan shall initiate the processing of the proposal for a care plan for at least one year and, in the case of protected landscape areas, at least two years before the expiry of the existing care plan, so that the notification of the possibility of the possibility of familiarisation with the proposal for a care plan is issued at least six months and for protected landscape areas at least one year before the expiry of the existing management plan. Following the completion of the discussion of the proposal for a management plan, the nature conservation authority shall adapt the proposal for a management plan in accordance with the settlement of the comments set out in the protocol to be approved by the management plan.
(2) In the case of newly declared retail specially protected areas and their protection zones, nature conservation authorities shall ensure the processing of the draft care plan prior to the issue of the notification of the project pursuant to Article 40 (2) of the Act, so that the notification of the possibility of familiarisation with the proposal of the care plan is issued on the same day as the notification of the project pursuant to Article 40 (2) of the Act. Following the completion of the discussion of the proposal for a management plan, the Nature Protection Authority shall adapt the proposal for a management plan in accordance with the provisions of the Protocol to which the management plan is approved with effect from the date of entry into force of the legislation which has been published a new specially protected area or its protection zone.
(3) In the case of newly declared protected landscape areas, the nature protection authority shall ensure that the design of the care plan is processed in such a way that the notification of the possibility of familiarisation with the proposal for a care plan for the protected landscape area is submitted for consideration no later than one year after the publication of the protected landscape area.
(4) Where an approved care plan needs to be amended, the nature conservation authority shall discuss the proposed amendment in accordance with the same procedure as the proposal for a care plan. Following the completion of the discussion of the change in the management plan, the nature conservation authority shall adjust the valid care plan in accordance with the settlement of comments on the change in the management plan referred to in the protocol to be approved by the change in the management plan.
Content of the principles of national parks and their protection zones and the procedure for their processing and consultation
(Paragraph 38a (8) of the Act)
(1) The principles of care for national parks and their protection zones (hereinafter referred to as "the principles of care") include:
(a) the basic data on the specially protected territories and their protection zones listed in Annex 1 thereto,
(b) the characteristics of national parks and their protection zones aimed at their natural circumstances;
(c) a description of the ecosystems or their constituents constituting the national parks' conservation objects and an evaluation of their current status and developments in terms of meeting the national parks' conservation objectives;
(d) a list and a description of the significant natural disruptive agents operating in the territory of national parks and an evaluation of their impact on the subject-matter and on the achievement of the objectives of the protection of national parks;
(e) a description and assessment of the significant effects of man on national park protection objects at present and in the past;
(f) a list and a description of the selected infrastructure constituting the basic travel network within the national parks;
(g) evaluation of the care of national parks, including their evaluation, in terms of meeting the national parks protection objectives for the previous planning period;
(h) assessing the existing fulfilment of the national park protection zones in the previous planning period;
(i) an assessment of the implementation of the long-term and medium-term objectives of the protection of national parks over the period of validity of the previous principles of care;
(j) the procedure and manner in which the long-term objectives of the protection of national parks are met and the expected date for their achievement;
(k) setting medium-term objectives for each national park protection object in the form of successive framework measures aimed at meeting their long-term objectives;
(l) basic principles for the care of national parks, broken down by nature conservation zones of national parks, including the management of conflicts arising from the different requirements of individual components of ecosystems for the necessary care in terms of priorities and objectives for the protection of national parks;
(m) basic principles for the management of ecosystems and their constituents in the protection zone, necessary for the protection of national parks against adverse effects from the environment;
(n) the basic principles of fulfilling the national parks' mission in relation to sustainable development and tourist use, which do not conflict with the long-term objectives of protecting national parks;
(o) a list and a description of the necessary scale and manner of monitoring of the state and development of the national parks conservation objects; and
(p) determination of their period of validity.
(2) A map of the basic travel network in the national parks is a mandatory map of the principles of care. The basic map of the Czech Republic (1) is a binding starting map for the map annexes to the principles of care.
(3) The principles of care also include proposals for the scientific and research and awareness-raising of the use of national parks and their protection zones.
(4) In addition, the principles of care include the principles of care for bird species which are subject to the protection of bird areas with which those territories are covered in the territorial overlap.
(5) In the principles of care for national parks and their protection zones, which are in a territorial overlap with European sites or bird areas, the proposals for basic principles of care must be processed in such a way that, in their application, the conservation or restoration of the favourable status of natural habitats or species, including birds subject to protection of those territories, does not jeopardise the integrity of those territories.
(1) The principles of care, including annexes, are to be processed in digital form, in the generally transferable formats of the data sets set out in Annex 3 to this Decree.
(2) The nature conservation body responsible for ensuring the processing of the principles of care will start processing the draft principles of care at least two years before the expiry of the existing principles of care, so that notification of the possibility of familiarisation with the proposal of the principles of care is issued at least one year before the expiry of the existing principles of care.
(3) Where new principles of care are discussed and approved before the end of the period of validity of the existing principles of care, the last day of the year in which the new principles of care have been approved shall expire. The newly discussed and approved principles of care shall begin on the following day. The Nature Protection Authority may, on the basis of discussion, set a different deadline for the termination of the existing principles of care and the beginning of the new principles of care.
(4) For newly announced national parks, the nature conservation authority shall ensure that the design of the care principles is processed in such a way that the notification of the possibility of familiarisation with the draft national park management principles is submitted for consideration no later than one year after the announcement of the national park.
(5) A change to the principles of care shall be discussed and approved in accordance with the same procedure as the proposal for the principles of care.
Content and details of the projects for the declaration or modification of the specially protected territory or its protection zone
(K § 40 (7) of the Act)
(1) The intention to declare or amend a specially protected territory shall include:
(a) a name of a specially protected territory which, in the case of newly proposed specially protected territories, must not be identical to the name of another specially protected territory already existing, registered in the central list of nature protection (hereinafter referred to as the "central list"); This does not concern existing specially protected territories,
(b) a proposal for a category of specially protected territory under Article 14 (2) of the Act;
(c) the identification and description of the subjects of protection;
(d) an indication of the long-term objectives of protecting the specially protected territory;
(e) the proposal for closer protection conditions of the specially protected territory;
(f) a summary of the cadastral territories and of the parcel numbers of the land concerned by the intention to declare or modify the retail area of the specially protected area, in force at the date of notification of the project pursuant to Article 40 (2) of the Act, or an overview of the cadastral areas concerned by the intention to publish or change the national park or the protected landscape area;
(g) the indicative area of the specially protected territory;
(h) basic principles of the care of the subject-matter of protection, in respect of national parks or protected landscape areas; and
(i) a justification for the intention to declare or alter a specially protected territory.
(2) The intention to declare or modify the protection zone of the specially protected territory shall include:
(a) the name and category of specially protected territory for which the protection zone is declared or amended;
(b) a proposal for the definition of the activities and interventions to be linked in the protection zone to the prior consent of the nature protection authority, where proposed;
(c) an overview of the cadastral territories and of the parcel numbers of the land concerned by the intention to declare or modify the protection zone of the retail special protected area, in force at the date of notification of the project pursuant to § 40 (2) or (3) of the Act, or an overview of the cadastral territories concerned by the intention to publish or modify the national park protection zone;
(d) the indicative area of the proposed protection zone of the specially protected territory; and
(e) a justification for the intention to declare or change the protection zone of a specially protected territory.
(3) The intention to declare or alter the specially protected territory shall be as follows:
(a) documentation of the proposed specially protected territory or protection zone, the content of which is specified in paragraphs 1 and 2;
(b) a copy of the cadastral map with a detailed outline of the boundaries of the proposed or changed specially protected territory or protection zone; If it is to form part of a small-scale, specially protected territory of a subsurface mine which exceeds its limits on the surface by its projection, the plan of that subsurface mine work in the coordinate system of the single trigonometric network of the cadastral1) is also necessary; and
(c) a copy of the basic map of the Czech republic1) an appropriate benchmark with an indicative outline of the borders of a specially protected territory or protection zone.
(4) The projects referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, including their notification, shall be merged in the event that the declaration or amendment of the specially protected territory takes place at the same time as the declaration or amendment of its protection zone.
(5) The intention shall be drawn up both in paper form and in digital form in the generally transferable formats of the data sets set out in Annex 3 to this Decree. The project shall also include a digital graphical representation of the progress of the border of the proposed specially protected territory or protection zone in the vector format referred to in Annex 3 to this Decree.
Breakdown of the Central List, its contents and formalities
(Paragraph 42 (2) of the Law)
(1) The central list includes an inventory, description, geometrical and location destination and documentation of specially protected areas, including their protection zones, bird areas, European sites, memorable trees including their protection zones, as well as contractually protected territories and contractually protected conservation trees established under § 39 of the Act, located in the Czech Republic.
(2) Individual specially protected areas, bird areas, European sites, memorable trees, contractually protected areas and contractually protected conservation trees are central list objects. The individual objects of the central list are marked with an unambiguous and unmistakable registration number for the purposes of registration and identification of commemorative trees and contractually protected memorial trees, a separate numerical series of registration numbers is used.
(3) The Central List consists of the Collection of Central List Lists (hereinafter referred to as the "List of Documents") in which documents relating to the Central List objects are stored either in paper form or in digital form and the Register of Central List Objects (hereinafter referred to as the "Register of Objects") in which the selected data on the Central List objects are stored in digital form.
List, manner and conditions of transmission of documents to the Central List
(Paragraph 42 (2) of the Law)
(1) The collection of documents is a separate and independently managed set of documents, which are components permanently maintained by the central list operator, each component corresponding to one central list object.
(2) The components of the Central List are included in the list of documents
(a) documents proving the declaration or amendment of the specially protected territory or its protection zone, the demarcation of the bird area, the inclusion of a European major site in the national list and the publication of a European major site, and documents demonstrating the amendment or withdrawal of the protection of those territories;
(b) documents demonstrating the definition or changes of the nature protection zones of national parks or protected landscape areas and documents demonstrating the modification or abolition of the nature conservation zones of those territories;
(c) the final decisions by which the trees have been declared or by which their declaration has been amended or revoked;
(d) contracts on the basis of which, pursuant to Article 39 of the Law, the territory has been declared protected or the trees to be memorable and documents relating to the registration of the material burden on the property register so established, documents concerning the cancellation of the contractually protected territory or the contractually protected monument tree;
(e) measures of a general nature establishing the rest of the national parks;
(f) measures of a general nature providing for restrictions or prohibitions on entry for reasons of nature protection under Section 64 of the Act;
(g) approved plans of care and their changes, approved principles of care and their changes, and processed summaries of recommended measures for European sites and bird areas and their changes;
(h) documents containing data on the delimitation and location of the central list object, processed in accordance with their constituent documents, such as records of detailed measurement of changes (4), drawn up to determine the location of the borders of the specially protected territory, and geometric plans;
(i) other general measures, final decisions, binding opinions and public contracts relating to the objects of the central list;
(j) expert map documents relating to the Central List objects;
(k) inventory surveys and other technical documentation relating to the Central List objects;
(l) photodocumentation relating to the central list objects;
(m) documentation of the measures and interventions carried out under the care plans and their results; and
(n) other documents related to the announcement, modification or cancellation of the Central List objects or to the provision of their protection or care.
(3) Documents containing deleted Central List objects are kept permanently in the list of documents.
(1) The authorities of nature protection shall transmit to the operator of the central list the legislation, measures of a general nature, final decisions, contracts, processed summaries of recommended measures for a European site or bird area, the principles of care and care plans referred to in Article 12 (2) (a) to (g), within 30 days of the date of validity of the legislation, the taking-up of measures of a general nature, the signing of a contract for the protection of the territory or of a monument tree, the acquisition of the legal power of decision, the approval of the principles of care or the modification or the publication of a summary of recommended measures or its amendments to a European significant site or a bird area of public administration. The documents relating to the registration or deletion of the material burden on the protection of the territory or the monument tree shall be transmitted by the nature conservation authorities to the central list operator within 30 days of the date of their validity or expiry. The central list operator shall store the documents in the list of documents within 15 days of their receipt.
(2) The documentation of the objects of the central list referred to in Article 12 (2) (h) shall be transmitted by nature conservation authorities to the operator of the central list within 30 days of the date of its receipt. The other documentation of the central list objects referred to in § 12 (2) (i) to (n) shall be transmitted by nature conservation authorities to the operator of the central list for storage in a collection of documents of long-term importance for the central list object or non-negligible documentation values. The central list operator shall store the documents taken into the list of documents within 30 days of their receipt.
(3) The documents referred to in Article 12 (2) shall be transmitted by the nature conservation authorities to the operator of the central list for deposit in the paper-based document collection in the original or in the form of reprogramic copies of the documents, certified under other legislation5) or from the authorised conversion of documents into paper-based items (6). This does not apply to legislation published in the Collection of Laws (7), the Bulletin of the Legislation of the Region (8) or the Collection of Legislation of the City of Prague (9), which are transferred to the Central List in the form of a copy of the relevant amount of the Collection of Laws, the Bulletin of the Legislation of the Region or the Collection of Legislation of the City of Prague. At the same time, all documents shall also be transmitted in digital form in the generally transferable format of the data sets set out in Annex 3 to this Decree.
Means and conditions for handling documents in the Central List
(Paragraph 42 (2) of the Law)
(1) The basis for entering the object in the central list is the complete set of documents listed in Annex 5 to this decree. The file shall be sent by the nature conservation authority which has declared the protection to the operator of the central list within 30 days of the date of validity of the legal document declaring the protection. For national parks, protected landscapes, bird areas and European sites, the Ministry of the Environment sends a set of documents.
(2) The central list operator shall assign a registration number to the Central List's objects within 15 days of the date of receipt of the complete set of documents referred to in Annex 5 to this Regulation. The assignment of the registration number to the new object shall be supported by the central list operator by a written record, the original of which shall be stored in the folder of the object in the list of documents. At the same time, they shall notify the nature conservation authority which has declared the object; for national parks, protected landscape areas, bird areas and European sites, they shall notify the Ministry of the Environment. From the date of assignment of the registration number, the object is entered in the central list.
Method and conditions for handling data in the Central List
(Paragraph 42 (2) of the Law)
(1) The register of objects is an independently and independently managed database, which consists of items permanently maintained by the central list operator, each item corresponding to one central list object. The register of objects shall contain information on the Central List objects listed in Annex 4 to this Decree. The documents stored in the list of documents are the basis for entering the data in the Object Register. The entry of data in the Object Register shall be carried out by the central list operator within 30 days of the date of deposit of the documents in the document collection.
(2) Data stored in the object register are publicly available and published by the central list operator in a way that allows remote access, unless otherwise provided by other legislature11).
(3) Items with data on deleted Central List objects are kept permanently in the object register.
Means of identifying specially protected areas, bird areas, European sites, memorable trees, contractually protected areas and contractually protected conservation trees in the field
(Articles 17 (4), 39 (2), 42 (5), 45c (1), 45e (7) and 47 (3) of the Law)
(1) For the designation of the resting areas of national parks, a table containing the text "the resting area of the national park" and a table containing information on the conditions of movement of persons in the resting area (hereinafter referred to as the "information boards") is used; the information boards shall be drawn up in accordance with the various specifications set out in Annex 6 to this Regulation.
(2) A "contractually protected territory" board is used to designate contractually protected territories.
(3) A board with the text "contractually protected monument tree" or "contractually protected monument trees" is used to designate contractually protected monument trees.
(4) National Parks, Protected Landscape Areas, National Nature Reservations and National Natural Monuments are designated by a board with a large national emblem of the Czech Republic and a board indicating the category of specially protected territory and the name of the relevant specially protected territory.
(5) A board with a small national emblem of the Czech Republic and a board with an indication of the category of specially protected territory is used to identify natural reserves and natural monuments.
(6) Stripe marking is further used to identify the borders of national natural reserves, national natural monuments, natural reserves, natural monuments and rest areas of national parks.
(7) A table with the text "European major sites' shall be used to identify European sites.
(8) A table with the text "bird area 'and the name of the relevant territory shall be used to indicate the bird areas.
(9) A board with a small national emblem of the Czech Republic and a board with the text "memorable tree" or "memorable trees" is used to denote monument trees.
(1) Obligatory models of the designation of specially protected areas, bird areas, European sites of importance, memorable trees, contractually protected areas and contractually protected conservation trees in the field, including the determination of the binding dimensions of the boards, their material, colour shades, the type and size of the font and the manner in which it is produced pursuant to Article 16, are set out in Annex 6 to this Decree.
(2) Boards identifying specially protected areas are placed in access communications and other appropriate places at the borders of those territories so as not to restrict the use of the property concerned. The tables identifying bird areas, European sites and contractually protected areas shall be located in appropriate places, where appropriate, so as not to restrict the use of the properties concerned.
(3) The stripe marking of the borders referred to in Article 16 (6) shall be placed on the border posts which bear two red stripes 5 cm wide, separated by a 5 cm wide gap. The upper stripe takes place over the entire circumference of the column, the lower one only to that part of the circumference which corresponds to the section of the unprotected area. The columns shall be placed in particular on oriental landmark points of the border of the specially protected territory or the resting territory of the national park. A similar designation shall be made on border trees or other appropriate border objects. The stripe marking of the borders shall be positioned in the field so that the distance between the marks does not exceed a distance at which one mark from the other would not be clearly visible in daylight. For specially protected areas of a liner nature, this marking method shall be applied mutatis mutandis under local conditions. Where a specially protected area consists only of a building or part thereof or a subsurface mine, the stripe marking referred to in Article 16 (6) shall not apply.
(4) The designation of conservation trees or contractually protected conservation trees, their groups and tree lines shall be so placed as not to cause tree damage.
Means of identifying specially protected areas, European sites, conservation trees, contractually protected areas and contractually protected conservation trees in map documents
(Articles 39 (2), 42 (5), 45c (1) and 47 (3) of the Law)
(1) In copies of the Basic Map of the Czech Republic, Orthofop of the Czech Republic or the cadastral map, which have been drawn up as part of the intention to publish, part of the set of documents used to enter the building in the central list, as an annex to the legislation or contract, an annex to the care plan, an annex to the summary of the recommended measures, an annex to the Decision or an annex to another document processed by the nature protection authority, denote a full 1 mm thick line of blue colour in their outer circle, indicating the name of the territory, including the words "contractually protected territory."
(2) In copies of the Basic Map of the Czech Republic, Orthofop of the Czech Republic or of the cadastral map, which have been drawn up as part of the intention to declare, part of the set of documents used to register the building in the central list, as an annex to the legal regulation or contract, an annex to the care plan, an annex to the summary of the recommended measures, an annex to the Decision or an annex to another document processed by the nature protection authority, a full circle of blue colour, or a group of rings with a diameter of 3 mm, indicating their name including the words "contractually protected monument tree" or "contractually protected monument trees."
(3) The designation of the specially protected territories in copies of the Basic Map of the Czech Republic, Orthopote of the Czech Republic or the cadastral map, which have been drawn up as part of the intention to publish, as part of the set of documents used to register the object in the central list, as an annex to the legislation or contract, an annex to the care plan, an annex to the summary of the recommended measures, an Annex to the Decision or as an annex to another document processed by the Nature Protection Authority, is carried out as follows:
(a) the boundaries of the national parks and protected landscape areas shall be marked with a full 2 mm red line drawn around their outer circumference, indicating the name of the territory including the category; the border of their protection zone with an intermittent red line,
(b) the boundaries of the national parks zones shall be marked with a full 0,5 mm green line, indicating the name of the zone, pursuant to Article 18 (1) of the Law within the zone segment; for clarity, the different levels of protection of zones may be highlighted by a different shraff of the same colour,
(c) the boundaries of the resting areas of the national parks shall be marked with an intermittent 0,5 mm thick line of brown, conducted on their outer circumference, indicating the words "national park resting area" within the area;
(d) the boundaries of the protected landscape zones shall be marked with a full 0,5 mm red line, indicating the degree of protection by Roman numerals within the segment of the zone; for clarity, the different levels of protection of zones may be highlighted by a different shraff of the same colour,
(e) the boundaries of national natural reserves, natural reserves, national natural monuments and natural monuments shall be marked with a full 1 mm thick line of red colour along their outer circumference, indicating the name of the territory including the category; the border of their protection zone with the same cut-off red line.
(4) The boundaries of the European major sites are in copies of the basic map of the Czech Republic, Orthopote of the Czech Republic or the cadastral map, which have been drawn up as part of the intention to publish, part of the set of documents used to register the object in the central list, as an annex to the legislation or contract, an annex to the care plan, an annex to the summaries of the recommended measures, an annex to the Decision or an annex to another document processed by the nature authority indicating a full 1 mm thick line of purple colour along their outer perimeter, indicating the name of the territory, including the words "European significant location."
(5) The boundaries of the birds' areas are, in copies of the Basic Map of the Czech Republic, Orthofop of the Czech Republic or of the cadastral map, drawn up as part of the intention to publish, part of the set of documents used to register the object in the central list, as an annex to the legislation or contract, an annex to the care plan, an annex to the summary of the recommended measures, an annex to the Decision or an annex to another document processed by the nature authority indicating a full 2 mm thick line of purple colour along their outer perimeter, indicating the name of the territory, including the words "bird area."
(6) In copies of the Basic Map of the Czech Republic, Orthofop of the Czech Republic or of the cadastral map, which have been drawn up as part of the intention to publish, part of the set of documents used to enter the building in the central list, as an annex to the legislation or contract, an annex to the care plan, an annex to the summary of the recommended measures, an annex to the Decision or an annex to another document processed by the nature authority, a full circle of red colour, or a group of rings of 3 mm diameter, indicating their name including the words "memorial tree" or "memorial trees."
Transitional provisions
(1) The provisions of Decree No. 64 / 2011 Coll. shall apply to the content of care plans which have been processed under Decree No. 64 / 2011 Coll., notified under Paragraph 38 (3) of the Act prior to the date of entry into force of this Decree and not approved by the date of entry into force of the Decree.
(2) The provisions of Decree No. 64 / 2011 Coll.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No. 45 / 2018 Coll., on care plans, principles of care and supporting documents for the declaration, registration and labelling of protected areas |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 23.03.2018 |
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| Effective from | 01.05.2018 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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