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Assessment Of The Conditions For The Pheasantry

Original Language Title: posouzení podmínek pro bažantnice

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7/2004 Sb.



DECREE



of 17 May. December 2003



on the assessment of the conditions for expanding and about how it will be defined

part of the hunting ground as the pheasantry



The Ministry of agriculture shall be determined according to section 68 of Act No 449/2001 Coll., on the

hunting, as amended by Act No. 59/2003 Coll. (hereinafter the "Act") to

implement section 2 (a). k):



The assessment of the conditions for the intensive rearing of pheasants



§ 1



(1) as the basic conditions for breeding pheasants are assessed:



and expanding at least 100 area) ha contiguous parcels on the hunting grounds

the framework of recognized hunting ground, and of which at least 25 hectares of forest land, is made up of

or land with bushes or other tree species (e.g., hedgerows, limits),



(b)) up to 700 m altitude,



(c)) the boundaries of the pheasantry is at least 200 m as the crow flies from

continuously developed territory of towns, villages, or other permanent settlements from

the boundaries of the neighbouring hunting license [§ 45 para. 1 (a). with) of the Act],



(d) permanent natural source of water) in the game usable for pheasant

beasts,



(e)) the written consent of the owner of each hunting grounds land

proposed on the game with the establishment of pheasantry and location

hunting equipment proposed in the study (section 4) and the proposal

recommended future adjustment of stand on their property,



f) annual number of discharged at least 1 500 pheasant pieces or so far

the natural occurrence of a pheasant from the wild population on the land proposed for the

the game in the last 5 years, corresponding to measurement conditions

established under a special legal regulation, ^ 1)



g) alternately occurring areas with high agricultural crop over

20 cm with the areas with low agricultural crops to 10 cm,



h) the occurrence of agricultural cultures with a height of over 20 cm in the spring time and

dense high forest stands of agricultural cultures of over 20 cm, which can be

kept on record over the winter period, (e.g. Lucerne crop stands

winter cereals, grass)



I) discharges of pheasants for at least 30 days before each individual hunting.



(2) in assessing the conditions referred to in paragraph 1, the provisions of

special legislation ^ 2).



§ 2



The assessment of the other conditions



(1) Species composition of forest stands and land with bushes or other

tree species (e.g., hedgerows, limits) with the representation



and) to 40% and 60% of conifers and broadleaves-more can be regarded as appropriate,



(b)) 40%-60% of conifers and 40%-60% broadleaf-shall be treated as

less desirable,



c) over 60% of conifers and broadleaves-under 40% is assessed as unsuitable.



(2) Surface representation fruitive shrubs (e.g., Blackthorn, rose hips, Euonymus,

PRIVET) on the desktop of the overall acreage of forest land or land with

bushes or other tree species (e.g., hedgerows, bounds)



and) above 5%-will be considered as appropriate,



(b)) 2%-5%-they are regarded as less desirable,



(c)) to the 2% shall be assessed as unfit.



(3) the areas sown or planted with crops suitable for pheasant beasts in the

area of the total area of the pheasantry



and) above 2%-is assessed as appropriate,



(b)) 1%-2%-is assessed as less desirable,



(c)) to the 1%-shall be assessed as unfit.



(4) agricultural land with small measuring agricultural cultures

to 1 ha, which are mostly lined with natural plant communities of trees with

plant floor, encompassing the area of the overall acreage of agricultural

the land proposed for the pheasantry



and over 30%)-shall be considered as appropriate,



(b)) 10%-30%-they are regarded as less desirable,



(c)) to 10% shall be assessed as unfit.



(5) the planting of temporary shelters from agricultural crops (e.g., corn,

sorghum, soybeans) and the presence of dense covers of agricultural crops for the animals

even in winter on the agricultural parcels proposed for the pheasantry



and over 30%)-shall be assessed as appropriate,



(b)) 10%-30%-is assessed as less desirable,



(c)) up to 10%-is judged as inappropriate.



§ 3



Conditions for the intensive rearing of pheasants can be considered suitable if

all the basic conditions are met, referred to in § 1 (1). 1 and

the remaining aspects referred to in section 2 are evaluated by at least three

cases, as appropriate, and in the remaining cases as less desirable.



§ 4



All of the conditions referred to in § 1 and 2, shall be assessed and valued in the study of

the suitability of natural and other conditions for the game (section 18, paragraph 5

of the Act).



§ 5



The procedure for defining the pheasantry as part of a hunting license



(1) the game will define Government authority (section 60 of the Act) in

the decision on recognition of a hunting license by parcelních numbers hunting grounds

the land making up the game park (, indicating the name, cadastral territory

municipalities, County, and type of land), their total acreage, verbal

a description of the boundaries of the pheasantry and situation the diagram in an expanding

drawing a hunting license.



(2) in the Wild Hunt hunting license holder shall pheasantry designation so that

no later than 30 days from the effective date of the decision on the recognition of a hunting license

or her changes, the circuit was expanding, it places around the perimeter

expanding on the appropriate places (e.g. on access routes,

hiking trails) table indicating the



and the name of the class and the express) indicating that it is a game,



(b) the designation of the holder and the user) of hunting ground,



(c) the name of the authority of the State Administration) hunting, who delivered the judgment of the

the recognition of a hunting license or a change in the circuit was expanding,



d) reference number of this decision and the date of its issuance and the acquisition of legal

power.



§ 6



Transitional provision



Pheasantry recognised before it becomes effective this Decree shall be marked

in the manner prescribed pursuant to § 5 para. 2.



§ 7



The effectiveness of the



This Decree shall enter into force on 1 January 2000. February 2004.



Minister:



Ing. Palas in r.



1) Decree No 501/2002 Coll., on how to determine the minimum and

standard classification of game and hunting grounds or parts thereof to

quality classes.



2) Act No 114/1992 Coll., on nature and landscape protection, as amended by

the legal measures of the Bureau of the Czech National Council No. 347/1992 Coll.,

Law No. 289/1995 Coll., Constitutional Court published under no.

3/1997 Coll., Act No. 16/1997 Coll., Act No. 123/1998 Coll., Act No.

161/1999 Coll., Act No. 244/1999 Coll., Act No. 132/2000 Coll., Act No.

76/2002 Coll. and Act No. 320/2002 Coll.