Publication of the provision of Natura 2000 forestry planning 1)

In accordance with paragraph 16 (1). One and four, and section 61, paragraph 1. 2, in the rule of forests, cf. Law Order no. 945 of 24. September 2009, as amended by law no. 484 of 11. The year May 2010 shall be :

Scope of application

§ 1. The Wildlife Board shall draw up a Natura 2000 forest plan and forestry plans for the implementation of the Natura 2000 forest plan for the forest-grown, peace-making, in the areas of international nature, in the international nature protection areas. Section 14 (4) of the forest law. The Natura 2000 forest plan can be divided into geographical areas.

the content of the Natura 2000 forest plan

§ 2. The Natura 2000 forest plan shall be drawn up on the basis of a mapping of the location and conservation status of the habitats and habitats of species listed in Annexes I and II to the Habitat Directive and Annex I to the Birds Protection Directive. The plan shall include the objectives necessary to ensure or restore favourable conservation status for the said habitats and habitats, and the measures necessary to achieve the objectives.

Paragraph 2. The Natura 2000 forestry plan shall include :

1) A base analysis to contain

a) the mapping of habitats habitats and habitats for species designated by the areas ;

b) assessment of the state and preliminary assessment of threats ; and

c) a summary, which shall indicate the location of the areas and the condition of the card-attached areas and the state.

2) Objective for natural habitat in international nature protection areas.

3) A programme of action to be drawn up on the basis of the basic analysis, available monitoring data and proposals, which are the result of the procedure described in section 4. The action programme provides guidelines for the nature of the Natural Action Plans. The efforts programme can contain concrete proposals for the forestry action plans.

§ 3. The deforestation plan shall be limited to defined sites, international nature protection areas or natural habitats and species :

1) Prioritize of the expected administrative action of the natural management during the period of the period.

2) Specification of targets and expected impact on individual activities. The school action plan must be so specific that its implementation can be assessed. However, the action plan shall not prejudice the precise content of the agreements or decisions taken in relation to each individual owner in the context of the implementation of the action plan. In the case of natural habitats and species for which criteria are laid down for the classification and setting of targets for the natural state in international protection areas, the objectives must be described in : compliance with this condition assessment system.

3) Expected methods and management measures which the Conservation will use in order to improve the state of habitats and habitats referred to in section 2 or retain a favourable conservation status for these.

4) The plan of deforestation must include a statement on the implementation of the action plan for the previous twelve years period, which will enable the Natura 2000 forestry plan for the previous period to be assessed.

Paragraph 2. The school policy plan must not be opposed to guidelines laid down in a Natura 2000 forest plan.

Paragraph 3. The deforestation plan is to co-play with the local authorities 'plans for action to implement the' Natura 2000 ' forestry plan as far as water needs are concerned, for the natural habitats that are directly dependent on an aquatic ecosystem.

Paragraph 4. The deforestation plan shall not cover the public owned land when, for such areas, there is a plan for the management effort, in accordance with the objectives set out in the Natura 2000 forest plan for nature. In these cases, the deforestation plan must be accompanied by a description of this management effort.

the creation of the Natura 2000 forest plan ;

Idea Phase

§ 4. In addition to the preparation and revision of the Natura 2000 forestry plan, the Wildlife Management Board shall convene a public announcement and by a period of not less than 6 months, and, at the same time, the summary of the basic analysis shall be published.

Paragraph 2. The National Agency shall submit the income proposals to the region and to the regional council which coordinate the proposals of the local counters in the region. The coordinated proposals shall be submitted to the Natural Board within eight weeks of receipt.

Natura 2000 Forest Plan

§ 5. The Wildlife Board shall publish in the announcement of a proposal for a Natura 2000 forest plan. The notice shall be reported on the notice period, which shall be at least six months. The proposal must be publicly available.

Paragraph 2. The publication shall be carried out at the same time as publication of proposals for Natura 2000, in accordance with the environmental target slop.

Paragraph 3. At the same time as the publication of paragraph 1 proposals are submitted to the Natura 2000 forest plan to state, regional and municipal authorities whose interests are affected by the proposal.

§ 6. After the expiry of the time limit in section 5 (5), 1, the nature of the Nature Management Network shall be definitively adopted.

Paragraph 2. If, in the context of the final proposal for the Natura 2000 forest plan, changes to the published proposal are carried out in a significant manner to other authorities or citizens other than those who have objected to the change, may : the adoption of the Natura 2000 forest plan shall not be adopted until they have had the opportunity to express their opinion. The Office shall set a time limit for this. If the amendment is so comprehensive that there is actually a new proposal for a Natura 2000 forest plan, the procedures in section 5 must be followed.

Paragraph 3. The Management Board shall provide for the expiry of the time limit in section 5 (5). 1, for the public announcement of the definitively adopted Natura 2000 forest plan. The announcement shall be provided on the draft guidelines and the time limit for the complaint. The plan shall, at the same time, be sent to the governmental, regional and municipal authorities whose interests are affected.

§ 7. The Natura 2000 forestry plan is reviewed every 12. Years.

Paragraph 2. The Natura 2000 forest plan may be amended during the period. If it proves necessary to meet the obligations under the habitats directive and the Birds Protection Directive, the Natura 2000 forest plan must be amended. In the preparation and adoption of amendments, the procedure shall be followed in section 5 to 6.

Paragraph 3. Amendments to a Natura 2000 forest plan have a legal effect as Natura 2000 forest plan.

Forest action plan

§ 8. The Wildlife Board shall adopt the publication within six months after the publication of the Natura 2000 forest plan, cf. Section 6 (2). 3, a proposal for a forestry action plan.

Paragraph 2. The Wildlife Board shall adopt no later than six months after the date of publication of a definitive amendment to the Natura 2000 forestry plan, cf. Section 7 (2). 2, a proposal for a change of forest action plan.

Paragraph 3. The FDA is announcing a proposal for a forest action plan in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 or a proposal for a change of forest action plan, including proposals pursuant to paragraph 1. 2, public, and illumination of the closing date, which shall be at least eight weeks. The proposal must be publicly available.

Paragraph 4. The publication shall, as far as possible, be carried out at the same time as the publication of proposals for municipal Natura 2000 actions, cf. legislation on environmental objectives, etc. for water bodies and international nature protection areas.

Paragraph 5. At the same time as the publication of paragraph 3 the proposal for a forestry action plan to governmental, regional and municipal authorities shall be sent if interests are affected by the proposal.

Paragraph 6. Changes to a forest action plan have a legal effect as a forest action plan.

§ 9. The National Council shall adopt the definitive forestry action plan by the nature of the natural authority within 1 years of the Natura 2000 forest plan.

Paragraph 2. If, in the context of the preparation of the final proposal for a forestry action plan, changes to the published proposal shall be made in a significant manner to other authorities or citizens other than those who have objected to the amendment, the adoption of the deforestation plan shall not take place until they have had the opportunity to express their opinion. The Office shall set a time limit for this. If the amendment is so comprehensive that a new proposal for a deforestation is actually available, the procedures laid down in sections 8 and 10 shall be followed and the time limit laid down in paragraph 1. 1 shall be extended by 3 months.

Paragraph 3. The National Board of Natural Services provides for the public announcement of the agreed forestry action plan. In advertising, complaints must be provided and notice of the time limit. The final agreed forestry action plan shall be made available to the public.

§ 10. A proposal for a deforestation can not be adopted if the municipality of the municipalities concerned has otherwise provided this in writing to the Office of Nature before the expiry of the time limit after paragraph 8 (5). 3. The proposal can then be adopted only once a consensus has been reached between the parties on the necessary changes.

Paragraph 2. An objection to paragraph 1. 1 shall be justified.

Paragraph 3. Provided that agreement can not be reached between the authorities concerned, cf. paragraph 1, on the elaboration of the forestry action plan for the specific international nature protection area, cf. Section 3, an opinion shall be obtained from the Regional Council, after which the Confeit Board shall take the final decision.

Cooperation with other authorities

§ 11. The Natura 2000 forest plan and forestry plan plans shall be drawn up after prior discussion with the governmental, regional and municipal authorities concerned.

§ 12. A Natura 2000 forest plan or a forestry plan may, together with similar plans, provided for in accordance with other legislation and operational plans for the public owned land or similar activities in a synthesis plan for an international nature protection area ; in order to fulfil the overall conservation objectives of the protection area.

§ 13. The State, regional and municipal authorities are in the exercise of exercising powers under the law bound by a adopted Natura 2000 forest plan, including the agreed forestry action plans.

Relationship for the management plans, etc. for the public owned area

§ 14. If a public authority such as basic owner decides to establish management plans, operational plans, etc., in accordance with the Natura 2000 forestry plan, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. In the case of 4, this shall be notified to the natural state, at the latest, at the same time as the expiry date for the public consultation of proposals for the Natura 2000 forest plan.

Paragraph 2. A summary of the individual management plan and so on shall be submitted to the natural authority within nine months after the publication of the Natura 2000 forest plan.

Administrative provisions

§ 15. The Wildlife Board shall ensure the implementation of a forest action plan adopted.

§ 16. On the supervision and access without a court order, the rules of Chapter 8 of the Forest Act apply.

§ 17. Decisions to be taken in accordance with section 6 may be imposed on the Committee on the Natura 2000 forest plan as far as the development of the Natura 2000 forest is concerned.

Paragraph 2. Decisions as referred to in Section 9 may be subject to the nomenclature and the environment as regards the content and provision of the loggers in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 9. § 3, § 8 and § 10.

§ 18. The following shall be eligible for appeal :

1) Anyone who has an individual, significant interest in the outcome of the case.

2) Public authorities.

3) A affected national park fund, created by law on national parks.

4) Local associations and organisations, which have a significant interest in the decision.

5) National associations and organisations whose main aims are the protection of nature and the environment.

6) National associations and organisations, which, after their purpose, provide significant recreational interests when the decision affects such interests.

Paragraph 2. In accordance with paragraph 1, 1, no. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection may require the associations or organisations to document their appeal for the submission of statutes.

§ 19. A complaint does not have any effect unless the Agency for Nature and the Environment Board is to decide otherwise.

Paragraph 2. The Agency and the Environment Board may decide to derogate from the deadlines in section 9 as regards the whole or part of the forestry action plan in the course of decisions taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

20. By the way, complaints and lawsuits apply to Chapter 9 of the forest law.

§ 21. The announcement will enter into force on the eighth. December 2011.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 335 of 26. March 2007 on the provision of Natura 2000 forest planning shall be repealed.

1) The announcement contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2009 /147/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30. In November 2009 on the protection of wild birds (the Birds Protection Directive), EU Official Journal 2010, nr. L 20, page 7, and parts of Council Directive 92 /43/EEC of 21. May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora (Habats Directive), EC-1992. L 206, page 7, as last amended by Council Directive 2006 /105/EC of 20. This is November 2006, 2006 EU Official Journal. L-363, page 368.