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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:
Subject to Article 2, this law shall apply to the taking of stone, gravel, sand, clay and soil for carriage or for storage or for processing.
In addition to this law, the taking of substances must comply with the rest of the law. In addition, when deciding on the authorisation and other decisions of the Authority, it is necessary to respect the nature of the (1096/1996) And is provided for. (20.12.1996/10)
The aim of this law is to make the extraction of materials in a way that supports the sustainable development of the environment.
This law does not apply to:
1) Mining law (103/1965) The inclusion of an ingredient;
(2) the taking and exploitation of the materials removed when the measure is based on a permit issued by the authority or approved by the Authority;
(3) the inclusion of such materials in the water basin (264/1961) The authorisation of the regional administrative authority is required.
Mining L 503/1965 Has been repealed by MinosL 621/2011 . Water L 264/1961 Has been repealed by the Water L 587/2011 .
The materials referred to in this Act shall not be taken into account:
(1) corruption of a beautiful landscape;
(2) the destruction of significant natural beauty or natural deposits;
(3) significant or widespread harmful changes in natural conditions; or
(4) the threat to the water quality or the anchorage of water in an important or other groundwater area suitable for the supply of water, unless it has been authorised in accordance with the Water Code.
In addition, in addition to the provisions laid down in paragraph 1, a region with a general or legal framework shall be deemed not to impede the use of the territory for the purpose reserved for the purposes of the formula and not to damage the image of the city or landscape. (5.2.1999/134)
Maia shall not be taken without particular reason to take the sea or water in the coastal zone, unless the territory is established for this purpose in the ramp or legal-acting general formula. (26.5.2000)
The location of the sites and the taking of the materials shall be arranged so as to minimise the harmful effect of the taking on the environment and the landscape, and that the soil presence shall be used sparingly and economically; The operation would result in an avoidable harm to settlements or the environment, or at a reasonable cost.
The admissibility of the materials referred to in this Act shall be authorised. The decree of the Council of State provides for more detailed information on the procedure for applying for land and the information to be provided in the application. (23.6.2005)
There is no need for authorisation if the materials are taken for normal domestic use for subsistence purposes or agriculture and forestry. The use must be related to the construction or maintenance of access. (23.5.1997/463)
The places of origin shall be located and the incorporation of the materials shall be arranged as provided for in Article 3 (4). In addition, the requirements of Article 3 (1) and (2) shall be complied with in the case of the establishment of (554/1995) In the common area referred to in paragraph 2. (26.5.2000)
Application for authorisation of substances and environmental protection for the same project (177/2014) Shall be dealt with jointly and resolved by the same decision, unless it is necessary for it to be considered unnecessary. An application for a single permit may be applied for.
If, when dealing with the authorisation, it is clear that the environmental protection permit is also necessary for the project, the applicant shall make an application for an environmental permit within a reasonable period prescribed by the licensing authority. Otherwise, the pending application for authorisation may be dismissed as inadmissible.
The case referred to in paragraph 1 shall be dealt with in accordance with Articles 42-45, 84 to 86 and 96 of the Environmental Protection Act. In addition, the procedure laid down in Article 7 (2) of this Act shall be applied for requesting an opinion.
L to 424/2015 Article 4a enters into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
General guidance, monitoring and development of activities under this law is a matter for the Ministry of the Environment.
The Centre shall be guided and controlled by the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment within its territory. (22/122009/1577)
The role of the municipality is to guide and control the taking of the soil by the municipality. The municipality's supervisory authority is governed by Article 14.
General guidance, monitoring and development of activities under this law is a matter for the Ministry of the Environment.
The Centre shall be guided and controlled by the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment within its territory.
The role of the municipality is to guide and control the taking of the soil by the municipality. The municipality's supervisory authority is governed by Article 14.
L to 424/2015 Article 4b enters into force on 1 July 2016.
When applying for authorisation, the inclusion of materials and the management of the environment and, where possible, the subsequent use of the site shall be submitted. However, this is not necessary if the project is limited in scope and impact. The content and structure of the plan is laid down in greater detail by the Government Decree. (23.6.2005)
The plan shall, to the extent necessary, determine the prevailing natural conditions, the quantity and nature of the materials and the environmental and natural effects of the project. (23.5.1997/463)
The Law on Environmental Impact Assessment (468/94) Shall be accompanied by an environmental impact assessment report. To the extent that the report contains the information necessary for the application of the provisions of this Act concerning the environmental impact, the same report shall not be required again. (10.6.1994/473)
The applicant shall, as part of the recovery plan, carry out a waste management plan for extractive waste, if the extractive waste referred to in Article 112 (1) (2) of the Environmental Protection Act is incurred in the taking or storage or processing of the materials. Where, pursuant to Article 5 (1) of this Act, the sampling plan is not required, the applicant shall submit a waste management plan for the extractive waste referred to in Article 114 of the Environmental Protection Act. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 (1) shall enter into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
The applicant shall, as part of the recovery plan, carry out a management plan for the extraction of extractive waste, if the extraction or storage of the materials is established in the context of environmental protection Article 112 of the ec Treaty The extractive waste referred to in paragraph 1 (2). Where, pursuant to Article 5 (1) of this Act, the sampling plan is not required, the applicant shall submit a waste management plan for the extractive waste referred to in Article 114 of the Environmental Protection Act. (27.6.2011)
The waste management plan for extractive waste shall be designed in such a way as to prevent the generation and reduction of waste from extractive waste and to promote recovery and safe treatment of waste. The waste management plan shall include information on the area surrounding the area, the extractive waste, the place of recovery and disposal of extractive waste, the effects on the environment, measures to prevent environmental degradation, monitoring of activities and Activities related to the cessation of activities. The objectives and content of the waste management plan are laid down in greater detail by the Government Decree.
However, the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply where an environmental authorisation under the Environmental Protection Act is required for the taking of the materials.
The authorisation of the authorisation shall be granted if the appropriate sampling plan has been presented and it does not conflict with the restrictions provided for in Article 3. Consideration must also be given to the impact of the authorisation requirements.
An authorisation may be granted in an area where a measure of measures is in force for the preparation or modification of a general formula or a layout, the authorisation may be granted, in the absence of significant damage to the preparation or modification of the formula, to the image of the city or landscape, and Are not in conflict with the restrictions provided for in Article 3. (5.2.1999/134)
If the project is governed by the law on the environmental impact assessment procedure, the decision shall indicate how the assessment under that law has been taken into account. (10.6.1994/473)
The authorisation procedure for the admission of ingredients shall be governed by the law governing the environmental management of the municipalities (19/04/1986) Environmental protection authority of the municipality. The delegation of powers to the Environmental Protection Authority is laid down in Article 7 of the municipal environmental management law. The authorisation referred to in Article 4a shall be determined by the competent licensing authority provided for in Articles 34 to 37 of the Environmental Protection Act. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 (1) shall enter into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
The authorisation of an authorisation shall be granted by the authority designated by the municipality ('the licensing authority '). The delegation of powers shall apply mutatis mutandis in respect of which: (165/1995) Provides.
Before granting an authorisation, the licensing authority shall request the opinion of the Business, Transport and Environment Agency, when:
(1) the territory is of national or otherwise significant importance for nature conservation;
(2) is relevant for the protection of waters; or
3) the introduction of the materials directly affects the territory of the other municipality.
(22/122009/1577)Other opinions are laid down by decree.
KuntaL 365/1995 Has been repealed by the municipality of KuntaL 42/2015 . See. VNa on the taking of soil 926/2005 ARTICLE 4 .
Where the authorisation of an ingredient is legally refused and the landowner cannot use its land for a profitable purpose for agriculture, forestry, construction or any other reasonable benefit, the municipality or, in the case of natural protection, The national importance, the State, if the owner so requests, to claim the territory.
Redemption shall be governed by the law on the redemption of fixed assets and special rights (603/77) . The procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis, as provided for in Article 97 of that Act.
Where the inclusion of materials lowers the value of the adjacent or adjacent property or causes other damage or damage to the use of the property, which shall not be considered minor, the owner and holder of the property shall be entitled to: The producer shall receive full compensation for the harm caused by the taking of the materials. Compensation shall be required within five years of the injury or injury. If the compensation is not agreed, the question of entitlement to compensation and the compensation shall be determined in accordance with the law on the redemption of immovable property and special rights, in accordance with the action requested from the Earth Measurement Department. (13/03/98)
The provisions laid down in paragraph 1 shall also apply to compensation for damage and damage caused by the taking of the materials without authorisation or otherwise contrary to the provisions of this law.
The authorisation shall be granted for a limited period of time, but not more than 10 years.
However, for specific reasons, the authorisation may be granted for a longer period of time, but not more than 15 years, and for the extraction of rock stone for up to 20 years, if the scale of the project, the quality of the plan submitted and the other ingredients Considered appropriate in relation to the elements to be taken into account. A specific reason may also be given to the fact that the introduction of the land and the construction (132/1999) , or in the general formula in force in the case of the introduction of the soil to a reserved area. (23.6.2005)
If the authorisation has been granted for a shorter period of 10 years and at the end of the permit, part of the soil materials of the authorisation granted may be extended so that the total period does not exceed 10 years. In the case of an extension of the deadline, the permit provisions may be amended or new authorisation provisions may be issued. However, the authorisation shall not be continued if the territory has entered into force in the form of a general formula or a general formula, as referred to in the law on land use and construction, or of a measure of measures referred to in Article 38 or 53 of the same law. The authorisation period may be extended without the opinions provided for in Article 7 and the land regulation.
The validity of the joint authorisation referred to in Article 4a shall apply, as provided for in this Article, for the validity of the authorisation. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 Article 4 shall enter into force on 1 July 2016.
The authorisation for the taking of substances shall be accompanied by provisions on the applicant's compliance with the project, in order to avoid or limit the harm caused by the project. (9.12.1983)
The authorisation shall be given:
1) the demarcation area, the depth and shape of excavations and cuts and the way in which it takes place;
(2) the protection and cleanup of the site during and after the removal; and
3) during and after the maintenance, renewal and replanting of wood and other vegetation.
Licence provisions may also be issued:
(1) equipment and the organisation of transport, in particular for the protection of groundwater;
(2) the time during which the measures imposed pursuant to this paragraph must be carried out; and
(3) measures necessary to avoid or limit the damage caused by the project.
(9.12.1983)Such provisions shall not cause any damage and inconvenience to the holder of the authorisation which must be regarded as disproportionate to the scale of the project and the benefits he receives.
The content of the authorisation decision and the deadline for the authorisation of the authorisation are laid down in more detail by a decree of the State Council. (23.6.2005)
The authorising authority may provide that prior to the taking of the materials, the applicant shall provide an acceptable security for the conduct of the measures provided for in Article 11.
The authorising authority may, where appropriate, accept the change to the underlying guarantee. The authorising authority may also, for special reasons, provide for additional security if the security cannot be considered to be sufficient to carry out the measures referred to in paragraph 1.
The validity of the guarantee is laid down in greater detail by the Government Decree. (23.6.2005)
As a result of an application for a soil authorisation, the municipality has to be included on the bulletin board for 30 days. In addition to this, the municipality shall have the opportunity to be heard, except when it is manifestly unnecessary, to the owners and holders of property adjacent to the property in the sampling area. In addition, if the project referred to in the application may have a significant impact on a large area or on the conditions of a large number of persons, the application must also be notified at least in one of the publicly dispersed newspapers. The costs of consultation and notifications shall be borne by the applicant.
The applicant may include in his application a report that the neighbours or some of the neighbours are aware of the documents and information relevant to the project, as well as a report on their possible support for the project. To the extent that the applicant has not provided an adequate explanation for the consultation of the neighbours, a hearing shall be organised by the municipality. The consultation will be further regulated by a decree of the Government.
If the authorisation based on the authorisation is transferred to another, the transfer shall be notified without delay to the authorising authority. However, the previous holder of the authorisation shall be responsible for all obligations relating to the authorisation until he has been replaced by another. The authorising authority may order the new holder of the authorisation to lodge the security referred to in Article 12 prior to the taking of the materials. Such a decision shall not apply to Article 13, which provides for consultation and Article 7, as well as the provisions of the Regulation on the acquisition of opinions.
L to 424/2015 The amended title enters into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording is: the Authority and the threat of commission
Compliance with this law shall be subject to the supervision of the municipal environmental protection authority (hereinafter referred to as the Authority) within the meaning of the law on the environmental management The delegation of powers of the Authority is governed by Article 7 of the Law on the Administration of the Environment. For the purposes of exercising the supervisory function under this Act, the Authority shall be entitled to carry out checks, to carry out measurements and to take samples at the place of sampling. Checks may relate to the matters referred to in Article 3 and to the facts required by the authorisation decision, as well as other matters relating to the quality and impact of such activities. The control procedure is governed by the administrative law (434/2003) More specifically by a decree of the Government. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 (1) shall enter into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
Compliance with this law shall be monitored by the authority designated by the municipality (hereinafter referred to as the Authority). The delegation of powers shall apply mutatis mutandis, as provided for in the municipal authority. For the purposes of exercising the supervisory function under this Act, the Authority shall be entitled to carry out checks, to carry out measurements and to take samples at the place of sampling. Checks may relate to the matters referred to in Article 3 and to the facts required by the authorisation decision, as well as other matters relating to the quality and impact of such activities. The control procedure is governed by the administrative law (434/2003) More specifically by a decree of the Government. (23.6.2005)
Where, contrary to the provisions of this Act or of the provisions adopted pursuant to this Act, or failing to comply with their obligations under this law, the Authority shall oblige the competent authority to comply with the provisions of this Act, Or to restore the effect of the work carried out, or to restore the status quo and to fulfil its obligations under threat of a fine, or at the risk of failing to do so at the expense of the defaulter. If the error is minor, there can be no action.
Measures may be taken even if the sampling area is not owned or controlled by the infringer or defaulter.
The administrative situation of the management of the activities under the joint authorisation referred to in Article 4a shall apply to the provisions of Article 175 of the Environmental Protection Act concerning the correction of an infringement or omission. However, where the administrative matter relates only to compliance with the obligation laid down in this law or under it, it shall, however, be subject to the provisions of this Act. Otherwise, the case referred to in this Article shall be followed by a threat (1113/1990) . (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 (4) shall enter into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
Otherwise, the case referred to in this Article shall be followed by a threat (1113/1990) .
If the taking of any of the materials contravenes or fails to comply with this law, the Authority or the holder designated by it may suspend the taking in an appropriate manner.
The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment may, under the conditions set out in paragraph 1, also suspend the taking where the inclusion of an area which has a national or otherwise significant role in the field of nature conservation or territory, Is relevant for the protection of an important or other groundwaters suitable for the supply of water. (22/122009/1577)
The police authority is obliged to provide assistance in the cases referred to in this Article.
The licensing authority may amend or withdraw the authorisation provisions which it has issued under this law, when:
(1) has been repeatedly or otherwise grossly violated;
(2) the incorporation of the materials in an unforeseeable manner has had an adverse effect on the environment, housing or natural conditions; or
(3) the application for authorisation has provided false or incorrect information or explanations.
During the period of validity of the authorisation, the authorising authority may, by decision, make a minor exception to the plan approved in the authorisation decision or the authorisation provisions granted. Consent shall be subject to the condition that the derogation and its quality, taking into account the provisions and provisions relating to the consideration of the authorisation, shall not constitute an essential modification of the authorisation and shall not affect the status or circumstances of the party concerned. (23.6.2005)
The change referred to in paragraph 2 shall be entered in the permit documents and shall be notified to the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment. (22/122009/1577)
If the holder of the authorisation has been declared bankrupt and is not authorised within six months from the start of the bankruptcy, the person who has been transferred or the estate has not been informed of the intention to continue the activities covered by the authorisation, in accordance with Article 13a. The discharge of the soil and the obligations relating to the authorisation shall be fulfilled for the quantity of land already taken.
In the event of a bankruptcy of a bankruptcy, a notification shall be made to the authorising authority, mutatis mutandis, in accordance with Article 13a.
The authorisation holder shall evaluate and, where appropriate, revise the waste management plan for the extractive waste at least every five years and inform the Authority accordingly.
The waste management plan for the extractive waste shall be amended if the quantity or quality of extractive waste, or the arrangements for the treatment or recovery of waste, are substantially altered. The authorisation or the sampling plan shall then be amended as provided for in Article 16.
Penalty, contrary to this law or any provisions adopted pursuant to it, or provisions on the destruction of the environment Article 48 (1) to (4) § § (21.4.1995/705)
Any intentional or negligent behaviour, other than those referred to in paragraph 1, without the authorisation or authorisation required by this law to take up materials, fails to comply with the obligations imposed in the authorisation or otherwise takes the case against: The provisions of this law must be condemned: On the violation of land Fine. (21.4.1995/705)
Paragraph 3 has been repealed by L 26.10.2001/893 .
The Authority shall, after having verified the acts or omissions referred to in Article 17, inform the prosecuting authority of the prosecution. (23.5.1997/463)
However, the notification referred to in paragraph 1 shall not be notified if, in the light of the circumstances, it is necessary to take account of the circumstances, and the public interest must not be regarded as requiring the intervention of the requesting authority.
The decision on the authorisation of a licensing authority shall be adopted after the imposition of the authorisation. The decision shall be notified before the date of its adoption on the notice board of the issuing authority. The notification shall state the authority, the nature of the case and the date of issue of the decision. Notification shall be kept at the notice board for at least the time of the complaint. The decision shall be available at the date of issue at the date of issue. The decision shall be deemed to have come to the attention of the interested party when it is given.
The decision shall be communicated to the applicant and the granting of the authorisation shall be notified without delay to those who requested it in the course of the proceedings and at the same time informed the applicant.
Moreover, the authorisation must be notified without delay to the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment. (22/122009/1577)
The decision of the Authority under this law shall be subject to appeal against the administrative court, as in the case of administrative law (18/06/1996) Provides.
The joint authorisation decision referred to in Article 4a shall be amended as provided for in Articles 190, 191, 196 and 197 of the Environmental Protection Act. The parties shall apply the provisions of Article 43 (1) of the Environmental Protection Act.
L to 424/2015 Article 20 will enter into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
An appeal against the decision of the licensing authority for authorisation under this law shall be brought before the Administrative Court. As regards the right of appeal and the appeal, the order shall be complied with. In addition, the right of appeal lies with a registered association or a foundation intended to protect the environment, health or nature, by means of a business, transport, environmental centre and a project within the meaning of the project. Promoting the comfort of the living environment. (22/122009/1577)
Other decisions taken under this Act shall be appealed against in the same way as in the case of administrative law (18/06/1996) Provides.
The authorising officer may make minor changes to the authorisation without returning it.
The right of appeal in accordance with this Act shall be:
(1) the party concerned;
(2) a member of the municipality;
(3) registered association or foundation with a view to promoting the comfort of the environment, health or nature or the environment in which the environmental impact in the area of activity is concerned;
(4) the location of the activity and any other municipality in whose territory the environmental impact is present;
(5) the Business, Transport and Environment Agency and the Environmental Protection Authority of the Municipality of Municipality;
(6) in other cases, the public interest authority.
The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment also has the right to appeal, for reasons of general environmental and nature protection or other legitimate reasons, for a decision by which administrative law has changed the municipality 's The decision taken by the Environmental Protection Authority or revoked the authorisation decision.
L to 424/2015 Article 20a shall enter into force on 1 July 2016.
The administrative right shall be communicated by alerting the applicant for authorisation of a land authorisation decision, unless it is manifestly unnecessary, for a period of at least 14 days at the notice boards of the administrative court and the municipalities concerned. The appeal documents shall be displayed in the municipalities concerned. The alert shall indicate where the documents are to be displayed.
In addition, the administrative right shall provide an opportunity, as a result of a complaint lodged by the applicant, to give a response to the parties concerned, in particular, and to the authorities of general interest, unless this is manifestly unnecessary. Otherwise, the complaints shall be heard as provided for in the Administrative Law.
Information on the complaint shall be given in accordance with the Administrative Act. At the same time, it is necessary to indicate where the appeal documents are available and where the statements of defence can be submitted within the time limit for the submission of the defence.
L to 424/2015 Article 20b enters into force on 1 July 2016.
In addition to what is provided for by the Law on Administrative Loan Act, the Court of Appeal or its chairman, the Court of Appeal, or the rapporteur, may carry out on-the-spot checks.
The decision of the administrative court on the authorisation of an authorisation shall be given after the application is deemed to have been brought to the attention of the party when it has been given. The administrative right shall also ensure that the decision is notified without delay on the bulletin board of the municipality and of the affected municipality.
The decision of the administrative court shall be sent to the appellant and a copy of the decision to the parties which have requested it, as well as to the operator in the case of the authorisation, unless it is the appellant. A copy of the decision shall also be forwarded to the municipal supervisory authority and to the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment.
L to 424/2015 Article 20c enters into force on 1 July 2016.
The taking of the substances may be initiated following the authorisation of the authorisation.
However, the authorising authority may, on a reasoned basis, and provided that the application does not render the appeal ineffective, permit the applicant, at the request of the applicant, to prescribe that the taking of the materials may, in spite of the appeal, open a permit , if the applicant makes an acceptable guarantee of compensation for damage, damage and costs which may be caused by the revocation or amendment of a decision. Where appropriate, the order may cover only a part of the territory and the time when the taking action or any other measures related thereto may be initiated. The appeal court may, on appeal, annul or amend the order, or otherwise prohibit the enforcement of the decision. In the case referred to in this paragraph, the decision on administrative law may be appealed to the Supreme Administrative Court only in the context of the appeal against the decision on the settlement of the matter.
The order referred to in paragraph 2 may also, under the same conditions, be issued within a period of appeal or within 14 days of the date of the lodging of the appeal separately. The application shall be subject to consultation with the supervisory authorities and to the decision to amend the permit. The decision must be taken without undue delay. Article 19 shall apply to the adoption of a decision. In addition, the granting of the right shall immediately be notified to the administrative court and to the applicants. Any person who has lodged an appeal against a decision to take a decision may, in administrative court, require the decision referred to in this paragraph to be annulled or amended, without being individually deplorable. The appeal is otherwise in force, as provided for in paragraph 2. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 The amended paragraph 3 shall enter into force on 1 July 2016. The previous wording reads:
The order referred to in paragraph 2 may also, under the same conditions, be issued within a period of appeal or within 14 days of the date of the lodging of the appeal separately. The decision must be taken without undue delay. Article 19 shall apply to the adoption of a decision. In addition, the granting of the right shall immediately be notified to the administrative court and to the applicants. Any person who has lodged an appeal against a decision to take a decision may, in administrative court, require the decision referred to in this paragraph to be annulled or amended, without being individually deplorable. The appeal is otherwise in force, as provided for in paragraph 2.
The decision of the Authority pursuant to Article 14 may stipulate that it must be complied with before it has obtained the force of the law. However, the Authority may prohibit the implementation of the decision. Only in the main proceedings, the decision of the administrative court which prohibits or suspended the enforcement of a decision under appeal shall be subject to appeal to the Supreme Administrative Court.
The implementation of the joint authorisation referred to in Article 4a shall apply to the provisions of Article 198 (1) and Articles 199 to 201 of the Environmental Protection Act. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 Article 5 (5) enters into force on 1 July 2016.
Under this law, the purpose of the municipality or of the territories for the purposes of protecting the protected areas must not be changed without a compelling reason.
Regarding the verification of the application for authorisation and the plan to take, and the cost of monitoring the taking-up, it shall apply mutatis mutandis, as laid down in Article 145 of the Land Use and Construction Act, for the control of construction work for the municipality. Of a fee payable. (26.5.2000)
Within the limits of the revenue and expenditure of the State, the municipality may grant aid for the costs incurred in the redemption of land pursuant to Article 8 of this Act and the compensation provided for in Article 26.
Where the permit referred to in Article 4a determines the environmental protection authority of the municipality, the verification of the application for authorisation and the levying of the costs of monitoring the common authorisation shall apply, as provided for in Article 145 of the Land Use and Construction Act. On the payment of construction work for municipalities. Where a permit under Article 4a is settled by the Regional Administrative Board, the fees charged for the verification and control of the application for authorisation shall be governed by the provisions of the State contribution law (150/1992) Provides. (10/04/424)
L to 424/2015 Article 3 shall enter into force on 1 July 2016.
The holder of the authorisation shall annually inform the authorising officer of the quantity and quality of the material taken.
The licensing authority shall annually inform the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment of the quantity and quality of the material taken on the basis of the notifications referred to in paragraph 1. (22/122009/1577)
In accordance with Article 4 (2) of this Law, the taker must inform the Authority of the location and the extent of the taking of the place where the sampling area has been or is intended to take more than 500 cm3 The soil. (26.5.2000)
The decree of the Council of State provides for a more detailed notification procedure. (23.6.2005)
An information system containing the necessary information shall be maintained for the organisation of the monitoring of the ingredients of the soil and its effects:
(1) licences and notifications under this Act, and
2) on the monitoring of the holding of the taking areas.
Law on public authorities' activities (18/09/1999) , without prejudice to the authorisation referred to in this Act, the Authority shall provide the information in its possession in accordance with Article 1 (1).
Without prejudice to the confidentiality provisions, the authorisation and supervision authority within the meaning of this law shall have access free of charge from the information system to the information necessary for monitoring and monitoring. Personal data shall be processed in accordance with the law on personal data (523/1999) Provides.
The information system is maintained by means of transport, transport and environment centres and the Finnish Environment Agency. The Ministry of the Environment may agree that the maintenance of the information system shall, where appropriate, involve other experts with the necessary expertise. (22/122009/1577)
§ 24 has been repealed by L 23.6.2005/468 .
Article 24a has been repealed by L 23.5.1997/463 .
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1982.
Before the law enters into force, measures may be taken to implement the law.
According to this law, authorisation for the continuation of authorisation, already started, must be sought within one year of the entry into force of the law. For specific reasons, the municipal government may extend this period for a maximum period of one year.
If no authorisation is granted before 4 July 1980 is granted, the owner or the holder of the right of access shall have the right to a municipality or, where the territory is of national importance for nature protection, from the State Compensation for the damage caused to him by the refusal. The law shall be the same if, in the event of refusal of authorisation, the placing of an ingredient is prevented in an area which, before that date, has been expressly acquired for the purposes of the taking of the materials, and the imposition of specific measures on the taking of the materials And the region can no longer be used in a reasonable profit. The obligation to provide compensation must comply with the provisions laid down in the Act on the redemption of fixed assets and special rights. When assessing the obligation to compensate and the amount of compensation, account shall be taken of the effect of the provisions referred to in Article 11 and whether the applicant has the possibility of obtaining authorisation from another place.
Paragraph 3 has been repealed by L 23.5.1997/463 .
HE 88/80, II lvhms. 1/81, the svk.M. 77 77/81This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1984.
HE 59/83, II lvhms. 5/83, svk.M. 107/83
This Act shall enter into force on 1 July 1985.
HE 75/85, II lvhms. One-eighty-five. 82/85
This Act shall enter into force on 1 November 1989.
Complaints pending at the time of entry into force of this Act which, after the entry into force of the law, fall within the competence of the provincial government, shall be referred to the Board of Directors concerned.
HE 65/88, second-rate. 12/88, svk.M. 157/88
This Act shall enter into force on 1 September 1994.
The application of the law is in force, as regards the (468/94) Article 27 Provides.
THEY 319/93 , YmVM 4/94
This Act shall enter into force on 1 September 1995.
THEY 94/93 , LaVM 22/94, SuVM 10/94
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1997.
THEY 79/1996 , YmVM 8/1996 EV 214/1996
This Act shall enter into force on 1 June 1997.
Before the entry into force of this Act, the provisions of Article 4 (3) shall be complied with one year after the entry into force of the law.
In the context of the entry into force of this Act at the Regional Environmental Centre, the provisions governing land authorisation pending before the entry into force of this Act shall apply.
The specific reason for the purposes of Article 10 (2) may also be taken before the entry into force of the regional or general formula established before the entry into force of this Act, provided that sufficient soil has been produced in the preparation of the seating or general formula, Studies on the landscape and groundwater conditions.
THEY 242/1996 , YmVM 3/1997, EV 41/1997
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2000.
THEY 101/1998 , YmVM 6/1998, EV 248/1998
The entry into force of this Act shall be regulated by law.
THEY 84/1999 , YmVM 4/1999, LaVL 15/1999, HVL 11/1999, MmVL 18/1999, EV 100/1999
This Act shall enter into force on 15 June 2000.
Article 10 (2) provides for a general approach to provincial and legal acts, including in 1996 or after (240/1958) , which is established in the territory of the region in force or which is in force in the region.
At the time of entry into force of the law, the place of residence already in use shall be notified within one year of the entry into force of the law.
THEY 195/1999 , YmVM 3/2000, EV 49/2000
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2002.
THEY 80/2000 , LaVM 14/2001, EV 94/2001
This Act shall enter into force on 1 October 2005.
The decision of the Administrative Authority issued before the entry into force of this Act shall be subject to the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of this Act. However, Article 21 (2) and (3) of this Act shall apply once the authorisation decision is adopted after the entry into force of this Act.
THEY 112/2004 , THEY 5/2005 , HaVM 13/2005, EV 91/2005
This Act shall enter into force on 1 June 2008.
The authorisation holder shall evaluate and, if necessary, verify the information on the management of extractive waste from extractive waste initiated before the entry into force of this Act and inform the Authority by 30 April 2009 at the latest. In the absence of information corresponding to the content of the waste management plan for the extractive waste management plan and does not meet the requirements laid down in the waste management plan, the authorisation shall be amended.
Before the entry into force of this Act, measures may be taken to implement the law.
THEY 34/2008 , YmVM 3/2008, EV 47/2008, Directive 2006 /21/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32006L0021); OJ L 102, 11.4.2006, p. 15
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2010.
Before the entry into force of this Act, measures may be taken to implement the law.
THEY 161/2009 , HVM 18/2009, EV 205/2009
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.
THEY 68/2013 , MmVM 7/2013, EV 102/2013
This Act shall enter into force on 1 September 2014.
THEY 214/2013 , YmVM 3/2014, EV 67/2014
This Act shall enter into force on 1 July 2016.
Pending the entry into force of Article 4a of this Act, pending the entry into force of Article 4a of this Law, pending the entry into force of Article 4a of this Act, the Administrative Authority or the Court of Justice shall, unless otherwise specified below, be dealt with in accordance with the provisions in force.
If the Court of Appeal annuls a decision which shall be subject to the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of Article 4 (a) of this Law, and shall refer the matter back to the Court of Justice in its entirety, the case shall be dealt with and In accordance with
THEY 257/2014 , YmVM 20/2014, EV 291/2014
