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SPATIAL PLANNING AND TOWN PLANNING PLANNING

PART 1 BASIC CONCEPTS AND STRUCTURE OF SYSTEMS

SPATIAL PLANNING

Article 1 Basic concepts

For the application of this law, the terms used in its provisions have the following meaning: (a) A spatial planning system: all of them;

Rotational and urban frameworks and projects described in Articles 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10 of this law, as they are structured systematically and at levels based on the geographical scale to which they relate, the consignment and the (b) Strategic spatial planning: the design of the project

On the basis of the analysis of the data and the prognosis of future developments, the medium-term or long-term objectives of the development and organisation of the site, as well as the general guidelines for the formation of the housing sector, shall be based on the analysis of the data and the forecast of future developments. Of the regions, in the areas of production and business activities and areas of protection, in a national or regional scale. The strategic spatial planning may include special arrangements for spatial planning with a view to spatial planning and development, and the protection of the above areas. (c) Regulatory spatial planning: the design

(d) Organised activity (s) of activities: the Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products, the Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products, and the Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products.

To be developed on the basis of a single plan designed to operate primarily or exclusively as organised areas for the development of productive and business activities. Organised activity receptors are in particular the Regions of Completed Tourist Development (RFOs) of Article 29 of the Law. 2545/1997, Organisational Areas of Productive Activities (PODQM) in Article 24 of the Law. 1650/1986, the Business Parks of n. 3982/2011, the E-trade centres of n. 3333/2005, Special Plans for the Spatial Development Perspective (ECHR) of Article 12 of the Law. 3986/2011 and Special Plans for Spatial Development Strategies for Strategic Investment (ESDP) referred to in Article 24 of the Law 3894/2010.

Article 2 Outline of spatial planning system

1. The spatial design is exercised at national, regional and local level and is distinguished according to its content, strategic or regulatory.

2. In the category of strategic spatial planning, the National Spatial Development Frameworks of 5 and the Regional Spatial Plans of Article 6 are included.

3. In the category of the regulatory spatial plan, the Local Spatial Plans referred to in Article 7, the Special Spatial Plans referred to in Article 8 and the Article 10 Draft Implementation Plans referred to in Article 10.

MEMBER OF THE GREEK EXCERPT

First, From the Official Journal of the European Union of 25 June 2014, No Meetings of the Work Decorator of the Work

The following draft law was adopted by the House of Parliament:

Spatial planning and economic reform-Sustainable development

Article 3 National Spatial Strategy

1. For the sustainable development and organisation of the national space, the Government forms a National Spatial Strategy. The Strategy is a text of principles and includes the main axes, the mid-term and long-term goals of spatial development at the level of the General Government and its stakeholders, as well as the proposed measures; and Actions to implement the intended recovery.

2. The National Spatial Strategy is drawn up under the responsibility and supervision of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, submitted to the Council of Ministers for adoption following an opinion by the National Council of Spatial Planning and announced In the Parliament, in accordance with the provisions laid down.

3. The National Development Strategy will take into account the National Development Strategy of the Country for each programme period, the current medium-term Framework Financial Strategy and the national programme of public funds. On the other hand, the Commission's proposal for a regulation on the protection of the environment, the international, European and national policies on the protection of the environment, as well as general or specific programmes of national or permeable scale which significantly affect the structure and development of the national territory.

4. The main axes and objectives of the National Regional Policy are taken into account in the preparation of National and Regional Spatial Plants.

Article 4 National Council of Regional Planning

1. It is recommended in the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change (RIS), a National Council of Planning, which consists of twenty-one (21), consisting of: (a) The General Secretariat for Spatial Planning and Urban III.

(b) From one representative from the Union of the Regions of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change

Greece (EMS), the Central Association of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE), the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE), the Geotechnical Hellenic Chamber of Greece (GEOTEE), the Hellenic Foundation for Greece (ECE), the Hellenic Foundation for Greece (XEE), the Hellenic Foundation for Greece (XEE), the Hellenic Foundation for the Development of Greece Tourist Enterprises (SETE), the Central Union of Greece (CCEEs), the Business and Industry Association (SEV), the General Confederation of Workers of Greece (GSEE), the General Confederation of Professional Associations of Greece (GSEE), The Panhellenic Association of Associations of Agricultural Cooperatives (EPAPES), The Pan-Hellenic Association of Architects of Diplomats of Higher Schools (SIDASPEA), the Association of Greek Civil Engineering, Regional Planning and Regional Development (SESSPUS), the Greek Coniferologists' Association (SPA) and the Association of Greek Urban Planning, and Naughty (SEA). (c) From a representative of two non-governmental

The Committee of the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection

(d) Two members of the Teaching and Research Personnel Selection Criteria.

Higher Education Institutions (A.E.I.) who have been elected to the cognitive object of the gendarmerie. The members of this case shall be appointed by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change.

2. The representatives of the bodies referred to in point (b) and (c) of the preceding paragraph shall be appointed by their deputies by their administrations, within a period of one (1) from sending an invitation from the Minister for the Environment, Energy And Climate Change. After the expiry of the deadline, the Council shall be set up and functioning even if one or more representatives of the institutions of the above cases have not been appointed. In any event, the Council shall be required to appoint at least 50 % of its members.

3. It is also recommended that the Executive Board, which is a coordinating and executive body of the National Council, is set up by the President of the Council, the representatives of the EU, the CEE and the Union and one of its members. Indent (d) of paragraph 1.

4. The Council and the Executive Board shall be retained by decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change. The same decision shall be laid down as the deputy of the President of the National Council a person of recognised competence in matters of Council competence.

5. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, the Council Regulation and the Executive Board, and any other relevant details on their operation, are adopted. Their secretarial and technical assistance is provided by the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change. The Council and the Executive Board shall meet at least twice a year or in exceptional circumstances at the discretion of their President.

6. The term of office of the members of the Council and of the Executive Board shall be three years. A decision of the Secretary of State for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change may extend the term of office of the members of the Council and of the Executive Board for one (1) additional year.

7. The Council is an institution of a social dialogue and consultation on matters of particular relevance to the exercise of national spatial development and sustainable development policy. In particular, it shall deliver an opinion on the National Spatial Strategy. The Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Court of Auditors may request the Council to deliver opinions or proposals on other areas of competence of the Ministry.

8. The Executive Board shall be responsible for the provision of an opinion in the course of the training of the National Spatial Plants. It may deliver an opinion in the course of the training of the Peripheral Maritime Regions, following a question by the Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate Change.

9. The views, observations and proposals of the Council

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The Council and the Executive Board shall be submitted to the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change.

10. In order to fulfil their responsibilities, the Council and the Executive Board may seek information and information from all stakeholders and services, who must be informed in good time. The President of the Council may invite representatives of the above bodies and departments to orally present their views in meetings of both the Council and the Executive Board.

PART 2 STRATEGIC SPATIAL PLANNING

Article 5 National Spatial Plans (E.H.P.)

1. The National Spatial Plans are sets of places and/or transformations, which provide guidelines for strategic spatial planning at national level for: (a) the spatial organisation of the main national cities; and

(b) The spatial structure and structure of the housing dictator, as well as international and inter-regional inter-regional income and connections.

(c) the spatial structure of sectors or industries;

(b) The spatial structure of networks and services in general, and in particular the development of national and local development areas.

-technical, social and administrative infrastructure of national interest, as well as the spatial distribution of knowledge and innovation. E) spatial development and organisation of the e -

The Committee of the Regions feels that it is essential for the European Union to take the necessary steps to ensure that the Community and its Member States continue to play a part in the development of the common fisheries policy, in particular with regard to the environment and the environment. (f) The promotion of projects, programmes or spatial development projects shall be accompanied by an action programme.

(i) the priorities for the implementation of actions and actions, the timing of their implementation, and their implementation phases.

2. (a) The National Spatial Plans are prepared by the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change in cooperation with the relevant Ministries and other competent bodies. To this end, joint decisions by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change and the case-by-case Minister responsible for monitoring the preparation of the framework programmes, in which the (b) When preparing them, the representatives of the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change and the Ministries concerned shall be taken into account.

The objectives of the National Spatial Strategy, the current Mid-Term Framework of Bilateral Strategies, the National Public Investment Programme, the National Development Strategy of Hoo -

Other general or specific development programmes of national or inter-regional scale affecting the structure and development of the national area, in particular in the area, area or type of area, which is, where appropriate, the subject of a report. Framework:

3. (a) The National Spatial Plans are subject to the Code of Environmental Action in accordance with the provisions laid down. The relevant Strategic Environmental Impact Studies (SEM) are approved together with the National Spatial Plans with Joint Decisions of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change and the relevant competent Ministers They shall be published in the Official Journal of the Government. (b) The Executive Committee referred to in Article 4 shall formulate the procedures for consulting the European Economic and Social Committee.

An opinion on the content of the national spatial plans drawn up within a time-limit of one (1) from the submission of the relevant recommendation. If the above deadline is to come, the progress of the procedure has not been achieved.

4. (a) The Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change is responsible for monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the National Spatial Plans. To this end, at least two years of evaluation reports shall be drawn up, indicating how to apply and the possible pre-existing measures presented in their implementation. The same reports shall indicate actions and actions where appropriate for the effective implementation of the Framework, as well as acts and actions which are not harmonised in accordance with their guidelines. Assessment may draw up, and

(c) The competent authorities of the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change in the case of the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change in order to be taken into consideration when drawing up its assessment reports. Reporting reports;

In the case of non-member Ministries and other non-organisations and departments, they shall be taken into account in the exercise of their powers relating to the implementation of the European Economic Area.

5. (a) The National Spatial Plans shall be revised every five years if there is a documented need for this from the evaluation reports. In the course of this year, it is exceptionally possible to do so, with a view to improving and updating them, in order to: (aa) to address issues arising from:

The promotion or implementation of programmes of international, European, cross-border, transnational or trans-national programmes. (bb) To lay down national guidelines for the

Treatment of exceptional needs by natural or technical disasters and risks. (cc) For exceptional and unforeseen circumstances

Needs and new data, for national or national projects and actions, of national or European programmes not included in the initial design. (dd) Adapted to relevant observations and

Recommendations of the evaluation report.

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(e) To present guidelines and proposals for Regional Spatial Planning Plans in the context of feedback. (b) For the review and modification of the Nationals

Spatial framework shall follow the procedure set out in paragraph 3.

6. By joint decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change and the case of the Co-Secretary of State, the Minister of the Environment, the Minister of the Environment, and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection Wordings, masking corrections, clarification of formalities, harmonisation of texts and tests. The above amendments shall be subject to a strategic environmental assessment procedure only if assessed in accordance with Joint Decision No 107017/2006 of the Ministers for Economic and Financial Affairs, the Environment, Regional Planning and Public Works And the Secretary of State for the Interior, the Administration and Decentralisation, as it stands, that they may have significant effects on the environment.

7. (a) Where the provisions of the applicable legislation refer to the "Specific Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development Frameworks" (hereinafter referred to as the "Spatial Development Plans"), (b) The revision and modification of approved projects

The publication of the law of this Special Framework Programme shall be adopted in accordance with the provisions of this Article.

Article 6 Regional Spatial Planning (P.C.P.)

(a) Regional spatial frameworks are a set of there and/or transformations, which provide guidelines for strategic spatial planning at regional level for: (aa) the emergence and exploitation of the particular ones;

(b) the spatial structure of each of the regions of the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, such as agriculture, tourism, mineral water,

(c) the spatial structure of regional networks, in particular those affecting the nature of the region;

-transport and other technical infrastructures of interest, (d) the territorial organisation of the regional housing

(e) residential development and internal organisation;

(i) the development of the urban environment, the promotion, promotion and protection of natural resources;

The Committee of the Regions and the Economic and Social Committee, the Committee of the Regions and the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions, and the Committee of the Regions.

(b) Regional spatial planning frameworks (b) Regional spatial planning frameworks (b) Regional spatial planning areas (b) Regional spatial planning areas (b) Regional Spatial Planning

All Regions of Chora, except the Region of Attica. (c) Peripherals Regional Spatial Development

(d) Regional Spatial Spatial Development Projects are also approved by the competent authorities of the Member States of the European Union and the Member States of the European Union and the Member States of the European Union.

(b) the structure of the housing network and the structure of the structure of the network and the structure of the structure of the structure of the network and the structure of the structure of the network;

(c) the protection and enhancement of the natural environment;

(d) the basic infrastructure networks, (eu) the spatial organisation of the productive activities;

(e) When drawing up the annex to the Directive, the Council shall take the necessary measures to ensure the effective implementation of the Directive.

In this context, the Commission considers that the principle of equal treatment for men and women should be based on the principle of equal treatment for men and women. 1 of Article 14 of this law. Exceptions may not be provided for the spatial organisation of one or more of the preceding subparagraph (s) of the administrative boundaries where: (aa) the use is contrary to the directions of the National Spatial Framework or is prohibited. (b) results from the study concerned that there are no areas available within the entity that could be organised by their spatial organisation. (f) Peripheral Regional Spatial Development

The Committee of the Regions calls on the Commission and the Member States to take the necessary steps to ensure that the Member States comply with the requirements laid down in the Treaty on European Union, in particular in the framework of the European Union. The action programme may include directions, markings or refusals to the transnational spatial planning plan of a national level.

(a) Regional Spatial Plans must be defined in the directions of National Spatial Plants, which may or may not be expected to pay if there is an explicit provision by the national authorities. Spatial frames. During their training, account shall be taken of the axes and objectives of the National Regional Planning Programme, the regional programme for public investment, regional development programmes, and other general or specific development programmes, (b) In exceptional cases, policies and strategies which affect the structure and development of the region.

The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection The Directorate-General for the Environment, Public Health and Social Affairs and the Committee of the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety and Health. In this case, the Head of the Spatial Planning Directorate shall participate as a member. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change published in the Governing Council of the Government, each detail is to be determined for the implementation of this provision.

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3. In the development programme of each region, priority will be given to projects and actions promoting the implementation of Regional Spatial Plants in accordance with the programme of actions and priorities.

(a) Regional timetables are drawn up by the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change following the relevant information of the Region concerned. (b) Prior to the adoption of Regional Spatial Planning,

The Committee of the Regions calls on the Council and the Commission to take the necessary steps to ensure that the Member States and the Member States take the necessary steps to ensure that they do not comply with the requirements laid down in the Treaty. After the expiry of the above-mentioned above, the procedure shall continue without the relevant opinion. Especially for the spatial structure of production sectors or sectors and regional transport networks and other technical infrastructure, the opinion of the relevant Ministries, which is held within a period of one (1) month, is also required. Receiving the relevant study. (c) The Executive Board shall deliver an opinion after the expiry of the maximum period of time.

In accordance with paragraph 8 of Article 4, for the content of the Regional Spatial Planning Regionals within a period of one (1) month after the submission of the relevant question. Following the expiry of the above deadline, the procedure shall be continued without the relevant opinion. (d) Regional Spatial Development Projects are subject to

Strategic Environmental Programme procedure and the provisions laid down therein. The relevant Environmental Impact Strategies (SEM) are adopted together with the Regional Spatial Development Frameworks of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, which are published in the Official Journal of the European Communities. Government, The procedures for consulting the Regional Spatial Plants and the CMEs are common.

5.a) The Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change monitors and evaluates the implementation of Regional Spatial Plants. To this end, it shall draw up at least five-yearly follow-up positions, indicating the arrangements for implementation, possible problems presented, as well as the degree of integration of their opinions at the sub-levels. European Union. In the same reports, actions and actions which are necessary for the effective implementation of regional strategies and actions are indicated in the same reports and actions and actions which are not harmonised in their direction. Assessment reports may also draw up the relevant Ministries, which notify the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change to be taken into account in the preparation of the evaluation reports. (b) The conclusions of these reports shall be transmitted a -

By the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Council of Ministers for Change in the relevant ministries, bodies and departments, in order to take account of their responsibilities and tasks.

6.a) Regional Spatial Plans Revised

Shall be valid for every five years, provided that the monitoring reports are necessary for this purpose. In this period, it is exceptionally difficult to amend them, with a view to improving and updating them, in order to: (aa) to address issues arising from:

The promotion or implementation of programmes and actions of an international, European, cross-border, inter-regional or interregional nature; (bb) to lay down guidelines for action;

(c) to address exceptional and unforeseeable circumstances arising from natural or technological disasters and risks at the level of the relevant environment;

(i) the needs and new data, for national or regional projects or projects and actions of national or European programmes, which were not included in the initial plan; d) to adapt to new data; and

Spatial planning enlargements resulting from the approval, review or modification of National Spatial Plants, eu) to adapt to relevant observations; and

(b) For the revision and modification of the Periphany reports;

The procedure referred to in paragraph 4 shall be followed.

7. With the decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, it may be necessary to amend the Regional Spatial Development Frameworks, such as grammar formalities, ball adjustments, and non-essential amendments. Clarification of formalities, harmonisation of texts and tests. The above amendments shall be subject to an environmental assessment strategy only if assessed, at the time of assessment, in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EC) No 107017/2006 (B ' 1225) of the Ministers for Economic and Financial, Environment, Spatial Planning and Public Health Works and the Secretary of State for the Interior, Public Administration and Decentralisation, as is the case, that it accepts to have significant effects on the environment.

8. (a) For the Attiki position of the Regional Spatial Framework, the capital plan of Athens, as applicable. B) During the preparation of Regional Spatial Planning -

(c) During the preparation of the Regional Policy Area of Athens, Greece and the Peloponnese-you are looking at issues of interaction with Peri-the Attica region and any overlap with the area of the wider metropolitan area of Athens. Spatial planning

The Committee of the Rules of Procedure, the Economic and Social Committee, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the European

At the same time, there is a need for more detailed information on the future of the Thessaloniki European Council. (bb) Taking into account its metropolitan role

Thessaloniki and functional dependencies and flows between the metropolitan centre and the other regions, including guidelines for the use of Thessaloniki's capabilities in national and international scale and strategy A spatial organisation of this metropolitan area.

9. Decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy

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And the Climate Change published in the Government of the Government lays down specifications for the elaboration, evaluation and modification of the Regional Spatial Stations and any other relevant details.

10. (a) Where the provisions of the applicable legislation refer to the 'Regional Planning and Sustainable Development Plans' (hereinafter referred to as 'Regional Planning and Sustainable Development') (b) The revision and amendment of the Authorised persons

During the publication of the law of this Regional Planning and Sustainable Development Framework, it shall be carried out in accordance with this Article.

MOSS A3 RHYTHMIC SPATIAL PLANNING

Article 7 Local Spatial Projects (J.C.)

1. Local Spatial Projects are sets of places and transformations with which the general uses of land, general terms and restrictions are defined, as well as any other measure, condition or restriction required for the integrated spatial development. Development and organisation of the area of a primary OTC.

2. The ATHs cover the area of one or more of the other Municipalities or of the whole of the project concerned. They may also be drawn up at the official level, following relevant decisions of the relevant Advisory Councils. The FSF are united in the directions of the overriding strategic spatial planning and contain the necessary arrangements for achieving their objectives.

3. With the ETF, the following categories of areas are defined for each of the following categories: (a) residential areas: (aa) residential areas:

The Committee of the Regions and the Committee of the Regions, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. In the residential areas, all the in-house projects of the relevant section of the relevant section, the households before 1923 or with a population of less than 2,000 inhabitants, as well as the areas to be fought for housing, are included. Use, that is to say, the areas which, in view of their position, the physical education of their territory and the other conditions in which they exist, are offered for housing extensions and in general for the realisation of projects and programmes of residence; Development. The Special Rate of Planning of Article 24 of the Law is also included. 2508/1997 with a first or second residence, the Urban Areas under Article 31 of the Law. Having regard to Council Regulation (EC) No 4178/2013, as well as the areas of concentration and reception coefficients of Articles 31 et seq. 4178/2013. (bb) In the areas of this category, which

They shall be used, determined by the T.C.C. Boundary boundaries and their general proposal for their trigger-aging, i.e. those permitted within these general categories of land use, density, rate of charge and other conditions; and A limited number of

In addition, as well as the general assessment of the needs of each of the urban areas in common areas, public services and public infrastructures and networks are generally available. (cc) Within the residential areas a -

General categories of land use at the time of the relevant provisions: residence (K1, K2, MK) a political centre, tourism-leisure, free spaces-urban green, Main roads, installations of general interest, and (b) Areas of production and business operations under Articles 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 32 of this Act

(a) As areas of production and business activity

Activities shall mean the inside or out-of-plan and out-of-the-box areas of the relevant section of the relevant section, which, in view of the position, of existing uses, functions and infrastructures, and other spatial characteristics, They are offered for the location of individual or organised, productive and business activities. These areas may be fought against each other in accordance with the specific rules governing them. (bb) In those areas with the RF, the

Within these general categories of land use, the rate of application, as well as the other conditions and restrictions of the use required for their development. (cc) In these areas the definition is permitted.

(i) one or more of the following general categories of land use according to the applicable provisions: tourism; leisure, urban green, wholesale, productive activities; low, medium, high-speed, and For the purposes of applying Articles 19, 21, 22, 24, 26, 26, 26, 27, 28, 28, 29, 29, 31, 31 of this law. (dd) In the areas of this category are included,

(c) Protection Areas: (a) Areas of protection are defined as areas of protection in accordance with the provisions applicable to them.

The Committee of the Rules of Procedure, the Committee on the Rules of Procedure, the Economic and Commit tee on the Rules of Procedure, the Committee on the Rules of Procedure, the Committee on the Rules of Procedure and the Committee of the Rules of Procedure. These areas are defined and defined for such restrictions or restrictions on land use and occupation, as well as in the general pursuit of activities and activities, for reasons of protection of the natural or cultural environment. (bb) In these areas, areas and areas

They are subject to special statutory protection schemes, in particular areas of archeological or historical interest, forests and wooded areas, as well as the areas covered by the national system of protected areas. Regulation (EEC) No 3937/2011 (1 60), which is applicable in respect of land use and the conditions under which special protection schemes are applied. This category includes areas designated under the authority of Article 56 of the Law. 2637/1998 as high productivity earths.

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(d) Land use control areas: Land use control areas are excluded

Project and outside the boundaries of the residential areas of the relevant section, in particular the residential areas or areas of production and business activities, to which it may be defined; restrictions on land use; and The conditions of implementation with a view to rationalising and associating land use to avoid potential conflicts between them.

4. After the approval of the T.H.C., any residential, commercial or other development may only be allowed if it is compatible with the land use and the other conditions and restrictions specified therein. In any event, when the postal services are approved, the transitional provisions of Article 16 of the Law should be taken into account. 4164/2013.

5. In the process of drawing up the T.H.C. and in any post following the opinion of the relevant SYRIZA, it may, in accordance with the relevant provisions, suspend the grant of authorisation for certain uses, either throughout the study or in part. Of this, following a reasoned recommendation by the competent authority.

6.a) The opening of the ETF pension procedure is either from the person concerned or from the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change. B) The approval of the postal services is conducted with a presidential decree.

Issued by a proposal by the Minister for Environment, Energy and Climate Change, following an opinion by the Advisory Council and an opinion of the relevant SYRIZA, which shall be provided within one month of the introduction of the issue to them. After the expiry of the above period, the procedure shall be continued without the relevant opinion. The above presidential decree also adopts guidelines, measures and measures to protect the environment, which must be complied with in the implementation and enforcement of the laws of the Member States, in accordance with the provisions laid down by the Strategic Environmental Impact Study (SEM). (c) The most up-to-date presidential order can be

The delimitation of existing watercourses, after submission of a demarcation file in accordance with Article 2 of the Law, shall be set up and the delimiters of any existing watercourses. NO 4258/2014

7. Limits and arrangements of approved zones of Housing Control, determined in accordance with the provisions of Article 29 of the Law. 1337/1983, included in the content of the J.C. and may be amended with the Presidential provisions of paragraph 6, in so far as this is deemed to be a trigger for housing needs, production or business development needs; And reconstruction within the relevant section. After the approval of T.H.Q., the ZOE that have been joined to them ceases to be effective as a self-contained rate and the rates of J.C. .. apply.

8. Limits and arrangements of presidential decrees adopted pursuant to Article 4 (2). No 1. No 1577/1985, as replaced by Article 3 of the Law. The Committee of the European People's Party and the Committee of the European People's Party (CEECs)

They shall be subject to the Presidency's provisions referred to in paragraph 6 of this paragraph in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 6. Article 6 of the Law 4067/2012.

9. The decentralised Administration evaluates the implementation of the T.C.C. arrangements. To this end, it shall draw up at least five years of evaluation reports showing the way in which the guidelines and arrangements of the above scheme are applied, any failures, weaknesses and problems identified. When implementing them and proposals for their management are formulated. These reports shall be communicated to the person concerned, the region and the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change in order to take account of relevant actions and actions relating to the relevant responsibilities. Of the

10. (a) The FTL shall be revised every five years, provided that it has been established for this purpose by the evaluation carried out in the preceding document. During this period, it is exceptionally possible to amend them, with a view to improving and updating them, in order to: (aa) to address issues arising from

(i) the promotion or implementation of programmes and actions of an international, European, transnational, penetrating or transitory nature; b) to deal with exceptional ammunition;

(i) the use of natural or technological disasters and hazards; (c) to give rise to important observations;

Indications of the assessment report concerned, dd) to treat exceptional and unpredictability

(i) the needs and new data which cannot be called into the framework of the existing HR and related to the implementation of projects and programmes or of a major scale or strategic importance, e) to be adapted to new data or directed;

(b) For the revision and modification of the postal services, such as the adoption, revision or modification of National and Regional Spatial Plants.

The procedure laid down in paragraph 6 shall be followed. 11. By decision of the Minister of the Environment, Enos -

Following an opinion from KESYPIA, there may be evidence and no substantial modifications to pregnancies are available. The above amendments shall be subject to a general environmental assessment procedure only if assessed in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EC) No 107017/2006 (Bl 1225) of the Ministers for Economic and Financial Affairs, Environment, Regional Planning and Regional Planning, The Ministry of Interior, Public Administration and Decentralisation, as applicable, may have significant effects on the environment.

12. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change set up specifications and any other necessary detail for the exhalation, evaluation and modification of the T.C.C.

13. The revision and amendment of approved contracts and the publication of the law of this law and S. H. O.O.P. is made in accordance with the provisions of this Article.

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14. (a) Where the provisions of the applicable legislation refer to the 'General Urban Plan' or to the 'Separate and Housing Organisation of the Open City' (hereinafter referred to as the Territorial Territorial Plan of this Article. (b) The revision and amendment of Authorised persons

On the publication of the law of this law and S. F.O.O.O. Is made under the provisions of this Article.

Article 8 Special Spatial Plans

1. For the spatial organisation and development of areas a-no matter of administrative boundaries that can operate as project receptors, projects and programmes of hyperlocal scale or strategic importance, or for which specific uses are required The Committee of the Environment, Public Health and Social Affairs and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Public Health The EFF are sets of fixed and cross-border crossings, general conditions and restrictions of sale as well as any other measure, a condition or restriction needed to make such areas suitable for use. (i) the creation of an organised activity-receptor or programme of programmes and interventions of a large scale or strategic importance.

2. The Special Spatial Plans shall be assigned hierarchically at the same level of design as the Local Spatial Plans.

3. (a) The opening of the procedure for the drafting of the ECHR shall be carried out either by the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, either by the person concerned or the Region concerned or by the organisation of the project, project or programme. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, specifications are laid down and each other is required for the preparation of the European Parliament (b) During the preparation of the European Parliament.

(c) the approval of the European Regional Development Fund and the Structural Funds; (c) The approval of the ECHR shall be made by a presidential decree;

(a) a proposal by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change and the relevant competent Ministries, following an opinion from the CESSUA. The above presidential decree also includes guidelines, conditions and measures to protect the environment, which must be complied with in the implementation and specialisation of the European Union, in accordance with the provisions laid down by the Strategic Environmental Symptoms Study (SEM). (d) The most up-to-date presidential decree may be

The delimitation of any weavers within the European Union, following submission of a demarcation file in accordance with Article 2 of the Law, shall also be defined. No 4258/2014 and the adoption of the RU-the implementation plan where necessary. In the event that the initiating operator of the SNC procedure is also the principal of the area to be fought, the financial procedure for paragraph 4 of Article 10 (4) shall be omitted.

4. With Special Spatial Plans, it can be modified -

Local territorial plans and any project area relevant to the project area, general and strategic planning, in particular with regard to the resourcing land use and conditions and restrictions, if the amendment is made It is necessary in the light of the specific nature of the intended recovery, which is specifically established in the relevant study plan and does not overturn the spatial function of the wider region, as defined in the relevant national plans. And Regional Gorota-Xenical Frames.

5. Limits and arrangements of approved zones of Housing Control, determined in accordance with the provisions of Article 29 of the Law. 1337/1983, included in the content of the ECHR and may be amended with the Presidential provisions of paragraph 3, in so far as this is deemed to be necessary for the purpose of meeting the needs of productive or business development; and Reconstruction within the project area. After the approval of the E.H.Q., the ZOE that have been integrated into them ceases to apply as a self-contained rate and the arrangements of the SNC apply.

6. Limits and arrangements of presidential decrees adopted pursuant to Article 4 (1) of the Law No 1577/1985, as replaced by Article 3 of the Law. The Court of Justice of the European Communities, and the Court of Justice of the European Communities, referred to the Court for a preliminary ruling two questions on the application of Article 85 (3) of the Treaty. Article 6 of the Law 4067/2012.

7. The arrangements of the Special Spatial Plans are for each of the Local Spatial Development Plans, as well as for each integration of the regions covered by an E.C.C. in a city plan. Exceptionally, with the Local Spatial Plans, the limits and arrangements of the Special Spatial Plans may be modified following a specific statement of reasons and a consistent opinion of the development or management organisation of the area that has been included in a Special Plan. In these cases, the Presidential decree on the approval of the HR is also proposed by the competent authority for the amended Special Spatial Plan Minister.

8. In the procedure for the preparation of the ECHR, and after the opinion of the CRAFT, it may, in accordance with the relevant provisions, suspend the grant of authorisation for certain uses, either throughout the project or part of the project. On the basis of a reasoned opinion from the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change, a reasoned submission was made.

9. The EFF shall be amended in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 3 following a reasoned technical assessment report.

10. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, specifications may be laid down for the preparation and procedure of the poaching of the E.H.C.

11. Specific Spatial Plans, within the meaning of this Article, are also the Areas of Completed Tourist Development (POW) in Article 29 of the Law. No 2545/1997, the Organizational Development Regions of Article 24 of the Law. 1650/1986, the Business Parks of n. 3982/2011, the E-trade centres of n. 3333/2005, especially

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Spatial Development Perspective (ECHR) of Article 12 of the Law 3986/2011, Special Plans for Spatial Development Strategies for Strategic Investment (ESDP) in Article 24 of the Law. 3894/2010, the local plans referred to in Article 26 of the Law. 1337/1983. For the relationship and spatial organisation of the above areas the relevant provisions for each category of receptor shall apply as well as the arrangements set out in paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 of this Article. In the case of the above-mentioned receptors, the demarcation of the waterfalls to them may be carried out by the administrative act of the approval of each receptacle, following a sub-table of a delimitation dossier as defined in Article 2 of the n. NO 4258/2014

Article 9 Initiation factor

(a) In the residential areas proposed for operations on the basis of Local Spatial Plans or the Special Spatial Plans referred to in Articles 7 and 8, the maximum rate limits shall be fixed as follows: (aa) for the areas designated for use;

In this case, the rate of residence may not exceed 0,8. (bb) For areas designated for use in cities;

In this case, the rate of administration may not exceed 1,2. (cc) For the areas designated for use;

In the case of a recreational vehicle, the rate of use cannot exceed 0,6. (dd) For the areas to be used for use;

In the first place, the rate of application may not exceed 0,4. (e) For areas designated for use in

The rate of use may not exceed 1,2 % of the general interest. (b) In any case in the areas listed above,

The Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice

2. In the areas of productive and business activities, which are proposed to fight against Local Spatial Plans or Special Section Plans of Articles 7 and 8, the maximum rates of duty defined by the The relevant different classes for each category of organisation of activities. To the poles of hyperlocal importance of n. NO 2730/1999

(1-130), with the exception of those defined in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Regulation, in the areas to be fought, defined in Article 8 of the Constitution or by the average rate established by the specific provisions in question. They're told. Where no special provisions have been defined by the special provisions of Article 8 (8), an average rate of study may not be higher than 0.8.

Article 10 Retroactive implementation plans (RMS)

1. In order to combat a certain area, the drafting and approval of a Schedule for the Implementation Plan, which specialises, in a city or settlement, or in areas and areas and areas of interest, the arrangements for sectionals or Special Projects on Land Use and Terms of Use are defined and determined by the public, public utilities and the building sites of the area to be fought as well as the markings of the infrastructure networks.

2. In the preparation of the Official Journal of the European Union, there is a need for an approved Local or Special Spatial Plan of Articles 8 and 9 of this Regulation.

3. The draft implementing measures are to be drawn up for the whole of the areas of T.H.C. or HPD intended to be fought for or even for those areas, which must nevertheless constitute a trigger, as defined in the local or regional context; or Special Spatial Plan.

(a) The opening of the review process for the implementation of the R & D programme is carried out by the institution concerned. The procedure may also be initiated by the Issued Administration, following the relevant information of the person concerned. (b) The Restoration Drawings, before the

They are graded, exposed by the relevant topographical group to the appropriate date for twenty (20) working days. For this reason, the public has been notified of a publication in two newspapers, local or national circulars. By way of exception the above deadline may be extended up to five (5) working days following a reasoned opinion of the Danish competent authority. The parties concerned may, in this case, acquaint themselves with the above information and submit in writing to their respective Board, any of their positions, which the Commission has to consider at fifteen (15) days from the end of the year. Above deadline. If, following the examination of the objections, a need to amend the Pi-to-the Plan is necessary, these shall be re-posted for 10 working days to inform the public. (c) The adoption of the R & D programme for the implementation of these programmes will be adopted by the end of the year following the expiry of the above-mentioned deadline.

Is made by decision of the General Secretariat of the Central Management Committee, following an opinion of the relevant Council of Town and Country Planning Council (PAPS), following a recommendation by the competent authority of the Region concerned. This opinion shall be made obligatory within a period of one (1) month after the relevant dossier has been submitted to the Council concerned. After the expiry of the time-limit, the procedure shall be continued without the relevant opinion. (d) The decision of the preceding indent

The relevant Act of Appeal, in which it is required, to be drawn up at the same time and in direct correlation with the draft implementing measures, in particular in Articles 8 and 9 thereof,

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N. 1337/1983. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, specifications are adopted for the single development of the Scientific Plan and the Implementation Act and the arrangements for each relevant detail. E) The adoption of the Rymmetric Plan Implementation of the

It shall have the consequences of adopting a city plan in accordance with the regulations of 17.7/16.8.1923.

5. The adoption of the Official Journal of the Annex to Special Divisions or governed by specific arrangements shall be in accordance with the provisions laid down in the provisions laid down.

6. After the adoption of the Rules of Procedure, it shall be prohibited to amend it for a period of five years, except in exceptional cases, in which more specific amendments are made necessary to facilitate it. The implementation of the project in the region.

7. Where in the provisions of the applicable legislation, the 'Urban Study' is referred to in the provisions of this Article, hereinafter referred to as 'the Commission'.

PART 4 DIGITISATION AND ELECTRONIC RECORDING

INSTITUTIONAL GEOSPATIAL DATA-SPATIAL PLANNING CODIFICATION

AND URBAN LEGISLATION

Article 11 Digitisation and electronic recording of institutional lines, information, terms

And land use

1. By 2020 it is concluded with the responsibility of all the relevant ministries, the digitisation and registration of all their institutional lines, which form part of a central database of the Department of Environment, Energy and Class Change ...

2. The responsibility of the competent Ministers by public procurement of the present law creates the legal framework for the implementation of all the institutions. The institutional lines shall mean, in particular, the symbol of the country's geospatial data, which affect the current ownership, transfer, transfer or protection of the property. The main categories of these data are: (a) in spatial planning; (b) in areas of environmental, cultural, urban and national protection; and (c) in areas and thwarted by other administrative acts In the case of land, such as the expropriation of infrastructure projects, reafforestation-distribution, aigiel-beach delimiters.

3. In the above information systems mandatory, in accordance with international standards, geospatial data, geospatial services and data in accordance with the provisions of Directive 2007 /2/EC of the European Parliament are formatted. The creation of a substructure of spatial information in the European Community (INSPIRE) is taking into account all appropriate technical measures to be made available through the European portal INSPIRE, the National Gatekeeper provided for in n. Regulation (EEC) No 3882/2010 and any other central bank

It is suggested by the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change.

4. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, each detail is determined for the development, updating and updating of the current information system for both urban and spatial data.

5. The information systems and databases of all the relevant ministries are interlinked, have the possibility of interoperability and all data are recorded on a central computer system by the Ministry of Periods; Environment, Energy and Climate Change. By joint decision of the Environment Ministers responsible for the Environment and Climate Change, Economic, Tourism, Development, Rural Development and Food, Maritime and Aegean, Macedonia and Thrace, Culture and Sports and Management Reforming and Electoral Governance sets out the preconditions for recording and changes of information and thematic lines, the process of conflict resolution and on-line boundaries and land use, the way in which it is linked Of the databases, the process and the instruments of continuous information and writing All relevant acts of the institutions and of any other relevant matters for the implementation of this Article. In each case the above data are captured on backgrounds of EKXA SA.

6. Specially for the process of conflict resolution and the closing of institutional lines, it is set at the level of a committee composed of representatives of the relevant ministries and, depending on the issue, of representatives of the competent authorities. In the case of the Court of Justice, the Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Union. In accordance with paragraph 5, a number of members shall be set up, the establishment, operation and procedure of the Commission's work.

7. By a joint ministerial decision of the competent authorities referred to in paragraph 5, the matters necessary for the pilot operation of the present Article in the area of competence of a Dor.

8. After the above procedure, the completion of the databases, the registration of the institutions under the provisions of this law and the draw of the procedure for the settlement of any dispute and conflict of the institutional lines shall be adopted. On the basis of the decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change for each Special Digital Programme for institutional lines and land information. From the date of adoption of the digital plans, any required administrative or regulatory acts shall be adopted in accordance with the applicable digital plan.

9. For the purposes of monitoring and completing the following information systems, a monitoring and evaluation committee shall be established with the participation of the competent General Secretariat of each Ministry. At least once a year the Commission is obliged to present to the House the progress of all the actions. The Commission shall carry out a detailed breakdown on the basis of the time-forward of actions for a

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The Ministry and draw up timetables for all actions.

10. Specially for the electronic processing of all or part of the information systems and the interconnection of all databases of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change it can be delegated to a competent authority Supervised by the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, the development and management of the information system. The competent authority to carry out the abovementioned procedure in whole or in part, as well as any other relevant electronic procedure, may be designated as a financing beneficiary in accordance with the provisions of the Law. 3614/2007 after the Ministry of Surface, Energy and Climate Change under the Ministry of Environment. By a ministerial decision of the Minister for the Environment and Climate Change, each individual detail may be determined for the technical function and the creation of the databases of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change for the application of this Regulation.

11. From the publication of this law and within a deadline of six (6) months, the following: (a) Sent in a digital file to the toll

Address of the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change and the relevant decentralised Administrations of the implementation of projects which have competence to draw up. The Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change and the decentralised Administrations follow the time-diagrams, procedures for integration, the timing of applications, the consultation process, the investigation of its phases. The Committee of the European Parliament, the European Parliament and the Committee of the The data shall be sent in-word and shall be taken into account by the competent management authorities for the completion of a financial plan, the continuation of any financing or the exclusion of such operations due to major delays. (b) They shall establish a system for recording the demographics;

The Committee of the Regions calls on the Commission to draw up a report on the application of the principle of equal treatment for men and women in the European Union. The data of the system shall be updated at regular intervals and at a minimum every two years with a view to using them in each required project and are sent in electronic form for control of the Ministry of administration. Environment, Energy and Climate Change.

12. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, there are standards of recording systems, the content of the registration systems and all other relevant issues for the implementation of the preceding paragraph.

13. By joint decision of the Ministers responsible and the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change: (a) the abolition of the obligation to submit a paper;

(b) the electronic submission process of the beneficiaries and the electronic submission of the data of the studies and projects of this law;

The sound and data of the studies and the technical specifications for electronic files,

(c) the information system and electronic services offered to interested persons and citizens; (d) the information system and electronic signatures;

Provisions to be offered to the public authorities for the adoption of the necessary administrative acts for the approval of studies and projects, e) the conditions for access to and disposal

Systems, electronic services and information relating to the studies and projects, (f) any other issue relating to electronics

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, and in particular Article 3 thereof,

14. Publication of the decision of the preceding paragraph: (a) any form of communication, transaction or submission

Data between public authorities, studies and policies for the approval of studies and projects is carried out electronically, b) the processing of the procedures involved;

They are exclusively electronic and with technical means that provide traceability and transparency to every citizen. Each approval stage and intermediate step, decision or stage shall be published without delay on the Internet.

15. Until the application of the electronic submission of data and supporting documents in paragraphs 13 and 14, the required files and drawings may be made in electronic form within a concentrated digital disk (CD) accompanied by a A responsible declaration, which is registered for the content of this declaration.

Article 12 Encoding of spatial planning and fighting

1. By joint decision of the Ministers of Justice, the Economic and the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change, is recommended by the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change a special legislative committee whose members do not May exceed 20 (20) for the purpose of drawing up a code for rotational and fighting.

2. The same decision shall determine the amount and arrangements for the payment of the reimbursement of the members of the Commission, the special rapporteurs appointed and the secretariats and the arrangements for each relevant detail.

3. The Committee shall be composed of judges, teachers of higher education institutions and public servants as well as by private individuals in the field of spatial planning and management.

4. The Chairman and members of the Committee shall be appointed by a decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change, with which the Commission is responsible for the completion of its work. By the same decision, up to three officials of the Ministry of Surface, Energy and Class Change who are acting as the secretariat of the Committee.

5. The code referred to in paragraph 1 shall include the provisions in force and regulations applicable to land and land-use planning and development.

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6. When drawing up the code, it is permissible for provisions which are deemed to be ineffective in order to achieve practical results, the removal of the provisions which have been implicitly repealed as well as to the provisions which no longer have a scope. (i) the adaptation of provisions to the applicable legislation, the reformulation of provisions for the simplification of the interpretation of the provisions of the Treaty, the definition of the powers of the institutions in the light of the existing provisions, Organisation of central and decentralized services and bodies of the The Committee of the European Parliament, the Economic and Financial Committee and the Committee of the European Parliament, the Economic and Financial Committee and the Committee of the The consolidation shall be completed within one year of the setting up of this Article.

7. In all cases the code shall be drawn up on an electronic basis and laid down by the authorization rules for the competent bodies, the procedure for informing and updating and approving the amendment.

8. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Health and Climate Change and following a recommendation by the Committee of the Legal Affairs Committee, it may be entrusted, in accordance with the provisions relating to the award of studies and services, to the implementation of specific measures. Preparatory work for the codification or the provision of special studies and research relating to the field of legislation to be codified at higher education institutions in the country or on scientific institutions or institutes or institutions.

9. The Code drawn up in the preceding paragraphs shall be submitted to the House for ratification in accordance with the provisions laid down therein.

PART A5 FINAL TRANSITIONAL

AND REPEALED PROVISIONS

Article 13 harmonisation of spatial and urban planning

Provisions to the new system of spatial planning

1.a) With a presidential decree issued on a proposal by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, the specific content and regulatory requirements of the levels of design and the approval procedure are determined, Proposal for a Council Regulation (EC) amending Council Regulation (EC) No 2727/1999 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 2727/1999 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 2727/1999 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 2727/1999 amending Regulation (EC) No 2727/1999 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC)

A proposal by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Climate Change within six (6) months after the entry into force of this law, amended, supplemented and implemented in order to adapt to terminology, levels, instruments, and The procedures for spatial planning laid down in this law, the provisions of Articles 10, 11 and 12 of the Law. The Court of First Amendment No 2742/1999 and Articles 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 of Chapter VI of the Law. 2508/1997, as referred to in Articles 19, 22, 23 as applicable.

2. The warmongings that have been approved with the Minister Pervallo's 10788/2004 decision;

On the basis of a decision by the Minister of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, which is published on the basis of an opinion from the Central Council, the Committee of the Regions, the European Parliament and the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions, and the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy On the other hand, the Court of Justice of the European Communities, the Court of Justice of the European Communities, and the Court of Justice of the European Communities.

3. The current General Framework for Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development (A1 128) is part of the National Spatial Development Frameworks referred to in Article 5 of this Law.

4. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change is determined for each of the plans for spatial planning of this law, the type of special studies required for their adaptation, the specifications for drawing up, The Committee of the Rules of Procedure, the Court of Justice, the Court of Justice, the Court of Justice, the Court of Justice and the Court of Justice.

Article 13a Transitional and repealed provisions

(a) Articles 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14 and 18 from the entry into force of this law.

N. (b) Articles 1 to 7, and 18, 25, 26

N. (c) Articles 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 of the Law. 1337/1983, as

(d) Any other provision contrary to this law;

It should be used in combination with other medicines, including medicines obtained from other medicines. 2. Exact approval or amendment procedures

The provisions of this chapter are continued in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter on the basis of the provisions of this Chapter.

3. Until the adoption of Local Spatial Planning and Special Spatial Plans of this law, it is permissible to fight in areas designated for this purpose by an approved regulatory plan, GPA, SPOPLO or ZOE and in accordance with the conditions laid down in Provisions in respect of the provisions of this Chapter.

4. Procedures for the approval or modification procedures of the Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development Framework Programme shall be completed with the pre-existing classes.

5. Exact procedures for reviewing or amending Regional Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development Plans shall be completed either with the provisions of this law or with pre-existing provisions. For the most up-to-date procedures, a decision by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change may specify more specific specifications for harmonisation with this law and to specify any necessary detail.

6. Procedures for approval of regulatory arrangements shall be completed as follows: (a) these strategic guidelines shall be adopted;

The decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change referred to in Article 6 of this law; and

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(b) these arrangements shall be adopted by the presidential decree referred to in Article 7 of this law.

CHAPTER B ' CATEGORIES AND CONTENT OF LAND USE

Article 14 Categories of land use

1. Land uses authorised by the general spatial and planar design are defined in categories as follows:

1.1. Building (K1) 1.2. Neighborhood level (K2) 1.3. Level of intermediate level (NS) 1.4. Town and Country Planning Division 1.5. Tourist-leisure-holiday season (second)

Residence (TA) 1.6. Joint Utilities (KO) 1.7. Spaces-Urban Green (PP) 1.8. Wholesale trade (XE) 1.9. Mass Transport Media Facilities

(M) 1.10. Urban infrastructure facilities Common Ofe -

Loss (PS) 1.11 Productive activities of low and non -

(CML) 1.12. Productive activities for the fight against

Opinion of the Committee of the Technology park (IT) 1.14. European Parliament (EP) 1.15. High-welding production facilities

(MILLION ECU) Special uses (IX) 1.17. Unified settlements (OO) 1.18. Main Road Network Cities (CID). 2. By decision of the Minister of Environment, Energy

And the Climate Change which is published within the meaning of the publication of the present article, the references to the relevant articles of land use are assigned to the Codes of Activity (SDRs), as they refer to the respective national Name and address of the Economic Activities Committee. The mapping is carried out in the form of a table and displayed on the website of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, or on a specific database of the Department of Environment, Energy and Class of Energy and Al-Hare.

3. Any changes in the CAR in accordance with the relevant provisions are included in the relevant table under the relevant credit decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change.

4. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, they may be modified or supplemented by the opinion of the GOODS that they are falling within the content of the category concerned.

5. With a joint ministerial decision of the relevant Ministry of Economic and Environment, Energy and Climate Change, the relevant CSDs may be linked to the electronic databases of the Y-works and to specify the latter. A-certification process of the relevant CSDs with its land use

1. A presidential decree on the proposal of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change may modify the categories of land use of this law and the content of these laws.

6. For installations governed by special legislation (ies, aerosols, airplanes, etc.) the mapping of the CSD is not required. In these cases, several categories of land use are permitted.

Article 15 Residence (K1)

1. The housing areas K1 are areas where residential use is permitted.

2. In areas governed by specific provisions adopted prior to the publication of the present and with them, only the dwelling, except for designated areas in the draft (s) in which they are authorised, is permitted. Uses (communes and utilities, administration, commerce, a-temp, etc.), during the revision of the land use, with the provisions of the present time, the uses other than the dwelling may either: The Commission will be able to take the necessary steps to ensure that the Member States and the Member States are able to take the necessary measures. Their content in order to ensure that the needs of the area are met. Within the above specified countries and on the basis of the need to indicate the relevant studies, uses and the authorised weights may be selected from the PK Centre category in Article 18 of this Law.

3. In areas which are not governed by specific provisions, in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Article, during the revision of the land use, with the provisions of this Regulation, areas of K1 may be identified only where it is established by the relevant Study that on the face of roads between cross-border crossings: (a) the total number of buildings, other than angular, are landmarks (residential buildings) and (b) the buildings are more than 80 % of the total Housekeeping. For the above cases and only in addition to the above-mentioned land and in any case other than angular pitches with a face and another route, the use of a dwelling K1 shall be determined provided that the routes above are local and not Are primary-secondary arteries, highways, and basic roads.

4. In the cases of areas to be fought and defined in such land use areas with the provisions of this Regulation, areas of planned local roads and pedestrian areas which do not constitute sets may be identified. With a Decision on the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, the criteria for the K1 designation are specified.

5. In each case, in the areas to be fought, the stadiums which have a face on national, with-parchial and main roads, cannot be classified as K1 regions.

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Article 16 Neighborhood level (K2)

1. The residential areas of the K2 neighbourhood level are leaving residential areas served at the level of the neighborhood by the necessary communal, communal, commercial and other uses. The following uses are permitted in these areas:

1.1 Residence at least 50 % per building 1.2. Social welfare 1.2.a) Infant workers, nursing homes, centres

(i) employment of children or elderly persons (b) Infants, orphanages, nursing homes,

Persons with special needs, chronic lilac institutions, public-interest hostels, shelters

1.3. Education 1.3.a) Special education: conservatories, schools and schools

Call dance/art, driving schools only on the ground floor of the building and strength up to 75 pupils per hour

1.3.b) Public and private education: kindergartens, public and private schools

1.4. Exercise 1.4.a) Small outdoor sports facilities

Up to 1 star: basketball courts, volleyball, tennis courts, 5x5 courts, swimming pools, including the necessary sanitary facilities, locker rooms and refreshments.

1.4.b) Kernel-core sports facilities A (according to the RIS Decision 10788/2004, as in force - (1) 285)

1.4.c) Gyms, sports schools only in the area of the building and up to 150 t. Per plot.

1.5 Culture: Cultural facilities: librarians, halls of cultural events and art exhibitions up to 200 t.

1.6 Religion: Religious areas of local importance. 1.7 Offices. 1.7.a) Private liberal professions. 1.7.b) Medics-dental practitioners-Physiotherapy:

Medication means those that do not have nursing cline, isotope application unit, radiological equipment, and do not constitute a diagnostic centre.

1.8 The Committee of the Committee of the See page 1 Food preparations: 1.8.a.1. Galactoostore 1.8.a.2. Consumption of products 1.8.a.3. Meat shop 1.8.a.4. Fruit and vegetables 1.8.a.5. Ice cream 1.8.a.6. Store 1.8.a.7. Dairy, milk and sugar confectionery

Plastic 1.8.a.8. Dacharoplasty index 1.8.a.9. Store-egg shop 1.8.a.10. Food and drink of food and retail sale

Manufactured products (without treatment, cutting, packing)

1.8.a.11. Bakery products 1.8.b. Other commercial stores: 1.8.b.1. Bookshop 1.8.b.2. Journal of type 1.8.b.3. Feeds of domestic animals not selling

Animals and other birds 1.8.b.4. Grocery store

1.8.b.5. Refrigerating species All of the above mentioned in paragraph 1.8

They must have a surface of up to 100 m2 of land, located on the ground floor of the building, they are forbidden to hold trapezools and carry out activities outside the building.

1.9 Personal services for personal services 1.9.1. Compensatory allowances-subsections 1.9.2 Barbershop-Courage 1.9.3 Pharmacy All the above mentioned in paragraph 1.9

Must have a surface up to 100 tonnes per plot and only located on the ground floor of the building.

1.10 Stathling 1.10.a) Land use of vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes

A minimum plot of land with a minimum plot of land.

1.10.b) Buildings of vehicles weighing up to 3.5 tonnes 1.11 Hotels and restaurants-hostels up to 50

Clins 1.12 Care: Primary care, Units

Clearance and Private Clinics without hospitalisation 1.13 Bodies up to 150 t. Uses with items 1.2.b, 1.3.b, 1.4.b, 1.6,

1.10.b and 1.12 must be provided for in the text of the draft. In the uses referred to in points 1.5 and 1.11, the total permitted level of service shall be exceeded, provided that a specific site or O.T is provided for in the approved course for the development of such uses. In the case of Sections 1.4.a and 1.10.a, the agreement may be exceeded by the level of the plot of land subject to the condition that they are provided for by the Governing Council.

3. The above uses which have limited (maximum area per plot, strength of learners, beds, etc.) may be located in the same plot provided that they are different uses. A combination of different uses that acts as a single store is not allowed if the overall restrictions are not met.

4. During the war planning and the definition of land use for cases within a project, the land which has a face in capitals, highways, as well as the Basic Road Network, cannot be classified as areas Residential neighborhood K2. Also, in the case of a project, in the areas to be used to combat land-levels which have a face on national, provincial and main roads, they cannot be designated as housing-level K2 residential areas.

Article 17 Housing of intermediate level (NS)

1. In the residential areas of a median MK level, all uses of the housing areas of K2, as well as the following additional uses:

1.1. Specific training (see Article 16) up to 1,500 tonnes per plot.

1.2. Gyms and sports schools (1.4.c of Article 16) up to 1,500 tonnes per plot.

1.3. Cultural facilities: libraries, rooms for cultural events and art exhibitions,

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(b) In the case of the Court of State, the Court of the European Court of 1.4. Aggregate spaces together up to 1,500 t. Per -

Level (theatres, cartographs, conference centres, assembly halls for social-economic events, exhibitions).

1.5. Care (except hospitals) up to 100 beds or up to 2,000 t. Per plot.

1.6.Trade arrangements and arrangements for the provision of personal services which are not explicitly mentioned in the uses of the K2 neighbourhood-level residence areas, including supermarkets, multimillion-to-one and trade fairs, under the pre - It is a condition that it does not exceed 1,500 tonnes per plot.

1.7. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Public Benefits.

1.8. Hotels (main hotel accommodation, e-rent-to-eyes, furnished apartments and youth) up to 100 beds.

1.9. Focusing, snack bar, cafeterias, anguish and general health-interest stores in the area of the catering industry, up to 400 sq. m. Of the level, except for entertainment centres, which are prohibited.

1.10. Professional workshops and low-capacity storage facilities up to 800 t per floor.

1.11. Parking (building and stationing of cars up to 3.5 tonnes).

1.12. Prayers for Fuel and Energy (s, exhaust gases and electricity).

1.13. Washing machines-motor oil. 1.14. Motor vehicle accessories (e. G.

Repair and heavy vehicle repair shops are excluded).

1.15. Boarding Boarding Boarding Facility (MMM).

2. In the areas (NS) there is no minimum limit of residence per building.

3. The above uses that have limited (net surface area per plot, beds dynamic, etc.) can be located in the same plot provided that they are different uses. It is not possible to bring together different uses that function as a single store, provided that all the limited restrictions are not met.

4. In the uses with data 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5, the total allowable effect is exceeded, as well as in use with item 1.8. The number of beds is exceeded, provided that they are provided for in In the case of non-member countries, the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance The use under item 1.15 should be provided for in the draft text.

5. With the planar design, for uses with items 1.10 to 1.14, it is possible to impose restrictions on their establishment density or even to prohibit the installation of new ones in order to redeem them. Inburdensome areas. A presidential decree on the proposal of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change may alter the above-mentioned periods for which restrictions may be imposed in order to add or reduce the use and the e - Invasion of restrictions.

Article 18 Urban centre (PK)

1. In the Urban Centre Areas (PK), the following uses are permitted:

1.1. Residence 1.2. Social services 1.3. Education 1.4. Sports facilities other than large sports -

Installations 1.5. Religious spaces 1.6. Cultural facilities 1.7. Auditioning spaces together, exhibition centers 1.8. Trade in goods, goods and services

(i) personal services, supermarkets, multifund-ta, trade fairs, trade fairs

1.9. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Public Benefits

1.10. Command 1.11. Expect 1.12. Focus, snack bar, cafes, refreshments

And general health concerns in the area of focus-recreation

1.13. Fun-recreation centers: Bar, entertainment centers

1.14. Hotels and other tourist facilities-Accommodation

1.15. Stealth (buildings) 1.16. Fuel and energy supply stations (y -

Wines, exhaust gases and electricity) 1.17. Motor vehicle accessories (e. G.

Repair and heavy vehicle repair shops are excluded)

1.18. Washing machines-car lubricants 1.19. Professional workshops and facilities

Storage of low-pressure equipment 1.20. Boarding Boarding MMM 1.21. Bus stations (interurban, international) 1.22. Trade in cars 2. The uses with figures 1.20, 1.21 and 1.22

To be followed, where provided by the authorised non-member design, specific areas or OT for their development.

3. With the planar design for uses with items 1.15 to 1.19, it is possible to impose restrictions on their establishment density or even to prohibit the installation of new ones in order to redeem them. Inburdensome areas. A presidential decree on the proposal of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change may alter the above-mentioned periods for which restrictions may be imposed in order to add or reduce the use and the e - Invasion of restrictions.

Article 19 Tourism-leisure

Holiday home (TA)

1. In the areas of recreation (TA) the following uses are permitted:

1.1. Residence 1.2. Social services 1.3. Sports facilities other than large sports -

(million)

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1.4. Religious spaces 1.5. Cultural facilities 1.6. Audience aggregations 1.7. Trade in goods, goods and services

(i) personal services, supermarkets, multistores, trade fairs, trade fairs.

1.8. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Public Benefits

1.9. Treatment (only Prototype without hospitalisation) 1.10. Focus, snack bar, cafes, anguish

And general health concerns in the area of focus-recreation

1.11. Fun-recreation centers: Bar, entertainment centers

1.12. Hotels and other tourist facilities-Accommodation

1.13. Parking (building-land, self-catering, up to 3.5 tonnes) and marketing of tourist products

1.14. Prayers for Fuel and Energy (Fuel, Gas and Electricity Gas)

1.15. Car crews and ordinary vehicles (excluding repair workshops for large and heavy vehicles)

1.16. Washing machines-car oil 1.17. Boarding Boarding Boarding Boarding

(million ECU) Bus station (long-distance, international) 1.19. Helicobium (only for hotel service)

2. The use of data under points 1.17, 1.18 and 1.20 of Annex II to the Directive on the protection of the environment and the environment.

(ii) to be followed, provided that they are provided for by the individual project in a specific area or O.T for their development.

Article 20 Common Utility Installations (KO)

The following uses are permitted in the areas of utility installations (KΩ):

1. Social Welfare 2. Education 3. Sports Facilities 4. Cultural Facilities 5. Expecting six. Facilities for urban services of general interest

Article 24 (small scale provided that they do not remove the intended purpose of the area as a public service provider).

Article 21 Free Spaces-Urban Green (PP)

The areas of urban and urban areas (PPs) concern: (a) Shared spaces determined by the

In the case of the other Member States, the Commission has failed to fulfil its Public spaces for the application of the present include areas for the residence, recreation and movement of pedestrians and ploughs, such as roads, pedestrian streets, pedestrian streets, pedestrian streets, bicycle trees, squares, green, and green. Playgrounds. In the squares-places

A green light is permitted in Article 20 of the Law. 4067/2012, as well as additional restrictions on the use of focus and recreation for the utility of the common area, provided that they are provided for by the approved plan and/or regulation. In the areas of this paragraph the construction of underground car parks (car stops) is permitted provided that it is provided for by the design, with a view to maintaining any high vegetation bearing. (b) Free Urban and urban green areas;

" Mind. These areas are areas outside approved projects, which are planned by the design and are intended as areas for the creation of green and recreational areas, with a view to promoting the natural environment. In these areas, the functions and activities of mild-to-psyche, functions and facilities of a-astral infrastructure are permitted, provided that they are foreseen by the design.

Article 22 Wholesale E (F)

1. The following uses are permitted in the regions of Wholesale E (F):

1.1. Storage (buildings-land) 1.2. Business workshops for low and medium-sized enterprises

Table 3. Treatment of vehicles and recreational craft (3)

(land) without restrictions of type and weight 1.4. Raw exhaust gas stations, LPG, natural gas

A 1.5. Washing machines, car lubricants 1.6. Boarding Boarding Boarding Boarding

(million ECU) Heliovirus 1.8. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Business and Business

Benefit 1.9. Vehicle technical inspection centres (ICTIFs -

ONE-TEN. Bus terminal equipment 1.11. Trade in motor vehicles 1.12. Logistics (logistics) installations 1.13. Business fields 1.14. Enterprise technological support centres 1.15. Repair and maintenance crews

Motor vehicles, large and heavy goods vehicles, machinery, agricultural machinery, recreational craft

1.16. Trade statutes, supermarkets, supermarkets, multi-shops, trade fairs, trade fairs, wholesale trade fairs, etc.

1.17. Focus, snack bar, cafes, leisure and general health stores in the area of the catering industry

2. Use with item 1.17 is only allowed provided that it is part of the wholesale trade facilities or serves the needs of workers and visitors to them.

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Article 23 Mass Transport Facility (MMM) Facilities

In the MMM, the following uses may be defined in the MMM (MMM) installations:

1. Aerobic 2. Heliodium 3. Iron and steel sections 4. Common commercial, commercial, commercial, commercial,

Industrial and tourist activity, fibres 5. Rail-axial units, repairing units, etc.

Look and sorting 6. Achievement, accommodation, accommodation, accommodation, etc.

Preparation units, sorting and transport of buses, trolleybuses, suburban rail, measuring, tra -

7. Urban, intercity, international bus, trolley, trolley, etc.

8. Car and motorbike racing, 9. Car parking spaces, tourist guides -

(sell), trucks and caravans 10. Car repair crews 11. Washing car lubricants 12. Vehicle technical control centres (MOT,

ARTICLE 13. Machining of energy, liquid and gaseous fuels

(liquid, exhaust gas gas) 14. CMP (Car Service Sites) 15. Truck truck stop for fortodecor -

The Committee of the Committee of the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Committee of the Committee on Legal Affairs and

16. Relevant with the means of transport.

Article 24 Urban infrastructure facilities

Public Benefit (CS)

In the areas of urban infrastructure (AH) installations, one or more of the following uses may be determined:

1. Relevant shipment of goods 2. Recycling facilities for packaging and materials

3. Processing, storage and disposal site

Of solid waste 4. Processing, storage, burning, solid toxic

Waste 5. Units and processing plants and installations

In the case of drug-related offences, the number of cases of drug-related offences should be considered. Treatment and disposal site (biochemical industry)

3) 7. Water supply-desalination, lignite-dexameth8. Production, transport and distribution facilities;

Of electricity and accompanying projects, such as telecommunications, gas, waste management, waste water management, etc. and associated facilities.

9. Energy Renewable Energy Installations 10. Installations for antenna-based antennas;

In the case of television, radio, television and mobile telephone calls

11. Car Service Stations (CRL) 12. Related to urban infrastructure projects.

Article 25 Low-level production activities

Inflation and injection (CML)

1. In the areas of production facilities, non-smooth and intermediate agglutination (CML) are permitted:

1.1. Professional workshops for low and intermediate-level

1.2. Bio-technical facilities for low and intermediate

1.3. Conventional low and mean nuisance installations

1.4. Low and intermediate storage storage facilities (buildings-stadiums)

1.5. Renewable Energy Sources (RES) Facilities

1.6. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Business Benefits

1.7. Care-Medical (only first instance without hospitalisation) and only if the area is controlled and administered by an organised body

1.8. Parking (buildings, land) without restrictions and weight of vehicles

1.9. Fuel and energy supply stations (fuel and electricity gas and electricity)

1.10. Repair and maintenance of normal vehicles-cars, large and heavy vehicles-works, machinery, agricultural machinery, recreational craft

1.11. Washing car lubricants 1.12. Vehicle technical inspection centres (ICTIFs -

ONE-THIRTEEN. Boarding Boarding Boarding Boarding

(million ECU) Urban, urban, international and international

Stretchers 1.15. Automobile motor vehicles 1.16. Heliodium 1.17. Residence for security personnel 1.18. Social welfare 1.19. Sports facilities 1.20. Focus, snack bar, cafes, refreshments

And general health concerns in the area of focus-recreation

1.21. Audience aggregation spaces, exhibition centers 1.22. Trade in goods, goods and services

(i) personal services, supermarkets, multifund-ta, trade fairs, trade fairs

1.23. Logistics (logistics) 1.24. Business server 1.25. Enterprise technological support centres 1.26. Command 1.27. Hotels and other tourist facilities -

1.28. Amusement centers 2. The uses with items 1.17, 1.18 and 1.19 allow -

They are only provided that they form part of the above activities or serve the needs of the workers in them.

3. These areas may be located in the above areas.

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Business parks B, C and special type, as well as an Intermediate Vath Organisation (LTD) in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 26 Urban Sanitation Activities (BE)

In already organised receptors for laws 4 4 6 8/1 9 6 7, 2545/1997 and 3998/2011 are allowed for their wartime resolution to be determined and stares provided for in Article 27 of this law.

Article 27 Technological Park-Technopolis (IT)

1. The Technology Park (IT) areas permit:

1.1. Professional workshops for low welding 1.2. Biotechnical installations for low welding 1.3. Industrial low-pressure equipment 1.4. Installations for RES 1.5. Education (only Triitovath Education and E -

Comp. 1. Command 1.7. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Business and Business

Benefits 1.8. Parking (buildings-stadiums) of cars

3.5 tonnes 1.9. Fuel and energy supply stations (y -

Grants, exhaust gases and electricity) 1.10. Washing-car lubricants 1.11. Residence for workers in the park 1.12. Heliodium 1.13. Trade in motor vehicles 1.14. Logistics (logistics) installations 1.15. Business fields 1.16. Technology support centres 2. Points 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 uses relate to

Of highly advanced technology (such as bio-technology, IT, microelectronics).

Article 28 Research Centre (EC)

1. All uses referred to in Article 22 (XE), as well as as supporting activities of the commercial vehicle, are authorised in the Member States of the European Central Bank:

1.1. Hotels (only main hotel accommodation-the)

1.2. Aggregate aggregations Common 1.3 Circulation-Medication (only first-tier period)

(v) the absence of hospitalisation) 2. During the planning period, it is permissible to select the

(i) Articles 22 (XE), 25 (FIFG) and 27 (IT) Analyses the intended form of development of the region provided that the uses are compatible with them.

Article 29 High-risk production facilities (HEV)

1. In the areas of high-speed industry-living quarters, they are permitted:

1.1. Industrial installations 1.2. Biotechnical installations 1.3. Installations for RES 1.4. Professional laboratories 1.5. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Business and Business

Benefit 1.6. Parking (buildings-land) without restrictions;

Weights and weights of vehicles 1.7. Expansion-Meditation (only prototypes)

The Committee of the Committee of the Environment, Public Health and Public Health

Wines, exhaust gas and electricity) 1.9. Washing-car lubricants 1.10. Boarding Boarding Boarding Boarding

(million ECU) Heliodium 1.12. Repair and maintenance crews

Motor vehicles, large and heavy goods vehicles, machinery, agricultural machinery, recreational craft

1.13. Storage (buildings-stadiums) 1.14. Residence for security staff 1.15. Social welfare 1.16. Sports facilities 1.17. Focus, snack bar, cafes, refreshments

And general health concerns in the area of focus-recreation

1.18. Aggregating spaces together 1.19. Trade names 1.20. Vehicle technical control centres (MOT,

IKUM 1.21. Overurban-international bus 1.22. Automobile motor vehicles 1.23. Logistics (logistics) facilities, above with items 1.15 to 1.19

Use only on condition that they neglect the industrial or craft industries or serve the needs of the workers in them.

3. In these areas, business parks of type A may also be located, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 30 kiosks (S)

1. In the areas within the boundaries of residential areas of less than 2000 inhabitants (or residential areas of 1923), where land uses have not been designated, the following uses are permitted:

1.1. Residence 1.2. Social protection 1.3. Pre-school education, primary and secondary education

Ropinirole 1.4. Small sports facilities (of category

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1.5. Religious spaces 1.6. Cultural facilities of the total surface;

(i) to apply for up to 600 tonnes per court 1.7. Trade in goods, goods and services

Personal services, with a total area of up to 300 t. Per pitch

1.8. Offices, Banks, Insurance, Business Benefits, Total Surface Area up to 600 t. Per pitch

1.9. Treatment (excluding hospitals) up to 40 beds or total surface area up to 600 t. Per Earth-structure

1.10. Restaurants with a total surface area of up to 300 t. Per pitch

1.11. Refreshments of total surface area-up to 100 t. Per pitch.

1.12. Hotels and Tourist facilities (camping-Camping)

1.13. Parking (cars up to 3.5 tonnes) 1.14. The usual vehicle-car accessories (e -

Excluding repair shops for large and heavy vehicles, farm machinery, machinery and equipment)

1.15. Professional workshops and storage facilities for low welding and a total mailing of up to 600 tonnes per pitch

1.16. Command 1.17. Fuel and energy supply stations (y -

2. In uses with items 1.6, 1.7, 1.10, 1.11 and

1.15 may be allowed to exceed the total on-the-piston area under the condition that such uses are related to promotion, promotion and processing of local products by contributing to the development of local The Committee of the Regions calls on the Commission and the Member States to take appropriate measures to ensure that the Member States comply with the requirements laid down in Article 8 of the Treaty on European Union, in particular with regard to the protection of the environment. Of this law. In noteworthy, coastal, tourist and traditional settlements the uses 1.13, 1.14 and 1.17 as provided by the above-mentioned spatial plan are permitted. The use of paragraph 1.16 shall be permitted only for the purpose of service of the service or the settlement.

Article 31 Special sessions (IX)

1. The areas of particular uses (IX) include one or more of the following uses, which are specified during the design or in the specific classes for their spatial location:

1.1. Military installations 1.2. Installations for explosives, flammable materials 1.3. Chambers and Clothing Centres Dead 1.4. Cemetery 1.5. Detention facilities-prisons 1.6. Reception facilities 1.7. Car recycling 1.8. Hippodrome 1.9. Exhibition of exhibition spaces 1.10. Car and motorbike racing believed

2. By decision of the Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, following an opinion of the SOA that they comply with this category of land, additional uses may be included in this category IX.

Article 32 Main road network of cities (GRD)

1. In land which has a face on the main road network of cities, the following uses may be defined:

1.1. Residence 1.2. Embassies 1.3. Social protection 1.4. Non-tertiary education 1.5. Detachment other than large sports facilities 1.6. Policies 1.7. Religion 1.8. Offices 1.9. Trade names 1.10. Bakery 1.11. Personal services obligations 1.12. Focus, snack bar, cafes, refreshments

And general health concerns in the area of catering, other than amusement centres

1.13. Sewage (Land and buildings for vehicles weighing up to 3.5 tonnes)

1.14. 1,15 hotels. Care: Innovated care, Units

Clearance and Private Clinics without hospitalization. 2. As the main pillars for the implementation of the

This refers to the region of Attica and Thessalonica, the primary and secondary axes of the Rhythm Plan and for the rest of the cities, the le-taxes and primary arteries of the approved General Urban Plan.

Article 33 Transitional provisions Chapter II

1. Since the entry into force of this Agreement, the approval or registration of authorised agents shall follow the provisions of this Regulation.

2. At the time of the publication of this law, procedures for approval or amendment of the GPA or the PLO, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 13a, the provisions of this Chapter shall apply to land use. For the application of this Directive, a special report is required to which it is assigned in proportion to each of its uses of land use study from 23.2.1987 to Presidential Decree (D1 166) with the land use of this law. Without prejudice to the above-mentioned procedures for the modification or modification of the GPA or of the PSO, the provisions laid down in the following conditions shall apply: (a) consultation procedures have been completed

(b) a decision of the relevant institution is given in the second stage of the study.

Council Decision on the selection of a risk for loss of financial assistance from the NSRF.

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3. (a) At the time of publication of the present law, procedures for the approval or amendment of the Planning and Development of a Planning Studies, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 13a, continue with the provisions of this Chapter as follows: (aa) the reasons for the Their adaptation by a special authority;

Where the proportion of the land use of the forecasts provided for in each of its members is established by 23.2.1987, Presidential Decree (' 166) with the land use of the present law. (bb) release for information shall be made

(c) a positive opinion of the non-member country shall be made available to the competent authorities of the Member States;

(b) As an exception to the above-mentioned procedures, the following procedures are required for the adaptation of the above mentioned study data.

(ii) a decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union concerning the approval or amendment of an amendment or amendment to the Planning of Study Group is to be completed under the following conditions:

Council Regulation (EC) No 31911999 of 21 December 2002 laying down detailed rules for the application of Article 85 (3) of the Treaty to certain categories of agreements concluded between the European Economic Community and the United States of America

Or KESYPES). 4. In the event of a war planning and determining the

Within the categories of land use of Articles 15 to 18 (residential areas), restrictions and prohibitions may be imposed in respect of the installation of certain uses as specified in those articles.

5. During the war plan and the definition of the categories of land use referred to in Articles 19 to 31, some of the land uses which are permitted under these articles may be prohibited or authorised under conditions, restrictions, and In the case of non-member countries, the Commission has decided to apply the principle of equal treatment for men and women.

6. The uses referred to in Article 30 with the entry into force of this Regulation shall apply to the demarcated houses, without prejudice to any more specific descriptive provisions laid down in the delimitation of the settlement. By determining the amount of land in the area within the boundaries of the settlement, where it is established by the trigger, at the premises of the settlement, the use of Articles 15, 16, 17, 19, 20 and 21 of the supplier shall be established.

7. From the publication of the present on plots with a person on main road axles, as described in paragraph 2 of Article 32 which have been created in the publication of the present case, in cases where such positions have been determined. Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Article 113 thereof,

(EEC) No 81/80 (' 27) or of an exclusive domicile on the basis of Va-silics and Presidential Disorders, issued pursuant to the legislative decree of 17.3.1923, are now permitted and uses in points 1.2 and 1.8 of Article 32 of the present. In the case of uses with item 1.8. 'offices' should be compatible with the main use of the dwelling.

8. Where in primary and secondary arteries of the applicable General Plan of Planning, including the areas of the Regulatory Area of Attica and Thessaloniki, a general residence has been established on the basis of 23.2.1987. Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, and in particular Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, and in particular Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty establishing the European Community, Of residence, including the publication of these uses referred to in Article 32 of this Regulation.

9. In the areas of Articles 8, 9, 7, 5, and 6 of 23.2.1987 of the Presidential decree (D 166) from the publication of this publication, in parallel with the uses of land provided for by the applicable GPA and SPO, and the land uses provided for in Articles 19, 21, 22, 25 and 29 respectively of this law, even where the area has been fought.

10. As a residence for the application of this law: Building which provides rooms at least for sleep, physical hygiene and cleanliness, for non-residents or seasonal residents, i.e.: (a) Single dwellings, (b) Buildings and c) Buildings In the case of dividends. Exceptions may be used for the use of a place of residence for the exercise, in addition to the main use of the building, such as free professions. This is the case where the exercise of the enforcement order is permitted by the Regulation of the building, is not prohibited by existing provisions on hygiene and safety and is situated within the permanent residence of the person exercising the freedom to provide services. Family name.

Article 34

Article 12 of Law 4250/2014 (A74) is amended as follows:

'In paragraphs 1 and 2,' 30 June 2014 'is replaced by' 30 September 2014 '. In paragraph 3, the date "30.6.2014" shall be replaced by "30.9.2014". In paragraph 5, '1 July 2014' is replaced by '1 October 2014'. In the case of paragraph 5 (b), '1 August 2014' shall be replaced by '1 November 2014'. In point (c) of paragraph 5, '1 September 2014' is replaced by '1 December 2014'. '

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Article 35

The validity of this Decision shall start from its publication in the Governing Council of the Government, unless otherwise specified by specific provisions.

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Athens, 2014

THE PRESIDENT OF PARLIAMENT

NOBLE-KINGDOM COME. MAIMARACIS

THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE GENERAL SECRETARIAT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY LABOUR

ATHANASIOS D. PAPAIOANNOU, IMMORTALITY. THEODOROPOULOS