This Regional Law transfers to local government of rural areas the following issues: (a) participation in prevention of natural and technological disasters and mitigation of the consequences thereof; (b) conservation, management and promotion of the objects of historical and cultural heritage; and (c) collection and transportation of solid domestic waste.
This Regional Law transfers to the competence of local government in rural areas the following issues: (a) water supply, sewerage and heating; (b) participation in the prevention of outbreak of natural and technological disasters, and mitigation of the consequences thereof; (c) conservation and promotion of the objects of cultural heritage; (d) management of domestic waste; and (e) management of protected areas of local significance.
Article 12 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Regional executive bodies shall be responsible for decision-making related to land reservation for protected areas, with subsequent expropriation thereof and use restrictions imposed on economic activities”.
Amends: Regional Law No. 3361-OZ “On protected areas”. (2015-01-19)
Article 1 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Dendrological park shall be considered protected area constituted for the formation of special collection of wild flora species with a view of conservation of vegetable kingdom and its diversity. Natural park shall be considered protected area of regional significance within which boundaries shall be separated areas of ecological, cultural and recreational importance and in relation thereto shall be imposed restrictions on economic and other activities”.
Amends: Regional Law No. 61-OZ “On protected areas”. (2008-08-19)
This Code regulates the accomodation and housing of the popul ation, urban and rural planning, the development of engineering, transport and s ocial infrastructures, rational use of the natural resources and environmental protection for the benefit of tenants.
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