Authorised representatives of the state bodies of state power of the Russian Federation and the bodies of state power of the Krasnodar Territory have agreed on the following: 1). The State Bodies of the Russian Federation and the State Bodies of the Krasnodar Territory jointly are authorized to: a). establish the conditions for economic activity and use of natural resources on the territory of the Krasnodar Territory pertaining to health resorts (spa) and recreational areas; b).

The Action Plan is a national plan with a sectoral approach. The time frame of the Plan is 10 years between 2010 -2020. The objectives of the Plan are a) improvement of forest management; b) capacity building; c) protection of forests; d) forestry sector development; e) development of private sector.To increase forest production and to reduce the risks of forest production losses, strong control mechanisms will be enforced, environmental protection and forest management will be improved. The seedling production capacity will also be improved.

This Order amends the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992 in the definition of “national scenic area”.

Amends: Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992 (S.I. 223 (S. 17) of 1992). (1992-02-11)

This Decree establishes the criteria for general improvement of the territory and landscaping, in particular urban land and land of inhabited residential areas, as a form of land-use planning. It establishes that territory must be kept clean, free of waste, and have recreational areas and recreational waterbodies for the benefit of the population. Protected areas must have recreational areas with available wood-fired grills (barbecue).

The Governor shall appoint a Chief Forest Officer (sect. 3). The Governor may appoint forest officers (sec.4). The Agricultural Superintendent and other specified officials shall be ex-officio Forest Officers (sect. 5). The Governor in Council may declare any area of Crown land to be a forest reserve (sect. 6) or to be a prohibited area (sec.13) or declare any area on private land to be a protected forest (sect. 7). Section 8 specifies prohibited activities. Owners of land which is declared a protected forest may be compensated (sect. 11).

Part three of the article 141 acquires a new wording: “Land monitoring shall be carried out at the expense of state budget.

The Minister may require persons who are described in section 6 to apply for a certificate of residence under section 7. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority established under section 4 may restrict or prohibit residence in accordance with provisions of section 8. Part III concerns the control of cultivation and grazing in the conservation area for purposes of soil protection and other protection of natural resources. (24 sections completed by 3 Schedules)

This Order relates to the Protected Areas and Protected Places Act (Chapter 256). The Schedule lists the protected areas under this Order.

Implements: Protected Areas and Protected Places Act (Ordinance No. 33 of 1959, Chapter 256). (2013-12-31)
Repealed by: Protected Places (No. 4) Order No. S 244, 2004. (2004-05-01)

This Order amends the Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 1995 in respect of England by omitting a provision that prohibits the making of a local development order which would grant planning permission for development that is likely to have a significant effect on a European (habitat) site. The revocation is consequential on regulation 5(36) of the Conservation (Natural Habitats, c.) (Amendment) Regulations, which inserts provision to similar effect as the revoked provision in regulation 64A of the 1994 Regulations.

The lands described in the Schedules are designated as conservation reserves with the purpose of protecting natural heritage areas and natural features on public land and preserving traditional public land uses including wildlife viewing, hunting, fishing, walking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and boating. Furthermore, Land within a conservation reserve shall not be used for mining, commercial forest harvest, hydro-electric power development, the extraction of aggregate and peat or other industrial uses. The text consists of 2 sections and 292 Schedules.

This Act consists of 44 sections and 3 Schedules. The sections are divided into 5 Parts: Preliminary (without number); National Resources Conservation Authority-Establishment and Functions (I); Financial Provisions, Accounts and Reports (II); Staff (III); General (IV).The National Resources Conservation Authority is established under section 3.