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4 | Maritime Terrestrial Public Domain |
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2 | public domain demarcation proceedings |
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Maritime Terrestrial Public Domain Explanation: [PDF] A critical assessment of beach management on the Catalan coast File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML managing the Maritime Terrestrial Public Domain (DPMT), which includes beaches and, to a lesser extent, the adjacent area. The central, regional and local ... lim-ciirc.upc.es/eng/.../a%20critical%20beach%20assessment.pdf - Similar[PDF] (Microsoft Word - Text-DRAFT_Feasibility Study-CAMP Levante de ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat Maritime/Terrestrial Public Domain (DPTM), specially of the sea coast, and its finality, which is to: •. Determine the DPMT and ensure its integrity and ... www.pap-thecoastcentre.org/pdfs/FS-Draft Nov05.pdf - Similar[PDF] Valuation of ecosystem services in the Catalan coastal zone File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat legal requirements for managing the Maritime Terrestrial Public Domain (DPMT), which includes beaches and, to a lesser extent, the adjacent area. ... www.tdx.cbuc.es/TESIS_UPC/AVAILABLE/...//01Eas01de01.pdf - Similar by A Solé - 2007 - Related articles -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 40 mins (2009-08-28 18:13:13 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Title IV. Powers (articles 110-173). Statute of Autonomy ... Geographical and quality denominations and indications; Article 129. ...... of the licences to occupy and use the maritime-terrestrial public domain, ... www.gencat.cat/generalitat/eng/estatut/titol_4.htm - Cached - SimilarDepartamento de Xeografía - Información da materia - USC Legal framework: Coasts Law and the maritime-terrestrial public domain. ... subjects of the area of Physical Geography (General Physical Geography, ... 193.144.75.244/gl/departamentos/.../materia.jsp?...ano... - Cached - Similar[PDF] BOPC 224 File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Catalonia has its political and geographical space of reference in the Spanish ...... maritime-terrestrial public domain, in the terms established by the ... www.parlament-cat.net/porteso/estatut/estatut_angles_100506... - Similar |
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public domain demarcation proceedings Explanation: http://www.costasmaritimas.com/000.htm ENTRAR - Costas Marítimas Defence against public domain demarcation proceedings ... a ayudar a todos aquellos que se enfrentan a un deslinde del dominio público marítimo terrestre, ... www.costasmaritimas.com/000.htm - En caché - Similares |
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Reference: DPMT Reference information: To demarcate the limits of public domain: land and sea. Main Entry: deslindar Function: transitive verb Language: Spanish 1 : to mark the limits of, to demarcate 2 : to define, to clarify http://afectadosleydecostas.blogspot.com/ ENGLISH SPEAKING GROUPThe Spanish Coastal Law (ley de costas 1988) defines a public domain area along the coast and a further zone where special restrictions apply to private ownership. The aim is to make the whole length of the coastline accessible to the public and to defend the coast against erosion and excessive urbanisation. Basically there are two zones separated by a demarcation line (deslinde). The two areas are, the public domain, in which there can be no private ownership, and then a zone of 500 meters in which there are several areas and various restrictions to private ownership, the restrictions are very stringent nearer the sea but get more lenient as you get further away from the sea.. The public domain (dominio publico) has a very wide definition, including :- 1) the surf zone and the beach. 2)all areas where the sea waves reach or have reached in the worst known storms. 3)all areas where there is sand, shale or pebbles, whether or not it is built on or whether or not the waves ever reach there, up to a point where the effects of the coastal winds are negligible and the area has no effect on coastal protection. 4) all areas reclaimed from the sea |
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