DOLOMITES - Annexes 2-8 - Provincia di Udine

NOMINATION OF THE DOLOMITES FOR INSCRIPTION ON THE WORLD NATURAL HERITAGE LIST UNESCO
ZTO E/1.1 Alpine
sub-zone (about 65%
heart and 11% buffer)
ZTO E/1.2 Forestry
sub-zone (about 30%
buffer)
ZTO E/1.3 Protected
forestry sub-zone
(about 19% buffer)
ZTO E/1.4 Bush areas
at high altitude (about
10% heart and 14%
buffer)
ZTO E/1.5 Forest/
pasture sub-zone
(about 6% buffer)
ZTO E/1.6 Pastoral
sub-zone (about 25%
“heart” and 16%
buffer)
ZTO E/3.3 Sports
facilities sub-zone
(about 4% buffer)
art. 45
NTA
art. 46
NTA
art. 47
NTA
art. 48
NTA
art. 49
NTA
art. 50
NTA
art. 54
NTA
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This is zoned for
tourism, recreation,
sports, and didactic
purposes
Forestry areas for
productive ends
Forestry areas used
for hydro-geological
protection and
for protecting the
countryside and
environment.
Zoned for protecting
the countryside and
the environment
Privately-owned
grassland and
pastures, used for
forestry and pastoral
purposes
Alpine huts on
grasslands for
running pastoral and
recreational activities
Winter tourist use
Construction is allowed for Alpine huts,
permanent bivouacs open to the public
and similar structures, work on upgrading,
refurbishing, and setting out new hiking trails,
hydrological works, avalanche barrier systems,
and infrastructures for preventing and fighting
fires. Change of use is not allowed. Routine
and extraordinary maintenance, restoration and
redevelopment as well as extensions are allowed
to the extent provided for in Art 4 of Regional
Law 24/1985 (for buildings for public use).
The following are permitted: routine and
extraordinary maintenance, restoration and
redevelopment, demolition and re-building for
essential reasons of stability, in terms of Art 4 and
7 of Regional Law 24/1985, as well as building
and upgrading of roads and tracks to serve the
forests, and equipment, plants, and temporary
depots for forestry works.
No building is allowed in this sub-zone.
Forestry areas are managed in terms of a forestry
redevelopment plan, as provided for in Art 24
of Regional Law 52/1978 and in the manner
expressed in the regional forestry planning
directives and regulations. In general, surfaces
are left to spontaneous evolution and use of the
forests is normally not allowed, excepting for the
cases laid down in the forestry redevelopment
plan for cultivation and phytosanitary purposes.
No building allowed. The bush cannot be used
excepting for phytosanitary purposes.
No building is allowed in this sub-zone.
Changing the use of existing buildings is not
allowed, although routine and extraordinary
maintenance, restoration, and redevelopment
may be carried out on them, in compliance
with Art 4 and 7 of Regional Law 24/1985. The
building and maintenance of roads and tracks
to serve the grasslands and bush is allowed, as is
agricultural use of marginal areas, when these are
already naturally or artificially covered by bush
or trees. Use for forestry is subject to specific
regulations.
Building of new clusters of Alpine huts is allowed
as are routine and extraordinary maintenance,
restoration and redevelopment, as laid down
in Art 4 and 7 of Regional Law 24/1985. The
construction and maintenance of roads and
tracks to serve the pastures is allowed as is
pastoral activity subject to specific regulations
The grass in this area must be kept properly cut.
The provisions of Regional Law 18/1990 must
be applied.