<strong>Zoo</strong> with total project costs of CZK 10,100 thousand will be underway and completed in 2010, with 2,100thousand CZK to be provided by the Operational Programme Environment (OPE), and the remainderamounting to 8,000 thousand CZK allocated by SCO. Within the project, the mud will be removed fromthe pond, a littoral zone set up and eroded parts of the pond banks and dykes restored. To enlarge thepond water surface area by adding littoral zones, the main drainage sewer of the pond will be extendedand deepened, with the sediment removed used for setting up new islands and expanding the existingones. The project aims to remove mud, reinforce the eroding pond sides and reconstruct the existingbanks including the dyke. Additionally, creating new islets will help implement favourable measures interms of landscape and ecosystem diversity; it will also increase retention capacity of the landscape, aswell as preserve and restore natural runoff conditions. Two existing islands to accommodate lemurs willbe enlarged and interconnected by three walkways as part of visitor routes, while the third island willbe enlarged and separated from the remainder, as it will host a gibbon exhibit later on. Then there willbe two new islands created and connected with the adjoining banks and each other by three walkwayslinked to the system of paths and log roads, while also placed to form a natural barrier between thesika deer enclosure and surrounding unfenced part of the pond. A total of six bridges <strong>12</strong> and 9.5 m longinterconnecting the islands and the banks are designed as walkways made of a steel bridge deck combinedwith timber elements forming walking surfaces and handrails. Within the existing forest stand section,the visitor route across the two new islands will be interconnected with new path units by a log road 42.8m long, to be also designed for direct viewing of the neighbouring sika deer enclosure to be set up, fromwhich the log road will be separated by handrail and artificial ditch erected along the artificial retainingwall of the log road. The lengthwise gradient of the log road is designed to meet the requirements formovement of persons with reduced ability to move or sense of direction. The existing fence of the ponddyke will be removed and replaced with a new fence. The works will include new fencing for planned craneand sika deer enclosures, with a log hay-barn constructed for the latter species, a critically endangeredanimal.• In the course of 2010, a gas supply system including mains will be set up within the zoo grounds,with a total costs of some 9,000 thousand CZK, which will be covered directly from the SCO's budget. Thespecific buildings and structures including the carnivore house, primate house, hippo & rhino house andeducation facility to a gas heating system will bring significant savings of funds in the years to come, as theexisting facilities are now heated by highly expensive electric energy. In addition, alternating electricityusing natural gas will reduce CO 2 emissions.In <strong>2009</strong>, a project development phase was launched, underway or completed for the followingoperations:• Design development was finished for the Visitor Centre that will not only provide the much-neededrestaurant operated all the year long, but also offer premises for conservation education, conferences andworkshops. In <strong>2009</strong>, an application was filed by the zoo to get funding for the project implementationfrom EU Structural Funds, more specifically, the Regional Operating Programme (ROP) Moravia Silesia.Unfortunately, the Regional Council of the Moravian-Silesian Cohesion Region did not find the applicationattractive enough for the development of the regional tourism. In 2010, the zoo's attempts to seek fundingfor the project within the next calls of the Moravian-Silesian Regional Operation Programme are tocontinue.26
• Development of the building approval dossier for the works named Biogas Plant Construction wasfinished, with total costs amounting to 1,362 thousand CZK. The institutions participating on the fundingincluded the Statutory City of <strong>Ostrava</strong> (333 thousand) and the Regional Office of the Moravian-SilesianRegion (999 thousand), the balance of 30 thousand CZK was covered from the zoo resources. At the sametime, an application for funding from the OPE was developed and filed. The biogas plant will chieflyprovide a means of disposal of the biological waste produced by the animals as well as waste vegetationgenerated as part of operation and maintenance of the vast zoo area. The project is sure to have positiveeffects on improving the zoo’s economy, be it the revenues from supplying green energy into the grid ofCEZ (power supplier) or using the waste heat produced for heating specific facilities throughout the zoo.Potential self-sufficiency of the zoo, at least to some extent, in the case of total failure of power supply isanother essential aspect to consider, as unlike other types of institutions, evacuation in the zoo situationwould be largely impossible for most of the animals held, so consequences of any blackout status would bevery dramatic.• Development of the site planning documentation for the works named the House of Evolution wasbrought to completion, with the processing costs covered through the capital grant provided by SCO, whichamounted to CZK 809.5 thousand including VAT. The project is to convert the old aquatic bird house toa state-of-the-art exhibit for chimpanzees and other African species designed as a combined interactivelearning exhibit and animal breeding centre. During 2008, this operation was included into the IntegratedDevelopment Plan of <strong>Ostrava</strong> City (IDPOC).• The development phase of the Mud removal and rearrangements - pond #4 project was finished.75% of the costs reaching CZK 116 thousand including VAT were funded from the grant successfullyreceived from Moravian-Silesian Region and balanced from the zoo resources. Under this project, mudwill be removed, eroded banks and the dyke restored and new islands and semi islands set up to serve asexhibits for primates and pelicans, the latter being a species new to the zoo. In addition, endangered localwildlife species will benefit from this project thanks to the littoral zone to be developed in the part of thepond. An application seeking funding from OPE was already submitted.• A project development phase of the capital projects named the Papua Aviary and Education centre:thermal insulation and energy savings was launched. Following the Papua Exhibit (now underdevelopment), the Papua Aviary will be adjoining the existing education and training centre in the heart ofthe zoo next to the primate house. Designed as a walk-through exhibit, the aviary is to introduce mediumsizedparrot species to the visitor, bringing the birds and humans into immediate contacts. The other projectconcerns the existing education and training facility of the zoo, which also serves as a place of contact withthe general public. Finished and finally approved in 1979 and still heated by electricity, this building showsgreat loss of heat. For instance, the loss of heat through the opaque building envelope makes 33.1%, whilefillings of the openings, i.e. windows, are responsible for as much as 26.9% of the entire heat loss accordingto the energy audit produced.Thanks to the financial support from SCO exceeding CZK 11 million, the next project development phase couldbe started for each of the four projects mentioned below, this making further efforts to get funding fromexternal sources (namely the EU funds) possible. The projects can be outlined as follows:27
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