Spatial plan of Montenegro until 2020 - Ada Bojana

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Veliša Šupić, Geology Engineer, MAJadranka Mihaljević, Civil Construction EngineerDušan Pavićević, Meteorology EngineerBranka Gogić, Spatial PlannerClimateSpatial PlanningPredrag Bulajić, Electrotechnics EngineerDatabase, Tables and IndicatorsIvana Ivanović, MathematicianMladen Stojanović, Electrotechnics EngineerConsultants:Veljko Martinović, Forestry Engineer, Ph.D.Božidar Stojanović, Technology Engineer,Slavka Zeković, Spatial Planner, Ph.D.Dušan Pajović, Lawyer, Ph.D.Ksenija Petovar, Sociologist, Ph.D.Vladimir Depolo, Traffic Engineer, Ph.D.Vlada Stevanović, Biologist, Ph.D.Breda Mihelič, Art Historian, Ph.D.Richard Sendi, Ph.D., udiaMilena Tržan, MA in EconomicsForestryWaste ManagementLand PolicyLaw RegulationDemographyTrafficEnvironmentCulture MonumentsHousing PolicyUrban EconomyTechnical elaboration and graphic addition:Saša ŠljivančaninCartographyIgor VlahovićLector:Borka ĆevrizFor MontenegroinženjeringRatimir Mugoša, CEOIII
Representatives of the Sector for Spatial Planning and Development, Ministry ofEconomic DevelopmentBudislava Kuč, ArchitectVesna Rakočević, ArchitectAna Jovetić, Spatial PlannerVojislavka Popović, Spatial PlannerTechnical support- GTZ team:Stefan Draeger, Spatial Planner, Ph.D.Sanja Lješković Mitrović, MA in Landscape ArchitectureAleksandra Kiković, EconomistCommission for Expert Appraisal of Spatial Plan of Montenegro:Radovan Bakić, Ph.D. in Geography, President of the CommissionMihailo Burić, Ph.D. in Hydro GeologyBožidar Milić, Ph.D. in ArchitectureMileta Bojović, ArchitectLjubica Lazarević, Civil Construction EngineerBranislav Glavatović, Ph.D. in GeographyBranko Radojičić, Ph.D. in GeographyVukić Pulević, Biologist, Ph.D.Radomir Milović, Electrotechnics Engineer, Ph.D.Borislav Uskoković, Ph.D. in EconomicsMilinko Pasinović, Ph.D. in GeographyVeselin Vukotić, Ph.D. in EconomicsNovak Jauković, Electrotechnics Engineer, Ph.D.Čedomir Marković, Ph.D. in ArcheologyAna Mišurović, Specialist in Toxic ChemistryIV
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3.3 Population3.3.1 Population of M
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Forests and forest land in Monteneg
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Herceg Novi etc.) and suburban sett
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Spatial distribution of the activit
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The railway network also includes m
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In the current legal framework the
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operational under 35 kV voltages. I
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3.7.3.2 Use of water for water supp
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Excess water of diverse origin puts
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Appropriate information, knowledge
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The existing nationally protected a
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Cetinje 10 22 23 I2 21 23 2 - - 425
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marinas and shipyards) for acceptan
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- Danger for the river Tara from un
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3.10.4 Problems of harmonisation of
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Outflow of communal and industrial
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Changes of proprietary relations -
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1. BASIC POSTULATES OF THE SPATIAL
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1.3.1 Global development principles
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7. Providing communal equipment of
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Traffic infrastructureObjectives:O1
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P1.3.2.3-8P1.3.2.3-9Adequate combin
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infrastructure has to be reduced to
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other technical and technological a
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Explanation: “Adequate distances
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Of particular importance is the mor
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Objectives:O2.1-1Development corrid
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B. Polje 50,284 15,883 56,166 34,02
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fertile age. Projection is based on
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7. Spuž in Danilovgrad8. Sutomore
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2.3.3 Urban and construction identi
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19. Zabljak - construction stone an
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particular areas. This also include
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linking with services required by b
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and Mrtvica, and which eventually w
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2.5.6 Spatial development concept o
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RoadMarkFROM - TOSUGGESTION FOR CHA
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For the development of port facilit
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2. Užice - Prijepolje - Podgorica
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O2.6.4-2O2.6.4-3For inter-municipal
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Explanation: Although the existing
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The well known bio-corridor of cost
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2.12 Bases of protection of interes
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3 GUIDELINES AND MEASURES FOR REALI
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3.3 Guidelines for the land use and
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3.4.2. Development zones of the Coa
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wide scale conflict between the gen
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traffic network. That very limited
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Thresholds: The existing sources fo
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Conflicts: Generally speaking - thi
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Control of seismic risk, technical
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pollution; providing adequate dispo
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Cetinje, by construction of planned
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Thresholds: Further urban developme
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Thresholds: Very limited accessibil
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Sub-zone BIJELO POLJECovers the low
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Limitations: Limitation of developm
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accent on reconstruction and cultiv
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waterpower sector (regulating relat
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- Ensuring quality of ground and un
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land cultivation and revitalization
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Processes in scope of this subsyste
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inter-ministries harmonization of t
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- Prepares decisions on starting th
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- Research of intellectual capital
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14 Andrijevica 28300 181 0.64 0.18
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