Provincial Waste Management Plan Styria - Abfallwirtschaft - Abfall ...
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2.2 Organizational framework<br />
<strong>Provincial</strong> <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Styria</strong> - 2005<br />
2.2.1 Province of <strong>Styria</strong> - Departments of the <strong>Styria</strong>n <strong>Provincial</strong> Government and District<br />
Administration Offices<br />
Within the administration of the Province of <strong>Styria</strong>, the following organizational units perform all tasks<br />
pertaining to waste:<br />
• FA 7A Gemeinden und Wahlen (Municipalities and Elections) (municipality supervision -<br />
organization of fees and tariffs)<br />
• FA 13A Umweltrecht und Energiewesen (Environmental Legislation and Energy)<br />
(waste authority for legislation in the field of environmental and plant matters)<br />
• Bezirksverwaltungsbehörden (district administration authorities, authority of first instance)<br />
• Baubezirksleitungen (district administration offices for construction - they assist the district<br />
administration and the Specialized Divisions in the implementation of the assigned tasks)<br />
• FA 17B Technik und Sachverständigendienst (Engineering and Expert Witnesses) (official expert<br />
witness service in the field of waste technology)<br />
• FA 19D <strong>Abfall</strong>- und Stoffflusswirtschaft (<strong>Waste</strong> and Material Flow <strong>Management</strong>) - performance<br />
of technical matters and coordination in the field of waste and material flow management<br />
including the related EU areas as well as supervision on local and regional levels<br />
This includes the following concrete tasks:<br />
• planning related to waste and material flow management:<br />
assisting in the compilation of the Federal <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>, updating of the <strong>Styria</strong>n<br />
<strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Management</strong> Concept as <strong>Provincial</strong> <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>, preparing concepts,<br />
carrying out projects and studies, implementing the Austrian National Environment <strong>Plan</strong>, local<br />
Agenda processes, ecological land development, ecological business advice as Business<br />
Initiative Sustainability (Wirtschaftsinitiative Nachhaltigkeit - WIN), community cooperations<br />
• subvention matters in the field of waste and material flow management<br />
• providing information and awareness building measures to promote sustainable development<br />
in the field of waste and material flow management, provincial waste management information<br />
system, statistics, surveys, land registers, waste catalogue<br />
• waste management related expert witness service in plant procedures and during controls<br />
2.2.2 <strong>Waste</strong> management associations<br />
The organizational structures of the <strong>Styria</strong>n waste management organizations are laid down in § 14<br />
StAWG 2004 and in the Gemeindeverbandsorganisationsgesetz 13 (Law on the organization of<br />
associations of municipalities). The Province of <strong>Styria</strong> is divided into 17 waste management<br />
associations, whereby one association generally consists of the municipalities of one political district.<br />
The City of Graz independently performs the tasks of a waste management association. The<br />
municipalities within one waste management association are represented in the respective association<br />
meeting, and the members of the association meeting elect the Executive Board. Basically, the<br />
municipalities of one political district form one waste management association.<br />
Exceptions to this classification are the municipalities Radmer and Hieflau, which are part of the<br />
political district Leoben, and the municipality Hohentauern (political district Judenburg), which<br />
nevertheless joined the waste management association Liezen. The municipality Niederöblarn<br />
(political district Liezen) joined the waste management association Schladming, and the two political<br />
districts Mürzzuschlag and Bruck form the "<strong>Waste</strong> management association Mürzverband".<br />
13 GVOG 1997, <strong>Provincial</strong> Law Gazette No. 66/1997 as amended in <strong>Provincial</strong> Law Gazette No. 53/2002<br />
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