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tourism routes system presented. Support for
recreation development envisaged.
3. Technical infrastructure territories. The solutions
presented include transport and communications,
energy infrastructure, eco-engineering
infrastructure.
Common transport infrastructure and its territorial
development directions defined.
Other technical infrastructure main development
system and territorial directions given.
4. Other functional territorial structures. In this
part the plan dealt with following issues: industry
and trade., social and cultural infrastructure,
including health and social care
as well as education science and culture infrastructure.
SPATIAL INTEGRATION O THE
DEVELOPMENT O THE
TERRITORY O THE COUNTRY
In this part the plan dealt with following
issues:
1. Integrated development strategy.
In the common spatial concept 3 different
management types envisaged - territories
of conversion, support and development.
Main social, economic and urban functions
active zone and de-concentration areas defined.
unctional priorities for the defined
areas outlined and the use guide-lines for
them given.
2. Regional policy in the context of the
Comprehensive plan of the territory
of the country.
Territorially differentiated policy basing on
principles of the sustainable development
formulated. Integrated regional territorially
oriented policy of the country given. Priority
target groups outlined (for A.- complex,
B. - special programmes).
RESERVATION O THE
TERRITORIES OR THE
COMMON NEEDS O THE STATE
Here the summary of all the territories to be
reserved for the common needs of the state were
given as an outcome of all the proposed solutions
of all the parts of the plan.
The solutions of the plan were given also in
graphic form in a series of drawings prepared
while using GIS means.
THE APPROVAL
AND LEGAL STATUS
O THE PLAN
The Comprehensive plan of the territory of the
Republic of Lithuania was approved by the ministries,
by the governors of apskritys (the counties),
checked by the State Territorial planning and
construction inspectorate, approved by the Government
of the Republic of Lithuania and in October
29, 2002 adopted by Seimas (the Parliament of the
Republic of Lithuania) by the Decision of Seimas
No.IX-1154 (Valstybës þinios’ 2002 No.110-4852).
After the approval it was registered in the Territorial
planning documents state register.
The adopted Comprehensive plan:
• is obligatory for state governmental institutions
taking decisions on national level
related to the use, management and
protection of the territory of the country,
forming regional policy;
• forms planning conditions for national
level special plans, long term programmes
and strategies and for regional level
comprehensive and special plans;
• fulfils other tasks.
Development strategies of economy sectors,
other strategic plans and programmes of state institutions
have to rest upon the Comprehensive plan
of the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. When
implementing the Comprehensive plan, they have
in their turn to plan the relevant corresponding
measures (actions). The stands of the Comprehensive
plan have to be taken into consideration when
preparing the Single programming document of
the country (National development plan).