The Act is a regional planning law in Carinthia, Austria, which governs both local and supra-local spatial planning. It outlines the principles and objectives for sustainable land use, aiming to protect natural resources, ensure effective economic and social development, support rural and urban areas, and enhance infrastructure planning. The law defines planning instruments such as development programs, land-use plans, and building regulations, promoting compact settlements, avoiding urban sprawl, and facilitating the use of renewable energy. It also emphasizes spatial research, environmental compatibility assessments, and public transparency through a planning registry. Key elements include the classification of land into building areas, green zones, and transport zones; guidelines for zoning (e.g., residential, industrial, or mixed-use); provisions for environmentally sensitive installations like Seveso facilities; and regulations for solar energy systems. Local governments must create development plans that align with overarching regional objectives, undergo periodic reviews, and include public and governmental participation. The law encourages re-use of land, preservation of ecological functions, and prioritization of renewable energy to support climate neutrality, making it a comprehensive framework for coordinated spatial development. The text consists of 60 Articles.
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