Kreis Viersen Landscape plans

Landscape planning serves as a specialist planning of nature conservation and landscape conservation of the spatial implementation of nature conservation objectives. According to § 7 LNatSchG NRW, the local requirements and measures to achieve the objectives of nature conservation and landscape conservation and to promote biodiversity must be presented in the landscape plan and legally binding. Between 1982 and 1999, 9 planning procedures for the district of Viersen have set up landscape plans for the district of Viersen and have been amended several times since then. In the meantime, however, a fundamental revision of the landscape plans in the district of Viersen is needed. In this context, the landscape plans will be re-tailored and the number of landscape plans will be reduced from nine to three: ● A Landscape plan “Grenzwald/Schwalm” (landscape plans 1, 3 and 4n): Municipalities of Bruges, Niederkrüchten, Schwalmtal and parts of the city of Nettetal; ● B Landscape plan “Süchtelner Höhen/Nette” (landscape plans 2 and 7): Cities Nettetal and Viersen as well as parts of the municipality of Grefrath; ● C Landscape plan “Niers/Willicher und Kempener Lehmplatte” (landscape plans 5, 6, 8 and 9): Cities Viersen, Kempen, Willich and Tönisvorst as well as municipality of Grefrath From June 2019, you will find the landscape plans revised in the district of Viersen in the procedural steps of the early involvement of the institutions of public interest and citizens in accordance with §§ 15 and 16 Landesnaturschutzgesetz (LNatSchG) NRW and the public interpretation pursuant to § 17 LNatSchG NRW as well as the legally binding draft plan in accordance with § 19 LNatSchG NRW. Privacy policy: When using the data and resources, the IP address of the retrieved entity is logged and stored on the server side, including timestamps for possible error analyses as well as services for securing the services. You can find out more under our privacy policy at https://www.kreis-viersen.de/datenschutzerklaerung