PPR 2006 — Regional Landscape Plan

The Regional Landscape Plan (PPR) is an instrument of territorial governance which constitutes the reference and coordination framework for regional, provincial and local planning, in accordance with the procedures and objectives defined by Regional Law No 8 of 25 November 2004. In order to define the landscape peculiarities, the PPR divides the territory of Sardinia into 27 homogeneous coastal areas and analyses it into the three main structures: the environmental set-up, the historical-cultural set-up, the settlement. From a cartographic point of view, the PPR is described by means of the following documents published in the annex to DGR 36/7 of 5 September 2006:- Tables at the scale 25k for coastal landscape areas;- Sheets on the 50k scale for the Inner Areas of Sardinia;- Summary maps on the 1:200k scale of the entire territory.The maps represent the regional territory through the themeisation of the thematic information levels of the Plan’s database in accordance with the symbolism of legend and following the stratigraphic order defined in the GIS project.The maps of the PPR have been modified after its first drafting, by the introduction of some corrections to information levels.