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W I N D P a R K B Ä R O F E N Genehmigung Für Die Errichtung AMT DER KÄRNTNER LANDESREGIERUNG Abteilung 7 – Wirtschaft, Tourismus und Mobilität W i n d p a r k B ä r o f e n der Windpark Bärofen GmbH, Fohrafeld 11, 3233 Kilb Genehmigung für die Errichtung und den Betrieb gemäß § 17 UVP-G 2000 Bescheid der Kärntner Landesregierung vom 21.04.2021, Zl. 07-A-UVP-1272/311-2021 9020 Klagenfurt am Wörthersee . Mießtaler Straße 1, Internet: www.ktn.gv.at Amtsstunden (Öffnungszeiten): Montag - Donnerstag 7:30 – 16:00 , Freitag 7:30 – 13:00 IBAN: AT06 5200 0000 0115 0014 BIC: HAABAT2K Zahl: 07-A-UVP-1272/311-2021 Seite 2 von 4 Inhalt I. Genehmigung des Vorhabens: ..................................................................................................................... 1 II. Materienrechtliche Spruchpunkte: ................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 Elektrizitätswirtschaft: .......................................................................................................................... 2 1.2 Kärntner Elektrizitätsgesetz .................................................................................................................. 2 1.3 Forstrechtliche Bewilligung ................................................................................................................... 2 1.4 Naturschutz .......................................................................................................................................... 7 1.5 Luftfahrt ............................................................................................................................................... 7 1.6. ArbeitnehmerInnenschutz: ................................................................................................................... 8 1.7. Wasserrecht ......................................................................................................................................... 8 III. Vorhaben ................................................................................................................................................. 8 1.6 Vorhabensbeschreibung: ...................................................................................................................... 8 1.7 Projektunterlagen:.............................................................................................................................. 12 IV. Nebenbestimmungen: ........................................................................................................................... 14 1.8 Befristungen gemäß § 17 Abs. 6 UVP-G 2000: ..................................................................................... 14 1.9 Auflagen ............................................................................................................................................. 15 1.9.1 Geologie, Hydrogeologie ............................................................................................................. 15 1.9.2 Hochbau (Bauphase): ................................................................................................................. 16 1.9.3 Maschinentechnik....................................................................................................................... 17 1.9.4 Elektrotechnik / Elektromagnetische Felder ................................................................................ 17 1.9.5 Brandschutz ................................................................................................................................ 17 1.9.6 Wildbach und Lawinenverbauung ............................................................................................... 18 1.9.7 Schalltechnik und Erschütterung ................................................................................................. 18 1.9.8 Luftreinhaltung ........................................................................................................................... 18 1.9.9 Eisfall .......................................................................................................................................... 18 1.9.10 Arbeitnehmerschutz / Arbeitssicherheit ...................................................................................... 19 1.9.11 Biologische Vielfalt - Pflanzen und deren Lebensräume ............................................................... 19 1.9.12 Biologische Vielfalt - Tiere: Ornithologie, Wildökologie ............................................................... 21 1.9.13 Boden ......................................................................................................................................... 22 1.9.14 Boden - Forstwirtschaft, Fläche und Waldboden (Waldökologie) ................................................ 23 1.9.15 Wasser........................................................................................................................................ 26 1.9.16 Landschaft .................................................................................................................................. 27 1.9.17 Sach- und Kulturgüter ................................................................................................................. 27 1.9.18 Alm- und Landwirtschaft ............................................................................................................. 27 1.9.19 Wasserwirtschaft ........................................................................................................................ 28 1.9.20 Betreffend die Ausnahmegenehmigung gemäß § 11 ETG 1992.................................................... 28 1.9.21 Allgemeine Auflagen ................................................................................................................... 29 1.9.22 Hinweise: .................................................................................................................................... 30 Zahl: 07-A-UVP-1272/311-2021 Seite 3 von 4 V. Abspruch über erhobene Einwendungen .................................................................................................. 30 VI. Kosten: .................................................................................................................................................. 31 VII. Rechtsgrundlagen .................................................................................................................................. 31 B E G R Ü N D U N G ........................................................................................................................................... 32 A. Verfahrensgang: .................................................................................................................................... 32 B. Entscheidungsrelevanter Sachverhalt .................................................................................................... 44 C. Gutachten .............................................................................................................................................. 45 1. Geologie, Hydrogeologie .................................................................................................................... 45 2. Hochbau ............................................................................................................................................. 46 3. Meteorologie ..................................................................................................................................... 46 4. Maschinentechnik .............................................................................................................................. 47 5. Elektrotechnik / Elektromagnetische Felder ........................................................................................ 47 6. Brandschutz ....................................................................................................................................... 48 7. Wildbach und Lawinenverbauung ....................................................................................................... 48 8. Verkehr - Technik und Planung ........................................................................................................... 49 9. Luftfahrt ............................................................................................................................................. 50 10. Abfallwirtschaft .............................................................................................................................. 51 11. Energiewirtschaft und öffentliches Interesse .................................................................................. 51 12. Klima- und Energiekonzept ............................................................................................................. 52 13. Schalltechnik und Erschütterung ..................................................................................................... 53 14. Licht, Blendung ............................................................................................................................... 54 15. Schattenwurf .................................................................................................................................. 55 16. Luftreinhaltung ............................................................................................................................... 55 17. Eisfall .............................................................................................................................................
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