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Piimaringide Korraldamise Rakendus
Piimaanalüsaatorite korraline hooldus ja remont toimub Hoolduspäeval laborisse toodud piimaproovid analüüsitakse sellele järgneval tööpäeval. SEPTEMBER 2019 T.03 Noorma 10 Valingu 11.00, Kumna 11.20, Alliku 11.45, Ääsmäe 12.10, Saku 12.40, Nabala 13.30, Pahkla küla 13.50, Juuru 14.30, Kaiu (laut) 515 3381 15.00, Pae 15.20, Keava 15.40, Kehtna 15.50, Lokuta 16.15 K.04 15 Kärasi 09.40, Edise 10.50, Uniküla 11.35, Purtse 12.00, Rannu 12.15, Viru-Nigula 13.00, Kohala 13.25, Kaarli 13.50, Vetiku 14.10, Vinni 14.25, Kakumäe 14.40, Viru-Jaagupi 14.55, Muuga 15.40, Laekvere 15.55, Venevere 16.10, Ulvi küla 16.20 N.05 Noorma 6 Kanaküla 10.00, Põld majapidamine 10.30, Surju 11.00, Pärivere 11.45, Kangru küla 11.50, Libatse 12.00, Tõnumaa 12.30, Maima 515 3381 13.00, Jööpre 13.30, Uulu küla 14.15, Kamara küla 15.00, Abja-Paluoja 15.15, Karksi-Nuia 15.30, Ainja küla 15.40, Halliste 16.00, Kaarli küla 16.15 N.05 Tamm 20 Laimjala 07.45, Kipi 08.00, Kotlandi 08.15, Lassi 09.00, Salme 09.15, Kuressaare 09.30, Tahula 09.35, Kõljala 10.00, Tornimäe 5332 4204 11.00, Liiva 11.15, Hellamaa 11.30 T.10 Noorma 4 Leie alev 10.30, Oiu k. 10.45, Tõnuküla 11.15, Ruudiküla 11.30, Intsu küla 11.45, Saimre 11.55, Suuga küla 12.10, Metsla küla 515 3381 12.30, Porsa 13.00, Villa küla 13.05, Jakobimõisa küla 13.20, Pikru küla 13.35, Tamme 14.45, Hummuli 15.15, Rannu 16.00, Kureküla 16.15, Koopsi küla 16.30, Meeri küla 17.00 K.11 Noorma 5 Kabala 10.30, Jaska I 11.00, Lõhavere küla 11.15, Sürgavere küla 11.40, Metsküla 12.10, Kõpu 12.30, Päri küla 13.00, Alustre küla 515 -
Environmental Conditions of Shelly Phosphorite Accumulation in the Rakvere Phosphorite Region, Northern Estonia
Proc. Estonian Acacl. Sci. Geol., 1994, 43, 3, 109-121 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF SHELLY PHOSPHORITE ACCUMULATION IN THE RAKVERE PHOSPHORITE REGION, NORTHERN ESTONIA Heljo HEINSALUa, Viive VIIRAa, and Rein RAUDSEPb a Eesti Teaduste Akadeemia Geoloogia Instituut (Institute of Geology, Estonian Academy of Sciences), Estonia pst. 7, EE-0100 Tallinn, Eesti (Estonia) . b Eesti Geoloogiakeskus (Geological Survey of Estonia), Pikk 67, EE-0001 Tallinn, Eesti (Estonia) Presented by V. Puura Received January 21, 1994; accepted March 25, 1994 Abstract. The established conodont zones in the Cambrian-Ordovician boundary beds in northern Estonia serve as a basis for the interpretation of the succession of changes in the facies cohditions of sedimentation. The facies maps compiled by time interval!? correspond to the Westergaardodina, Cordylodus andresi, C. proavus, C. lindstromi, and C. rotundatus-C. angulatus conodont zones. Phosphorite accumulation was the most intensive during the C. proavus time. The rugged topography of the underlying Lower Cambrian Tiskre and Vaki formations on the territory of the Rakvere phosphorite region was of great significance in the phosphorite accumulation. At the initial stages of phosphorite accumulation three bottom swells (islands) existed there. The most intensive piling up of phosphorite was related to these swells. They coincide in direction with the present Aseri and Ahtme disturbance zones. · l(ey words: Cambrian-Ordovician boundary beds, shelly phosphorite, Estonia. The Rakvere phosphorite region (RPR) is situated in northeastern Estonia; it comprises the Toolse and Aseri deposits in its northern part · and the Rakvere deposit in its southern part. The latter is subdivided into large areas, the most important among them being the Assamalla, Raga vere, and Kabala areas (Fig. -
Vabariigi Valitsuse 3. Novembri 1994. a Korraldus Nr 873-K
Väljaandja: Vabariigi Valitsus Akti liik: korraldus Teksti liik: algtekst Avaldamismärge: RT I 1994, 79, 1354 Vabariigi Valitsuse 3. novembri 1994. a korraldus nr 873-k Vastu võetud 03.11.1994 nr 873 Eraldada riigi 1994. aasta teises lisaeelarves omavalitsuste eelarvetele eritoetusteks ettenähtud summadest: Harju Maavalitsusele 5 278 000 krooni, sellest Paldiski linna heakorrastustöödeks 700 000 krooni, Paldiski linnas asuvate Vene Föderatsiooni relvajõududele kuulunud munitsipaliseeritavate elamute inventariseerimiseks, remondiks ja muudeks munitsipaliseerimisega seotud kuludeks 1 000 000 krooni, Paldiski katlamaja ja soojustrasside tehniliseks rekonstrueerimiseks 500 000 krooni, Kernu vallas Laitses asuvate elamute üleviimiseks elektriküttele 120 000 krooni, Raasiku valla Aruküla veereostuse tagajärgede likvideerimiskuludeks 1 000 000 krooni, samuti 1 958 000 krooni Harju Maavalitsuse käsutusse Vasalemma vallas Ämaris asuvate elamute talveks ettevalmistamise ning Maardu linna heakorra-, kütte- ja transpordikulude osaliseks katmiseks; Ida-Viru Maavalitsusele 2 987 000 krooni, sellest Jõhvi Linnavalitsusele tema poolt riigiettevõttelt «Eesti Põlevkivi» ülevõetud kultuurikeskuse kulude katteks 631 000 krooni, Sillamäe Linnavalitsusele eesti lasteaia (nr. 6) rekonstrueerimistööde eest tasumiseks 456 000 krooni, Aseri Vallavalitsusele riikliku aktsiaseltsi «Aseri Tehased» poolt üleantud elamute katuste remondiks, keskküttesüsteemide korrastamiseks ning ostetud konteinerkatlamaja käibemaksu tasumiseks 600 000 krooni, Narva-Jõesuu Linnavalitsusele -
Haljala Valla Arengukava 2018 – 2030 Lisa 1 |
Haljala valla arengukava 2018 – 2030 Lisa 1 | Lisa 1. Haljala valla lähteolukorra analüüs Sisukord 1. Väliskeskkonna poliitilised tegurid ........................................................................................ 3 1.1 Euroopa Liidu dokumendid .............................................................................................. 3 1.1.1 Euroopa 2020 ............................................................................................................ 3 1.1.2 Euroopa Liidu Läänemere strateegia ......................................................................... 4 1.2 Riiklikud dokumendid ...................................................................................................... 5 1.2.1 Konkurentsivõime kava „Eesti 2020“ ....................................................................... 5 1.2.2 Üleriigiline planeering Eesti 2030+ .......................................................................... 5 1.3 Regionaalsed dokumendid ............................................................................................... 6 1.3.1 Lääne-Virumaa arengustrateegia 2030 ...................................................................... 6 1.3.2 Lääne-Virumaa maakonnaplaneering ....................................................................... 7 2. Väliskeskkonna majanduslikud tegurid ................................................................................. 9 3. Väliskeskkonna sotsiaalsed tegurid ..................................................................................... -
Baltic Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2014 – LATVIA – ESTONIA – Th Th Tuesday, June 24 – Tuesday, July 01 2014
The “Baltic Classic and Vintage Car Rally 2014” is a well organized rally tried and tested in 2012 by the 20-Ghost Club, the oldest Rolls Royce club in the world, headed by Sir John Stuttard. Baltic Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2014 – LATVIA – ESTONIA – th th Tuesday, June 24 – Tuesday, July 01 2014 White nights, unspoilt nature, the Baltic sea, medieval cities, stunning landscapes, vibrant Riga, charming Tallinn and participation in 2nd Vihula Manor Vintage and Classic Car Day at the unique Vihula Manor Country Club & Spa ul Program TUESDAY, JUNE 24th – TUESDAY, JULY 1ST 2014 24.06 (Tue), Arrival in Riga Upon individual arrival in Riga we will be accommodated at the 5-star Hotel Radisson Blu Ridzene, built in the 70es as a governmental hotel. After Latvia regained indepen- dence the hotel underwent complete renovation, which gave it a very stylish Scandinavian design. Riga, founded in 1201 by the German bishop Albert, is the largest of the three Baltic capitals and boasts a real kaleidoscope of architectural styles. 14.00-17.00 The afternoon walking tour of the Old Town will acquaint us with all the splendours of medieval Riga including Riga Castle, the Dome Cathedral, St. Peter's Church, St. Jacob's Church, the Swedish Gate, the Three Brothers, the Large and Small Guild Houses and the Powder Tower. In the evening we enjoy a Latvian nouvelle cuisine welcome dinner at the stylish Restaurant La Boheme in Riga's famed Art Nouveau quarter. 25.06 (Wed), Riga – Bauska – Rundale Palace – Jurmala – Riga, 210 km The day is reserved for a day trip to the South of Latvia. -
Tremadocian, Northeast Estonia): Lithology, Mineralogy, and Biostratigraphy
Proc. Estonian Acad. Sci. Geol., 2003, 52, 3, 135–154 The stratotype of the Orasoja Member (Tremadocian, Northeast Estonia): lithology, mineralogy, and biostratigraphy Heljo Heinsalua, Dimitri Kaljoa, Tiia Kurvitsb, and Viive Viiraa a Institute of Geology at Tallinn Technical University, Estonia pst. 7, 10143 Tallinn, Estonia; [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] b Institute of Geology, University of Tartu, Vanemuise 46, 51014 Tartu, Estonia; [email protected] Received 9 June 2003 Abstract. The Orasoja Member constitutes in Northeast Estonia the upper part of the Kallavere Formation and forms some kind of transition into the Türisalu Formation. The member belongs to the Lower Ordovician part (Karepa Substage) of the Pakerort Stage. The Orasoja Member is composed of alternating beds of light quartzose siltstone and black shale. The share of shale is cyclically variable, but mainly siltstone is prevailing. Mineralogically quartz is dominant, K-feld- spar (up to 15%) forming a minor component of the rock. Mineral and grain size composition allows us to distinguish two fairly distinct cycles in the Orasoja Member, which are in correlation with changes in conodont associations. Three conodont biozones are distinguished in the section: Cordylodus proavus, C. lindstromi, and C. angulatus. The first appearance of Iapetognathus sp. in the Rannu Member is interpreted here as indicating the beginning of the Ordovician System. Graptolite occurrences give evidence of the presence of the Rhabdinopora flabelliformis socialis and R. f. anglica subzones. Earlier dendroids are missing, but this is mainly attributed to a taphonomical bias. Key words: conodonts, graptolites, stratigraphy, lithology, mineralogy, Lower Ordovician, Estonia. -
Eastern Estonia
Kunda Nordic Cement Ltd BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN EASTERN ESTONIA Endla Nature Reserve EXISTING FOREIGN COMPANIES IN EASTERN ESTONIA 2 ABOUT ESTONIA ▪ Population: 1,316,000 ▪ Total area: 45,336 km² ▪ Population density: 30 inhabitants per km² ▪ Capital city: Tallinn ▪ Length of sea border of continental Estonia: 1,242 km ▪ Member of UN, EU, NATO, OECD, WTO, euro area, Schengen area ▪ Time zone: GMT +2 hours ▪ The offi cial language is Estonian. English, Russian, Finnish and German are widely spoken as well. ▪ Daytime temperature: 0 °C to –30 °C in winter and +15 °C to +30 °C in summer Why invest in Estonia Foreign enterprises are attracted to Estonia for the following reasons: ▪ Good business climate ▪ Corporate income tax rate for reinvested profi t is 0% ▪ Access to the EU Single Market ▪ Low level of corruption ▪ Low manufacturing setup costs and the presence of supporting industries, a highly-developed infrastructure and a smooth transportation system (inland transport, rail connections, ports) ▪ Entrepreneurial tradition ▪ Estonia is politically and economically stable and has a fl exible, well-educated and comparatively low-cost labour force: ▪ 1st on the Tax Competitiveness Index (Tax Foundation 2016) ▪ 3rd on the Index of Economic Freedom in the EU (9th in the world), (The Heritage Foundation 2016) ▪ 12th on the Ease of Doing Business Index (World Bank 2016) Port of Sillamäe and Sillamäe Free Zone 3 ABOUT EASTERN ESTONIA ▪ Eastern Estonia consists of four very distinct counties: Ida-Viru (with Jõhvi city as its centre), Jõgeva -
Environment and Settlement Location Choice in Stone Age Estonia
Estonian Journal of Archaeology, 2020, 24, 2, 89–140 https://doi.org/10.3176/arch.2020.2.01 Kaarel Sikk, Aivar Kriiska, Kristiina Johanson, Kristjan Sander and Andres Vindi ENVIRONMENT AND SETTLEMENT LOCATION CHOICE IN STONE AGE ESTONIA The location choice of Stone Age settlements has been long considered to be influenced by environmental conditions. Proximity to water and sandy soils are most typical examples of those conditions. The notion of the influence resulted from the evidence from a relatively small amount of sites. During the recent decades the number of known settlements has increased to a level where statistical assessment of relation between environmental characteristics and settlement location choice is possible. To undertake this task we collected data about known Estonian Stone Age settlements and acquired environmental data of their locations using publicly available geological datasets. We provide univariate descriptive statistics of the distributions of variables describing site conditions and compare them to characteristics generally present in the environment. We experiment with a set of environmental variables including soil type, distance to water and a selection of geomorphometry derivatives of the digital elevation model. Quantitative assessment confirmed previous observations showing a significant effect towards the choice of sandy, dry location close to water bodies. The statistical analysis allowed us to assess the effect size of different characteristics. Proximity to water had the largest effect on settlement choice, while soil type was also of considerable importance. Abstract geomorphological variables such as Topographic Position Index and Topographic Wetness index also inform us about significant effects of surface forms. Differences of settlement locations during stages of the Stone Age are well observable. -
Preservation of Wallpapers As Parts of Interiors
Kadri Kallaste Kadri Kallaste (b. 1983) trained as a paper conservator Kadri Kallaste at the Estonian Academy of the Arts. She has also studied in the Restoration Department of the University of Ljubljana and the Institute for Conservation and Restoration of the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. During her studies, she has had several internships in PRESERVATION various institutions, including the Conservation Center Kanut and Estonian Art Museum in Tallinn, the National OF WALLPAPERS Archive of Slovenia in Ljubljana and Cole & Son Ltd., a manufacturer of hand-printed wallpapers in London. Kadri Kallaste’s main area of study is the research and practical preservation of historic wallpapers AS PARTS OF in situ. She has worked on numerous wall-paper preservation projects in Estonia and abroad, including objects in Austria and at the German INTERIORS Wallpaper Museum in Kassel, Germany. PRESERVATIONOF WALLPAPERS PRESERVATIONOF AS PARTS OF INTERIORS AS PARTS Preservation of wallpapers as parts of interiors. Addressing issues of wallpaper conservation on the basis of projects carried out in Austria, Estonia and Romania Although wallpapers form a unified whole with other decorative details of interiors, very few of them are preserved in their original locations. At the same time, contemporary conservation theory emphasizes the importance of preserving wallpapers in their primary locations. Obviously, conflicts arise between practical preservation options, expectations of the public or owners and widely acknowledged preservation principles. If in preserving historic wallpapers in their original location in situ is not feasible, other solutions should be considered carefully. Depending on several criteria, wallpapers can be returned to their original locations after conservation treatment, integrated into new appropriate environments or preserved in museums. -
Plans for the Adminis Trativeterritorial Restructuring of Estonia from 1989
Plans for the Adminis trativeTerritorial Restructuring of Estonia from 1989 to 2005 MADIS KALDMÄE The restored Republic of Estonia inherited its administrative division from the Soviet system, consisting of districts (raions), state-governed cities, cities, towns and village councils. These administrative entities and their boundaries had emerged as a result of largely arbitrary waves of centralised restructuring. In 1988, a shift towards the re-establishment of local government was initiated as part of the development of the concept of a self-managing Estonia (isemajandav Eesti). At first, there were two main alternatives, with counties and municipalities as the contenders for the status of primary entities of local government. There was also a third option, of establishing approximately 40 new entities with completely redrawn borders. 359 It was an administrative organisation based on cities and rural municipalities that eventually prevailed. In 1989, the Principles of Local Government Act and implementing acts for the transition period were adopted. In the following year, the then administrative units (raions) were renamed counties; the village councils and cities would be granted self-governing rights within three years depending on their readiness. Until then, county councils would perform local government functions by proxy, as it were. During the transitional period, several existing municipalities were divided into two, forming Saku and Kiili, Juuru and Kaiu, Orissaare and Pöide, as well as Kuressaare and Kaarma. The rural municipality of Torgu was separated from Salme at the initiative of the Independent Royalist Party faction in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament). No elec- tions were held in the city of Paldiski, which remained under the city of Keila until the 1996 elections. -
Internal Migration and Regional Population Dynamics in Europe: Estonia Case Study
This is a repository copy of Internal Migration and Regional Population Dynamics in Europe: Estonia Case Study. White Rose Research Online URL for this paper: http://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/5031/ Monograph: Katus, K., Kuoiszewski, M., Rees, P. et al. (3 more authors) (1998) Internal Migration and Regional Population Dynamics in Europe: Estonia Case Study. Working Paper. School of Geography , University of Leeds. School of Geography Working Paper 98/14 Reuse See Attached Takedown If you consider content in White Rose Research Online to be in breach of UK law, please notify us by emailing [email protected] including the URL of the record and the reason for the withdrawal request. [email protected] https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/ WORKING PAPER 98/14 INTERNAL MIGRATION AND REGIONAL POPULATION DYNAMICS IN EUROPE: ESTONIA CASE STUDY Kalev Katus1 Marek Kupiszewski2,3 Philip Rees2 Luule Sakkeus1 Anne Herm4 David Powell2 December 1998 1Estonian Interuniversity Population Research Centre P.O. Box 3012, Tallinn EE0090, Estonia 2School of Geography, University of Leeds Leeds LS2 9JT, United Kingdom 3Institute of Geography and Spatial Organisation Polish Academy of Sciences Twarda 51/55, Warsaw, Poland 4Estonian Statistical Office Endla 15, Tallinn EE0100, Estonia Report prepared for the Council of Europe (Directorate of Social and Economic Affairs, Population and Migration Division) and for the European Commission (Directorate General V, Employment, Industrial Relations and Social Affairs, Unit E1, Analysis and Research on the Social Situation). ii CONTENTS Page Contents ii List of Tables iii List of Figures iii Foreword iv Acknowledgements v Summary vi 1. CONTEXT 1 2. -
Vabariigi Valitsuse Määruse „Haljala Valla Ja Vihula Valla Osas Haldusterritoriaalse Korralduse Ja Vabariigi Valitsuse 3
Vabariigi Valitsuse määruse „Haljala valla ja Vihula valla osas haldusterritoriaalse korralduse ja Vabariigi Valitsuse 3. aprilli 1995. a määruse nr 159 „Eesti territooriumi haldusüksuste nimistu kinnitamine“ muutmine“ eelnõu seletuskiri 1. Sissejuhatus 1.1. Sisukokkuvõte Vabariigi Valitsuse määruse „Haljala valla ja Vihula valla osas haldusterritoriaalse korralduse ja Vabariigi Valitsuse 3. aprilli 1995. a määruse nr 159 „Eesti territooriumi haldusüksuste nimistu kinnitamine“ muutmine“ eelnõu (edaspidi eelnõu) eesmärgiks on Eesti haldusterritoriaalse korralduse muutmine uue haldusüksuse moodustamisel kohaliku omavalitsuse üksuste (edaspidi ka omavalitsus) volikogude algatusel. Eelnõu toetub omavalitsuste initsiatiivile algatada omaalgatuslikult omavalitsuste ühinemine moodustamaks tugevam, võimekam ja jätkusuutlikum omavalitsusüksus. Eestis on hetkel 15 maakonda ning 213 omavalitsust, mis jagunevad 183 vallaks ja 30 linnaks. Eelnõuga muudetakse haldusterritoriaalset korraldust Lääne-Viru maakonnas. Hetkel kuulub Lääne-Viru maakonda kaks linna ja 13 valda, pärast haldusterritoriaalse korralduse muutmist jääb maakonda kaks linna ja 12 valda. Omavalitsuste koguarv Eestis väheneb ühe omavalitsuse võrra 212-le, kokku 182 valda ja 30 linna1,2. Ühinevad omavalitsused on3: 1) Haljala vald (pindala 183,0 km2 ja rahvaarv 2459), 2) Vihula vald (pindala 364,3 km2 ja rahvaarv 1930). Eelnõuga rahuldatakse sisuliselt Haljala valla ja Vihula valla esitatud taotlused haldusterritoriaalse korralduse muutmiseks ning moodustatakse nimetatud valdade ühinemise teel uus haldusüksus nimega Lahemaa vald (kogupindala 547,3 km2, rahvaarv 43894). 1.2. Eelnõu ettevalmistaja Eelnõu ja seletuskirja on koostanud Rahandusministeeriumi regionaalhalduse osakonna nõunik Kaie Küngas (e-post [email protected]; tel 611 3080), eelnõu ja seletuskirja koostamises osalesid ka regionaalarengu õigusnõunik Olivia Taluste (e-post [email protected]; tel 611 3092) ja regionaalhalduse osakonna nõunik Ave Viks (e-post [email protected]; tel 611 3079).