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PPUO Smokvica, Općina Smokvica I Sveučilište U Zagrebu, Arhitektonski Fakultet - Zavod Za Urbanizam I Prostorno Planiranje Sklopili Su 19 ž SVEUČILIŠTE U ZAGREBU –m ,, , ,,, ARHITEKTONSKI FAKULTET ZAVOD ZA URBANIZAM, PROSTORNO PLANIRANJE I PEJZAŽNU ARHITEKTURU DUBROVAČKO-NERETVANSKA ŽUPANIJA OPĆINA SMOKVICA PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE SMOKVICA IZVORNIK KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA ZAGREB, LISTOPAD 2007. Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA ELABORAT: PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE SMOKVICA NARUČITELJ I NOSITELJ IZRADE PLANA: DUBROVAČKO-NERETVANSKA ŽUPANIJA OPĆINA SMOKVICA 20 272 SMOKVICA IZRAĐIVAČ PLANA: SVEUČILIŠTE U ZAGREBU ARHITEKTONSKI FAKULTET ZAVOD ZA URBANIZAM, PROSTORNO PLANIRANJE I PEJZAŽNU ARHITEKTURU Kačićeva ul. 26, 10 000 ZAGREB, TEL.: 01/4639 256 FAX.: 01/4826 326 /4639 284 http://www.arhitekt.hr BROJ UGOVORA: 51/04-19 od 19. srpnja 2004. GLAVNI PLANER I KOORDINATOR IZRAĐIVAČA PLANA: Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dipl.ing.arh. dipl.ing.šum. PLANER-SURADNIK: MARKO JAKELIĆ ing.arh. TEHNIČKA SURADNJA: MARTA VALAŠEK dipl.ing.arh. MAŠA MUJAKIĆ, dipl.ing.arh. ANA STAMAĆ, stud.arh. KOORDINATOR I SURADNIK OD STRANE NARUČITELJA: LENKO SALEČIĆ, dipl. iur. STRUČNA SURADNJA I POSEBNE STUDIJE: Kulturno nasljeđe: Prof.dr.sc. IGOR FISKOVIĆ, Prirodno nasljeđe: AMALIJA DENICH, dipl.ing.šum. Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dipl.ing.arh. dipl.ing.šum. Pedološka studija: Doc.dr.sc. STJEPAN HUSNJAK, dipl.ing.agr. (AGRONOMSKI FAKULTET SVEUČILIŠTA U ZAGREBU Zavod za pedologiju) Sustav naselja i demografija: Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dipl.ing.arh. dipl.ing.šum. I Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA INFRASTRUKTURA: Planovi infrastrukture izrađeni su temeljem postojeće dokumentacije i podataka današnjeg stanja na terenu, te postojećih projekata budućih rješenja dostavljenih od javnih i komunalnih poduzeća koja djeluju na području Općine te utvrđenih kroz prethodne rasprave i dodatne konzultacije. promet: HRVATSKA UPRAVA ZA CESTE Vončinina 3 10 000 ZAGREB, ŽUPANIJSKA UPRAVA ZA CESTE na području Dubrovačko-neretvanske županije, Vladimira Nazora 8. 20 000 DUBROVNIK LUČKA UPRAVA DUBROVAČKO- NERETVANSKE ŽUPANIJE Zlatarska 3 20 000 DUBROVNIK LUČKA KAPETANIJA DUBROVNIK Obala Stjepana Radića 37 20 000 DUBROVNIK LUČKA KAPETANIJA DUBROVNIK ISPOSTAVA KORČULA Obala Franje Tuđmana 1 20 260 KORČULA MINISTARSTVO MORA, PROMETA, TURIZMA I RAZVITKA Uprava zračnog prometa Prisavlje 14 10 000 ZAGREB pošta, telekomunikacije: HP – Hrvatska pošta d.d. 20 260 KORČULA Hrvatske telekomunikacije d.d. - Regija 2, Split Regionalni odjel za izgradnju Sinjska 4 21 000 SPLIT VIPnet d.o.o. Lička 12 21 000 SPLIT ODAŠILJAČI I VEZE d.o.o Vlaška 106 10 000 ZAGREB vodnogospodarstvo i odvodnja: HRVATSKE VODE Vodnogospodarski odjel za vodno područje dalmatinskih slivova, Split. N.P.K.L. d.o.o. Put Sv. Luke bb 20 260 KORČULA VODOVOD, d.o.o. BLATO 20 271 BLATO HRVATSKE VODE Vodnogospodarska ispostava «Neretva – Korčula» II Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA Trg Opuzenske bojne 5 20 355 OPUZEN “HIDROPROJEKT-ING”, Zagreb. elektroopskrba: HEP – Prijenos d.o.o. Prijenosno područje Split Odjel za izgradnju Split Kneza Ljudevita Posavskog 5 21 000 SPLIT HEP – Distribucija d.o.o. D.P. «Elektrojug» Dubrovnik Nikole Tesle 3 20 000 DUBROVNIK KONZULTIRANI: plan višeg reda – PPDNŽ: DUBROVAČKO-NERETVANSKA ŽUPANIJA ŽUPANIJSKI ZAVOD ZA PROSTORNO UREĐENJE Petilovrijenci 2 20 000 DUBROVNIK DUBROVAČKO-NERETVANSKA ŽUPANIJA UPRAVNI ODJEL ZA KOMUNALNE DJELATNOSTI I ZAŠTITU OKOLIŠA Pred Dvorom 1 20 000 DUBROVNIK zaštita prirodne baštine: MINISTARSTVO KULTURE Uprava za zaštitu prirode Ulica grada Vukovara 78/III 10000 ZAGREB zaštita prirodne baštine: MINISTARSTVO KULTURE Konzervatorski odjel u Dubrovniku Ulica Cvijete Zuzorić 6 20 000 DUBROVNIK šume: Hrvatske šume, Split požar i eksplozije: MUP - Policijska uprava Dubrovačko-neretvanske županije, Odjel zaštite od požara i civilne zaštite Autor fotografija korištenih kao ilustracije u tekstualnom dijelu Plana: Prof. dr.sc. Oleg Grgurević (osim gdje je drugačije označeno) PREDSTOJNIK ZAVODA: Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dia., diš. III Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA Županija: Grad/Općina: DUBROVAČKO-NERETVANSKA ŽUPANIJA OPĆINA SMOKVICA Naziv prostornog plana: PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE SMOKVICA Naziv priloga: PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE SMOKVICA KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA Broj kartografskog prikaza: Mjerilo kartografskog prikaza: Pravna osoba/tijelo koje je izradilo plan: Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Arhitektonski fakultet ZAVOD ZA URBANIZAM, PROSTORNO PLANIRANJE I PEJZAŽNU ARHITEKTURU Zagreb, Kačićeva 26, tel./fax. (01) 4639 284; http://www.arhitekt.hr Predstojnik zavoda za urbanizam i prostorno Odgovorna osoba: planiranje: Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dia., diš. Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dia., diš. __________________________ __________________________ Pečat pravne osobe/tijela koje je izradilo plan: Pečat odgovorne osobe: Koordinator plana: Prof.dr.sc. OLEG GRGUREVIĆ, dia., diš. Stručni tim u izradi plana: Tehnička suradnja: 3. Maša Mujakić , dia. Glavni planer 4. Marta Valašek, dia. 1. Prof.dr.sc. Oleg Grgurević, dia, diš. 5. Ana Stamač, stud.arh Planer suradniki: Stručna suradnja: 2. Marko Jakelić, ia. 6. Akademik Igor Fisković 7. Doc. dr.sc. Stjepan Husnjak, dipl.agr. 8. Ing. Amalija Denich, dipl.agr. Program mjera za unapređenje stanja u prostoru Odluka predstavničkog tijela o donošenju plana (službeno glasilo): (službeno glasilo): Sl. glasilo Općine Smokvica br: 10/99, 23/04 Sl. glasilo Općine Smokvica br: 16/07 Javna rasprava (datum objave): Javni uvid održan Slobodna Dalmacija, 17. kolovoza 2005. od: 25. 08. 2005. do: 26. 09. 2005. Pečat tijela odgovornog za provođenje javne Odgovorna osoba za provođenje javne rasprave: rasprave: Lenko Salečić, dipl.iur. ____________________________ Suglasnost na plan prema članku 24 Zakona o prostornom uređenju (“Narodne novine”, br.30/94, 68/98, 61/00, 32/02 i 100/04), broj suglasnosti: klasa: 350-01/06-01/16 urbroj: 2117-04/2-06-14 datum: 09. listopada 2006. Predsjednik predstavničkog tijela: Istovjetnost ovog prostornog plana s izvornikom ovjerava: Nenad Radovanović ___________________________ ___________________________ Pečat nadležnog tijela: Pečat nadležnog tijela: IV Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA V Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA S A D R Ž A J OVLAŠTENJA • SUGLASNOST ZA UPIS U SUDSKI REGISTAR • IZVOD IZ SUDSKOG REGISTRA • RJEŠENJE O UPISU U IMENIK OVLAŠTENIH ARHITEKATA SUGLASNOSTI I MIŠLJENJA 1. MINISTARSTVO PŠiVG, Uprava za poljoprivredno zemljište, Ulica grada Vukovara 78, 10000 Zagreb, klasa: 350-02/06-01/43, urbroj: 525-09-V.B.M./06-02 od 12. 09. 2006. 2. MINISTARSTVO PŠiVG, Uprava šumarstva, Ulica grada Vukovara 78, 10000 Zagreb, klasa: 350-02/07-01/11, urbroj: 371-03-07-2, od 09. srpnja 2007. 3. HRVATSKE VODE, Vodnogospodarski odjel za vodno područje dalmatinskih slivova, Vukovarska 35, 21 000 Split, klasa: 310-01/06-01/0135, urbroj, 374-24-1-07-4 od 25. 01. 2007. 4. MINISTARSTVO KULTURE, Državna uprava za zaštitu spomen, Konzervatorski odjel u Dubrovniku, Ulica Cvjete Zuzorić 6, 20000 Dubrovnik, klasa: 612-08/05-10/757, urbroj: 532-04-19/4-NN-06-05, od 22. 04. 2006. 5. MINISTARSTVO KULTURE, Uprava za zaštitu prirode, Savska 41 , 10000 Zagreb, klasa: 612-07/04-49/340, urbroj: 532-08-02-02/4-06-5, od 27. 03. 2006. 6. MINISTARSTVO OBRANE, Uprava za materijalne resurse, Služba za nekretnine, graditeljstvo i zaštitu okoliša, Kralja Zvonimira 4, 10000 Zagreb, klasa: 350-02/05-01/89, urbroj: 512M3-020202- 06-4, od 24 11. 2006. 7. URED DRŽAVNE UPRAVE , Služba za prostorno uređenje, zaštitu okoliša,graditeljstvo i imovinsko pravne poslove, Put Republike 28, 20000 Dubrovnik, klasa: 350-01/06-01/16, urbroj: 2117-04/2-06-14, od 09.10. 2006 8. DNŽ, ŽUPANIJSKI ZAVOD ZA PROSTORNO UREĐENJE, Petilovrijenci 2, 20000 Dubrovnik, klasa: 350-01/05-01/42, urbroj: 2117/1-11/5-06-12 od 06. 11. 2006 9. MINISTARSTVO ZAŠTITE OKOLIŠA, PROSTORNOG UREĐENJA I GRADITELJSTVA, Republike Austrije 20, 10000 Zagreb, klasa: 350-02/07-04/120, urbroj: 531-06-07-2, od 21. rujna 2007. VI Sveučilište u Zagrebu OPĆINA SMOKVICA Arhitektonski fakultet PROSTORNI PLAN UREĐENJA OPĆINE Zavod za urbanizam, prostorno planiranje i pejzažnu arhitekturu KNJIGA 1. TEKST PLANA UVOD A. RAZLOZI IZRADE PLANA B. ZAKONSKI OKVIRI C. TEMELJNI POSTUPAK IZRADE PLANA I. OBRAZLOŽENJE 1 POLAZIŠTA 1.1 POLOŽAJ, ZNAČAJ I POSEBNOSTI PODRUČJA U ODNOSU NA PROSTOR I SUSTAV ŽUPANIJE I DRŽAVE 1.1.1 OSNOVNI PODACI O STANJU U PROSTORU 1.1.1.1 Smještaj, veličina, geoprometni položaj 1.1.1.2 Prirodne svojstvenosti kraja 1.1.2 PROSTORNO RAZVOJNE I RESURSNE ZNAČAJKE 1.1.3 PLANSKI POKAZATELJI, OBAVEZE IZ DOKUMENATA PROSTORNOG UREĐENJA ŠIREG PODRUČJA I OCJENA VAŽEĆIH PROSTORNIH PLANOVA 1.1.3.1 Pokrivenost područja Općine prostornim planovima 1.1.3.2 Konceptualna obilježja prostornog razvitka Općine u važećim prostornim planovima 1.1.3.3 Ocjena prostorno-planske
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