Recommendations for urban planning around industrial sites in Vienna

Open data API in a single place

Provided by BUREAU DE RECHERCHES GÉOLOGIQUES ET MINIÈRES

Get early access to Recommendations for urban planning around industrial sites in Vienna API!

Let us know and we will figure it out for you.

Dataset information

Country of origin
Updated
2022.03.30 00:00
Created
2015.11.05
Available languages
French
Keywords
données ouvertes
Quality scoring
110

Dataset description

Hazard studies of certain installations classified for the protection of the environment (ICPE) show that the effect distances of accidents likely to occur within these establishments may, where appropriate, extend beyond the ownership limits of the industries concerned. Future urbanisation around these sites should therefore be controlled in order to limit the risk exposure of riparian populations. To help municipalities exercise their planning powers, a specific zoning has been carried out according to the zones of effect in order to easily identify the recommendations to be taken into account when drawing up planning documents or for the investigation of acts of application of land law. Four different recommended areas were defined in relation to the level of technological risk, determined according to the probability of occurrence, the kinetics and intensity of the hazardous phenomena and the potential severity of the accidents likely to arise from the operation of the industrial installation: — a dark red area (R) corresponds to a very high risk whose general principle is inconstructibility, — a light red zone (r) corresponds to a high risk whose general principle is inconstructibility except for installations compatible with this environment, — a dark blue zone (B) corresponds to a medium risk, the general principle of which is constructability, provided that the population exposed to the risks is not increased, — a light blue zone (b) corresponds to a low risk associated with indirect overpressure effects (glass breaks) whose general principle is constructibility subject to resistance to these effects. The recommendations applicable to each area can be consulted in the “industrial risk” awareness sent to the mayors concerned by these classified facilities. The recommendations applicable to each zone are as follows: —Very high risk dark red area (R): Constructions, installations and modes of land use of any kind are prohibited, with the exception of industrial installations directly linked to the activity causing the risks. — Bright red area of high risk (r): Constructions, installations and modes of land use of any kind are prohibited, with the exception of industrial installations directly linked to the activity causing the risks, developments and extensions of existing installations or new installations classified as being subject to authorisation compatible with that environment (in particular with regard to domino effects and emergency management). The construction of transport infrastructure is prohibited, with the exception of the service routes of the listed establishment and the industrial zone. — Medium risk dark blue area (B): New constructions and the development, extension and change of destination of existing buildings are permitted provided that the population exposed to risks is not increased (therefore, construction of new dwellings, establishments receiving the public, regularly occupied premises, etc. are prohibited). Communication lines with a flow rate of more than 2,000 vehicles per day, as well as railways on which more than 30 passenger trains per day operate are prohibited. — Light blue area of low risk (b): New constructions and the fitting-up, extension and change of destination of existing buildings are permitted provided that they are designed and carried out in such a way that the safety of occupants, buildings and users is ensured against a hazard corresponding to an overpressure effect of 20 mbar (hPa).
Build on reliable and scalable technology
Revolgy LogoAmazon Web Services LogoGoogle Cloud Logo
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Some basic informations about API Store ®.

Operation and development of APIs are currently fully funded by company Apitalks and its usage is for free.
Yes, you can.
All important information such as time of last update, license and other information are in response of each API call.
In case of major update that would not be compatible with previous version of API, we keep for 30 days both versions so you will have enough time to transfer to new version. We will inform you about the changes in advance by e-mail.

Didn't find the API you need?

Let us know and we will figure it out for you.

API Store provides access to European Open Data via scalable and reliable REST API interface.
Copyright © 2024. Made with ♥ by Apitalks