State of Baden-Württemberg — Open space structure LEP

Areas that are part of the future NATURA 2000 protected area network Description:The LEP 2002 takes into account the protection and development of the open space also by specifying the parts of the landscape that are important to Europe, national and national and regionally and regionally as a coarse framework for an ecologically effective open space network. At regional and community level, such an association should be complemented by the respective planning tools. Plan clause 5.1.2 (LEP) 2002 As components for the development of an ecologically effective large-scale open space network, areas with an above-average density of biotopes worthy of protection and above-average presence of nationally endangered species descriptions are defined as cross-regionally important landscape areas.The LEP 2002 also takes into account the protection and development of the free space by providing the European and national and national and regionally significant landscape parts as a rough framework for an ecologically effective free space network. At regional and community level, such an association should be complemented by the respective planning tools. Plan clause 5.1.2 (LEP) 2002 As components for the development of an ecologically effective large-scale open space network, areas that are characterised by an above-average density of protected biotopes or above-average occurrences of endangered species throughout the country and which have a particular importance for the development of an ecologically effective free space network and with a view to the coherence of the European protected area network are defined in the LEP 2002.Waters of particular importance for species and biotope protectionDescription:The LEP 2002 also takes into account the protection and development of the free space by providing the European and national and national and regionally important landscapes as a major ecological area. At regional and community level, such an association should be complemented by the respective planning tools. Plan clause 5.1.2 (LEP) 2002 As components for the development of an ecologically effective large-scale open space network, regionally significant natural landscape areas are defined, among other things, waters of particular importance for species and biotope protection in the LEP 2002.Uncirculated spaces with high forest and biotope content (> 100 km²) are also defined as a coarse framework for an ecologically effective free space network. At regional and community level, such a combination should be complemented by the respective planning tools. Plan clause 5.1.2 (LEP) 2002 As components for the development of an ecologically effective large-scale open space network, regionally significant natural landscape areas include uncirculated spaces with high forest and biotope content and a size of more than 100 km²; set out in the LEP 2002. The presence of near-surface mineral resources: Ensure a demand-based and consumer-oriented supply of near-surface mineral raw materials is a central task of regional and regional planning; it is of particular importance in all spatially significant planning and measures. In particular, the possibility of reducing significant deposits should be kept open in the long term. Plan clause 5.2.1 (LEP) 2002 The significant raw material reserves known at the time of entry into force are established in the LEP 2002. The data is currently only available in a georeferenced grid format. The regional plans define mining sites, enableable reserves and raw material resources as mining areas and protected areas.