Influencing the detailed shore planning process
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The Lappeenranta detailed shore plan is mainly intended for steering the building of holiday homes in shore areas. The landowner is responsible for the preparation of the detailed shore plan. The city steers the detailed shore planning process as with other local detailed plans. The detailed shore plan includes a map, a report and a participation and assessment scheme. The City Development Committ ...
Do the following
If you wish to influence detailed shore planning, request instructions from the local authority.
You can influence the detailed shore plan and its participation and assessment scheme throughout the planning process, during the preliminary consultation, during the proposal-stage consultation or by appealing the plan decision.
Submit your opinion in writing to the City Registry Office. You can appeal against a plan decision in accordance with the appeal instructions of the decision.
To whom and on what terms
All parties whose lives or interests are affected by detailed shore planning have the right to take part and have a say in the process.
You can influence a draft plan when the draft plan is presented in public, and you can influence a plan proposal when the plan proposal is presented in public. Submit your opinion in writing to the City Registry Office.
You can appeal against a decision during the appeal period after the decision has been made public.
Background information
Landowners may take charge of drawing up a proposal for the detailed shore plan of the shore areas that they own. Drawing up detailed plans for shore areas is the responsibility of the municipality. All parties whose lives or interests are affected by detailed shore planning have the right to take part in the planning process.
As a rule, buildings may not be constructed in shore zones of the sea or a body of water without a detailed shore plan or a local master plan that has been separately assigned as a basis for a building permit. Renovation and extension of existing buildings must also be in accordance with the plan.
Nature conservation, landscape values, recreational needs, water protection and the provision of water supply are also taken into account in the detailed shore planning process.