Scientific Journal of Riga Technical University Architecture and Urban Planning
2010
Pēteris Strancis. Integrated Water Planning System
Volume 4
Climate change
Integrity of ecosystem
Biodiversity
Accessibility
Recreation
Spatial issues
Spatial memory
Culture heritage
Infrastructure
Source of energy
Aquaculture, fishery
Mining
Table 1 Analysis of development planning documents.
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Gauja River basin management plan
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Jurmala City Development Plan 1995–2007 Jurmala City Spatial Plan 20092021 Jurmala City tourism development strategy 2007–2018 (Jurmala, 2007) Spatial plan guidelines and build-up regulations of Salacgriva Town and its rural territory Ventspils City spatial plan and build-up regulations Daugavpils City spatial plan and territory usage and build-up regulations 2006–2018
Riga region development programme
to historical traditions and experience (during the Soviet times the company “Latvijas Upju Kugnieciba” managed the Riga and Daugavpils districts, berths in Riga, Daugavpils, Jelgava, Kraslava, Ventspils and Riga Shipyard). Currently, when new spatial planning order in Latvia is being developed and which foresees a special role for Sea spatial plan, a hierarchic IWP system should be developed, where all twelve aspects should be planned according to similar principles on all planning levels (Figure 2). Such approach would provide the opportunity to address the same aspects on all planning levels, considering the hierarchy and durability thereof. And, even if these aspects would be addressed within a particular sphere, they would be equally treated and a completely integrated water planning would be provided. The scheme would provide the responsibility and involvement of local community in the use of water.
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