planning directives

key planning decision

Directive 2003/88/EC concerning certain aspects of the organization of working time | Working Time Directive

Environmental Assessment Guidelines for Residential Development [ Case Study: Environmental Assessment Guidelines for Residential Development ]

Architectural Heritage | Department for the Conservation of Historic Buildings and Sites | English Heritage,Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England

facility manager | mine development engineers | development engineer | mine development engineer

town planning [ city planning | community planning | town development | urban design | urban development policy | urban planning | urban planning scheme | urban management(UNBIS) | urban planning(UNBIS) ]

executive secretary | foreign language correspondent executive assistant | executive assistant | foreign language assistant

assistant manager | office assistant | management assistant | office administrator

In implementation of the proposed Water Framework Directive, the Commission will need to work with the Member States to articulate links between river basin plans and other spatial planning for the target area, including any coastal zone plans or structural fund plans.

(2) Directive 2002/15/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 March 2002 on the organisation of the working time of persons performing mobile road transport activities[8] establishes minimum requirements in relation to the organisation of working time in order to improve the health and safety protection of persons performing mobile road transport activities, to improve road safety and to align conditions of competition.

99. Welcomes the recognition by the Commission that a comprehensive system of spatial planning is necessary in order to ensure a stable regulatory environment and a legally binding basis for decision making; considers that an essential criterion for effective ecosystem-based spatial planning must be to organise activities in such a way as to reduce the impact of environmentally damaging activities on ecologically sensitive areas while simultaneously using resources in all other areas in an ecologically sustainable manner; in this context insists on the use of the Strategic Environmental Assessment instrument under Directive 2001/42/EC of the E ...[+++]uropean Parliament and of the Council of 27 June 2001 on the assessment of the effects of certain plans and programmes on the environment ; stresses that any system of marine spatial planning at EU level must add value to national systems and plans, where they exist, be based on the level of marine regions and sub-regions as proposed by the Marine Strategy Directive and be a tool to further the use of an ecosystem-based approach to marine management and the objectives of good environmental status under the Marine Strategy Directive;

99. Welcomes the recognition by the Commission that a comprehensive system of spatial planning is necessary in order to ensure a stable regulatory environment and a legally binding basis for decision making; considers that an essential criterion for effective ecosystem-based spatial planning must be to organise activities in such a way as to reduce the impact of environmentally damaging activities on ecologically sensitive areas while simultaneously using resources in all other areas in an ecologically sustainable manner; in this context insists on the use of the Strategic Environmental Assessment instrument under Directive 2001/42/EC of the E ...[+++]uropean Parliament and of the Council of 27 June 2001 on the assessment of the effects of certain plans and programmes on the environment ; stresses that any system of marine spatial planning at EU level must add value to national systems and plans, where they exist, be based on the level of marine regions and sub-regions as proposed by the Marine Strategy Directive and be a tool to further the use of an ecosystem-based approach to marine management and the objectives of good environmental status under the Marine Strategy Directive;