SEA IN THE CONTEXT OF LANDTUSE PLANNING
SEA IN THE CONTEXT OF LANDTUSE PLANNING
SEA IN THE CONTEXT OF LANDTUSE PLANNING
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the <strong>SEA</strong>requirements,i.e. whichplans andprogrammesare coveredby thedirective2001/42/EC.the directive 2001/42/EC.The main divergences arethe following: The nationalPlanning Agency makes thescreening decision, not theaccountable planningauthorities. The decision ofthe Planning Agency can beappealed to the Minister ofthe Environment.<strong>SEA</strong> is needed afterconsultation with statutorybodies at the local and nationallevels.an <strong>SEA</strong> is needed afterconsultation with statutorybodies at the local andnational levels.Article 5. Theenvironmentalreport.Contents etc.∗ Requirements on thecontents of the environmentalreport follow inprinciple the <strong>SEA</strong> directive.May either be presented asa separate report orintegrated in the plan or theprogramme.∗ Requirements on the contentsof the environmentalreport follow in principle the<strong>SEA</strong> directive. The environmentalreport may either bepresented as a separate reportor integrated in the plan or theprogramme. Important thatreference is made to theenvironmental quality goals.∗ Requirements on thecontents of the environmentalreport follow inprinciple the <strong>SEA</strong> directive.The environmentalreport may either bepresented as a separatereport or integrated in theplan or the programme.Article 6.Consultations.∗ Consultation shall bemade at two stages. Duringscoping consultation needsonly to be made with thePlanning Agency. During thepresentation of the plan orthe programme the publichas six weeks to makecomments.∗ Consultation shall be madeat two stages. During scopingconsultation with regulatoryauthorities. During the presentationof the plan or the programmeconsultation is madewith regulatory authorities andthe public ‘within the appropriatetime frames’.∗ Consultation shall bemade at two stages.During scoping consultationwith regulatoryauthorities. During thepresentation of the plan orthe programme consultationis made with regulatoryauthorities and thepublic ‘within theappropriate time frames’.Article 8.Decisionmaking.∗ Requirements on thecontents of the environmentalreport follow inprinciple the <strong>SEA</strong> directive.May either be presented asa separate report or integratedin the plan or theprogramme.∗ Requirements on the contentsof the environmentalreport follow in principle the<strong>SEA</strong> directive. The environmentalreport may either bepresented as a separate reportor integrated in the plan or theprogramme. Important thatreference is made to theenvironmental quality goals.∗ Requirements on thecontents of the environmentalreport follow inprinciple the <strong>SEA</strong> directive.The environmentalreport May either bepresented as a separatereport or integrated in theplan or the programme.RELATIONTO EXIST<strong>IN</strong>GPRACTICEOR O<strong>THE</strong>R<strong>IN</strong>STRU-MENTSRelation toexisting EIArequirementsClear aim to separate the<strong>SEA</strong> objective, as well asthe <strong>SEA</strong> process from theexisting processes of EIA.See above. Main legal implementationin the EnvironmentalCode, merged with the EIArequirement. Aim to avoidduplication.No reference in the <strong>SEA</strong>regulation nor thePlanning and CompulsoryPurchase Act.111