Special Plan Series of the Coastal Paths and Paths Network (CFSP)
Description
The Special Plan for the Cantabrian Coastal Paths and Roads Network (PESC) was approved by Cantabrian Decree 51/2010 of 26 August.The datasets that make up this series are in totalfour:- Tracing of the Great Coastal Route (GRL), with its corresponding fragmentation into paths.- Tracing of the Small Coastal Routes (PRL), with its corresponding fragmentation into paths.- Categorization of subsections of the Great Coastal Route, with the characterization by levels according to the environmental environments through which each subsection GRL transits.- Categorization of subsections of the Small Coastal Routes, with the characterization by levels according to the environmental environments through which each subsection PRL transits.The Special Plan for the Coastal Paths and Roads Network (PESC) has its origin in Law 2/2004 of 27 September, on the Coastal Planning (POL). Specifically, in Title VIII of that Law, which focuses on making proposals for action in the area of the coast, and specifically in Article 67, which indicates the need to carry out the CFSP.The main objectives of the Special Plan for the Network of Coastal Paths and Paths are those indicated by Article 67 of Law 2/2004, which are:- Establish and configure a corridor that crosses the Autonomous Community of Cantabria from east to west, integrating into supranational networks. Delimit the Network of Paths and Roads in a clear, accessible and safe way that improves the use, enjoyment and knowledge of the coast. - Establish a Network of Paths that facilitates the accessibility and enjoyment of the coast to blind people and people with reduced mobility, in particular to the beaches accessible to them. - To integrate Cantabria into the European trail project GRE-9, "Cornisa Atlántica", in order to unite with a single pedestrian route the entire coast from the Nordic countries to the Iberian Peninsula. - Strengthen knowledge of the coast as a territorial and cultural element of the region, favoring social involvement in its protection. Along with these main objectives, we can also point out another series of additional objectives:- Rationalize the works of recovery, restoration and creation of paths, in order to achieve a rational use of the coastal territory as well as the conservation and maintenance of its landscape values and heritage elements. - Promote the recovery and conservation of the traditional heritage linked to the roads of the coast, as well as its historical, artistic, monumental, ethnographic, environmental and landscape wealth. - To promote and encourage knowledge of the coast as a heritage element of the Autonomous Community, promoting the use and enjoyment of nature as a space for culture and leisure, ordering its public use and promoting knowledge of the environment in accordance with the necessary protection and conservation of nature. - Promote the integration of traditional paths and their elements within new development models.
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http://geoservicios.cantabria.es/inspire/services/Ordenacion_del_Territorio/MapServer/WMSServer?request=GetCapabilities&service=WMS |
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Tags
- santander
- cantabria
- planificacion-urbanística
- españa
- planificación-territorial
- ordenación-territorial
- urbanismo
- instalaciones-de-observación-del-medio-ambiente