Tuscany Region – Protected Natural Areas of Local Interest (ANPIL)
Description
Regional Law 49/1995 “Rules on parks, nature reserves and protected natural areas of local interest” provided for the Protected Natural Areas of Local Interest (A.N.P.I.L.) as a particular type of protected area “inserted in intensely anthropised territorial areas, which require conservation, restoration or reconstitution of the original environmental characteristics and which may be the subject of eco-friendly development projects”.Article 6(3) of Law 49/95, now repealed, provided that the functions relating to the management of natural areas of local interest were carried out by individual or associated municipalities or mountain communities; these bodies therefore adopted the acts within their competence aimed at the establishment of ANPILs, the identification of the perimeters and any possible regulation of the activities; all the documentation produced (acts adopted and maps for the perimeter of the areas) was transmitted to the regional sector responsible for the fulfilments of its competence.The Regional Law No 30 of 19 March 2015 “Rules for the conservation and enhancement of the regional nature-environmental heritage.....” repealed Law 49/1995 and maintained only the types of protected areas provided for by national legislation (parks and reserves), providing that the ANPILs are subject to verification in order, if necessary, to fall within the categories of protected areas provided for by the law itself.
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