13/1987 Coll.
ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT
of the Slovak socialist Republic
from the 6th February, 1987
on Some Preserved Areas of Natural Accumulation of the Water
The Government of the Slovak socialist Republic orders, according to the Article 18 of the Act No. 138/1973 Coll. on the Water (the Water Act):
Article 1
(1) The areas of Strázovské vrchy, Beskydy and Javorníky, Velká Fatra, Nízke Tatry (western part and eastern part), Upper basin of Ipel, Rimavica and Slatina, Muránska planina, Upper waterhed of the river Hnilec, Slovenský kras (Plešivská planina and Horný vrch) and Vihorlat, which by its natural conditions create important natural accumulation of the surface and ground water, are preserved areas of natural accumulation of water (hereafter „preserved water management areas“).
(2) The borders of preserved water management areas, listed in the paragraph 1 are being determined in the Annex to this Order.
(3) The areas of preserved water management areas will be marked by relevant bodies of geodesy and cartography in the evidence of immovable properties; the maps, in which the areas of preserved water management areas are being drawn, are kept at regional and district national committees and at relevant centres of geodesy and cartography, in which spatial district these areas are situated.
Article 2
(1) In preserved water management areas, it is possible to plan and perform economical, technical or any other activity, only if general protection of surface and ground water is arranged.
(2) Economical and other interests have to be harmonised with the requirements for the protection of surface and ground water and other water management needs, mainly in the frame of nation-industrial plans and spatial planning documentation.
Article 3
(1) In preserved water management areas, it is prohibited:
a) to build or to extend
1. industrial objects, in which the materials, endangering the quality
or health harmless quality of the water (hereafter „harmful
materials“) 1), are being used or produced; the prohibition does not
apply to the cases of its extension, if more effective protection of
the water and global improvement of ecological relations, will be
achieved,
2. other objects, which produce waste water, containing poisons or
radioactive materials, 2)
3. oilducts and produceducts, which are being used for transport of
harmful materials, 3)
4. warehouses of oil materials with total capacity over 1000 m3 and with
the capacity of individual containers over 100 m3,
5. warehouses of other harmful materials, 4) of which capacity exceeds
the need of own operation of the object (facility, establishment),
6. sanitation-veterinary facilities and sanitation shambles,
7. buildings for breeding the pigs over 5000 pieces.
b) to use air application of pesticide preparations in such closeness to
water ponds and to water flows, that the surface water could get
polluted, or its quality or health harmful quality could be put in the
danger.
c) to reduce the area of forest lands in individual cases for more than 10
hectares, while the total area of forest soil fund can not be reduced,
in individual preserved water management area, in compare to the
statement, as for the day of announcing preserved water management
areas,
d) to realise surface draining of forest lands in such extent, that water
management relations of relevant locality, would get significantly
disturbed,
e) to drain agricultural lands in the area, exceeding 50 hectares of
continual area; the prohibition does not apply to the cases, in which it
will be proved, based on hydrometeorological survey, that draining
will not endanger the capacity of the collecting area,
f) to mine for the turf in the quantity, exceeding 500 000 m3 in one
locality; the prohibition does not apply to the cases, in which it will
be proved, based on hydrogeological survey, that the mining will not
endanger the
capacity of collecting area,
g) to mine for not reserved minerals by surface method, or to realise other
ground jobs, which would lead to opening continual level of ground
water; the prohibition does not apply to the mining
1. with the possibility of subsequent water management usage of the
mining space,
2. if, based on hydrogeological survey, it will be proved, that this
activity will not endanger the capacity of collecting area,
h) to process radioactive raw materials, with which, the elimination of the
waste, in accordance with the provisions for the protection of the water
quality, 5) is not being arranged,
i) to store radioactive waste.
(2) The prohibitions, according to the paragraph 1, are not being applied to the activities, mentioned in c), f) and g), if they relate to building the water ponds.
(3) In the cases, explained by whole-society interests, when the arrangement for protection of the water is being proved, the Ministry of Forest and Water Management of the Slovak socialist Republic may admit the exemption from the prohibition of the activity, listed in the paragraph 1 a) points 1 to 4.
(4) In the area of preserved water management areas, the organisations are obliged
a) to perform economical activities in forests in the way, which helps to
improve water management relations, mainly by suitable space
modification of forest stand, keeping suitable wood composition;
during cutting-renewing procedures, to apply mainly stand and
selected forms of industrial methods, and to apply great-spatial
clearing, when renewing forest industrial plans, only after the previous
negotiating with relevant water management body,
b) to breed livestock in organised form, and for their passing,
to use places, secured against erosion and polluting surface water,
c) to secure non-modified parts of the water flows with bank stand
and with suitable technical modifications.
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1) the Article 1 par. 1 a) to c), e) to h), i) points 2,3,
j) of the Ordinance of the Ministry of Forest and Water Management of
the Slovak socialist Republic No. 23/1977 Coll. on the Protection of the
Quality of surface and Ground Water.
2) the Governmental Order No. 56/1967 Coll. on Poisons and Other
Materials, Harmful to Health.
the Ordinance of the Ministries of Health and Justice No. 57/1967 Coll.,
through which, the Governmental Order on Poisons and Other Materials,
Harmful to Health, in the wording of the Ordinance of the Ministry of
Health of the Slovak socialist Republic and the Ministry of Justice of
the Slovak socialist Republic No. 12/1981 Coll., is being executed,
the Ordinance of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak socialist Republic
No. 65/1972 Coll. on the Protection of Health Against Ionising
Radiation.
3) the Art. 1 par. 1 a) to c), e) to j) of the Ordinance No.
23/1977 Coll.
4) the Art. 1 par. 1 b) to f), h) and j) of the Ordinance No.
23/1977 Coll.
5) the Ordinance No. 23/1977 Coll.
Article 4
(1) Water management bodies, when issuing admittance, approvals and comments 6) for the buildings, facilities respectively for activities, which may unfavourably influence water relations in preserved water management area, are obliged to depart from the need of the water protection in preserved water management area; the national committees proceed in tight co-operation with the Slovak Water Management Inspection. 7)
(2) Buildings, facilities, respectively activities, according to paragraph 1 are mainly:
a) animal production farms with big capacities 8) and agrochemical
centres,
b) using liquid waste from animal production farms of big capacity for
moisturising, or for direct application at the lands,
c) buildings, facilities and activities in water management flows and at
nearby lands,
d) the landfills of solid urban and industrial waste.
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6) the Art. 8 to 14 of the Act No. 138/1973 Coll. on the Water (the Water
Act).
7) the Article 4 of the Ordinance of the Ministry of Forest and Water
Management of the Slovak socialist Republic No. 117/1976 Coll. on Slovak
Water Management Inspection,
8) Animal production farms with big capacities are the farms with total
capacity, for breeding cows over 400 pieces, for breeding the calf over
800 pieces, for breeding young beef cattle over 500 pieces, and for the
stall objects for feed breeding over 500 pieces of beef cattle; for sow
birth places and breeding places for pigs in pre-feed over 700 pieces.
Article 5
The supervision on fulfilling the provisions of this Order, is being realised by the water management bodies and the Slovak Water Management Inspection, according to special provisions 9), the administrators of the water flows 10), important from water management point of view, and the Water Guard. 11)
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9) the Article 10, 11 and 12 of the Act of the Slovak National Council No.
135/1974 Coll. on the State Administration in the Water Management.
10) The administrators of the water flows, important from water management
point of view, are state water management organisations Danube
Waterhed, Váh Waterhed, Hron Waterhed, and Bodrog and Hornád
Waterhed.
11) the Order of the Ministry of Forest and Water Management of the
Slovak socialist Republic No. 158/1976 Coll. on Water Guard, in the
wording of the Order of the Ministry of Forest and Water Management
of the Slovak socialist Republic No. 112/1978 Coll., which adds to the
Order No. 158/1976 Coll. on the Water Guard.
Article 6
The administrators of water flows, important from water management point of view, will arrange, in the frame of their spatial operancy, the marking of the area of preserved water management areas, in the terrain, by information signs and its maintaining.
Article 7
Neither the interests of the protection of the state and protection of the state borders, nor the interests, protected by special provisions 12, and preserved belts of water sources, determined by special provisions 13), are not being touched by this Order.
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12) E.g. the Act No. 169/1949 Coll. on Military districts, the Act No.
69/1951 Coll. on the Protection of state borders, the Act of the Slovak
National Council No. 1/1955 Coll. of the Slovak National Council on the
State Protection of the Nature, the Act of the Slovak National Council
No. 7/1958 Coll. of the Slovak National Council on Cultural Memorials,
the Act No. 20/1966 Coll. on Care for People Health, the Ordinance of
the Ministry of Health No. 45/1966 Coll. on Creating and Protection of
Healthy Living Conditions.
13) the Art. 19 of the Act on Water.
Article 8
This provision enters into force on the 1st April, 1987.
Prof. JUDR Colotka sign manual
ANNEX
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Strázovské vrchy
The border of preserved water management area runs from starting point, east from village Plevník-Drienové, south-eastern direction, so that it follows waterhed between waterhed of Rajcianka (4-21-06) and waterhed of Váh (4-21-08). In the area of village Fackov, the border of preserved water management area reaches the waterhed of Rajcianka toward altitude Klak (1351), from there, it turns to south up to south-west and continues after waterhed between the waterhed of Nitra (4-22-01) and Váh (4-21-08) waterhed. Toward north, approximately 3 kms from village Cierna Lehota, the border turns south-east, continues after the border between West Slovakia and Middle Slovakia region, in the length, approximately 4 kms, from there it changes its direction south-west, so that it reaches Nitra (4-22-01) waterhed. South of the village Trebichava, it changes its direction to west, passes the altitude Udrina (652) to north edge of village Horné Motešice, from there it follows continual edge of the forest, up to village Trencianske Mitice. Here, it changes its direction north, up to north-east, follows again the waterhed between Váh (4-21-09) waterhed and Nitra (4-22-02) waterhed. North of the altitude Ostrá (768), it turns north-west after waterhed between the waterheds (4-21-08) and (4-21-09) to town Trencín, up to the connection of Váh alluvium with the slopes of Strázovské Vrchy. From there the border, in north-east direction, follows the connection of Váh alluvium with surrounding slopes, so that it by-passes the area, determined for special purposes, in the area of the Factory of heavy industry, and the Factory of general machinery, Dubnica nad Váhom, and continues up to starting point of the description of this area, near village Plevník-Drienové.
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Beskydy and Javorníky
The border of preserved water management area runs from the starting point (in the place of meeting of the borders between the Slovak socialist Republic, the Czech socialist Republic and the Poland People Republic, north-west from the village Skalité) firstly east, then south and again east direction up to the border between the districts of Cadca and Dolný Kubín.
From there, in south direction, it follows the border between the districts of Cadca and Dolný Kubín, further between the districts of Zilina and Dolný Kubín, up to the altitude Velký Stoh (1608).
Here, the border changes its direction south-west, so that it follows the border between the districts of Zilina and Martin, up to the channel of the Váh river. Here, it turns north-west and continually follows the right bank of Váh, while, from north side, it by-passes agglomeration of the town Zilina. Under the barrage Hricov, it turns south-west, by-passes the towns Bytca and Púchov. Approximately 5 kms south-west from the town Púchov, the border turns north-west up to west, while follows the waterhed between water flows Zubák and Biela Voda, up to the border of the Slovak socialist Republic with the Czech socialist Republic. From there, it continues north-east and east direction, while following mentioned border, up to starting point.
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Velká Fatra
The border of preserved water management area runs from starting point in the neck, between Kralovany and Krpelany, east to south-east direction on the left bank of Váh, down to Ruzomberok, so that it by-passes the villages Lubochna and Hubová. West from Ruzomberok, the border turns south, follows left bank of the water flow Revúca, down to village Liptovské Revúce, further it continues south-west direction towards villages Staré Hory and Harmanec. Approximately 5 kms south-west from village Harmanec, the border turns west, passes the altitude Flochová (1318), and runs down to state road Horná Štubna - Turcianske Teplice. From there, toward villages Háj, Blatnica, Necpaly, Nolcovo and Krpelany, so that it follows continual edge of the forest, while by-passes the mentioned villages from east, and returns to starting point - to the neck of Váh between Krpelany and Kralovany.
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Nízke Tatry
(western part and eastern part)
The border of preserved water management area runs from starting point (north-west from village Kordíky) toward north-east, to villages Harmanec, Staré Hory, Liptovské Revúce and Liptovská Osada, up to the altitude Salatín (1630), east from Velký Brankov (1134). Here it turns south, up to south-east, to the waterhed between waterheds of Váh (4-21) and Hron (4-23), after which it runs east direction through Chabenec (1955) to altitude Polana (1889). From there, the border changes its direction north to village Pavcina Lehota, turns north-east, continues by continual edge of the forest to village Závazná Poruba, further, it runs on the left bank of Váh, down to confluence of Biely and Cierny Váh. In north-east direction it continues, alongside the left bank of Biely Váh up to village Vazec, and changes its direction east, to village Šunava - part Vyšná Šunava.
Here, the border turns south-east and follows the waterhed between the waterheds of Váh (4-21) and Hornád (4-32) up to Králova hola (1948), where it changes its direction west, further it follows the waterhed between the waterheds of Váh (4-21) and Hron (4-23), through the altitudes Velká Vápenica (1691) and Homôlka (1659) to altitude Certova svadba (1463), east from seat Certovica.
From there, the border turns south-west, follows the waterhed between the basic waterheds (4-23-01) and (4-23-02) through the altitudes Kacka (1452) and Krajcovo (860), it runs down to village Valaská. In the west direction, it follows the connection of alluvium with surrounding slopes, up to north edge of the village Predajná, where it turns north-west toward altitudes Cierny diel (1146) and Velká Chocholná (1563). Here, the border changes its direction south, and goes down to north edge of village Hiadel.
Near this village, the border turns south-west, by-passes the villages Moštenica, Podkonice, Priechod, Selce, town Banská Bystrica, from north, and from its part Podlavice, it runs to the altitude Zlatá Studna (1265) in Kremnické vrchy. Here, it turns north, to altitude Vyhnatová (1283) and returns to the starting point, north-west from village Kordíky.
The border between western and eastern part of preserved water management area, in the distance approximately 5,5 kms, north-east from the altitude Velká Chocholná (1563), is being created by the waterhed between the waterheds of Váh (4-21) and Hron (4-23).
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Upper waterhed of Ipel, Rimavica and Slatina
The border of preserved water management area starts from peak point of the waterhed between the water flows Rimava and Klenovská Rimava, from there in south-east direction it continues, after this waterhed, up to peak Ostrá (1012). Here, the border turns south-west, passes barrage profile of water management pond Klenovec, and further, toward west, to village Kokava nad Rimavicou - part Utekác, from there, in south-west direction, it continues to barrage profile of future water management barrage Málinec (1,5 kms above the village Málinec). From there, the border passes through the altitude Nad Ráztokami (757) to villages Dobroc and Píla, up to the waterhed between the waterheds of Ipel and Slatina. It follows this waterhed in north-east direction, toward Detvianska Huta - part Zabica, approximately 2 kms south from village Látky, where it turns north-west and passes the profile of water management pond Hrinová, up to the altitude Polana (1458). From there, it continues in eastern direction, after the waterhed between the waterheds of Slatina and Kamenistý potok, further, in north-east direction after the waterhed between the waterheds of Ipel and Cierny Hron, and then, through the altitude Klenovský Vepor (1338), it returns to its starting point of the description of this area.
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Muránska planina
The border of preserved water management area runs from starting point at the waterhed between the waterheds of Hron (4-23) and Hornád (4-23), toward south and south-west. In this direction, it follows the border between Middle Slovak and East Slovak regions, up to village Muránska Huta, from there, it continues, alongside the west edge of the state road Muránska Huta - Murán - Tisovec, so that it by-passes these villages. From the town Tisovec, it continues again in south-west direction, approximately 5,5 kms to the altitude Polana (882), where it turns north-west to the waterhed between the waterheds of Slaná (4-31-02) and Hron (4-23-01). It continues, alongside this waterhed, in north-east direction, passes the altitudes Fabova hola (1439) and Klak (1409). Here, it turns north to the valley of Hron to village Pohorelá - part Pohorelská Maša. From there, the border continues in eastern direction, alongside the left bank of Hron, to its spring, and up to starting point of the description of this area.
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Upper waterhed of Hnilec river
The border of preserved water management area runs from peak point of the area from the altitude Králova hola (1948), from there, it continues in north-east direction, approximately 4 kms, to the altitude Úplaz (1555), where it turns to south-east up to east, while it follows the waterhed between the waterheds of Hnilec (4-23-02) and Hornád (4-32-01), up to the altitude Hýl (1158).
From there, the border turns south-west, to the valley of Biela Voda stream, which is being followed by the border all the way to village Mlynky - part Biele Vody, then it passes the barrage profile of the water pond Palcmanská Maša, and continues in western direction, alongside the waterhed between the waterheds of Hnilec (4-32-02) and Slaná (4-31-01), and through the altitudes Ondrejisko (1271) and Gregová (1168) it returns to starting point of the description of this area, to the altitude Králova hola (1948).
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Slovenský kras
(Plešivská planina and Horný vrch)
The border of preserved water management area - sub-area Plešivská planina, starts near the north edge of the town Plešivec, continues in north direction to village Kunova Teplica, so that it follows continual edge of the forest. Further it continues in this direction, in the distance of approximately 4 kms, and turns to north-east, up to east, to village Roznavské Bystré. From there, the border changes its direction to south-east, follows continual edge of the forest to town Roznava - part Kruzná, where it turns south, and in this direction it follows the connection of the slopes of Plešivská planina with Roznavská kotlina, up to village Slavec. Here, it turns south-west, by-passes the village Slavec - part Vidová, and returns back to starting point.
The border of preserved water management area - sub-area Horný vrch planina, runs from starting point, which is north from village Drienovec, toward west, and follows continual edge of the forest up to the village Turnianske Podhradie - part Háj. Here it turns south-east and follows the right bank of Hájsky potok. North from the village Turnianske Podhradie, the border turns again west, and follows the connection of the slopes of Plešivská planina and Turnianska kotlina, so that it by-passes villages Zádielske Dvorníky - part Zádiel, Hrhov and Jablonov nad Turnou, from north side.
Here, the border changes its direction to north-west, and follows eastern edge of the state road Jablonov nad Turnou - Lipovník. Near village Lipovník, it turns east and follows south edge of the state road Lipovník - Bôrka, while it by-passes villages Drnava, Kovácová, Lúcka and Bôrka.
East from village Bôrka, the border turns north, crosses state road Bôrka - Zádiel, and continues north-west, through the altitude Matesova skala (925) to the altitude Osadník (1168). Here it turns, first toward north-east, then east, follows the right bank of Bodva river, by-passes village Medzev, from south side, and continues toward west edge of village Jasov. From there, the border changes its direction south, again follows continual edge of the forest, up to the starting point - to north edge of village Drienovec.
Preserved area of natural accumulation of the water
Vihorlat
The border of preserved water management area runs from starting point, which is north of village Trnava pri Laborci, north-west, up to north direction to villages Oreské and Porúbka, so that it follows continual edge of the forest. Alongside the edge of the forest, it continues in north-east direction to villages Kamienka and Zemplínske Hámre, from there it turns south-east to the altitude Nezabec (1023). From there, it continues in south direction to the altitude Diel (858), where it changes its direction west to village Remetské Hámre. In this direction, the border of preserved water management area, follows continual edge of the forest, by-passes the village Vinné from north side, and returns to its starting point of the description of the area - to village Trnava pri Laborci.