1.5.1. A public area is an area whose use is intended for all under the same conditions, such as a public highway, a street, a square, a marketplace, a playground, a car park, a cemetery, a park, a green or a recreation area.

1.9.5. Urban equipment comprises simple mobile works that assist in ensuring the intended use of public areas.

1.5. Works in public use are works whose use is intended for all under the same conditions; such works are divided in terms of manner of use into public areas and non-residential buildings intended for public use.

(7) If this is required for specific reasons in relation to premises or capacities in connection with the density of traffic and level of use of areas at an airport, further restrictions may be determined in individual cases, in addition to the restrictions referred to in the preceding paragraph.

All the available documents and the actual use of the land having been taken into consideration, the extent of the land that was obtained for construction shall first be determined in the merger procedure, and then a new parcel partitioning of the entire area shall be carried out in consideration of all the documents and circumstances such that the use of all the buildings is facilitated and the function of all public areas is preserved.

(8) When the number of ground care for others service providers is restricted and when the number of providers of ground care for their own needs is restricted for reasons relating to the availability of space or capacities in relation to density of traffic and level of use of areas of the airport, which prevent an open market and/or implementation of /self-care/, determined by regulations, the provider of ground care shall be chosen by the rules of public commissioning for a period of seven years.

an area of controlled use is an area under /specifically restricted levels / of the airport (horizontal, vertical and /other restricted levels/ depending on the extent to which the airport is fitted with navigation equipment), determined in relation to existing or planned markings of the airport according to the ICAO classification and depending on the extent to which the airport is fitted with navigation equipment, and in which interventions and construction of facilities is controlled in order to ensure flight safety so that facilities may not come closer than a specified distance to the manoeuvring space of the airport;

relating to areas in shared use and to areas which are subject to mixed cultivation,

1. conditions and manner of use, behaviour on, and other management of public areas of local significance; and

the number of agricultural parcels and the area or number of animals for which aid is requested;

the number of agricultural parcels and the area or number of animals for which aid is requested;

between the agricultural parcels as declared in the single application and the reference parcels as contained in the identification system for agricultural parcels to verify the eligibility for aid of the areas as such;

A measurement tolerance may be defined by the competent authority that shall not exceed either 5 % of the agricultural parcel area or a buffer of 1,5 m applied to the perimeter of the agricultural parcel.

For the sake of effective controls, any kind of area use and of the aid schemes concerned should be declared at the same time.

Where a rural development support measure relates to areas, parcels shall be identified individually.

A measurement tolerance may be defined by the competent authority that shall not exceed either 5 % of the agricultural parcel area or a buffer of 1,5 m applied to the perimeter of the agricultural parcel.

1.A parcel that contains trees shall be considered an agricultural parcel for the purposes of the area-related aid schemes provided that agricultural activities referred to in Article 51 of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 or, where applicable, the production envisaged can be carried out in a similar way as on parcels without trees in the same area.

particulars permitting identification of all agricultural parcels on the holding, their area expressed in hectares to two decimal places, their location and, where applicable, their use and whether the agricultural parcel is irrigated;

2.The total area of an agricultural parcel may be taken into account provided that it is fully utilized in accordance with the customary standards of the Member State or region concerned.

This obligation shall, in 2005, apply with regard to land converted into land for other uses since the date provided for the submission of the area aid applications for 2003.

3.For the purpose of the identification of all agricultural parcels on the holding referred to in paragraph 1(d), the pre-printed forms distributed to the farmer in accordance with Article 22(2) of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 shall mention the maximum eligible area per reference parcel for the purposes of the single payment scheme.

2.The Member State shall ensure that with regard to at least 75 % of the reference parcels being subject to an aid application, at least 90 % of the respective area is eligible pursuant to the single payment scheme.

perform photo interpretation of satellite images or aerial photographs of all agricultural parcels per application to be checked in accordance with paragraph 4 with a view to recognising the ground cover and measuring the area;

perform photo interpretation of satellite images or aerial photographs of all agricultural parcels per application to be checked in accordance with paragraph 4 with a view to recognising the ground cover and measuring the area;

«Reference parcel» shall mean a geographically delimited area retaining a unique identification as registered in the GIS in the Member State's identification system referred to in Article 18 of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003;

3.Further to paragraph 2, in the case of parcels being declared for the purposes of the single payment scheme, any features referred to in the acts listed in Annex III to Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 or which may form part of the good agricultural and environmental condition as referred to in Article 5 and Annex IV of that Regulation shall form part of the total area of an agricultural parcel.

Agricultural parcel areas shall be determined by any appropriate means defined by the competent authority which ensure measurement of a precision at least equivalent to that required for official measurements under the national rules.

1.Agricultural parcel areas shall be determined by any appropriate means defined by the competent authority which ensure measurement of a precision at least equivalent to that required for official measurements under the national rules.

For the Czech Republic, newly created planting rights shall be allocated for the production of quality wines psr amounting to 2% of the total vineyard area in use in the Czech Republic on ) May 2004. These rights shall be allocated to a national reserve to which Article 5 shall apply.

Where an application for payment is included with an application for an area payment in the context of the integrated administration and control system, the Member State shall ensure that parcels covered by applications for rural development support are declared separately.

Where aid is paid for the production of certain crops, experience has shown that, in relation to the determination of the area of agricultural parcels eligible for area payments, it is necessary to define the acceptable width of certain features of the fields, in particular hedges, ditches and walls.

on declared payment entitlements and on declared parcels, respectively, in order to avoid undue multiple granting of the same aid in respect of the same calendar or marketing year and to prevent any undue cumulating of aid granted under area-related aid schemes listed in Annexes I and V to Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003;

In respect of the regions where certain features, in particular hedges, ditches and walls, are traditionally part of good agriculture cropping or utilisation practices, the Member States may decide that the corresponding area is to be considered part of the fully utilised area on condition that it does not exceed a total width to be determined by the Member States.

1.After the expiry of the time limit for the submission of the single application, individual agricultural parcels, as the case may be, accompanied by the corresponding payment entitlements, not yet declared in the single application for the purposes of any of the area-related aid schemes, may be added in the single application provided that the requirements under the aid schemes concerned are respected.

cross-checks on declared agricultural parcels and animals in order to avoid undue multiple granting of the same aid in respect of the same calendar or marketing year and to prevent any undue cumulation of aid granted under Community aid schemes involving declarations of areas as referred to in Article 9a of Regulation (EEC) No 3508/92;

3.For the purposes of this Article, where a farmer applying for aid for energy crops in accordance with Article 88 of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 or declaring parcels as set-aside in accordance with Article 55 point (b) or Article 107(3) first indent of that Regulation fails to deliver the requisite quantity of any given raw material, he shall be deemed to have failed to fulfil his obligation as regards parcels intended for energy purposes or set-aside, respectively, in respect of an area calculated by multiplying the area of land cultivated and used by him for the production of the raw materials by the percentage shortfall in deliveries of that raw material.

3.In respect of the area payment for nuts provided for in Chapter 4 of Title IV of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003, the Member States for which the national guaranteed area fixed in Article 84(3) of that Regulation is more than 1500 ha, shall introduce, as from 1 January 2006 , an additional layer of GIS information relating to the number of trees per parcel, their type, their positioning and the calculation of the orchard's surface.

All other Occupations are then regarded as secondary areas.

In other cases the area actually utilized shall be taken into account.

Forage area shall include areas in shared use and areas which are subject to mixed cultivation.

the number of agricultural parcels and the area or number of animals for which aid is requested;

For the sake of effective controls, any kind of area use should be declared in the area aid application.

Where a rural development support measure relates to areas, parcels shall be identified individually.

The concepts of 'agricultural parcel' and 'forage area' should be clarified to ensure that parcels are correctly declared and identified.

ensuring a high level of protection of surface and groundwater, preventing pollution and promoting sustainable water use;

Data submitted by the notifier for the proposed representative uses indicate that granules will remain on the soil surface after treatment.

In relation to area aid applications, irregularities normally affect parts of areas, and overdeclarations in respect of one parcel may be off-set against underdeclarations of other parcels of the same crop-group.

or an 'ex-post'evaluation of land use (referring to main and secondary area in the same survey) taking place at the end of the crop season.

The total area of an agricultural parcel may be taken into account provided that it is fully utilized according to the customary standards of the Member State or region concerned.

The main area or the recorded area of a given parcel of a survey unit is defined as the actual utilization of the arable land at the point of time within a given crop year decided upon as the reference date for the survey on land use.