FE 02.0485/2024/LGB - "Renewal of specifications for faunistic investigations" Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

The research project FE 02.0332/2011/LRB "Tender specifications for faunistic investigations in connection with specialist landscape planning contributions and species protection contributions" was included in the comprehensive redesign of the HVA F-StB services in 2014. It has made a significant contribution to simplifying procurement processes and increasing the legal certainty of faunistic data bases, which are of particular importance for licensing-relevant aspects of European species and area protection. This provides practical experience and insights into the applicability, completeness and need for expansion of the service descriptions from almost 10 years. On the one hand, the revision is necessary due to the further development of the technical and methodological requirements for the inventory (including the update of the method manual for species protection testing in NRW, MAQ). On the other hand, the specifications are also to be adapted to the requirements of the Act on the Acceleration of Planning and Approval Procedures in the Transport Sector. In particular, the entertainment tasks were strengthened by the Mantelgesetz. Currently, the methodology for inventory collection is designed for standard methods for expansion and new construction projects. In particular, entertainment within the meaning of Section 4 of the Highways Act is not taken into account. These projects take the form of bridge refurbishment, maintenance or replacement constructions as well as fundamental renovations, including drainage systems, and in some cases have special requirements for inventory recording in order to meet substantive requirements for species or area protection. In addition, so far there are no minimum standards for interpretation and documentation of the collected results, so that despite homogeneous data, the quality of the faunistic documents fluctuates and thus leads to time losses and uncertainties in planning decisions. The aim of this research project is to update the management description for faunistic investigations in order to meet the current legal requirements of species and area protection and the law to accelerate planning and permitting procedures. The benefit is greater legal and planning security for both expansion and new construction projects as well as for the maintenance of the road infrastructure. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

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