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Cultural landscape and monuments. According to the conservator's opinion to the construction design (letter no. T-IRN.5183.93.2017 of 27.10.2017) issued by the Provincial Office for Monument Protection with the office in Przemyśl, Branch in Tarnobrzeg, there are no historical monuments or archaeological sites in the area of the planned investment and in its immediate vicinity. There are the following historic buildings subject to protection under the Act of July 23, 2003 on the protection of heritage and on the care for heritage in the nearest vicinity of the area of execution of the Works Contract 3D.3: ▪ entered in the register of monuments: the former parish house in Gorzyce (no. 81A entered on 10-08-1982), together with conservatory zones A and B covering the area of Xxxxx Plebańska, the so-called “Pączek”, and an archaeological site - an iron age settlement no. A-514 entered on 17-12-1969 in the above-mentioned register). The beginning of the zone range covering the above-mentioned objects is located at a distance of approx. 235 m to the east of the investment border (right embankment). ▪ entered into the provincial register of monuments: two archaeological sites, i.e. o traces of the settlement - Mesolithic era, a settlement from the 10th-12th cent. no. AZP 89/74- no. in the village 30; o traces of the Neolithic settlement/early Bronze Age, a settlement from the 12th-14th cent. no. AZP 89/74- no. in the village 31. These sites are located in the area including the area of Xxxxx Plebańska, at distances of approx. 420 m and 660 m to the east of the investment border (right embankment). ▪ the archaeological site entered in the provincial register of monuments - a Lusatian cemetery of culture no. AZP 90/74 no. in the village 8. The site is located at a distance of about 18 m from the final section of the study, i.e. the investment boundary of the left embankment. Moreover, in the vicinity of 0 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxx, there is a roadside cross at the fork of roads on the upstream slope of the right bank of the River Łęg. In the vicinity of the estuary of the Łęg River to the Vistula River, about 80 m to the north of the implementation site of the Works Contract 3D.3, there is a memorial - an obelisk commemorating the Battle of Gorzyce and Wrzawy of 1879.
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Cultural landscape and monuments. Due to the lack of historical objects and archaeological sites in the implementation site of the Works Contract 3D, no significant negative impact on the cultural landscape and monuments is expected. The Works Contract shall not cause considerable adverse impact on cultural landscape and monuments on the performance stage, as well as on the use stage. What is more, the use stage of the investment will have a positive impact on monuments and material assets, providing them with increased flood safety. However, if no archaeological monument has been registered in the implementation site of the Works Contract for 3D.3 so far, this does not exclude the possibility of its existence. In such a situation, the expected earthworks may potentially result in discovering new archaeological heritage. For now, no archaeological sites were identified within the area in question (the nearest archaeological site is located at a distance of approx. 18 m from the boundaries of the Contract implementation zone – see description in Chapter 4.9). As a consequence, there is no basis at the moment to forecast adverse impact of the planned works on the cultural landscape and on monuments. Mitigation measures planned to limit the potential impacts of the investment implementation on the cultural environment were tabulated in Appendix 1 to this EMP – Plan of mitigation measures – and described in Chapter 6.9.
Cultural landscape and monuments. In accordance with a description given in Chapter 5.9, the planned implementation of Works Contract 3D.3 does not provide adverse impact on known cultural assets. In order to eliminate the potential adverse impact on yet undiscovered cultural objects, Appendix 1 to the EMP imposed an obligation to ensure archaeological supervision (connected with accidental finds) for the duration of earthworks (item 100, 101, 105).
Cultural landscape and monuments. The following are located within the Contract area: − Railway gatehouse in the area of Kassali Street at the railway bridge spanning over the Biała River – object with unique historic value under conservatory protection (entered into the heritage register for the Małopolskie Province – decision dated 08/28/2014, ref. no.: A-1415/M); − Remnants (abutments) of the old bridge located at Kwiatkowskiego Street. Except for the aforementioned object, there are no historic objects under protection, which would be entered into the fixed heritage register of the Provincial Heritage Conservator (in accordance with data published on a website of the National Heritage Board of Poland: xxx.xxx.xx, status of June 30, 2015), within the Contract implementation area.
Cultural landscape and monuments. In accordance with an obligation imposed onto the Investor by the Provincial Heritage Conservator in Cracow Branch in Tarnów (note of April 29, 2014, ref. no.: OZT.5183.113.2014.Msz-W.1), it is necessary to take special care about the protection of the railway gatehouse (Kassali Street) at the railway bridge spanning over the Biała River, and to preserve remnants (abutments) of the old bridge located at Kwiatkowskiego Street in Tarnów. Furthermore, in order to eliminate the potential adverse impact of the Works Contract on yet undiscovered heritage resources, a measure was proposed to assure archaeological supervision throughout the time of earthworks. If any objects that might be monuments or archaeological artefacts are discovered during the construction works, the Contractor is obliged to act in accordance with provisions of the Act of July 23, 2003 on the Protection of Monuments (consolidated text, OJ of 2014, item 1446, as amended). Mitigation measures related to the cultural environment are shown in Appendix 1Plan of mitigation measures, item in the table: 5, 102 – 104. Operational stage Adverse impact on monuments and archaeological sites is not anticipated on the operational stage. As a consequence, no mitigation measures were foreseen.
Cultural landscape and monuments. Due to the performance at historic objects (railway gatehouse and bridge abutments), it is necessary to monitor the works in terms of providing relevant safety measures to protect those objects. The Contractor shall be moreover obliged to provide permanent archaeological supervision during the earthworks, comprising ongoing inspections of the site in terms of the presence of objects of historic/heritage value, and proper actions in case of identifying such an object. Monitoring measures related to this issue are indicated in Appendix 2Plan of monitoring measures, items in the table: 5, 102 – 104
Cultural landscape and monuments. Data given in the study of conditions and directions for spatial management of the City of Cracow (Appendix no. 4 to the Resolution of the City Council of Cracow dated July 9, 2014, ref. no.: CXII/1700/14) proves that both: the Malinówka 1 Reservoir, as well as the Malinówka 2 Reservoir are located within archaeological supervision zones. There are no historic objects included in a heritage register or on a heritage list, including heritage protected based upon the regulation on the protection of heritage and on the care for heritage, within the area of dry Malinówka 1 and Malinówka 2 reservoirs and in their direct impact range.
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Cultural landscape and monuments. Construction sites for both of the planned small dry flood storage reservoirs Malinówka 1 and Malinówka 2 are located within archaeological supervision zones. The expected earth- works may potentially result in discovering new archaeological heritage; however, for now no archaeological sites were identified within the area in question. As a consequence, there is no basis at the moment to forecast adverse impact of the planned reservoirs on the cultural landscape and on monuments. Mitigation measures planned to limit the potential impact of Works Contracts’ implementation on the cultural environment were tabulated in Appendix 1 to this EMP – Plan of mitigation measures – and described in Chapter 6.9.
Cultural landscape and monuments. In accordance with a description given in Chapter 5.9, the planned implementation of Works Contract 3A.2/1 and 3A.2/2 does not provide adverse impact on known cultural assets. In order to eliminate the potential adverse impact on yet undiscovered cultural objects, Xxxxx- xxx 1 to the EMP implements mitigation measures to assure establishment of conditions for the performance with locally relevant heritage conservator and to implement relevant proce- dures in case of discovering mobile heritage or archaeological sites on the performance stage (items no. 79, 80, 83).

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