Establishment of permanent and temporary restrictions Sample Clauses

Establishment of permanent and temporary restrictions. ‌ The initiation of a proceedings for issuing the IPIP requires an application submitted by the Investor, who must identify, without limitation, the properties or parts thereof being a part of the investment project, which are necessary for its functioning, and which will not be transferred to the State Treasury or the local government unit but will be permanently restricted in use. Such properties are then also indicated in the IPIP. Restrictions that may be indicated in the IPIP, but not necessarily resulting from the Investor's request itself, are restrictions on the use of the property, taking into account areas of direct flood risk and areas of potential flood risk or special flood risk, if designated. Such properties will not be subject to a permanent change in the manner of development and will generally be able to be used by the owner or perpetual usufructuary as before the investment, but with some restrictions. If permanent restrictions are established on the basis of the Flood Protection Act, these restrictions and any inconvenience associated with them may have a negative impact on the market value of the property and must be compensated with fair compensation. In the extreme case of loss of usefulness of the property for the owner or perpetual usufructuary, the owner may demand its purchase under civil law by submitting a request to the Investor in this regard. In the case of compensations for permanent restrictions, we must apply the procedures and rules of valuation described herein, which concern the determination and payment of compensations for the expropriation of real property or a part thereof. Another category of restrictions will consist in a temporary restriction on the use of the properties covered by the IPIP Decision. These are site activities, apart from those determined by the Contractor for the purposes of the operation of the construction site facilities during the execution of the works. The properties intended for temporary limitation of use on which the planned works will be carried out are not taken over for the benefit of the State Treasury as they are not necessary for the realisation of the investment and, moreover, do not need to be subject to a permanent restriction of use. After the execution of the planned works, in particular consisting solely in mowing greenery, the previous owners will be able to use these properties in the current way, due to the lack of changes or removal of existing facilities.
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