23 March 2017 [shall come into force from 19. April 2017].
2) object - a natural formation, structure or another artificial formation, to which a protection zone is determined in accordance with the Protection Zone Law.
The purpose of this Law is to ensure current and publicly accessible information on restricted territories and objects by creating the Information System of Restricted Territories (hereinafter - the Information System) and ensuring its operation.
2) on objects and their borders.
2) to maintain, update and specify the data included in the Information System on objects and their borders, as well as borders of restricted territories.
(3) The data on borders of restricted territories and borders of objects shall be included in the Information System electronically in the form of vector data in the geodetic co-ordinate system of Latvia (1992).
3) data of the Immovable Property State Cadastre Information System.
4) the procedures for submitting, storing, updating, requesting and issuing data of the Information System.
(6) The data of the Information System shall be compatible with data of the Immovable Property State Cadastre Information System.
The State Land Service shall be the manager of the Information System.
(1) The provider of data to be included in the Information System is the owner of an object or the institution which is responsible for the preparation of the object data or establishment of the restricted territory and preparation of data on its borders (hereinafter - the responsible institution).
(2) Data providers shall provide the data referred to in Section 7 of this Law on restricted territories and their borders and the data referred to in Section 8 of this Law on objects and their territories free of charge.
(1) The Information System shall automatically show the border of the restricted territory, if data of the object have been included in the Information System and if the size of the restricted territory in the Protection Zone Law or other respective laws and regulations has been determined accurately and without additional conditions.
(2) If the Information System after inclusion of data of the object cannot automatically show the border of the restricted territory, data on restricted territory and its borders shall be provided by the data provider.
n) construction restrictions territories determined in spatial development planning documents.
m) gas pipelines, gas supply installations and structures, gas warehouses and depositories, other objects specified in the Protection Zone Law, which are related to gas supply.
(1) The manager of the Information System shall be obliged to accept and include the data that conforms to the requirements of this Law provided by data providers in the Information System.
(2) If data provided by the data provider does not conform to the requirements of this Law, the manager of the Information System may refuse to accept such data by indicating the reason for refusal.
(1) The data provider shall be obliged to submit the data at the disposal of the data provider to the manager of the Information System for filling in the Information System for the first time and updating of data.
(2) If the data provider has received a refusal of the manager of the Information System in the case referred to in Section 9, Paragraph two of this Law, after receipt of refusal it shall specify such data in accordance with the requirements of this Law and shall re-submit them to the manager of the Information System within a month.
(3) The data provider shall immediately submit data to the manager of the Information System for updating, if it has more current or accurate data at the disposal thereof in comparison to the data included in the Information System, also if it has received information regarding non-conformity of data with the situation in the area in the cases referred to in Section 11 of this Law.
(4) If the data provider detects that the data provided thereby have been included in the Information System inaccurately, the data provider shall request the manager of the Information System to correct such data.
(5) When submitting data, the data provider is obliged to inform the manager of the Information System, if the respective data (except for data on restricted territories and their borders) is restricted access information by indicating the grounds for determining the restricted access status of data and the time period until which the restricted access status is determined. Data of the Information System which are generally accessible in accordance with the provisions of the Law on High-speed Electronic Communications Networks shall be issued as generally accessible information even if the data provider has indicated that it has the status of restricted access information.
(6) The data provider shall be responsible for conformity of the data provided thereby with the requirements of this Law and other laws and regulations, including such requirements, which govern the determination or representation of protection zones.
(1) If, when performing the topographic and land cadastral survey, the performer of works detects non-conformity of the data of the Information System with the situation in the area, the performer of works has an obligation to inform the data provider thereof.
(2) If a person who is not a data provider within the meaning of this Law or who is not a performer of topographic and land cadastral survey works, using the data of the Information System, detects a non-conformity of data with the situation in the area, it is entitled to inform the data provider thereof.
(1) The creation and maintaining of the Information System, as well as preparation and issuance of information in electronic form to State institutions of direct administration and local governments for the performance of their functions, as well as to data providers is financed from the grant from the general revenue allocated for such purpose in the annual law on State budget.
(2) The manager of the Information System is entitled to finance the expenses referred to in Paragraph one of this Section also from own revenue for the paid services provided, as well as from the resources of foreign financial assistance.
(3) Preparation and issuance of data of the Information System is paid service. Every person shall pay for the preparation and issuance of data of the Information System in the amount indicated in laws and regulations, except the cases referred to in Paragraph four of this Law. The Cabinet shall issue regulations governing the procedures, by which payment for the preparation and issuance of data of the Information System shall be made.
(4) The manager of the Information System shall prepare and issue the information in electronic form to State institutions of direct administration and local governments for the performance of their functions, as well as to the data provider free of charge.
1. The Cabinet shall issue the Cabinet regulations referred to in Section 3, Paragraph five and Section 12, Paragraph three of this Law not later than until 31 December 2010.
2. The manager of the Information System shall develop the software of the Information System no later than by 31 December 2013.
3. The data provider shall submit the data referred to in Sections 7 and 8 of this Law for the first time to the manager of the Information System starting from 1 January 2014. Data on restricted territories and their borders referred to in Section 7, Clauses 8 and 9, and Clause 12, Sub-clauses "k" and "l", and on objects and their borders referred to in Section 8, Clauses 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10, and Clause 12, Sub-clauses "a", "b", "j" and "m" shall be submitted for the first time by the data providers until 30 June 2017. Other first time data referred to in the norms of these Sections shall be submitted until 31 December 2017.
3.1 The manager of the Information System shall register the data submitted to the Information System for the first time, starting from 1 January 2016.
5. The manager of the Information System shall ensure the preparation and issuance of the data registered in the Information System starting from 1 July 2017.
The Law includes legal norms arising from Directive 2014/61/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 May 2014 on measures to reduce the cost of deploying high-speed electronic communications networks.
This Law has been adopted by the Saeima on 29 January 2009.
in force Issuer: Saeima Type: law Adoption: 29.01.2009.Entry into force: 01.01.2011.Theme: Immovable property, construction; Environmental rightsPublication: Latvijas Vēstnesis, 27 (4013), 18.02.2009.; Latvijas Republikas Saeimas un Ministru Kabineta Ziņotājs, 6, 26.03.2009.