Local Action Plan

LOCAL ACTION PLAN
ENERGY
The 935 MILITARY SITE
WORKING GROUP
1. Klingeis G. Arnold –Mayor of Avrig
2. Şinca Maria – project manager - REPAIR
3. Bugneriu Andreea – Manager assistant - REPAIR
4. Isachi Lucian – member LWG
5. Sădeanu Doina – member LWG
6. Aldea Cristina - member LWG
7. Petrar Mirela – Urban Planning Department, Municipality of Avrig, Project manager URBENENERGY
8. Ionescu Liliana- Jurist advisor , member of the implementation team
9. Lascu Camelia – public Acquisition Department, Municipality of Avrig \
10. Tabără Vasile – external expert
11. Teodorescu Doru – manager SC ENEV Avrig
AVRIG - Vision and Mission Statement
“Avrig will become one of Romania’s leading center for renewable energy
by 2020 and aims to become Energy independent by 2030”
Short history
Founded in 1962 as Artilery Military Site number 935, with rockets speciality, it functioned until 2004 when
by the protocol it was transfered from the Ministry of National Defence to the Local Council of Avrig. Here,
were instructed 250 soldiers by 60 officers.
1. Present context
The abandoned military site lies on a surface of 133.3 ha, meaning a forest area (73 ha ) and an area where
buildings can be erected (60,3 ha). At present, the military site belongs to the Local Council of Avrig and it is
administrated by the ,,Izvorul Florii,, Forest Administration.
The existing buildings are in great decay, the wood ones being destoyed 100%. The only other 2-3 buildings
could be regenerated. The value of the site is given by the flora and fauna specific to the under-mountain area
together with the varied landscape and natural lakes.
Access to the military site
On the county route at 5 km far away from E68 and 37km from the airport of Sibiu
By train – national railway route Sibiu- Brasov ( Marsa stop)
Under-mountain forest route
2. Development of the Military Site Strategy regarding the energy production from RES
and waste management
Proposed objective
Biomass CHP
Thermal networks
Electricity networks
Approximate
surface
3 ha
3.5 km
3.5 km
Investment
cost estimation
8,000,000 EUR
50,000 EUR
10,000 EUR
regeneration
Financing sources
Investors
Environment Funds
Structural Funds
Local Council
Possible partners
Kelag Austria
Strabag Austria
UE
SC Electrica SA
Site Arrangement Plan
4. Local Plan for energy production from RES in the 935 military site
The Municipality of Avrig has an integrated plan of renewable energy production. This plan includes the
abandoned military site as well. A biomass CHP will develop on the site.
Scope:
• Integrate the military site in the local energy policy and value its potential.
Objectives:
• Supply with heating the residential area in Marsa
• Supply with heating the Marsa industrial platform
• Access the facilities created by using the green energy
• Respect the European regulations
Organization:
• The biomass CHP will be erected on a surface of about 3 ha in the area that does not have forest at a 500m
far away from teh built objective
• Thermal networks
• Electricity network will be checked and regenerated
Action Plan
It is part of the Energy Local Action Plan.
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1.
2.
3.
Overall
objectives
Setting the
integrated plan
at local level in
the energy
sector
Positioning of
the CHP in the
military site
Financing the
erection and
distribution
Specific objectives
Study of the
existing situation
Setting the
objective in the
military site
Elaboration of the
site arrangement
plan for the
integrated energy
plan
Elaboration of the
site arrangement for
the military site
Setting the site
arrangement
conditions
Setting the
financing sources
for the CHP
Action
Development
period
-site visit of the experts in the January 2009field
March 2009
-meetings
-analyses
- consulting external expert
January 2009- work meetings
March 2009
- contact consulting company March2009- meetings, analyses
July 2009
Responsible
Local Council
LWG members
Mayor
LWG members
- contact consulting company July 2009- October
- meetings, analyses
2009
- consulting urban planning
company
- consulting external experts
-LWG meetings
- external consulting
- management of the external
contacts
July 2009- October
2009
January 2010December 2010
Arnold Klingeis
Maria Şinca
Andreea Bugneriu
networks
construcţiei şi
a reţelelor
4.
Assignement
documents
Setting the
financing sources
for the thermal
network
Setting the
financing sources
for the electricity
network
Elaboration of the
documents
regarding the land
assignement for the
CHP
Assignement
realization
-analysis of the European
financing opportunities
2011
- analysis of the European
financing opportunities
2011
- contact consulting company July 2010- meetings, analyses
August 2010
- setting assignement
commission
- assignement according to
the law
PARTNERS
SC ENEV SRL Avrig
SC GOA SA Avrig
The „Izvorul Florii“ Forest Administration in Avrig
Ministry of Environment
SC ELECTRICA SA
SC MECANIC SA
SC UZINA MECANICĂ SA
August 2010December 2010
Public Acquisition
Department of the
Avrig City Hall
LOCAL ACTION PLAN REGARDING WORK PLACE
CREATION IN 935 MILITARY SITE
WORKING GROUP
1. Klingeis G. Arnold – Mayor Avrig
2. Şinca Maria – Project manager REPAIR
3. Bugneriu Andreea – Manager assistent REPAIR
4. Isachi Lucian – member LWG
5. Sădeanu Doina – member LWG
6.
7. Mărginean Ioana – financial manager Avrig City Hall, implementation team member
8. Aldea Cristina - member LWG
9. Petrar Mirela – Urban Planning Department Avrig City Hall
10. Ionescu Liliana- jurist advisor, implementation team member
11. Alecusan Dorina – Public Acquisition Department Avrig City Hall
12. Lascu Camelia - Public Acquisition Department Avrig City Hall
13. Frunţeanu Marian – Transport Department Avrig City Hall , member LWG
Motto:
“Work is the law of modern world, the basis of a country and the richness
f a nation, that has no place for the lazy”
M. Eminescu
Short history
Founded in 1962 as Artilery Military Site number 935, with rockets speciality, it functioned until 2004 when
by the protocol it was transfered from the Ministry of National Defence to the Local Council of Avrig. Here,
were instructed 250 soldiers by 60 officers.
- Present context
The abandoned military site lies on a surface of 133.3 ha, meaning a forest area (73 ha ) and an area where
buildings can be erected (60,3 ha). At present, the military site belongs to the Local Council of Avrig and it is
administrated by the,,Izvorul Florii,, Forest Administration.
The existing buildings are in great decay, the wood ones being destoyed 100%. The only other 2-3 buildings
could be regenerated. The value of the site is given by the flora and fauna specific to the under-mountain area
together with the varied landscape and natural lakes.
Access to the military site
On the county route at 5 km far away from E68 and 37km from the airport of Sibiu
By train – national railway route Sibiu- Brasov ( Marsa stop)
Under-mountain forest route
1. Strategy of job creation in the military site
Conference center
Rsearch center
Museum
Natural park
Biomass CHP
16
8
5
12
Administrative staff : 20
Season staff : 40
TOTAL WORK PLACE : 91
10
2. Site arragement plan
3. Local Plan of job creation
Scope : development of a local strategy that allos the work place creation in the military site in order to contribute
to the sustainable development of the community
Objectives: - Elaboration of feasible projects that allows work place creation
− Setting a marketing policy to attract investors t
− facilities creation at local level to shorten the implemention period
- ensure work force training
Organization:
-
Creation of legal framework
Setting the project types
Setting the site arrangement plan
Elaboration of assignment documents
Access structural funds
Action plan
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1.
2.
3.
4.
Overall
objectives
Legal
framework
creation
Setting of
future
develoent of
the military
site
Studierea
fezabilităţii
obiectivelor
propuse
Specific objectives
Action
Transfer of property - Land planning experts
to the City Hall
- Jurist consulting
Development
period
Jan.2009- Dec.
2009
Responsible
Local Council
Member LWG
Modification of
land status
Setting the
objectives that will
be built on the site
Elaborating a site
arranement plan
Feasibility
Conference center
Feasibility
reasearch center
Feasibility museum
Feasibility natural
park
Feasibility biomass
CHP
Setting a
Elaborating
marketing plan marketing plans
jurist consulting
− status land change
− technical consulting
− LWG meeting
Dec 2009-August
2010
Februarie 2009Martie 2009
- technical consulting
- meetings, analyses
- miniproject realization
- analyses partners
- miniproject realization
- analyses partners
- miniproject realization
- analyses partners
March 2009- June
2009
July 2009December 2009
July 2009December 2009
July 2009December 2009
- miniproject realization
- analyses partners
- miniproject realization
- analyses partners
-analysis of the situation on
objectivres during the
meetings of LWG
July 2009December 2009
July 2009December 2009
Jan 2010December 2010
Member LWG
Şinca Maria
Bugneriu Andreea
Grancea Maria
Alecuşan Dorina
Sădeanu Doina
Klingeis Arnold
Şinca Maria
Bugneriu Andreea
Access structural
funds
Setting partners
5.
Assignment
documents
elaboation of
assignment
documents
Assignment
realization
-external consulting
-market study
-analysis the possibilit of
accessing the European funds
- external consulting
-elaborating a contact data
base for each objective
-access the contacts
-contact consulting company
- meeting , analyses
− setting the assignent
commission
− -assignment according
to the legal regulations
Permanent
Permanent
August 2010December 2010
2010-2012
Acquisition
Depatment of the
City Hall
PARTNERS
-
„L.Blaga” University in Sibiu
„Babeş Bolyai” University in Cluj Napoca
Investors in Holstebro –Denmark
“Izvorul Florii” Forest Administration in Avrig
Ministry of Environment
Natural History Museum
Brukenthal Museum
Kelag - Austia
LOCAL ACTION PLAN OF PRESERVATION OF THE 935
MILTARY SITE
WORKING GROUP
1. Klingeis G. Arnold – Mayor of Avrig
2. Şinca Maria – Project manager - REPAIR
3. Bugneriu Andreea – manager assistent - REPAIR
4. Isachi Lucian – member LWG
5. Sădeanu Doina – member LWG
6. Grancea Maria – museographer of the Avrig Museum
7. prof. Luca Savin – Director of the Brukenthal Museum
8. prof. Tabără Vasile – Dean of the Political Sciences Faculty of the Sibiu University
9.
Sfarloc C-tin – Commander of the Terrestrial Forces Academy in Sibiu
Motto:
A visit to the military museum is a travel back in time, a good occasion of discovering and
admiring military traditions, weapons collections and military objects belonging to a certain
period. At Marsa, in the former military site, founding a museum represents a revitalizing of an
abandoned area an , meanwhile, a civic obligation of preserving the patrimony.
Short history
Founded in 1962 as Artilery Military Site number 935, with rockets speciality, it functioned until 2004 when
by the protocol it was transfered from the Ministry of National Defence to the Local Council of Avrig. Here,
were instructed 250 soldiers by 60 officers.
1. Present context
The abandoned military site lies on a surface of 133.3 ha, meaning a forest area (73 ha ) and an area where
buildings can be erected (60,3 ha). At present, the military site belongs to the Local Council of Avrig and it is
administrated by the ,,Izvorul Florii,, Forest Administration.
The existing buildings are in great decay, the wood ones being destoyed 100%. The only other 2-3 buildings
could be regenerated. The value of the site is given by the flora and fauna specific to the under-mountain area
together with the varied landscape and natural lakes.
Access to the military site
On the county route at 5 km far away from E68 and 37km from the airport of Sibiu
By train – national railway route Sibiu- Brasov ( Marsa stop)
Under-mountain forest route
2. Development Strategy of the Military Site
Proposed objective
Approximative Investment cost
surface
estimation
Financing sources
Possible partners
Conference Center
40 ha
12,000,000 EUR Investors
Research Center
2-3 ha
1,500,000 EUR
European Funds
Denmark
Artexim Bucharest
« Lucian Blaga »
University in Sibiu
Foreign Partners
Museum
2-3 ha
100,000 EUR
Governmental Funds
Local Council
Brukenthal Museum in
Sibiu
Terrestrial Forces
Academy in Sibiu
Natural Park
73 ha
150,000 EUR
Biomass CHP
3 ha
2,000,000 EUR
European Funds
Sectoral Operationla
Program on
Environment
Investors
Natural Sciences
Museum
Kelag - Austria
3. Site Arrangement Plan
The site arrangement plan is a draft of the set objectives. This will be modified after topography changes.
TOPIC: Pilar II How to develop alternative site uses and techniques which both secure the long term preservation
of the military heritage and enable broader sustainable regeneration
Regeneration
of the utilities
Preservation of
vegetation and
of trees
Alternative uses
Techniques
Research
Tourism
Museum
Natural park
Partial
preservation of
the environment
Keeping and
treating the six
natural lakes
ecologically
Effective
implementation
Promoting
the project
Stakeholders’
consulting
Attracting
investors
Attracting
funds
4. Local Plan of Preservation of the Patrimony
a. Marsa Museum
Scope : to know the military traditions
Objectives: -to create a valuable place of military history
-integration in the national museum network
-to create a walfare alternative that completes the buildings existing in the military site
Organization:
- about 20,000 m²
-regenerated of the former commandment building
- The museum will have a permanent exhibition of the military objects belonging to
the national patrimony. 90% of them are original : weapons, battle flags, medals,
orders, battle issues, photos, objects belonging to military personalities, waepons
machines built in the specialised factory in Marsa.
Partners in realization of the project:
-
Terrestrial Forces Academy in Sibiu
Ministry of the National Defence
National Military Museum in Bucharest
Former officers who worked in the military site
Local Council of Avrig
Action Plan
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Overall
crt.
objectives
1. Analysis of the
necessity of
creating a
museum of the
abandoned
military site
Specific
objectives
Study of the
region impact
Study of
integrating the
objective in the
development
plan
2.
3.
4.
Target
Maing decision
before May
2010
Action
-public
consultaing
-public
opinion
research
-discussions
with
directors of
museums and
former
officers
Setting the type Analysis of the Optimal solution -setting
of museum
possibilities
in choosing the
contacts
Setting the type type of museum -consulting
the LWG
of museum
Feasibility study Study of the site Obtaining a
-acquisition
feasibility study of the
Study of the
consulting
building
service
Building,
Setting a
The building
Elaborating
regeneration
building plan
plan
the project
Getting permits
Positioning the
objective in the
system
Permits
Gettinf
permits
Indicator
Development Responsible
period
January2009- Local
June2009
Council
Members of
LWG
60% of the
asked people
agree with
the building
of the
museum
Realization of August 2009the setting
September
plan
2009
Making
decision on
finalising the
division
Evaluation of
3 buildings
that could be
regenerated
Plan
realisation in
60 days
End permits
getting at the
October
2009December
2009
January
2010June 2010
Members of
LWG
Foreign
partners
Local
Council
Consultant
August 2010September
2010
October
2010-
Local
Council
Consultant
Building
company
end of 2010
5.
Endowment of
the museum
6.
Setting of
museum
management
7.
Organization of
marketing
Setting the
organisation
way
Setting the
necessary
quantity of
materials
Organization of
the museum
functioning
Introducing the
museum in the
tourist network
Organisation
-elaborating
site
arrangement
plan
Obtaing a certain -Elaborating
quantity of
a list of
materials
necessary
materials
Museum
-hiring
fuctioning after a -visit
constant
schedule
schedule
Valuing the
- promotion
potential of the
actions
museum
- site
arrangement
plan
December
2010
2011
- list of
necessary
materials
Local
Council
Consultants
Members of
LWG
Official
Dec. 2011
opening at the
end of 2011
Local
Council
- 5% annual
increase of
visitors
Local
Council
permanent
Possible contacts – List of military museums in Romania
The Brukenthal Museum
Address: 4-5, Big Square, 550163 Sibiu
Ph: 0269-217-691; 0269- 101-780
Website: brukenthalmuseum.ro
The National Military Museum
Address: 125 - 127, Mircea Vulcanescu street, sector 1, Bucharest
Ph: 021-224.94.75; 021-224.94.74; 021-212.60.15; 021-212.60.07
Website: muzeu.mapn.ro
The National History Museum
Address:. 12, Calea Victoriei nr. sector 3, Bucharest
Ph: 021-315.82.07; 021-315.70.56
Website: www.mnir.ro; www.munais.ro
The “Dimitrie Leonida” Technical Museum
Address: 2 Candiano Popescu street , Bucharest
Ph: 021-336.77.77
Website: cimec.ro; b24fun.ro;
b. Marsa Natural Park
The natural parks are protected by law and have as main purpose the protection and preservation of
landscapes, creating an important cultural and biological area.
As the abandoned military site is situated in an area which is law protected, this narure richness should be
valued by creating a natural park.
Scope of creating a naturla park:
• Preservation of environment and life conditions for wild animals;
• Arrangement of a wellfare area with paths and bike lanes.
Organization of natural park:
• 73 ha forest;
• Marking the place borders and tourist paths;
• Ensure life conditions and protection for wild animals;
• Maintainance and management.
3. Partners
The Natural History Museum
1, Cetatii street , Sibiu
The Huntig Weapons and Trophees Museum
4 , Scoala de inot street, Sibiu
The Environment Protection Agency in Sibiu
2A, Hipodromului street, C.P. 550360, Sibiu
www.apmsibiu.ro
The Ministry of Environment and Forest
12,Libertatii Boulevard, Sector 5, Bucharest
www.mmediu.ro
LOCAL ACTION PLAN
TRANSPORT TO THE 935 MILITARY SITE
WORKING GROUP
1. Klingeis G. Arnold –mayor of Avrig
2. Şinca Maria – project manager - REPAIR
3. Bugneriu Andreea – manager assistant - REPAIR
4. Isachi Lucian – member LWG
5. Sădeanu Doina – member LWG
6. Ionescu Liliana – member LWG
7. Aldea Cristina- member LWG
8. Stoica Daniela – member LWG
9. Fraticiu Gheorghe – vicemayor of Avrig
Motto:
Octavian Paler said: “There are ways that have been looking for us for a long time,
and they reach us when we are looking for them in some other ways”
Short history
Founded in 1962 as Artilery Military Site number 935, with rockets speciality, it functioned until 2004 when
by the protocol it was transfered from the Ministry of National Defence to the Local Council of Avrig. Here,
were instructed 250 soldiers by 60 officers.
1. Present context
The abandoned military site lies on a surface of 133.3 ha, meaning a forest area (73 ha ) and an area where
buildings can be erected (60,3 ha). At present, the military site belongs to the Local Council of Avrig and it is
administrated by the,,Izvorul Florii,, Forest Administration.
The existing buildings are in great decay, the wood ones being destoyed 100%. The only other 2-3 buildings
could be regenerated. The value of the site is given by the flora and fauna specific to the under-mountain area
together with the varied landscape and natural lakes.
Access to the military site
On the county route at 5 km far away from E68 and 37km from the airport of Sibiu
By train – national railway route Sibiu- Brasov ( Marsa stop)
Under-mountain forest route
2.
The Development Strategy of Transport to the Military Site
TYPES OF TRANSPORT
MILITARY SITE NUMBER 935
EXISTING
By car
UNEXISTING
By train
Bike track
ATV route
Avrig
Avrig stop
Avrig
Avrig
National route 1
Marsa stop
Marsa
Bogdan Hill
County route
105G
Marsa suburb
Military site
Military site
3 Km
Military site
5km
Military site
Marsa stop
Sibiu stop
Military site
Military site
Natural Park
5 Km
3. Site Arrangement Plan
4. Local Plan of Development of transport to the 953 Military Site
Scope :
• to ensure an integrated and efficient transport that reaches the international regulations related to the CO2
consumption.
• To ensure the promotion of the military site as tourist objective.
Objectives:
• To create an integrated transport
• To connect it to the already existing ones( railway, car)
• To create an unpolluting alternative
• To complete the already existing access
Organisation:
• Regeneration of the existing car transport and setting the legal framework for the access through SC
Mecanica Mirsa
• Regeneration of the existing railway transport that links Marsa stop to the military site, and that crosses the
site
• Building of bike lanes up to the military site and inside it
• Making a route for ATVs
Action Plan
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2.
3.
Overall
Specific objectives
objectives
Analysis of
Study of the
transport
existing situation
possibilities to
the military
site
Setting of the legal
framework of the
car route
Realization of Elaborating the
the car
necessary studies
transport
Realization of
the railway
transport
Regenerating of the
sewage and water
supply networks
Regeneration by all
means
Elaborating the
necessary studies
Elaborating an
organisation
strategy of railway
transport
Action
-experts study on the site
- meetings
-analyses
Development
period
January2009December 2009
- legal consulting
- obtaining the access road
December 2009March 2010
- contact consulting company
and beginning the studies for
infrastructure
March2010July 2010
- regeneration if necessary
2010
-European Funds
2011
- Obtaining permits from the
National Railway Authority
- Feasibility study
-aquisition, regeneration and
making a special decorated
train
-working schedule, action
July 2010December 2010
2011
Responsible
Local Council
Members of
LWG
Local Council
Local Council
plan
4.
Realization of
the bike lane
Regeneration of the
transport
infrastructure
-regeneration and checking of 2011
the existing line
Elaborating the
necessary studies
-contact consulting firm for
studies in order to access
European Funds
-possible European funds
August 2010December 2010
-Building a rent base for
bikes
- contact consulting company
for studies in order to access
European Funds
-building a road by our own
2012
Building the bike
lane
5.
Realization of
the route for
ATVs
Ensure access to
cycling
Elaborating the
necessary studies
Ensure the access
Local Council
End 2012
August 2010December 2010
2011
Local Council
PARTNERS
Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure
38, Dinicu Golescu Boulevard
Sector 1
Postal code 010873
Bucharest
Romania
Phone
021.319.61.24
Public relation
021.313.88.69 fax
021.319.61.00
Public Communication and Information
Department
021.319.95.65;
National Railway Authority Secretariat
021.319.95.28