Ley 3/1995, de 23 de marzo, de Vías Pecuarias. | BOE-A-1995-7241 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 3/1995, de 23 de marzo, de Vías Pecuarias.

This article sets the basic rules for vías pecuarias and defines them as traditional livestock routes.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1995-7241
Version
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Language
es
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Statute overview

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Las Comunidades Autónomas pueden sacar del dominio público ciertos terrenos de vías pecuarias si no sirven para el tránsito del ganado ni para usos compatibles o complementarios. A public livestock trail’s route may be changed or diverted for public interest, and exceptionally for justified private interest, if prior removal of protected status has occurred and the trail’s integrity, routes, and livestock continuity are maintained. When a new route is made in an area subject to territorial planning, it must first preserve surface integrity, suitable routes, route continuity, livestock movement, and other compatible or complementary uses. When a public works project affects a grazing route, the acting administration must ensure an alternative route preserves the route’s characteristics and livestock passage, and it must provide enough crossings where grazing routes intersect railways or roads. Temporary occupations may be authorized for public interest, and exceptionally for private interest, if they do not disrupt livestock passage or other compatible uses.