Real Decreto 740/2015, de 31 de julio, por el que se regula el potencial de producción vitícola, y se modifica el Real Decreto 1079/2014, de 19 de diciembre, para la aplicación de las medidas del programa de apoyo 2014-2018 al sector vitivinícola. | BOE-A-2015-8648 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 740/2015, de 31 de julio, por el que se regula el potencial de producción vitícola, y se modifica el Real Decreto 1079/2014, de 19 de diciembre, para la aplicación de las medidas del programa de apoyo 2014-2018 al sector vitivinícola.

This article says the royal decree’s purpose is to establish basic rules on viticultural potential.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2015-8648
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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administrative allocation administrative coordination agricultural production agricultural registers agriculture application deadlines application priority criteria application procedure authorities authorization modification authorization procedures authorization recommendations autorizaciones clasificación de variedades classification of vine varieties commencement competence compliance controls conversion of planting rights cost recovery denominaciones de origen environmental/compliance reporting grant compliance +59 more

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This article sets priority criteria for vineyard-planting applications and requires certain applicants to commit for five years not to sell, lease, or transfer control of the new planting. Regulates how new planting authorizations for vineyards are allocated, notified, accepted or rejected, and reported. Replanting a vineyard uprooted from 1 January 2016 requires a replanting authorization, and no authorization will be granted for uprooting unauthorized plantings. Vineyard growers who want to uproot a vineyard area must file an application with the competent regional authority, and in some cases provide owner consent and later notify completion. Whoever holds the uprooting right must file a replanting authorization request with the competent regional authority, and the request must meet timing and content requirements.