Construction site and its location:

The construction site is a 2620 m2 property called Notkola. The property ID is 250-407-3-110. The property borders Lake Nerkoonjärvi for approximately 43 meters.

Proposed measure and justification for the application:
A deviation is being sought for the construction of a new outbuilding of 29,8 m2 on the property on the same site as the old outbuilding of 23 m2. The old outbuilding will be demolished. The building falls below the 20-meter distance requirement specified in the building regulations by approximately 6 meters, being located 14 meters from the shoreline. The applicant justifies the placement of the building on the terrain conditions of the plot, which is a steep slope, which makes it difficult to place the building at the distance specified in the building regulations.

Prohibitions, restrictions and the planned situation

The property is located in an unzoned coastal area, so the construction complies with the regulations of the Kihniö municipality's building regulations. According to the building regulations, a maximum of one holiday home, sauna and outbuilding may be built on a coastal area, with a total area of ​​125 m2, when the size of the construction site is less than 5000 m2. In addition, a cold storage room of 30 m2 may be built. The total permitted floor area of ​​the property is 150 m2. The distance from the shoreline to buildings other than saunas must be at least 20 meters, measured from the outer edge of the terrace. In addition, the building must be suitable for the environment and landscape.

Construction status:

The properties have one recreational building of 35 m2, and an outbuilding of 23 m2, which will be demolished and replaced by an outbuilding of 29,8 m2.

Consulting neighbors:
The neighbors have been consulted by the applicant. The neighbors have no objections to the construction and location of the planned building.

Conditions for derogation and justification for the proposed decision:

A municipality may, upon application, grant a derogation from a provision, order, prohibition or other restriction concerning construction or other measures laid down in this Act or issued pursuant thereto for a special reason. However, a derogation may not be granted if it:

-causes harm to zoning, implementation of the plan or other organization of the use of areas

-makes it more difficult to achieve nature conservation objectives, makes it more difficult to achieve the objectives relating to the protection of the built environment; or

-leads to construction with significant impacts or otherwise causes significant adverse environmental or other impacts.

The outbuilding to be constructed is approximately 14 meters from the shoreline, which means that the location of the building deviates from the building regulations.
According to the building regulations, the distance from the shoreline of a building other than a sauna must be at least 20 meters. The floor area of ​​the building is in accordance with the building regulations, maximum 30 m2. The back of the property is on a steep slope, which makes it justified to build an outbuilding closer to the shore. The property's water connection is also located behind the current outbuilding.
The construction will not cause significant harm and will not exceed the overall building rights of the property.

The deviation does not hinder the achievement of nature conservation objectives, the achievement of objectives for the protection of the built environment, or lead to significant construction.

Applied legal guidelines:

Land Use and Building Act, Sections 116, 117 and 171.

The accompanying material includes excerpts from the building order, location map and site plan.

Prepared by: building inspector Raisa Karinsalo-Manninen

Construction site and its location:

The construction site is a 3990 m2 property called Ylikoski, whose property code is 250-407—14-67. The property is located in an unzoned waterfront area and borders Lake Nerkoo for approximately 36 meters.

Station drawing as accompanying material.

Suggested action:

An exemption is being sought for the construction of a 100 m2 leisure building and a 30 m2 storage building.

Construction status:

The property is undeveloped.

Prohibitions, restrictions and schematic situation:

There is no valid plan or legal master plan in the area. Therefore, the construction of the area will follow the building regulations of the municipality of Kihniö. Section 7.1 of the building regulations stipulates the placement of buildings in the shore area. The amount of construction under 5000 m2 on a construction site is defined in the building regulations so that the construction site may have a maximum of one holiday home, sauna and storage building, the combined floor area of ​​which may not exceed 125 m2 and the number of floors may not exceed 11/2. The floor area of ​​a separate sauna and storage building may not exceed 30 m2. In addition to the so-called warm floor area, a cold storage space of 30 m2 may be built and a carport of 30 m2 connected to it. The distance of a building other than a sauna from the shoreline according to the mean water level must be at least 20 meters measured from the outer edge of the terrace. The size of the construction site is determined in the building regulations as follows; Outside the local plan area, in a sparsely populated area, the plot size must be at least 3000 m2. When the building is connected to the public sewer network, the area of ​​the construction site may be smaller than the above, but not less than 2000 m2.

Consulting neighbors:

The municipality has consulted the neighbors, and they had no objections.

Justifications for the requirement for deviation:

According to Section 171 of the MRL, the municipality has the power to make exceptions.

The property in question is located on the shore of Lake Nerkoo in an unplanned coastal area, so before the building permit is processed, the building right and the suitability of the construction must be examined through a deviation permit. MRL § 72; No building may be built on a coastal zone belonging to the coastal area of ​​a sea or body of water without a local plan or a legally binding master plan that specifically stipulates the use of the master plan or part thereof as the basis for granting a building permit. The building right of an unbuilt property in an unplanned area must be examined by means of a base space examination. The base space examination determines the property division at the time of the cross-section, which has generally been the date of entry into force of the Building Act and Decree on 1 July 1959 and is used in the base space examination to determine the building right in unplanned and undeveloped coastal areas. Premises belonging to the same base space are examined as a whole. Each building site formed in the coastal area reduces the remaining shore building right of the base space. Building sites located outside the dimensioned area, i.e. more than 200 meters from the shoreline, do not affect the amount of building rights.

The base property of property 250-407-14-67 is property 250-407-14-19(x) Viikeri (modified 9.2.1954). Property Palaneenlahti 250-407-14-20 was divided from Viikeri on 11.3.1963. Property Palaneenlahti II was divided from the remaining property Viikeri 250-407-14-21 on 17.6.1966, which formed property Viikeri 250-407-14-23 (x). The properties Haapaniemi 14:26, Silosenkallio 14:27, Rantaketo 14:28, Prunttiniemi 14:29 and Viikeri 14:30(x) were split off from Viikeri on 3 April 1967.

The properties Heinilä II 14:35, Kotiranta 14:36, Ryysyranta 14:37, Runttila 14:38, Hellinkari 14:39, Yrjölä 14-40, Prunttilahti 14:42, Nurmiranta 14:41 and Viikeri 14:43 have been split from Viikeri 14:43. The properties Kaponen 14:44, Tommila 14:45, Rinneranta 14:46(x), Antinranta 14:47, Peltola 14:48, Vinskilä(x) 14:49 and Viikeri (x) 14:50 have also been split from Viikeri 14:30. The properties Vinskilä (x) 14:49 and Viikeri have been divided into the property Vinskilä 14:68 (2.3.2005). The property Viikeri 14:50 has been divided into the property Rinneranta(x) 14-46, which has been further divided into the property Viikeri 14:69 (3.7.2007). The property Ylikoski 14:67 (28.8.2004) has also been divided into the property Viikeri 14:50.

The established dimensioning principle for deviation permit processing is 4-6 building sites/kilometre of coastline. In this case, there is still planning margin for dimensioning, so 7-8 building sites/kilometre of coastline can be used as the dimensioning principle. The base property 250-407-14-19 Viikeri has had a coastline of 1240 metres, or 1,24 km. The actual length of the coastline has been used in the dimensioning calculation, although there is a promontory on the base property's coastline, in which case the so-called modified coastline should be taken into account in the dimensioning.

Dimensioning calculation: 1,24 km mx 6 pcs / km=7,44 pcs (building rights) < 18 building sites used.

Based on the dimensioning calculation, the result is that the base plot has the right to a maximum of 7,44 building sites, i.e. 7 building sites. 18 properties have been divided from base plot 250 -407-14-67, of which all 18 have used the building right. It can be stated that new building sites cannot be granted through the deviation permit procedure, but the building right of the base plot has been exceeded by approximately 2,5 times. If the matter is examined with the efficiency number 8 reserved for zoning, the corresponding number would be approximately 10, when rounded up. In this case, the building right according to the base plot review would also be exceeded.

Prepared by: building inspector Raisa Karinsalo-Manninen

Planning area and its location:

The planning area is located on the shore of Lake Nerkoonjärvi, along Leppäsentie. The total area of ​​the area is 1,78 ha. The length of the shoreline of the plan is approximately 400 meters.

Asemakaavan muutos koskee kiinteistöjä 250-407-8-149, 250-407-8-74, 250-407-8-56, 250-407-8-57 ja 250-407-8-73.

The coastal station plan is intended to prepare six planning plots. The landowners of the area have started the planning work. There are currently five separate properties in the area, three of which have holiday buildings. The goal of the planning is to plan 5 holiday building plots (RA) and 1 plot for a permanent residential building (AO).

Zoning situation

Regional zoning plan

The Pirkanmaa Regional Plan 2040 is in force in the Kihniö area. In the regional plan, the plan area is marked as a rural area. The marking indicates areas that are primarily intended for the use of agriculture and forestry and the industries that support them. In more detailed planning, the area can be designated as a land use with a locally significant impact.

Building ordinance

The Kihniö Municipality Building Regulations were approved by the Municipal Council on June 16, 2014.

Building ban

There is no building ban in the area.

A survey of the area's conditions, building stock and other environmental characteristics.

The area is mainly a forested coastal area. There are other holiday home properties and individual farm economic centers in the vicinity of the planning area. There is a large number of holiday homes around Lake Nerkoonjärvi.

Nature survey

A nature and archaeological survey has been carried out for the area based on the statement issued by Ely on May 12, 2023, which states that according to Section 9 of MRL 132/1999; the plan must be based on planning that assesses significant impacts and the studies and reports required for it.

Dimensioning

The draft plan proposes two new holiday building sites and one existing holiday building will be converted into a year-round residence. The new holiday building sites would be formed by dividing the existing holiday building sites into two. The Ely Centre has pointed out in its statement that the construction sites must be based on a parent property survey to ensure equal treatment of landowners in a similar situation. The holiday building sites in the area must have remaining waterfront construction rights to make the division possible. The draft plan provides for a building right of 180 m2 per square meter for the planned holiday building plots. In addition, a cold storage space of 30 m2 and a carport of 30 m2 may be built on each plot.

The total building rights for the detached house plot (AO) are 250 thousand m2. Floor height 1 u3/4.

Observations on the draft plan

As a measure prior to the preparation of the coastal site plan, a baseline survey has been carried out for the area for the purpose of obtaining a deviation permit on 1 December 2021 for the property Tuulenpesä (formerly Piiloranta and Tuulenpesä). The properties in the area to be planned have been included in the baseline survey carried out for the deviation procedure. The deviation procedure has not made it possible to increase the number of building sites in the area, and in this case, it has been advised to resolve the matter using the coastal zoning procedure.

The owners of property RN 250-403-8-124 are applying for a deviation from Section 12 of the Kihniö Municipality Environmental Protection Regulations, which requires the removal of a decommissioned oil tank from the land.

According to the application, the property's heating system will be changed from oil heating to an air-to-water heat pump system. A 1500-liter plastic oil tank was put into use in 2006. The tank is located in the basement below the storage building, so its removal would cause unreasonable harm to other property, according to the application.

The applicant states that the tank is empty and has a safety basin. The tank must also be cleaned and inspected, and the filling and air pipes must be cut off and plugged out of use.

Review

According to environmental protection regulations, the environmental protection authority may grant an exemption from the obligation to remove an underground tank in individual cases if removing the tank is technically very difficult or would cause unreasonable damage to other property.

Prepared by: Environmental Inspector Elsi Hietaranta

Applied legal guidelines:

Environmental Protection Act, Section 202

Kihniö Municipality Environmental Protection Regulations Section 12

The owners of property RN 250-401-4-56 are applying for a deviation from Section 12 of the Kihniö Municipality Environmental Protection Regulations, which requires the removal of a decommissioned oil tank from the land.

According to the application, the property's heating system will be changed from oil heating to a water-to-air heat pump system. A fiberglass 3000-liter oil tank was installed during the construction of the residential building. The tank is located next to the stone foundation and drainage of the residential building, so its removal would be technically difficult and would cause unreasonable damage to other property.

The applicant states that Viialan Water and Heat Oy will empty the tank, clean it, cut off the filling and air pipes, and put the tank out of use.

Review

According to environmental protection regulations, the environmental protection authority may grant an exemption from the obligation to remove an underground tank in individual cases if removing the tank is technically very difficult or would cause unreasonable damage to other property.

Prepared by: Environmental Inspector Elsi Hietaranta

A derogation from the domestic wastewater treatment requirements pursuant to Section 156 d of the Environmental Protection Act (527/2014) is being applied for for property 250-405-7-5, at Järvisuomentie 80/2.

Application
The applicants have submitted an application for a deviation from the wastewater treatment requirements in September 2023. According to the application, the property houses a carpet laundry, the wastewater of which is treated through three septic tanks and discharged into a ditch outside the groundwater area.

Inspection

The property is located in the Linnankylä A 1 class groundwater area, which means that the wastewater treatment system must comply with the provisions of Sections 154 b and 156 c of the Environmental Protection Act (527/2014) by 31 October 2019. In addition, the property is located in the operational area of ​​the Kihniö municipal water supply plant's sewer network (approved by the Kihniö municipal council on 18 June 2012, Section 14) and outside the urban area.

On 18 October 2023, the environmental inspector carried out an inspection of the property's wastewater system to assess the property's obligation to connect to the sewer. The laundry's wastewater (toilet water) and some stormwater are discharged through four concrete septic tanks into a ditch outside the groundwater area. The property's equipment is conventional in terms of wastewater formation, and the wastewater system is likely original. The carpet laundry and wastewater system are located in the groundwater area. The bottom septic tanks have been emptied twice a year. Only the first septic tank was found to have a T-branch. From the discharge point, the wastewater flows through Mustiluoma to Lehmiluoma and further all the way to Lake Linnanjärvi.

Legislation

Pursuant to Section 157 of the Environmental Protection Act (527/2014), the competent authority of a municipality may, upon application, grant a permit to deviate from the basic cleaning requirements in the area referred to in Section 156a for a maximum period of five years at a time. The exemption does not have to be granted even if the conditions are met.

The condition for granting a deviation is that, taking into account the use of the property, the load on the environment must be considered significantly low compared to the load caused by untreated wastewater, or the measures required to improve the treatment system are, due to the high costs and technical demands, considered as a whole unreasonable for the owner of the property. When assessing the unreasonableness of actions from the property owner's point of view, the following is taken into account:

1) the location of the property in the area intended to be extended to the sewer network;

2) the high age of the owner of the property and those who live permanently on the property and other similar special factors related to the life situation;

3) long-term unemployment or illness of the owner of the real estate or other similar social performance impediment.

In accordance with Section 10 of the Water Management Act (22.8.2014/681), a property located within the operational area of ​​a water management plant must be connected to the plant's water supply and wastewater sewer.

Outside of an urban area, a property does not need to be connected to the wastewater sewer of a water supply company if:

1. the property's water supply system was built before the water supply plant's operating area was approved ja the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act (527/2014) are complied with in the discharge and treatment of wastewater; or

2. the property does not have a water toilet ja The discharge and treatment of its wastewater complies with the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act.

The property is not located in an urban area. In this case, the matter will be investigated in the current situation (when the property has a water toilet) in accordance with point 1) of the above section by determining the date of construction of the wastewater system and the current quality and condition. and whether the current system meets the requirements of the Environmental Protection Act.

According to Section 156 a of the Environmental Protection Act, wastewater treatment in groundwater areas used for water supply or suitable for water supply must be brought into line with the so-called basic treatment requirement by 31 October 2019 at the latest. The implementation of the location-based basic treatment requirement for domestic wastewater is reviewed on a treatment system-by-system basis. The location of the treatment system in groundwater areas used for water supply or suitable for water supply is reviewed according to whether any part of it is located inside the groundwater area.

A system based on four septic tanks is not sufficient to meet the basic treatment requirement under the Environmental Protection Act. In this case, because the carpet cleaning and the wastewater system are located in a groundwater area and because the current system does not meet the minimum requirements set for systems located in this way, the wastewater system does not comply with the Environmental Protection Act. Since the wastewater system of the property does not comply with the Environmental Protection Act, and the property is located in the approved sewer network area of ​​the Municipality of Kihniö, the obligation to connect pursuant to Section 10 of the Water Management Act comes into force.

Prepared by: Environmental Inspector Elsi Hietaranta

There are 6 groundwater areas in the Kihniö municipality, which are classified as follows:

1st class (water is used or will be used for community water supply or as domestic water more than an average of 10 m³ or for the needs of more than 50 people)

• River Village (Kihniönkylä's Korhosjärvi water intake)
• Kirkonkylä (Kihniö water intake)
• Linnankylä A (Nerkoo water cooperative water intake)
• Lake Naarmijärvi (Kankari water intake)

2st class (an area that is suitable for water supply based on yield and other characteristics)

• Pyhäniemi (water intake closed)
• Mäntylänharju (mainly located in Parkano, the former Linnankylä B solar power plant area connected to the groundwater area from the Kihniö side)

The groundwater protection plan was completed in cooperation between the Häme Environment Centre and the municipality of Kihniö in 1997. It presented various measures to manage and reduce the risks observed in the groundwater areas. The work was guided by a steering group formed by representatives of the municipality and the Environment Centre. The implementation of the proposed measures in the plan was intended to be monitored regularly annually, but no monitoring meetings were held.

The environmental inspector inspected the groundwater areas in April-June 2023 and investigated the current status of the proposed measures presented in the protection plan. In addition, any new observations were recorded. The situation in terms of risks had decreased in some respects. For example, water intakes have been fenced off, transformers have been replaced with park transformers, and the properties in the Pyhäniemi PV area have been connected to the sewer.

No progress has been made in the old gravel extraction areas, which were taken before the soil permit was issued. Several groundwater areas have ponds that have formed as a result of too deep extraction. The old extraction areas are also devoid of vegetation in places and are unsightly in terms of landscape with steep cliffs. Despite requests, no notifications are made about domestic extraction from groundwater areas, and soil is also taken to the groundwater level.

The markings indicating groundwater areas were not in order in any of the PV areas. During the review of the need for updating, the wastewater systems or oil tanks of the properties were not reviewed, but it is likely that the systems do not meet the requirements set for groundwater areas in the Environmental Protection Act and Environmental Protection Regulations. An explanation has been requested about the wastewater systems of a couple of individual properties. One of these has been advised to connect to the sewer because the property is located in an operational area.

The groundwater area-specific action proposals for 1997, the 2023 inspections and the action proposals made are presented in the accompanying material.

Prepared by: Environmental Inspector Elsi Hietaranta tel. 044 7865 650

Seija Risberg is applying for a joint permit under the Soil and Environmental Protection Act for the excavation and crushing of rock material for the property RN:o 250-403-14-36, od. Rajalammintie, Kihniö. The property is owned by the applicant. The permit is being applied for for 10 years. The area of ​​the operating area is 2 ha and the extraction area is 0,4 ha, from which approximately 40,000 m of rock material will be extracted.³The contact person is Nils-Erik Risberg.

The need for a permit is determined on the basis of Section 27(1) of the Environmental Protection Act, Annex 1, Table 2, items 7c and 7e (quarry, crushing plant) and Section 27(2) of the Environmental Protection Act (activity that may cause unreasonable burden on the basis of the Neighbourhood Relations Act). The competent permit authority is the municipal environmental protection authority pursuant to Section 2(6) of the Environmental Protection Decree.

Previous permits

The area has previously had a soil permit from 2012 to 2022 and is now applying for a joint permit to continue the operation. The operation has not previously had an environmental permit for quarrying and crushing. Rock materials have been quarried from approximately 0,7 ha of the area.

Location and environmental conditions

The rock quarry is located on Rajalamminvuori, approximately 2,5 km east of the center of Kihniö at the end of the forest road leaving from Rajalammintie. The rock quarry is not located in a groundwater area. The surrounding area is used for forestry.

The nearest disturbed sites are residential buildings in the surrounding areas. The nearest residential building is the applicant's and is located approximately 400 meters to the northeast. Three other residential buildings are located within a 500-meter radius along Rajalammintie. The nearest holiday home is located approximately 600 meters to the south on the shore of Syyslampi.

The nearest body of water, Rajalampi, is located approximately 120 meters away. Surface waters from the rocky area flow through Rajalampi, Syyslampi and Palolampi to Sulkuejärvi. The distance from the rocky area to Sulkuejärvi is approximately 4,5 km along ditches and streams. There are no areas of value for nature conservation, ancient monuments, valuable rocky areas or cultural environments in the nearby area.

Zoning situation

The Pirkanmaa regional plan does not include any special markings in the rock quarry area, but rather the area belongs to a rural area. There are also no municipal land use plans in the area.

Admission and aftercare measures

A joint permit is being applied for for the extraction and crushing of rock material for a period of 10 years. The area of ​​the planning area is 2 ha and the extraction area is 0,4 ha. The aim is to direct the extraction from the old extraction area to the north and east. According to the application, the total amount of rock material to be extracted in the area is 40,000 m³An average of 6,000 tonnes and a maximum of 30,000 tonnes of crushed rock are mined and crushed per year.

A flat area of ​​0,45 ha in the southern part of the planning area will be used as the crushing and storage area. A depot area will be built on the northwestern edge of this area, where equipment will be stored.

The trees in the intake area will be felled and the topsoil will be stripped from the rock in the intake area and stored at the edges of the intake area. The rock quarry will be crushed using mobile equipment and the crushed material will be stored at the intake area. The edges will be excavated vertically and shaped with topsoil to a slope of 1:3. The elevation of the base of the intake area is proposed to be the old intake level +156,20. The elevation of the Rajalampi pond is approximately 152,40, which is approximately four meters lower than the lowest elevation of the rock material intake.

According to the application, the area does not need a clarification basin to clarify quarry waters. A channel has been blasted into the rock, from which the water drains into Rajalampi and further into Syyslampi, from where the water flows through ditches into Sulkue. The channel is filled with coarse rock material, which enables filtration. A separate sedimentation basin is not needed.

According to the waste management plan for mining waste, topsoil and wood each amount to 1000 kg. Topsoil is used to shape slopes. Wood waste is collected for chipping.

Traffic in the area takes place along the farm road leading to the intake area from Järvi-Suomentie and Rajalammintie.

During the permit period, the rock will be mined and crushed 2-3 times. The crushing will be done outside the summer season. During the year, there will be 20 days of crushing, 10 days of drilling, 10 days of breaking, 5 days of blasting and 30 days of loading and transportation.

The steep slopes of the intake area will be protected with flag lines. Aftercare measures will be carried out when the activities in the area have ended. The slopes will be shaped and the slopes will be eased to a gradient of 1:3 on the surface areas of the area. The upper and lower ends of the slopes will be shaped flexibly in relation to the surrounding terrain. The area will be left to reforest with natural seeding.

Environmental impacts and prevention of harm

The operation is not expected to cause any disturbing noise to the environment. The operation will also not have a significant impact on the soil, groundwater, nature or waterways.

The risks are related to oil and fuel leaks from machinery and equipment. No fuels will be stored in the intake area and unnecessary vehicle traffic will be avoided in the planning area. To minimize risks, refueling and maintenance of loading and transport equipment will only take place at a point built for this purpose. Possible disadvantages will be minimal, as the operation will not be located in a groundwater area.

Proceedings

The joint permit application was submitted to the municipality of Kihniö on 20 June 2023. The permit application was announced on the municipality's website between 22 June and 26 July 2023. In addition, a separate notification was sent to six properties in the affected area about the pending application.

Statements from the environmental health service of the city of Sastamala and the Pirkanmaa ELY Centre were requested regarding the permit application.

Environmental health care of the city of Sastamala announces in its statement on July 20, 2023 that the health protection authority has no objections to the permit application.

ELY Centre The statement issued on August 11, 2023 states that the following should be taken into account when processing a joint permit:

• In areas susceptible to disturbance, noise generated by operations must not exceed the outdoor noise guideline values ​​laid down in the Government Decision on Noise Level Guidelines (993/1992).
• Noise sources must be located as low as technically possible in the operating area. Raw material, topsoil and product storage piles must be kept high enough to prevent the spread of noise and must be located in such a way that the spread of noise to noise-sensitive areas is prevented.
• If the stone crushing plant is located less than 500 meters from a site susceptible to interference, such as a residential building, the noise must be prevented using the best noise prevention measures in terms of acoustics (e.g. enclosures or rubber mats).
• Noise barriers must be built in the immediate vicinity of the noise source.
• If a stone crushing plant is located less than 500 meters from a site susceptible to disturbance, dust must be prevented from entering the environment by using the best available dust control technology (e.g. by watering or enclosing emission sources).
• Storage piles and vehicle loads must be watered if necessary and dust from vehicles must be prevented from spreading outside the operating area.
• If the distance of the operation from noise-sensitive sites is less than 500 meters, no crushing, drilling, demolition or blasting, nor loading or transportation may be carried out on weekends or public holidays, but on weekdays during the following operating hours:
  • crushing from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.;
  • drilling from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.;
  • violation between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.;
  • explosions from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; and
  • loading and transportation between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
• The bottom of the intake area must be sloped so that surface water does not accumulate there. The drainage of water must not cause waterlogging or other harm to adjacent properties.
• The entry of fuels and other substances that pose a risk of environmental pollution into the soil and groundwater must be prevented. Any emissions must be reported immediately to the supervisory authority.
• Placing waste, surplus materials, etc. in the intake area is not permitted.
• The extraction area must be maintained in accordance with the Ministry of the Environment's guide (Sustainable Use of Soil Materials, 2023). The permit must specify the aftercare measures. Only clean soil may be brought into the area for aftercare in addition to the material already in the area. A soil layer of approximately half a meter thick is sufficient for forest growth and for the area to adapt to the surrounding nature and landscape. An unauthorized landfill must not be formed in the area. Soil materials that introduce alien species into the area must not be used for landscaping. After rock extraction in the area or sub-area has ended, the edges must be sloped to a slope of approximately 1:3.
• If there is a lot of earthworks transport in a short period of time, e.g. dozens of transports per day, it would be a good idea to consider placing a warning sign on the main road with an additional sign "earthworks" approximately 300 m before the junction from both directions of arrival.

No reminders were left about the permit application during the time it was on display.

Applicant did not respond to statements and reminders.

Inspection

The environmental inspector inspected the rock quarry area on 6 September 2023. The inspection found that a pond had formed at the bottom of the quarry area. The area does not contain any particularly important habitats or noteworthy species. The pine-dominated coniferous forest is not suitable as a habitat for the flying squirrel.

Unnumbered supporting material:

Map attachment showing the location of the rock area

Aerial view of the area

Statement by the Pirkanmaa ELY Centre

Prepared by: Environmental Inspector Elsi Hietaranta

The Technical Committee's proposal for the budget for 2023 and the financial plan for 2025-2026.

The accompanying material includes the budget proposal for 2024 and the financial plan for 2025-2026.

Pirkanmaa Wellbeing Area / Pirkanmaa Rescue Department has approached the municipality's technical department regarding the necessary modifications at the Kihniö fire station in July 2023. The need for a change of premises is based on the reorganization of the tenant's (rescue department) operations, according to which the Kihniö fire station will start as a so-called hybrid station from 1 January 2024. The hybrid station will house both rescue and first aid units. At the Kihniö station, this means that first aid personnel and an ambulance will move to the fire station premises and instead of the current unmanned station, the premises will house a first aid on-call service. The modification needs are mainly related to measures to improve the functionality of the equipment hall and the construction of first aid office, storage, social, rest and lounge areas.

The user's (tenant's) modification needs were identified in a site inspection on July 13, 2023, and the design was started on August 10, 2023. Sitowise Oy was responsible for the design (main design, architectural design, structural design, building services design). The plans were approved by the user on October 17, 2023. A building permit will be applied for the modifications.

A request for tender for the overall contract has been prepared for the alterations. Tenders have been requested from three construction companies in a restricted procurement. Two tenders submitted by the deadline of 3 November 2023 at 12:00:

- Marko Mustajärvi Oy, total price 66,800 euros VAT 0%

- Seinäjoen Rivirakenne Oy, total price 79,400 euros, VAT 0%

The total cost estimate for the project based on the bids received is:

- design €10,000

- construction and HVAC contract €67,000

- separate purchases €9,000 (lifting doors and locking changes)

- additional and modification work reserve 5% €4,000

TOTAL 90,000 euros.

The share of the annual renovation-type work belonging to the landlord and work on other premises in the contract is estimated to be approximately 40,000 euros. The share of the contract resulting from the tenants' relocation needs is approximately 50,000 euros.

Negotiations with the tenant regarding the costs of the conversion project are still ongoing. During the project, it has become clear that Pirha will conduct a review of the structural changes related to the adjustment of finances and operations in November 2023, and therefore cannot make new commitments before the cost-saving measures program is completed.

Plans, tender documents and offers will be available for viewing at the meeting.

The Consumer Safety Act (920/2011) requires service providers to prepare a safety document for certain consumer services. Such consumer services refer to a service that is provided primarily to private individuals in a location for use in their leisure time, hobbies and other activities. In the municipality of Kihniö, a safety document must be prepared for the following services:

- gym

- playground

- skateboarding area

- adventure, experience and nature service

- swimming pool

- beach

It has not been reliably established from the archives of the Technical Service that the safety documents have been prepared or that they are up to date and available. The Technical Service Administration has begun preparing safety documents for the sports venues under its responsibility. The content of the safety document is in accordance with the provisions of the so-called Safety Document Decree (1110/2011). A service provider may prepare one common safety document for several services of the same type.

The safety document for public areas of the municipality has been prepared to cover playgrounds and skateboard areas, outdoor fitness areas, playing fields and ice skating rinks, and frisbee golf courses located in public areas. The safety document for these has been prepared jointly.

A safety document must still be prepared for the beaches, gym, health centre pool section and Geopark Käskyvuori cross-country trail. The educational services/sports and outdoor activities services must check, prepare and update the safety document for gym activities. In the health centre pool section, each operator must take care of preparing the safety document. The technical department is responsible for renting these two facilities, not for providing services. The safety document for the Geopark Käskyvuori cross-country trail is prepared in cooperation with the sports department.

Safety documents are made available on the municipality's website and at the site, when it can be stored indoors.

• Inspection report on Kihniö municipality's sports and playground services / Tukes
• Road lighting in sparsely populated areas
• Hämeenlinna Administrative Court decision regarding the old school