30. INFLUENCE OF INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS ON SPATIAL PLANNING POWER IN POLAND – SEA AND MEDIATION
Local planning power (autonomy) refers to the local planning rights constitutionally guaranteed to local authorities. The basis for planning autonomy is the constitutional right of municipal self-government. Apart from national law, local planning power is shaped by international regulation. The aim of the article is to analyze the influence of the SEA and mediation on local planning power. The basis for the analysis is the polish legal system. The results of the SEA and associated public participation are not binding upon the local authority, they do play an important role in shaping the planning power enjoyed at local level. They cannot be seen as tools that limits power, but rather as sources of knowledge that allow a fully-conscious decision to be taken.
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- AuthorAgata Kosieradzka-Federczyk et al.
- AffiliationCardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw
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