LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

of September 30, 2011 No. 192

About the monuments built in public places

For the purpose of creation of optimal conditions for promotion of national and international values by means of the works of monumental art established in public places, their integration into cultural, educational, urban policies, providing the adequate legal base for construction and the protection of this type of monuments approved with provisions of conventions and recommendations of UNESCO and Council of Europe in the field of cultural heritage

The Parliament adopts this organic law.

Chapter I General provisions

Article 1. Subject of this law

This law regulates general legal regime of construction of monuments in public places, including creations and installations, and also their administration and protection.

Article 2. Basic concepts

In this law the following concepts are used:

the monuments built in public places, – immovable objects works of monumental art (volume and space compositions, statues, busts, memorial boards with sculptural relief, crucifixions, crosses), together with the territory which is taken away for them, having decorative, memorial or religious nature, located in public places, on the lands which are in public property of the state or administrative and territorial units;

the territory of the monument built in the public place – specially allotted the site/area of the earth on which performing monumental art, in parts or in full including adjacent characteristic arrangement which is integral part of monument is located (decorative barriers, beds, lawns, paths, steps, etc.);

the conservation zone of the monument built in the public place – the space with the special security mode established around the territory of the monument built in the public place for the purpose of ensuring its preserving, use, physical and visual access to it.

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