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The Legal Definition of Railway Areas in Poland. The Limitations of Investment and Conducting Business Activity on the Railway Areas

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Szulc P.
Adam Mickiewicz University Law Review
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2018
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vol. 8
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The paper analyses the legal definition of railway areas in Poland based on the Railway Transport Act. The author tries to find an answer to the question of what the legal status of railway areas in the Polish legal system is, with emphasis on the classification of railway areas to the wider group of special areas. Moreover, the paper describes the restrictions on investments on railway areas which are presented based on the previous judicature of the Polish administrative courts. Then other detailed obligations resulting from the special legal regime in this area are explained.
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Przekształcanie zabytkowych dworców i terenów kolejowych w struktury wielofunkcyjne

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Foljanty K.
Architectus
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2016
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issue 2(46)
65-78
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Dworzec kolejowy odegrał znaczącą rolę w rozwoju urbanistycznym w XIX i na początku XX w. Po II wojnie światowej wiele oryginalnych historycznych struktur zostało wyburzonych. Kolej ustąpiła miejsca samochodom i ogromne terminale kolejowe w centrach miast stały się nieużyteczne i drogie w utrzymaniu. Wraz z pojawieniem się kolei dużych prędkości obserwujemy renesans dworców, które muszą być dostosowane do zmieniających się potrzeb. Przy jednoczesnym planowaniu połączeń kolejowych i budowaniu dworców następuje transformacja nieużytków kolejowych na nowe funkcje. W niniejszym artykule zaprezentowano i przeanalizowano przykładowe modernizacje śródmiejskich dworców kolejowych i terenów do nich przyległych przeprowadzone w krajach Unii Europejskiej.
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The railway station has played a significant role in urban development of European Cities in the 19th and early 20th century. After World War II many of the original historic structures were demolished. Railways had to give way to cars and terminus stations in the city centers became impractical and too expensive to maintain. With the development of high-speed rail, a renaissance of railway stations can be observed, in which the stations are adapted to the changing needs of passengers and transportation. A new planning approach focuses not on the station building alone, but also the surrounding areas are transformed. This article presents and analyzes selected examples of modernization projects of railway stations and adjacent downtown areas carried out in the European Union.
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