Mereohutuseeskirjade

Mereohutuseeskirjade, also known as mereohutuseeskirjad in Estonian, are legal documents used in Estonia to protect the interests of the owner of a property located on the shore of a body of water. These documents are typically used when the property is located in a coastal area or near a lake, and the owner is concerned about potential damage to the property from water-related activities.

The mereohutuseeskirjade is a legal agreement between the property owner and the relevant authorities, such as the local government or a water management agency. The document outlines the specific measures that must be taken to protect the property from water-related risks, such as erosion, flooding, or pollution. These measures may include the construction of protective structures, such as seawalls or retaining walls, or the implementation of water management practices, such as dredging or sediment control.

The mereohutuseeskirjade is an important tool for protecting the interests of property owners in coastal and lakefront areas. By outlining the specific measures that must be taken to protect the property, the document helps to ensure that the property is adequately protected from water-related risks. Additionally, the document can help to prevent disputes between property owners and the relevant authorities by clearly outlining the responsibilities and obligations of each party.