The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage
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Resumo: | The purpose of this article is to present some of the instruments used by municipalities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul to document and protect cultural heritage, specifically built heritage. This was possible through the autonomy given by the Federal Constitution of 1988 for municipalities to complement laws and means of protecting their local heritage. Therefore, this research is theoretically based on existing legislation searched on the website www.leismunicipais.com.br, using the keywords “comprehensive plan”, “heritage site listing”, “inventory”, “historical heritage”, “cultural heritage”. Thus, official data were used to provide a quantitative basis for the means of protection, and then specific cases of some municipalities were analyzed. As a result from the 497 municipalities, 255 have a Comprehensive Plan, although only 109 have more than twenty thousand inhabitants and, therefore, are required by the city statute to have a Comprehensive Plan. There are 118 municipalities that have the Heritage Protection Law, and 46 have a Heritage Protection Council. Only 45 of the municipalities have properties listed at the municipal level, and few have properties inventoried by the municipality, use polygonal areas or special protection zones. It is necessary to encourage the registration and protection of assets through public policies. |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritageOs meios utilizados por municípios gaúchos para documentação do seu patrimônio cultural edificadoCultural heritagemunicipal cultural heritagelocal heritage protectionPatrimônio culturalpatrimônio cultural municipalproteção do patrimônio localThe purpose of this article is to present some of the instruments used by municipalities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul to document and protect cultural heritage, specifically built heritage. This was possible through the autonomy given by the Federal Constitution of 1988 for municipalities to complement laws and means of protecting their local heritage. Therefore, this research is theoretically based on existing legislation searched on the website www.leismunicipais.com.br, using the keywords “comprehensive plan”, “heritage site listing”, “inventory”, “historical heritage”, “cultural heritage”. Thus, official data were used to provide a quantitative basis for the means of protection, and then specific cases of some municipalities were analyzed. As a result from the 497 municipalities, 255 have a Comprehensive Plan, although only 109 have more than twenty thousand inhabitants and, therefore, are required by the city statute to have a Comprehensive Plan. There are 118 municipalities that have the Heritage Protection Law, and 46 have a Heritage Protection Council. Only 45 of the municipalities have properties listed at the municipal level, and few have properties inventoried by the municipality, use polygonal areas or special protection zones. It is necessary to encourage the registration and protection of assets through public policies.O objetivo desse artigo é apresentar alguns dos instrumentos utilizados por municípios gaúchos para documentar e proteger seu patrimônio cultural, especificamente o patrimônio edificado. Isso tornou-se possível através da autonomia dada pela Constituição Federal de 1988 para os municípios complementarem leis e meios de proteção do seu patrimônio local. Com esse escopo, a pesquisa é embasada teoricamente nas legislações existentes e que foram pesquisadas no site www.leis municipais.com.br, pelas palavras chave plano diretor, tombamento, inventário, patrimônio histórico, patrimônio cultural. Sendo assim, dados oficiais foram utilizados para dar um embasamento quantitativo dos meios de proteção e depois foram analisados casos específicos de alguns municípios. Como resultado dos 497 municípios gaúchos, 255 municípios possuem Plano Diretor, apesar de somente 109 possuírem mais de vinte mil habitantes e, portanto, serem obrigados pelo estatuto da cidade a possuir Plano Diretor. Os municípios que possuem Lei de Proteção do Patrimônio são 118, e 46 possuem Conselho de Proteção ao Patrimônio. Somente 45 dos municípios do estado possuem bens tombados na esfera municipal, e poucos possuem bens inventariados pelo próprio município, ou usam poligonais ou zonas de proteção especial. É preciso que sejam incentivadas o registro e proteção de bens através de políticas públicas.Universidade LaSalle - Unilasalle Canoas2021-12-22info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://revistas.unilasalle.edu.br/index.php/Mouseion/article/view/931810.18316/mouseion.v0i40.9318Mouseion; No. 40 (2021); p. 01-17Revista Mouseion; n. 40 (2021); p. 01-171981-7207reponame:Mouseion (Canoas)instname:Centro Universitário La Salle (Unilasalle)instacron:UNILASALLEporhttps://revistas.unilasalle.edu.br/index.php/Mouseion/article/view/9318/pdfCopyright (c) 2021 Mouseioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessOppermann Thies, Cristiane LeticiaViana de Souza, Daniel Maurício2023-01-06T20:20:39Zoai:ojs.revistas.unilasalle.edu.br:article/9318Revistahttps://revistas.unilasalle.edu.br/index.php/Mouseionhttps://revistas.unilasalle.edu.br/index.php/Mouseion/oai||revista.mouseion@unilasalle.edu.br1981-72071981-7207opendoar:2023-01-06T20:20:39Mouseion (Canoas) - Centro Universitário La Salle (Unilasalle)false |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage Os meios utilizados por municípios gaúchos para documentação do seu patrimônio cultural edificado |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage Oppermann Thies, Cristiane Leticia Cultural heritage municipal cultural heritage local heritage protection Patrimônio cultural patrimônio cultural municipal proteção do patrimônio local |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage |
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The means used by municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul to document their built cultural heritage |
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Oppermann Thies, Cristiane Leticia |
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Oppermann Thies, Cristiane Leticia Viana de Souza, Daniel Maurício |
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Viana de Souza, Daniel Maurício |
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Oppermann Thies, Cristiane Leticia Viana de Souza, Daniel Maurício |
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Cultural heritage municipal cultural heritage local heritage protection Patrimônio cultural patrimônio cultural municipal proteção do patrimônio local |
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Cultural heritage municipal cultural heritage local heritage protection Patrimônio cultural patrimônio cultural municipal proteção do patrimônio local |
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The purpose of this article is to present some of the instruments used by municipalities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul to document and protect cultural heritage, specifically built heritage. This was possible through the autonomy given by the Federal Constitution of 1988 for municipalities to complement laws and means of protecting their local heritage. Therefore, this research is theoretically based on existing legislation searched on the website www.leismunicipais.com.br, using the keywords “comprehensive plan”, “heritage site listing”, “inventory”, “historical heritage”, “cultural heritage”. Thus, official data were used to provide a quantitative basis for the means of protection, and then specific cases of some municipalities were analyzed. As a result from the 497 municipalities, 255 have a Comprehensive Plan, although only 109 have more than twenty thousand inhabitants and, therefore, are required by the city statute to have a Comprehensive Plan. There are 118 municipalities that have the Heritage Protection Law, and 46 have a Heritage Protection Council. Only 45 of the municipalities have properties listed at the municipal level, and few have properties inventoried by the municipality, use polygonal areas or special protection zones. It is necessary to encourage the registration and protection of assets through public policies. |
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