Area of the maritime state property district managed by the North Adriatic Sea Port Authority
Release of Maritime State Concessions
The North Adriatic Sea Port Authority has jurisdiction over the state-owned maritime port areas (Ministerial Decree 6 April 1994) which include:
Maritime state water areas and canals located between the Malamocco and Lido inlets (Malamocco Canal, South/West/North/Brentella Industrial Canals, Vittorio Emanuele, Giudecca Canal, San Marco Basin, Navigation Canals, and San Felice Canal).
State property areas along the edges of the maritime canals.
Areas, parking lots, port facilities, and buildings (state property extensions or private works within state property areas) in Porto Marghera, Mira, Venice Historic Center, Cavallino Treporti.
By a decree dated March 21, 2014, the territorial jurisdiction was expanded to include the Offshore Platform area (located at coordinates Lat. 45° 17.3′ N – Long. 12° 30.4′ E WGS84), its associated maneuvering basins, water areas, and complementary roads, the major navigation canal connecting it to the Malamocco port inlet, and the connection areas at sea and on land for the passage of installations and connection infrastructure.
Finally, as of Legislative Decree No. 169 of August 4, 2016, and the subsequent Ministerial Decree No. 64 of March 7, 2017, establishing the Port Authority of the Northern Adriatic Sea, the state property district, previously managed by APV, was expanded to include the Chioggia port area.
The Port Authority manages the concession of these areas for port-related activities, development, and the use of maritime state property, whether on the surface or subsurface/sub-bottom/overhead (for laying pipelines). It also manages authorizations for works within 30 meters from the boundary of the maritime state property.
Types of Maritime State Property Concessions
Maritime state property concessions, granted through administrative acts, fall into the following categories:
- Temporary for contingent reasons (e.g., construction sites or events) with a duration of less than a year.
- Infra–quadrannial with a duration ranging from one to four years.
- Multi–year with a duration exceeding four years.
- Authorizations granted for carrying out works on maritime state property areas and for the execution of new works on private land within 30 meters of the state property boundary, as per Article 55 of the Navigation Code.
Legislation, regulations and forms
– Royal Decree 30 March 1943, n.327 – Navigation Code.
– Presidential Decree of 10 February 1952, n.328 – Regulations for the execution of the Navigation Code.
– Law 28 January 1994, n. 84 – Reorganization of port legislation.
– Legislative Decree 04 August 2016, n. 169 – Reorganisation, rationalization and simplification of the regulations concerning the Port Authorities referred to in law 28 January 1994, n. 84, implementing article 8, paragraph 1, letter f), of law 7 August 2015, n. 124.
– Law 7 August 1990, n. 241 – New rules regarding administrative proceedings and the right of access to administrative documents.
– Law 4 December 1993, n. 494 – Conversion into law, with amendments, of the legislative decree of 5 October 1993, n. 400, containing provisions for the determination of fees relating to maritime state concessions.
– GGE Law 23 December 1996, n. 647 – Conversion into law, with amendments, of the legislative decree of 21 October 1996, n. 535, containing urgent provisions for the port, maritime, shipbuilding and shipping sectors, as well as interventions to ensure certain air connections.
– Legislative Decree 6 September 2011, n. 159 – Code of anti-mafia laws and prevention measures, as well as new provisions regarding anti-mafia documentation, pursuant to articles 1 and 2 of law 13 August 2010, n. 136.
– Resolution of the Management Committee n. 4 of 01/27/2022 – Regulation on maritime state concessions (download here)
– AdSPMAS Decree n. 238 of 02/26/2019 – Maritime state concessions regulation (download here)
– AdSPMAS Resolution n. 11 of 14 December 2018 – Regulation on maritime state concessions (download here)
– Decree APV 1665 of 15 May 2014 – Amendment to the attached administrative procedure regulation (download here)
– Decree APV 1299 of 2 July 2010 – Administrative procedure regulation (download here)
– Sample concession application (download in pdf or doc format)
– Sample declaration in lieu of C.C.I.A.A. registration (download in pdf or doc format)
– Sample declaration in lieu of signature powers for a multi-year deed (download in pdf or doc format)
– Application form to request a facsimile Bank Guarantee (download in pdf or doc format)
– Application form to request a facsimile of the Suretyship Policy (download in pdf or doc format)
– Sample acceptance of conditions (download in pdf or doc format)
– Anti-mafia communication (download in pdf or doc format)
– Anti-mafia information (download in pdf or doc format)
– Application form D2 (download in pdf format)
– Information on the processing of personal data (download in pdf format)
– Instructions and requirements for issuing the concession (download in pdf format)
– SID – Portale del Mare DO.RI. “D” forms (go to website)
Contacts
State Property Management
Competent area: Enhancement of state-owned assets area – State-owned concessions area
Telephone: +39 041.5334782 – 4267
Fax: +39 041. 5334254
PEC: autoritaportuale.venezia@legalmail.it
E-mail (solo per informazioni): adspmas.demanio@port.venice.it