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BOUNDARIES OF THE COMPONENT PART 02
The urban component part is located south of the river Ohře. In the northern part, the boundary corresponds with
the area of the medieval town inside the town walls. On the eastern and southern sides, its eamlessly connects to the
territory of the historical "Pražské předměstí" - the Prague Suburb, from which the boundary of the component part 02
returns to the northern part of the town.

As the starting point for description of the urban component part 02 boundary, plot No. 6800/1 in Příkrá Street on the
north was chosen. The boundary then it leads east ward clock wise through the axis of Streets Příkrá Street and
Nákladní Street plot No. 6810/1, crossing Kruhové Square plot No. 6775/1 and follows the axis of U odborů Street plots
No. 6781/3, 6781/1. There it turns south along the axis of Fügnerova Street plot No. 6781/1, breaking to the east and
it runs along the axis of Tyršova Street plot No. 6777/1 in a southeast direction.

Then it turns to the west and follows the axis of Pražská Street plot No. 6960/1, and continues along the axis of the
Komenského alej Street plot No. 6960/2 to the Masarykova Street plot No. 6787/1. Here, the boundary turns north to the
southwest corner of plot No. 505/1 and continues west ward along the southern boundary of building plot No. 505/1,
plots No. 221 and 220/1, building plots No. 508, 510/2 and 1133/2, plots No. 233/4 and 233/3, building plot No. 511, plots
No. 6789, 6730/13 and 6730/16, building plots No. 974, 975 and plot No. 6730/14. On the western corner, the boundary
continues east wardsalong the northern side of plot No. 6730/15, building plot No. 1577/2, again plots No. 6730/15
and 6730/12, building plot No. 3129, plot No. 6730/6, building plot No. 973 and plots No. 6730/4, 6731/1 and 6731/10.
Here, the boundary turns to the southeast along plots No. 6731/9 and 6731/3, follows the north and east side of plot
No. 246/1, and perpendicularly crosses the Pod známkovnou Street, plot No. 6798, towards the northwest corner
of plot No. 246/5. The property boundaries continue east ward along the northern side of plot No. 246/5, building plot
No. 1977/1, plot No. 252/4, building plot No. 533/3, plot No. 252/2, and building plot No. 539. Here it turns north and
perpendicularly crosses the Chmelařská Street, plot No. 6794/1, toward the southwest corner of plot No. 909, which
bypasses from the west and north direction.

It continues east ward along the northern boundary of plot No. 909, building plots No. 549, 550/1, 552/3 and 552/1
to the point where it crosses north ward at the communication plot 6794/1 and on the western side, building plot No.
554 and plot No. 6753. It goes to Příkrá Street, where it turns to the north and along the town walls, the boundary comes
to its starting point at the buildings of the Žatec Brewery.

SHARED BUFFER ZONE OF BOTH COMPONENT PARTS 33
A shared buffer zone was defined for both component parts, which was determined to create adequate space for
increased regulation of the activities in the vicinity of the nominated property. This connection will streng then the
internal functional integrity of the property and the general awareness of the historical and spatial context of both
component parts.
The extent of the buffer zone is based on a rational combination of natural terrain conditions in the area and the functional
use of the site, which is closely related to the nominated landscape. The boundary of the buffer zone follows, as much
as possible, the existing clear lines evident in the landscape (roads, terrain breaks, streams) or is uniquely determined
by the boundaries of cadastral and administrative areas. At the same time, the long-term stable boundaries of the
affected cadastral territories and self-governing municipalities have been used to the maximum extent. If necessary,
the boundary follows the exact boundaries of individual plots, as recorded in the real estate cadastre, in order for the
protective functions and related governance of the state administration to be unambiguous and as comprehensible
as possible in the territory of the buffer zone.

The buffer zone fully includes the main road connecting the two componentparts, as well as respects the relevant part
of the river Ohře’s course and also the relevant sections of the two local railway lines, whose role in the development
of hop growing and trade is also essential. Last but not least, the buffer zone contains some significant contextual
building units that complement the whole story of local cultivation, breeding, and processing of hops. Namely, the
premises of the Hop Research Institute (research and breeding entity) at the western edge, as well as the modern
processing complex of the CHMELAŘSTVÍ, cooperative Žatec, north of component part 02 at the railway junction.
It also includes the important, but now defunct, Dreher’s Export Brewery. The area of the buffer zone also includes
other productive hop fields (forexample, north of component part 02 or in the area along the river Ohře). They are not
as concentrated as in component part 01 but complete the overall picture of the nominated cultural landscape. They
might form a welcome, more comprehensive background for potential visitors to the area who will want to follow the
specifics of hop growing in a broader context.

The large extent and character of the buffer zone can thus ensure future monitoring and a coordinated development
of other presentation activities related to the values of the property and the development of visitor infrastructure
outside the property itself.