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The coat of arms is blue with a house over a bridge with an
embattled tower to the right and a bell-tower to the left all
silver/white, from which is issuing a golden palm tree. The flag
is yellow with the coat of arms in the middle. Adopted: around
1995 (?).
Source: Flag for hoisting on streets of Crikvenica, 20x40
cm, 1997.
Zeljko Heimer
The decisions in the official gazette regarding the flag of
Crikvenica:
- Odluka o osnivanju Odbora za grb i zastavu, Slubene
novine upanije primorsko-goranske, br. 2/95.
- Odluka o grbu i zastavi Grada Crikvenice, 03.08.1995,
Slubene novine upanije primorsko-goranske, br. 12/96,
10. svibnja 1996.
- Odluka o uvjetima uporabe grba i zastave Grada Crikvenice,
03.08.1998, Slubene novine Primorsko-goranske
upanije, br. 17/98, 21. kolovoza 1998.
The first one establishes a commission to prepaire for the
adoption of the symbols.
The 1995 decision adopts the symbols (the buildings in the Coat of Arms represent the old fortified city of
Crikvenica, so called 'katel'). The decision prescribes
that it shall be published in the gazette after the ministry
approves the design, so the publication date only in May 1996 -
presumably after the approval from the Ministry, of course.
The third one further elaborates on conditions of use of the city
symbols and the procedure for their commercial exploitation. It
prescribe, like the most other decisions in Croatia, that the use
of the coat of arms and the flag in educational, scientific and
artistic purposes is free as long as it does not undermine the
dignity and fame of the city.
Here in Crikvenica also use in propaganda purposes the use is
free under above conditions, though I am not quite sure how could
they determine what propaganda is dignified and what is not. The
adoption date of the flag would be 3 August 1995.
The decisions do not mention the ceremonial flag even as a hint,
even if it is certainly used, as seen on photos in media.
Zeljko Heimer, 17 August 2003