La présente loi met en exécution la loi fédérale sur l'aménagement du territoire du 22 juin 1979. Elle a pour but d'assurer une utilisation rationnelle et mesurée du sol, ainsi qu'un développement économique harmonieux, conformément aux objectifs et aux exigences de la loi fédérale sur l'aménagement du territoire. Le texte comprend 46 articles répartis en 4 chapitres ocmme suit: Dispositions générales (1er); Tâches du canton (2); Dispositions transitoires et finales (4); Tâches des communes (3).

Ce décret ajoute au décret qui fixe les procédures d'élaboration et d'approbation du plan directeur d'aménagement et d'urbanisme et le contenu des documents y afférents, des dispositions relatives aux zones et terrains exposés aux risques naturels,notamment les failles sismiques, les glissements ou effondrements de terrain, coulées de boue, tassements, liquéfaction, éboulements, inondations ainsi qu’aux périmètres de protection des zones et les terrains exposés aux risques technologiques présentés par les établissements et les infrastructures, notamment les installations chimiques et pétroc

Ce décret modifie le décret quifixe les procédures d'élaboration et d'approbation des plans d'occupation des sols ainsi que le contenu des documents y afférents en ajoutant des dispositions relatives aux zones et terrains exposés aux risques naturels,notamment les failles sismiques, les glissements ou effondrements de terrain, coulées de boue, tassements, liquéfaction, éboulements, inondations ainsi qu’aux périmètres de protection des zones et les terrains exposés aux risques technologiques présentés par les établissements et les infrastructures, notamment les installations chimiques et pét

This Chapter provides for the management and other matters of Government land. It consists of 8 Articles divided into sections. Article 1 contains general provisions. The Department of Land Management shall have authority of all government real property for purposes of this Chapter. The Director of Land Management may, when necessary, reserve or set aside government real property not reserved by law for specific public use for the future use of any other department or agency of the government pursuant to section 5.

Le présent décret porte organisation du Ministère de la planification, de la programmation du développement et de l'aménagement du territoire, chargé de l'élaboration des orientations générales et des stratégies de développement à moyen et long terme et du suivi de leur mise en oeuvre.

Abroge: Décret n° 2003/178 portant organisation du Ministère des affaires économiques, de la programmation et de l’aménagement du territoire. (2003-08-24)

This Law sets forth the rules and principles for determining land and soil resources and their classification, preparing land utilization plans, preventing non-purpose utilization, and defining the tasks and obligations to ensure land and soil preservation. Soil Preservation Boards are established in each province to examine, assess and monitor the activities related to the preservation, development and productive utilization of lands. Lands are classified as absolute farming lands, special crop lands, cultivated farming lands and marginal farming lands.

This Law, composed of 4 articles, authorises the Government to define the legal status of land thus revising former Law No. 2030 of 22 June 1948. In particular, the Law provides the framework under which the Government shall revise the former system.

The purpose of this Chapter and of any Rules, Regulations, specifications and standards adopted, pursuant thereto, is to control and regulate the development and/or subdivision of any land for any purpose whatsoever. Control and regulation is necessary to provide for the orderly growth and harmonious development of the territory and to achieve various purposes including: to secure adequate provisions for water supply, drainage, sanitary sewerage and other health requirements and to permit the conveyance of land by accurate legal description.

The provisions of this Act introduce powers which allow for the reform and speeding up of the plans system and an increase in the predictability of planning decisions, the speeding up of the handling of major infrastructure projects and the need for simplified planning zones to be identified in the strategic plan for a region or in relation to Wales. The Act also provides for a number of reforms to make the handling of planning applications by both central government and local authorities quicker and more efficient.

Part 2 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 changes the local development planning system in England. These Regulations are made under Schedule 8 to the Act and make transitional arrangements that will apply as the changes are brought into effect. The development plans to which the transitional arrangements apply are structure plans, unitary development plans and local plans.

Part 1 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 establishes a new system of regional development planning in England. These Regulations make provision for the operation of the regional planning system. The Regulations set out the criteria for the recognition of a Regional Planning Body ("RPB") and regulate its preparation of an annual monitoring report and regional participation statement. They prescribe the form and content of a draft revision of a Regional Spatial Strategy ("RSS") and regulate the procedure to be followed in connection with the preparation of the draft revision.

Section 12(2) of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 enables the Secretary of State by order to direct that if an area of a National Park falls within more than one region of those, except London, specified in Schedule 1 of the Regional Development Agencies Act 1998, it is treated as falling wholly within one of them. This Order directs that the North York Moors National Park and the Yorkshire Dales National Park are treated as falling within the Yorkshire and Humber Region and that the Peak District National Park is treated as falling within the East Midlands Region.