These Regulations implement provisions of the Physical Planning Ordinance with respect to applications for: (a) a grant of development permission; (b) permission to demolish or develop a building subject to a building preservation order; (c) permission to cut or remove a plant subject to a Plant Preservation Order; and (d) the right to subdivide land. Schedule 1 sets out the forms to be used in respect of the various applications, decisions, requirements and other matters to facilitate the administration of the Ordinance.

These Regulations specify, in the Schedules, permitted development, i.e. development permitted without the requirement to apply for or obtain a grant of development permission. They shall apply to all land in the Islands except, among other things: (a) undeveloped Crown land, other than undeveloped Crown land in respect of which a lease has been granted; (b) land within a conservation area declared under the Physical Planning Ordinance; and (c) land within any declared area under the National Parks Ordinance.

These Regulations concern the administration and decision-making process of the Physical Planning Board established under the Physical Planning Ordinance. The Board shall be responsible, among other things, for the handling of applications for planning permission.

Implements: Physical Planning Ordinance (Cap. 9.02). (2009-08-31)

Ce décret porte dispositions prises pour l'application de la loi instituant les agences urbaines, établissements publics soumis à la tutelle de l'Etat chargés,entre autre, de collaborer à la réalisation et à la programmation des schémas directeurs d'aménagement et des projets d'aménagement urbains.

Met en oeuvre: Dahir portant loi nº 1-93-51 instituant les agences urbaines. (1993-09-10)

The provisions of this Decree of the Ministry of Environment apply to all activities which comport a change in the natural environment or the landscape including drilling for oil and industrial activities. As a rule, plans for such activities shall be submitted for approval to Department at least 1 year before they are implemented (sect. 2). The Department may require modification of plans and appoint an inspector (sect. 3). The Department shall supervise activities and prevent pollution of natural resources. In accordance with provisions of section 9 the Department may withdraw approval.

Subsection (2) of section 13 is renewed. It provides for the publication of a permission to carry out development. The new section 15 concerns appeals by persons aggrieved by a permission to carry out development. Objections may be lodged with the planning authority. Appeal against the decisions of the authority may be had with the British Resident.

Amends: Town and Country Planning Decree (No. 24 of 1955). (1955-11-26)

Le susdit règlement abroge et remplace l'arrêté grand-ducal du 29 juillet 1957 concernant le classement et les conditions d'installation des terrains de campings. Le texte comprend 26 articles divisés en 2 chapitres comme suit: De l'ouverture des terrains de camping et des conditions auxquelles ils doivent répondre (Ier); Dispositions relatives au maintien de l'ordre, de la sécurité et de la salubrité publique sur les terrains de camping en exploitation (II).

The Ordinance provides for the institution of Urban Councils on land for the purpose of town development. The Ordinance is divided in ten parts as follows: Part I, Constitution of Urban Council. Part II, Status, powers and Duties of urban Councils. Part III, Powers and Duties as to thoroughfares. Part IV, Powers and Duties as to Public Health. Part V, Public Utility Services. Part VI, By Laws. Part VII, Local Fund. Part VIII, Central Control. Part IX, General. Part X, Repeal, Application of existing Laws, Transitional arrangements, and Miscellaneous Provisions.

These Regulations implement provisions of the Land Development Duty Act relating to, among other things: notification of an agreement to sell land; assessment of duty and notice of assessment; (assessment of) betterment charge; and resolution of disputes regarding assessment.

Implements: Land Development Duty Act. (2001)

These Regulations implement provisions of the Land Development and Utilization Act and concern, among other things: registration on the register as mentioned in section 2 of the Act; appeal against an Order made under subsection (1) of section 5 of the Act; information to be provided to the Minister on any sale of agricultural land or to any grant, assignment or surrender of a tenancy of such land for an interest not less than that of a tenancy for a year; and representations to the Land Development and Utilization Commission.

This Resolution is composed of 9 articles. Article 1 decrees the ban on the division of lands intended to the construction or reconstruction before obtaining licences from the Ministry of Housing. Article 2 specifies documents and certificates necessary for submitting applications to the department of Physical Training. Article 3 classifies lands subjected to the division in tree categories: lands situated in zones with accredited and adopted detail planes; lands situated in zones with general planes; and, lands situated outside of planned zones. Article 5 defines obligations of licensees.

This Resolution is composed of 42 articles. Articles 1 to 3 deal with the establishment and management of the Objection Committee. Articles 4 to 6 entrust the Committee to make decision and render judgment in controversies concerning proprieties, areas and boundaries of expropriated lands, as well as to value compensations. Articles 7 to 34 provide for procedures and measures for objections. Articles 35 to 42 pertain to steps and procedures for decisions of the Committee.