BELGIUM · DESIGNATIONS · PLANNING
PRAS — Affectations du sol
What this layer shows
The PRAS is the regional land-use plan, adopted by the Government arrêté of 3 May 2001. Its prescriptions are binding and have regulatory force: they set the permitted land uses and every permis d'urbanisme must comply with them. Zones carry the name of their land-use class and not a proper name; only the zones d'intérêt régional are named individually. The zoning does not cover the whole of the regional territory, roads in particular being absent from it: the absence of a zone at an address does not mean the absence of a rule.
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perspective.brussels / urban.brussels (BruGIS) · Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0)
perspective.brussels / urban.brussels (BruGIS) — Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0)
Where the data comes from
WFS · gis.urban.brussels
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Brussels
The Brussels-Capital Region in one tap: PRAS, PPAS, PAD, zoned regulations, NOVA permits and subdivisions, listed heritage and inventories, archaeological atlas, Natura 2000 and the forêt de Soignes, atlas du réseau hydrographique, abstraction points and 2025 flood hazard. A single set for the whole Region, untick what you do not need.
Other layers in this group
- Plan d'Habitat Permanent (HP)
- Plan de secteur : périmètre de liaison écologique
- Guide communal d'urbanisme (GCU)
- Anciens règlements communaux d'urbanisme (RCU)
- Zones protégées en matière d'urbanisme (ZPU)
- Règlement général sur les bâtisses en site rural (RGBSR)
- Lotissements et permis d'urbanisation
- Périmètres de remembrement urbain (PRU)
- Schéma de développement du territoire (SDT)
- Schéma de Développement Communal (SDC)
- Schéma de Structure Communal (SSC)
- Schéma d'Orientation Local (SOL)