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Art. 111A Law on Construction and Land Use Planning (LCLUP)

7. Constructions, travaux publics, énergie, Transportation and Communications » 70. Construction and Land Development » 701. Construction
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Art. 111A Law on Construction and Land Use Planning (LCLUP)

1 The increase in the value of a plot of land is deemed to constitute a significant advantage when it results from

a) the designation of the plot of land for building purposes;

b) a change of designation or an increase in the possibilities of use within the building zone;

c) a special authorization outside the building zone related to a change of designation, excluding those based on Article 24b of the Federal Law on Spatial Planning.

2 The surplus value is the difference between the estimated market value of the plot of land before and after the planning measure or the granting of the special authorization. When several plots of land benefiting from the planning measure belong to the same owner, the surplus value is calculated based on all such plots of land.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (5)

ADM 2020 14 · ju (art. 111a al. 1 let. a LCAT)
Land Appreciation Contribution: Owner Liable Regardless of Subsequent Transfers
This provision defines an increase in property value as a major advantage when it results from the allocation of the property to a building zone.
ADM 2020 14 · ju (art. 111a al. 2 LCAT)
Land Appreciation Contribution: Owner Liable Regardless of Subsequent Transfers
This provision defines added value as the difference between the estimated market value before and after the planning measure or exceptional authorization, and states that for multiple properties owned by the same owner, the added value is calculated on all of them.
ADM 2020 13 · ju (art. 111a al. 1 let. b LCAT)
Company's Capital Gains Contribution Appeal Rejected for Land Rezoning
Cited to establish that a change in land use designation within a building zone constitutes a major advantage subject to a plus-value contribution.
ADM 2020 16 · ju (Art. 111a al. 1 let. b LCAT)
Property Owner vs. Land Development Authority: Plus-Value Contribution Dispute
Applied to classify the land's change of zone from green to mixed zone as a major advantage.
ADM 2020 15 · ju (art. 111a al. 2 LCAT)
Property Owner's Appeal Regarding Betterment Contribution Dismissed
This article is cited to explain that the property value increase is calculated as the difference between the estimated market value before and after the planning measure, and that for multiple properties belonging to the same owner, the increase is calculated on the total of these properties.