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Art. 54 Cantonal Law on Spatial Planning (CLSP), of October 2, 1991 - Agricultural and Viticultural Zones
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Art. 54 Cantonal Law on Spatial Planning (CLSP), of October 2, 1991 · Agricultural and Viticultural Zones
[84] 1 Agricultural and viticultural areas include land reserved for these types of exploitation and the buildings associated with them.
2. Market gardening and horticultural production, as well as intensive animal productions linked to an agricultural enterprise, are considered agricultural exploitation to the extent that they are essentially soil-dependent.
3. Intensive animal productions are considered essentially soil-dependent if the operation or the partial or full operational community covers at least 70% of its dry matter needs through its own production according to the prevailing standards.
Court Decisions Applying This Provision (1)
TA.1999.67 · ne (art. 54 al.1 LCAT)
Vineyard Zoning Dispute Over Private Swimming Pool Permit Denial
Cited in the reasoning to establish that the parcel is located in the wine-growing zone.