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Art. 25 Building Act (BAct), of March 25, 1996 - Purpose

7 Public Works - Energy - Transport and Communications - 72 Constructions - 720 General Provisions - CHAPTER 3 Municipal Construction Police Provisions - Section 1: Delegation to Municipalities
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Art. 25 Building Act (BAct), of March 25, 1996 - Purpose · Purpose

**1. Municipal regulations may contain provisions concerning:**

a) the appearance of buildings and installations, particularly signage, antennas, display windows, posters, ensuring that they do not detract from the landscape or the character of the neighborhood, street, or building;

b) planting on public domains and private lands;

c) within the limits of Article 23, paragraph 1, letter d, measures suitable for regulating vehicle parking on private lands, in the case of new construction or significant modification and, in the absence of available private lands, the collection of a replacement tax;

d) the obligation for property owners to tolerate on their buildings, without compensation, the placement of indicator signs and the installation of devices of minor importance, supports, and conduits;

e) the development of collective playgrounds for children on private land;

f) the layout and quality of interior building architecture;

g) the rational use of energy and the use of renewable energy sources;

h) fees.

**2. Municipalities may also adopt other provisions of communal interest.**

← Art. 24 Law on Constructions (LConstr), March 25, 1996 - Principle 7 Public Works - Energy - Transport and Communications - 72 Constructions - 720 General Provisions - CHAPTER ONE General Provisions and Organization - Section 1: Purpose and Scope Art. 26 Building Act (BAct), of March 25, 1996 - Principle →

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