Suiza. Líneas básicas de la legislación urbanística en varios cantones de la Suisse Romande

Authors

  • Martín Bassols Coma
  • Martín Bassols Hevia-Aza

Abstract

Ante la excesiva extensión de aludir a la legislación urbanística de los veintiséis Cantones, se
ha operado por vía de selección, haciendo principalmente referencia a los Cantones de Berna, Ginebra, Ticino,
Friburgo, Neuchâtel y Jura, que permiten una muestra bastante representativa de Cantones de gran
extensión, media y pequeña
La legislación manejada para la confección del documento en el original está escrita en el idioma francés,
salvo la del Cantón de Ticino que está redactada en italiano. Las leyes cantonales, los Reglamentos y
las Ordenanzas nos han sido suministrados por los propios Cantones, a través de la petición formulada por
el Servicio de Legislación Extranjera del Congreso de los Diputados, a quien agradecemos el habernos gestionado
y suministrado la documentación precisa. Paralelamente, hemos consultado el «Receuil Systematique
du Droit Federal».
[Como se decía en la introducción general a esta sección de «Urbanismos comparados» (CyTET, 127: 83-86),
este trabajo quedó ya elaborado, tal cual es ahora publicado, en noviembre de 1995, por lo que desde entonces
las referencias legislativas y administrativas que contiene pueden haber cambiado en algunos puntos concretos
que no han podido ser contrastados (n.e.)].

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Published

2001-12-20

How to Cite

Bassols Coma, M., & Bassols Hevia-Aza, M. (2001). Suiza. Líneas básicas de la legislación urbanística en varios cantones de la Suisse Romande. Ciudad Y Territorio Estudios Territoriales, 33(130), 743–777. Retrieved from https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/CyTET/article/view/75131

Issue

Vol. XXXIII, núm. 130 (2001)

Section

Urban planning compared

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Copyright (c) 2001 Martín Bassols Coma, Martín Bassols Hevia-Aza

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