Built Environment Management

Neighbourhood Plans and Subdivision Projects

Neighbourhood planning is done through a district plan. This plan enables the coherent organisation of a sector mainly intended for housing. All new constructions must comply with the requirements of the district plan.

If you want to develop a new residential area and want to clearly define the objectives to be achieved; if you are looking for the best possible division of your plots or have questions about access to the plots; we can help you.

The municipal by-laws provide the framework, while the district plan sets out the practical aspects, including:

    • The layout and orientation of the building
    • Integration into the environment
    • The facilities needed
    • Outdoor areas
    • The deadline for completion
    • …

For all these issues, GEO4ME brings you its experience in defining what is achievable, setting a timeline and coordinating the survey process.

Draft neighbourhood plan

Zone plans

Like building regulations, a zoning plan is an instrument used in municipal land use planning. It brings the visions and principles of the master plan to life at a municipal level. It allocates a zone of land use for a town.

GEO4ME can assist you in the creation of zoning plans for your municipality:

    • Production of the plan
    • Zone definition and area calculation
    • Collecting the data required to draw up an area plan (archaeological zones, danger zones, water areas, forest areas etc.).
    • Revaluation of cadastral taxes (link to G1_6)
    • Assistance in drafting building regulations
Zone Allocation Plan

Urban plot reorganisation

Land parcel realignment (or reparcelling) consists of achieving a better distribution of the plots within a given perimeter, so as to optimise their size and density as well as the use of new facilities.

Optimisation of land use through parcel realignment

Do you have a project to redesign a plot of land? GEO4ME can offer you its expertise for all stages of the project.

Alignment plans

Alignment plans are part of the allocation plan category. They are a planning tool whose purpose is to reserve free space for the construction of public transport routes.

GEO4ME can support you in the different steps when drawing up alignment plans:

    • Analysis of existing public roads
    • Drawing up a design concepts
    • Establishment of standard profiles
    • Drawing up alignment plans and a report
    • Approval procedure
Building alignment plan - extract