921.100 LCFO

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Art. 4 LCFo Legge cantonale sulle foreste (LCFo)

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Art. 4 LCFo

1 Il Consiglio di Stato decide sulla domanda di accertamento del carattere forestale di un fondo e ne definisce la procedura.

2 Il Consiglio di Stato può procedere d’ufficio.

3 Nell’ambito della procedura di adozione e revisione dei piani regolatori il Municipio fa rilevare il limite del bosco a contatto con la zona edificabile e lo riporta nel piano regolatore.

4 Salvo diverse disposizioni dell’autorità di pianificazione, la zona edificabile a contatto con il bosco si estende o si riduce in conformità dell’accertamento.

Dissodamento (art. 4 LFo)

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (12)

52.2004.379 · ti (art. 4 LCFo)

Appeal Regarding Forest Boundary After Illegal Clearing

Cited in the list of provisions considered ('visti gli art. ... 4 LCFo') before the final orders.

52.2003.334 · ti (art. 4 LCFo)

Appeals Regarding Forest Boundary Determination Procedure

This provision is cited in the list of articles applied for the decision.

52.2002.127 · ti (art. 4 LCFo)

Property Owner v. State Council: Forest Classification for Building Permit

Cited among the provisions governing the decision, but its exact role in the operative part is procedural context.

52.2001.210 · ti (art. 4, 41, 42 LCFo)

Property Owner v. State: Forest Designation Appeal

Cited in the grounds for the decision, these cantonal laws pertain to competence and the decision on forest character determination.

52.2001.412 · ti (Art. 4, 41 LCFo)

Landowners v. State Council (Forest Classification and Fence Removal)

Cited in the preamble to the dispositive section, relevant to the Cantonal Forest Law regarding authority for forest status decisions and restoration/damages, supporting the rejection of the appeal.

52.2001.210 · ti (art. 4 LCFo)

Owner Fails to Reclassify Forest Land Despite Bocce Court Construction

Cited in the final orders, this article grants the State Council the authority to decide on applications for the ascertainment of forest character.

52.2001.412 · ti (art. 4 LCFo)

Forest Boundary Dispute and Fence Removal Order

This article determines which authority (the State Council) decides on the assessment of forest character, which was the subject of the contested decision.

52.2002.127 · ti (Art. 4, 41, 42 LCFo)

Municipality Land Classification Dispute

Cantonal forestry law provisions concerning the authority and procedure for determining forest character, used as a legal basis.

52.2003.273 · ti (art. 4, 6 LCFo)

Property Expansion Permit Dispute: Forest Border Ambiguity and Co-owner Consent for Building Index Transfer

These articles on cantonal forest law are cited in the dispositive as the basis for the ruling concerning the distance from the forest.

52.2003.334 · ti (Art. 4 LCFo)

Administrative Tribunal Inadmissibility Ruling on Summons Appeal

Cited in the final order preamble as regards the substantive law on forest boundaries.

52.2003.334 · ti (Art. 4 LCFo)

Administrative Tribunal Inadmissibility Ruling on Summons Appeal

Cited in the final order preamble, this article regards the State Council's competence to ascertain the forest character of a property.

52.2004.379 · ti (Art. 3, 4, 41, 42 LCFo)

Forest Status After Illegal Clearing Upheld Against Property Owners

These Cantonal Forest Law provisions were cited in the final legal citations section, relating to the competence and procedure of the Cantonal decision-making process being reviewed.