700.11
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CH-VD
Art. 51 LOI sur l'aménagement du territoire et les constructions (LATC) - Libération des servitudes
Titre IV
Art. 51 LATC · Libération des servitudes
1. La municipalité peut décider la libération ou le transfert de servitudes qui se trouvent en contradiction avec des prescriptions impératives en matière de construction ou qui font obstacle à une utilisation rationnelle du sol dans l'intérêt public, sans qu'un intérêt suffisant du propriétaire du fonds dominant le justifie.
2. La loi sur l'expropriation [G] est applicable.
3. Le propriétaire du fonds servant verse une contribution correspondant à l'avantage qu'il retire.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (22)
AC.2018.0074 · vd (art. 51 al. 1 LATC)
Municipality Appeal Regarding Agricultural Land Zoning for Eco-point Construction
Cited regarding cantonal law concerning intermediate zones ('zones intermédiaires').
AC.2018.0074 · vd (art. 51 al. 2 LATC)
Municipality Appeal Regarding Agricultural Land Zoning for Eco-point Construction
Cited regarding the inconstructibility of intermediate zones under cantonal law.
AC.2014.0426 · vd (Art. 51 LATC)
Property Owner v. Neighborhood Plan Approval and Land Consolidation Scheme Validity
Cited in the reasoning section concerning intermediate zones, used to classify the land use status in question.
AC.2014.0426 · vd (Art. 51 al. 2 LATC)
Property Owner v. Neighborhood Plan Approval and Land Consolidation Scheme Validity
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the inconstructibility of intermediate zones, used for comparison with other cases.
AC.2015.0006 · vd (Art. 51 LATC)
Property Owners v. Neighborhood Development Plan Adoption
Cited in the reasoning concerning the classification of land pending neighborhood plans as intermediate zones, distinct from building zones.
AC.2015.0006 · vd (Art. 51 al. 2 LATC)
Property Owners v. Neighborhood Development Plan Adoption
Cited in the reasoning when distinguishing the current case from a prior ruling concerning intermediate zones which are deemed unbuildable.
AF.2015.0002 · vd (art. 51 et 53 de la loi sur l'aménagement du territoire et les constructions (LATC; RSV 700.11))
Land Equalization Dispute Involving Property Exchange and Taxation
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the basis for real compensation land readjustment (connection to intermediary zones).
AC.2010.0326 · vd (art. 51 al. 2 LATC)
Zoning Plan Approval Appeals and Regulatory Conflict Resolution
This superior law provision served as the basis for modifying art. 22.1 al. 2 RGATC.
AC.2009.0123 · vd (Art. 51 LATC)
Appeal Dismissed Regarding Municipal Zoning Plan Reclassifying Agricultural Land
The court cited this article to define intermediate zones and clarify that classification in such a zone does not automatically prioritize it for conversion to a building zone.
AC.2007.0008 · vd (Art. 51 al. 4 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipal Land Readjustment Procedures
Cited as the basis for coordinating the zone change procedure with the land readjustment procedure when the latter is necessary.
AC.2000.0165 · vd (art. 51 al. 3 LATC)
Zoning Plan Adoption Overruled Due to Procedural Violations and Infringement of Municipal Autonomy
Cited in the reasoning as an exception regarding intermediate zones not applicable in this case, concerning the municipal power related to building coefficients.
AC.2001.0031 · vd (Art. 51 al. 3 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality (Zoning Reclassification Challenge)
This provision establishes the legal basis for imposing a real equalization procedure when intermediate zone land is converted to building zone, which was a central contested issue regarding the procedural requirements for future construction.
AF.1999.0023 · vd (art. 51 al. 3 LATC)
State Appeal on Land Valuation Under Cantonal Development Plan
Cited in the reasoning to explain the purpose of real equalization in the context of adopting a new building zone replacing an intermediate zone.
AF.1999.0005 · vd (Art. 51 LATC)
Appeal Against Property Value Determination in Land Consolidation Scheme
Cited in the reasoning (Considering 1.g) regarding the mechanism for defining intermediary zones and the possibility of subordinating their future development to real equalization.
AF.1999.0010 · vd (art. 51 al. 3 LATC)
Land Consolidation Appeal Rejection: Real Equalization and Pedestrian Servitude Upheld
Cited as the legal basis for the possibility of linking the entry into force of the definitive zoning of an intermediary zone to real equalization.