Legislator Jurisprudence & Législation
700.11 LATC CH-VD

Art. 97 LOI sur l'aménagement du territoire et les constructions (LATC) - Conception architecturale

Titre IX, Chapitre IV
Ouvrir la source officielle Texte complet (139 Articles) Version Markdown lisible par machine (.md)

Art. 97 LATC · Conception architecturale

1. Les plans directeurs tiennent compte d'une utilisation rationnelle de l'énergie.

2. Dans l'élaboration et l'application des plans d'affectation, la municipalité favorise l'utilisation rationnelle de l'énergie et le recours aux énergies renouvelables.

3. La surface ou le volume supplémentaire des éléments de construction destinés à répondre aux exigences d'isolation et de ventilation supérieures aux normes en vigueur ne sont pas pris en compte dans le calcul des coefficients d'occupation ou d'utilisation du sol et de la hauteur du bâtiment.

4. Les bâtiments neufs ou rénovés atteignant des performances énergétiques sensiblement supérieures aux normes en vigueur bénéficient d'un bonus supplémentaire de 5% dans le calcul des coefficients d'occupation ou d'utilisation du sol.

5. Les capteurs solaires implantés dans le terrain ne sont pas pris en compte dans le calcul du coefficient d'occupation du sol et peuvent être érigés dans l'espace réglementaire séparant les constructions de la limite de propriété, à condition de ne pas dépasser trois mètres de hauteur sur le sol naturel et de ne pas causer de préjudice pour le voisinage.

6. L'isolation périphérique nouvelle d'un bâtiment existant peut être posée dans l'espace réglementaire séparant les constructions de la limite de propriété.

← Art. 96 LATC sur l'aménagement du territoire et les constructions (LATC) - Buts Art. 103 LATC →

Vous souhaitez savoir comment cette disposition s'applique à votre dossier ?

Analysez ce texte législatif avec la jurisprudence, la doctrine et les dispositions connexes dans Legislator AI.

Ouvrir dans Legislator →

Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (16)

AC.2023.0165 · vd (art. 97 al. 4 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality (Building Permit Conditions)
The validity of the building permit is made conditional upon obtaining a final Minergie certification at the end of the work.
AC.2021.0264 · vd (Art. 97 al. 4 LATC)
Residents v. Municipal Authority Regarding Building Permit
Cited regarding the 5% Minergie bonus applicable to the IOS.
AC.2021.0122 · vd (Art. 97 al. 4 LATC)
Appeal Against Preliminary Building Permit Granting for Residential Construction and Underground Garage
The court rejected the appellants' arguments concerning the energy bonus provided for by this article.
AC.2020.0211 · vd (Art. 97 LATC)
Property Owner v. Municipality: FAR Calculation and Building Permit Appeal
Cited in reasoning regarding energy performance bonuses, but not explicitly in the final orders.
AC.2017.0069 · vd (Art. 97 al. 6 LATC)
Property Owner Appeal Against Building Permit Decision Dismissed on Grounds of Lacking Legal Standing for Formal Objections
This article was cited to justify the allowance of the peripheral insulation, which might reduce the distance to the property line.
AC.2012.0340 · vd (Art. 97 ch. 4 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality Regarding Residential Building Permit
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the bonus applicable to new or renovated buildings for the COS calculation.
AC.2012.0258 · vd (Art. 97 al. 3 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality (Building Permit Denial for Non-Conforming Structure)
Cited by the appellants to argue for an exception concerning insulation requirements, but ultimately superseded by the finding that the extension was not solely for insulation.
AC.2012.0041 · vd (art. 97 ch. 4 LATC)
Neighbors v. Municipality (Residence Permit Appeal)
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the potential 5% bonus for energy performance, concluding it could not be applied as the required certification was missing.
AC.2011.0230 · vd (art. 97 ch. 6 LATC)
Appeal Against Building Permit for Non-Compliant Vertical Extension
This provision, applied analogously, justified the non-application of the stricter distance rule (Art. 62 RPE) due to the installation of peripheral insulation.
AC.2010.0027 · vd (art. 97 al. 3 LATC)
Appeal Against Building Permit for Fire Station Conversion Due to Parking Shortfall
Cited in the reasoning regarding allowing additional volume for insulation requirements.
AC.2009.0235 · vd (Art. 97 al. 4 LATC)
Appeal of Building Permit Approval Regarding Setback, Floor Area Ratio, and Parking
Mentioned in reasoning regarding the possible COS bonus for energy efficiency, but not used in the final orders (which focused on the parking/COS issue leading to admission).
AC.2009.0074 · vd (Art. 97 al. 3 et 4 LATC)
Neighbors v. Municipality Regarding Housing Permit and Retaining Wall Height
Mentioned in the reasoning as an issue that does not need to be resolved because the appeal is being admitted on other grounds.
AC.2009.0074 · vd (Art. 97 al. 4 LATC)
Neighbors v. Municipality Regarding Housing Permit and Retaining Wall Height
Mentioned in the reasoning as an abandoned ground for appeal, but the reasoning regarding Minergie compliance is connected to the overall decision.
AC.2009.0059 · vd (Art. 97 al. 3 LATC)
Appeal Against Building Permit Approval Based on Aesthetic and Floor Area Violations
The application of this provision regarding surface calculation was left for re-examination in a new project, as the current decision was annulled for other reasons.
AC.2009.0059 · vd (Art. 97 al. 4 LATC)
Appeal Against Building Permit Approval Based on Aesthetic and Floor Area Violations
The application of this provision regarding surface calculation was left for re-examination in a new project, as the current decision was annulled for other reasons.