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Art. 17 LOI sur les procédés de réclame (LPR) - b) Dans les localités - Affiches
Titre II
Art. 17 LPR · Affiches
1. Les affiches ne sont autorisées que sur les emplacements et les supports spécialement désignés à cet effet, de façon permanente ou temporaire, par l'autorité compétente.
2. Les communes doivent autoriser un ou plusieurs emplacements si la demande leur en est faite.
3. Les communes désignent un ou plusieurs emplacements réservés à l'affichage et à l'expression libre du public. Elles veilleront au bon ordre de ces emplacements.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (18)
GE.2017.0043 · vd (Art. 17 LPR)
Digital Display Permit Refusal Upheld Against Visual Pollution Concerns
Cited regarding the authorization requirements for advertising placements and supports.
GE.2010.0224 · vd (art. 17 LPR)
Municipality Advertising Display Refusal Upheld on Traffic Safety Grounds
This cantonal law provision on the requirement for authorization for advertising supports the finding that the restriction on economic freedom was legally based.
GE.2010.0078 · vd (art. 17 al. 2 LPR)
Advertising Panel Permit Refusal Overturned Due to Unsubstantiated Restrictions
Cited during the analysis of the municipality's discretionary power regarding the obligation to authorize advertising placements.
GE.2003.0115 · vd (Art. 17 al. 1 et 2 LPR)
Municipality's Refusal to Approve Freestanding Advertising Panels Upheld
Although cited in the reasoning regarding authorization requirements, it is not explicitly mentioned in the dispositive orders.
GE.2001.0102 · vd (Art. 17 LPR)
Business v. Municipality Regarding Advertising Panel Authorization
Cited as the general rule governing authorization for advertising placements, forming the legal context for the decision regarding the admitted panel.
GE.2003.0084 · vd (Art. 17 LPR)
Billboard Authorization Appeal Overturning Municipal Refusal Based on Inapplicable Regulations and Unequal Treatment
The court ultimately admitted the appeal based on the criteria for third-party advertising placements under this article, despite the municipality's reliance on cantonal regulations for self-promotional advertising.
GE.2003.0084 · vd (Art. 17 al. 1 LPR)
Billboard Authorization Appeal Overturning Municipal Refusal Based on Inapplicable Regulations and Unequal Treatment
The court referred to this article when discussing the requirement for designated advertising locations for third-party advertisements.
GE.2003.0084 · vd (Art. 17 al. 2 LPR)
Billboard Authorization Appeal Overturning Municipal Refusal Based on Inapplicable Regulations and Unequal Treatment
The court referred to this article when discussing the municipality's obligation to authorize placements if requested, in the absence of specific local regulations.
AC.2002.0249 · vd (art. 17 LPR)
Appeal Against Refusal of Advertising Panel Building Permit Upheld Due to Planning and Neighbor Objections
Cited as one of the legal bases justifying the refusal, concerning the requirement for advertising structures to be in designated locations.
GE.2002.0037 · vd (art. 17 de la loi du 6 décembre 1988 sur les procédés de réclame (LPR))
Service Station Advertising Panels Appeal
This provision, cited in the reasoning (Considerant 2), sets the general rule for authorizing advertising displays, which is central to the court's analysis of the case merits.
GE.2002.0019 · vd (Art. 17 de la loi du 6 décembre 1988 sur les procédés de réclame (LPR))
Municipality Upheld in Refusing Advertising Panel Permit Based on Comprehensive Advertising Concept
Cited in the reasoning section to establish the requirement for authorized advertising locations, but not in the dispositive.
GE.2002.0118 · vd (Art. 17 LPR)
Advertising Company v. Municipality over Billboard Installation Denial
The court rejected the appeal, implicitly confirming the municipality's right to refuse authorization based on aesthetic grounds, which is governed by this law, although the final orders do not explicitly cite it as the main ground for rejection.
GE.2001.0116 · vd (Art. 17 LPR)
Municipality Advertising Regulation Overturned Due to Arbitrary Zoning
The court implicitly found the application of the local regulation, which restricted advertising locations, to be flawed under the principles established by LPR articles.
GE.2000.0132 · vd (art. 17 al. 2 LPR)
Municipality Refusal of Rooftop Signage in Residential Zone Upheld
Cited in the reasoning section to discuss the limited obligation of communes regarding advertising placements, but not explicitly used in the final operative orders (I, II, III).
GE.1999.0045 · vd (Art. 17 al. 2 LPR)
Company v. Municipality on Advertising Site Authorization
Although cited in the reasoning regarding the communes' obligation to authorize display locations, this provision was not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (I-IV).