943.11 LPR

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Art. 18 LOI sur les procédés de réclame (LPR) - Principe

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Art. 18 LPR · Principe

1. Les communes peuvent édicter, en matière de procédés de réclame, un règlement communal d'application de la présente loi, destiné à assurer la protection des sites et des monuments, le repos public et la sécurité de la circulation des piétons et des véhicules.

2. En l'absence de règlement communal [B] , les dispositions du règlement cantonal s'appliquent.

← Art. 17 LPR sur les procédés de réclame (LPR) - But Art. 19 LPR →

Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (12)

GE.2017.0043 · vd (Art. 18 al. 1 LPR)

Digital Display Permit Refusal Upheld Against Visual Pollution Concerns

Cited regarding the commune's ability to issue implementing regulations.

GE.2016.0202 · vd (Art. 18 al. 1 LPR)

Mannequin on Public Land Dispute

Cited in the reasoning regarding the municipality's competence to adopt an implementing regulation for the LPR.

GE.2010.0224 · vd (art. 18 al. 1 LPR)

Municipality Advertising Display Refusal Upheld on Traffic Safety Grounds

This cantonal law provision allows communes to enact implementing regulations, which the court noted Commugny did not do, justifying the application of cantonal law.

GE.2010.0224 · vd (art. 18 al. 2 LPR)

Municipality Advertising Display Refusal Upheld on Traffic Safety Grounds

This cantonal law provision states that the cantonal implementing regulation applies in the absence of a municipal regulation, which was the situation here.

GE.2010.0078 · vd (art. 18 al. 1 LPR)

Advertising Panel Permit Refusal Overturned Due to Unsubstantiated Restrictions

Cited as the legal basis allowing the municipality to issue an application regulation for the advertising law.

GE.2003.0115 · vd (Art. 18 al. 1 LPR)

Municipality's Refusal to Approve Freestanding Advertising Panels Upheld

Although cited in the reasoning regarding municipal regulations, it is not explicitly mentioned in the dispositive orders.

GE.2003.0084 · vd (Art. 18 al. 1 LPR)

Billboard Authorization Appeal Overturning Municipal Refusal Based on Inapplicable Regulations and Unequal Treatment

The court cited this article regarding the power of municipalities to enact application regulations.

GE.2003.0084 · vd (Art. 18 al. 2 LPR)

Billboard Authorization Appeal Overturning Municipal Refusal Based on Inapplicable Regulations and Unequal Treatment

The court noted that in the absence of a municipal regulation, cantonal regulations apply, which indirectly supports the application of LPR rules concerning third-party advertising.

GE.2002.0019 · vd (art. 18 LPR)

Municipality Upheld in Refusing Advertising Panel Permit Based on Comprehensive Advertising Concept

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the municipal power to enact specific regulations, but not in the dispositive.

GE.1999.0161 · vd (art. 18 LPR)

Property Owner v. Municipality Regarding Non-Conforming Billboard

Cited in the reasoning concerning the municipality's right to enact stricter local regulations.

GE.2000.0132 · vd (art. 18 LPR)

Municipality Refusal of Rooftop Signage in Residential Zone Upheld

Cited in the reasoning section to discuss the compliance of the municipal regulation with cantonal law, but not explicitly used in the final operative orders (I, II, III).

GE.1998.0137 · vd (art. 18 al. 2 LPR)

Totem Sign Height and Surface Area Regulation Dispute

This article mandates the application of the LPR and RPR when the communal regulation does not address the dimensions of advertising procedures.