DSI - Municipal RUP - Overprint indicative indication

This dataset contains the digital vector version of all planning elements - of the type of overprinting indicative indication - of the municipal spatial implementation plans, both the definitively approved and the one in layout. The suspensions and annulments of the Council of State have also been incorporated. A planning element is an object by which the relevant government reflects the scope of (part of) the spatial option it has taken on the basis of certain urban planning regulations on the graphic plan, if it deems it necessary. This object is conceptually always traceable to a plane, line or point, to which a certain legend symbol has been assigned. To ensure the link between a ‘site’ and the ‘full set of requirements applicable at that site’, it is necessary to unravel a plan in some complementary geodata layers in vector format. In this way we obtain an unambiguous link between prescriptive texts and their associated planning elements. Pressure relief surface requirements are a detailing of, or an additional condition on, a ground plane, whether the latter is part of an earlier plan or the same plan. In practice, this means that for the areas in question, the overpressure requirements must still be read together with one or more underlying requirements (from an older plan or from the same plan), because they do not replace the underlying ground plane requirements. In a plan, urban planning regulations can be added that apply to an area, line or place that the maker of the plan does not want to determine geometrically accurately. These are the so-called indicative indications. There are three types of indicative indications: points, lines and overprints. The planning elements are available in this dataset insofar as they have already been uploaded by the relevant municipal authority, which owns the data and is responsible for the content.