Town planning
Through urban planning, the Province promotes sustainable and long-term development by conserving land and encouraging regeneration techniques, ensures the development and social cohesion of the provincial territory, enhances the competitiveness of the provincial territorial system, and works towards a balanced settlement pattern within the province, promoting synergy, integration and accessibility between the various areas, and works towards the regeneration of existing settlements in order to enhance the landscape and limit land consumption.
On this page you will find legislation, documents and information relating to provincial town planning.
Provincial Urban Development Plan – PUP
Piano urbanistico provinciale vigente, approvato con Legge provinciale n.5 del 2008.
Read moreCartographic representation in .TIF and PDF format of the various systems that make up the PUP: Settlement and infrastructure networks, Structural framework, Landscape protection map, Ecological and environmental networks. Agricultural Area System, Landscape Map, Landscape Map and Perceptual Landscape Unit Map. The cartography, for PUP flexibility, is updated in progress, on the occasion of the approval of PUP variants pursuant to Art. 2 of the PUP Implementation Rules and Art. 15 of the Provincial Law of 4 March 2008 Provincial Council Resolution No. 855 of 17/4/2009 - Flexibility of the Provincial Urban Plan.
Read moreThe Hazard Summary Map (CSP) is a regulatory map which identifies areas characterised by varying degrees of restriction on land use, due to the presence of hydrogeological, avalanches, earthquakes and forest fires as described in the Hazard Maps.
The CSP is one of the constituent elements of the Provincial Urban Development Plan (PUP) (Provincial Law No. 5 of 27 May 2008) and serves as the reference tool for urban planning.
The Water Resources Charter represents a fundamental tool for the proper management of an increasingly precious resource such as water. The constant updating of this tool makes it possible to effectively protect the quality and quantity of groundwater in the provincial area, guaranteeing the safeguarding of sources intended for human consumption. Through increasingly precise and accurate mapping of the territory, the Water Resources Map makes it possible to plan urban development while respecting the environment and public health, protecting an essential natural heritage for present and future generations.
References and documents of provincial urban plans no longer in force
Read moreGeneral Plan for the Use of Public Water Resources - PGUAP
Norme di attuazione del Piano Generale di Utilizzazione delle Acque Pubbliche (P.G.U.A.P.)
Il Piano Generale per l’Utilizzazione delle Acque Pubbliche (P.G.U.A.P.) è lo strumento di governo delle risorse idriche che la Provincia ha adottato d’intesa con lo Stato. Esso equivale a un vero e proprio Piano di Bacino di rilievo nazionale, pertanto le sue previsioni e prescrizioni costituiscono direttive nei confronti degli strumenti di pianificazione territoriale.
Delibere di attuazione del Piano Generale di Utilizzazione delle Acque Pubbliche (PGUAP)
La norme di attuazione del PGUAP sono state rese efficaci tramite una serie di deliberazioni della Giunta provinciale
Documenti del Piano Generale di Utilizzazione delle Acque Pubbliche (P.G.U.A.P.)
Il Piano Generale di Utilizzazione delle Acque Pubbliche (PGUAP) raccoglie al suo interno le conoscenze sulla disponibilità e utilizzazione della risorsa idrica e evidenzia le dinamiche e le interrelazioni esistenti fra essa, i bisogni della popolazione, la qualità dell’ambiente e del paesaggio.
Strategic Environmental Assessment of Urban Plans - SEA
SEA - Self-evaluation of spatial planning instruments.
16/01/2006
