The Decree aims at ensuring the uniform, effective and proper use of State property.

The sections of this Decree are divided into 4 Chapters: Introductory provisions (I); Applications for the approval of construction and reconstruction of roads for agricultural and forestry purposes (II); Handling of applications, decisions, and conditions, and related matters (III); Final provisions (IV). "Road for agricultural or forestry purposes" is defined in section 1. Construction or reconstruction of such roads shall not be carried out without a permit of the municipality concerned.

This Act regulates rural land property in compliance with Agicultural Reform. It consists of 28 articles establishing the requirements to be satisfied by rural lands in order to be exploited or not, according to chapter III, title VII, of the Federal Constitution. It also defines different use of 'rural lands' for activity concerning agriculture, forestry, sylvo-pastoralism, stockbreeding, etc. and prohibits land exploitation when they are protected areas.

These Rules apply to a local inquiry caused by the Secretary of State to be held for the purpose of any application referred to the Secretary of State or any appeal made to the Secretary of State under the Act, the Listed Buildings Act or the Hazardous Substances Act or any Regulations made thereunder.Rule 4 concerns preliminary information and notice. Rules 5 and 6 provide a statutory framework for the holding of pre-inquiry meeting.

El presente Texto Único de la Ley Nº 41, Ley General de Ambiente, que comprende las reformas aprobadas por la Ley Nº 18 de 2003, la Ley Nº 44 de 2006, la Ley Nº 65 de 2010 y la Ley Nº 8 de 2015, reconociendo que la administración del ambiente es una obligación del Estado, por tanto, mediante la presente Ley, establece los principios y normas básicas para la protección, conservación y recuperación del ambiente, promoviendo el uso sostenible de los recursos naturales.

These rules are concerned with the proper planning of constructions and the approval of building plans.The 39 rules are divided into 3 Parts: Preliminary (I); Sitings, amenities density and use zoning rules (II); Applications, notices, approval, etc (III). Applications for the approval of constructions shall be made under rule 32. The Director of Physical Planning shall refuse to recommend any new building or proposed development, or alteration or addition to any existing building if the proposal or plan is not conform the criteria outlined in rule 33.

These Regulations shall apply to all Physical Development Plans submitted to the Minister under provisions of the Physical Planning Act (Part IV). Regulation 3 outlines the procedures for the preparation, submission and approval of development plans. The decision to develop such plans shall be notified to local authorities. The Minister may in the course of preparation of the Plan organize meetings with persons directly involved so as to give them the opportunity to express views and suggestions.

These Regulations outline rules of procedure for the development of all land to which section 2 of the Physical Planning Act applies. All applications for development permissions shall be made on forms issued by the local authority or liaison committee and shall be in accompanied by a certificate of compliance in the form as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations (reg. 4). Before granting development permission, the local authorities or liaison committees shall consult with the authorities outlined in regulation 5.

This Order makes provision for the permission for purposes of Part V of the Physical Planning Act. All development in areas to which this Order applies shall require the grant of a permission of the local authority or liaison committee. The Schedule specifies classes of permitted development projects. Article 6 outlines powers of the local authorities or liaison committee to give directions restricting permitted development. Articles 7 and 8 concern applications for permissions. (8 articles completed by 1 Schedule)

Implements: Physical Planning Act, 1996 (Cap. 286). (2007)

These Regulations make provision in respect of appeals to the Physical Planning Liaison Committee. Such appeals shall be made in the forms as set out in the Schedule and issued by the relevant local authority or liaison committee. The secretary of the Committee shall inform the petitioner within 60 days of a decision. Appeals may be initiated by any person aggrieved by a decision of the Director of Physical Planning or a local authority concerning any physical development plan or matters connected therewith, or any person aggrieved by a decision of a liaison committee.

These Regulations shall apply to any enforcement notice served under section 38 of the Physical Planning Act. The local authority shall keep a register containing the information in respect of any enforcement notice served bit in accordance with regulation 5. The register shall be kept at the office of the local authority and made available for inspection by the public (reg. 8). The Schedule contains a form of an enforcement notice. (8 regulations)

Implements: Physical Planning Act, 1996 (Cap. 286). (2007)

These Regulations apply to land to which section 2 of the Physical Planning Act applies. All subdivision of areas to which these Regulations apply shall require the grant of permission of a local authority or liaison committee (reg. 4). Regulations 5 to 12 provides for procedures of applications and registration of applications. The register of applications, containing the information outlined in regulation 8, shall be open for inspection by the general public in accordance with regulation 12.