This Act amends article 164, 165 and 169 of Decree-Law No. 327/90 of 22 October (regulating land occupation after forest fires). Amending articles deal with the requirements to be met by landowners who have suffered forest fires.

Amends: Decree-Law No. 327/90 regulating land occupation after forest fires. (1990-10-22)

The Act provides for the establishment of a town planning board, which shall exercise the following functions: (a) to advise the Minister in matters relating to the preparation and carrying into effect of town planning schemes; (b) to encourage the study of town planning: (c) to advise and assist local authorities generally in connection with town planning schemes and the layout of new township.

This Act extensively amends the principal Act.

An Act to provide for the sustainable use of land and natural resources on it.The text of Part I consists of 18 sections divided into 7 Chapters: Purposes of the Act (I); Application sphere of the Act (II); Land use authorities in municipalities and counties (III); Protection of cultivation and arable land (IV); Partition of agricultural land (V); Expropriation and valuation (VI); Miscellaneous provisions (VII).Chapter IV provides for the protection of agricultural use of land and the protection of agricultural land against misuse by men.

Principal aims and objectives of the Plan are: (a) to provide an updated and simplified plan for the area of Great Lakes; (b) to protect and enhance the environmental qualities of the area; (c) to promote the well-being of the area's population; (d) to provide a land use framework to guide the future use of the land within the area of Great Lakes; (e) to provide a basis for the preparation of detailed development control plans; (f) to improve opportunities for ecologically sustainable development; (g) to provide for the cultural needs of and the equitable provision of services and facilitie

This Act provides rules relative to the identification of borders and ownership of land.The sections of this Act are divided into 5 Chapters: General provisions (I); Survey (II); Partition of land (III); Registration and related matters (IV); Miscellaneous provisions, entry into force, and amendment of other Acts (V).The municipalities are vested with the authority to register real property and to decide on matters of partition (sect. 3). Section 4 of Chapter II deals with marking of borders.

This Act makes provision for the exchange of lands either between private parties for purposes of rational use or public bodies and private parties for purposes of rational use or purposes of public interest such as the construction of roads or railways.

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.

The Developer shall, before lodging a survey plan for the development area with the Surveyor-General, prepare a lot plan in accordance with this section (sect. 3). A schedule of lot entitlements for the purposes of this Act shall be prepared by a valuer as defined in the Valuation of Land Act (sect. 5). The Registrar-General shall, at the time of creating a folio of the Register under the Real Property Act in respect of a lot, record on the Register and the certificate as to title in relation to the lot (sect. 6).

L'article 1er de cette loi fondamentale sur le remembrement des biens ruraux établit qu'afin d'assurer, dans l'intérêt général, une exploitation plus économique des biens ruraux, il peut être procédé, conformément aux dispositions de la présente loi, au remembrement des terres morcelées et des terres dispersées. Le remembrement tend à améliorer les biens-fonds en constituant, par un nouveau lotissement, des parcelles ayant de plus grandes surfaces, des formes mieux adaptées aux façons culturales et des accès indépendants.

Cette loi porte création de périmètres de mise en valeur en bour délimités par décret afin de créer les conditions nécéssaires au développement intégré d'une agriculture moderne et performante.

Ce décret porte dispositions prises pour l'application de la loi nº 33-94 relative aux périmètres de mise en valeur en bour.

Met en oeuvre: Loi nº 33-94 relative aux périmètres de mise en valeur en bour promulgué par le dahir nº 1-95-10 du 22 février 1995. (1995-02-22)