Section F – Cérilly

15 parcels

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Parcels

Parcel 391.9 haNo PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 413,370 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 216 – 2 Impasse Champigneul1,778 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 218 – 4 Impasse Champigneul1,900 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 230 – 3 Rue du Chateau2,356 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 231144 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 236100 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 2384,962 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 239 – 56 Rue de Balot3,873 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 2471,152 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 2481 haNo PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 2664,979 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 2672,782 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 26852 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).
Parcel 2697 m²No PLU: the commune follows the national planning rules (RNU).

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The cadastre is a tax record: it does not prove ownership. Why?

The cadastre is a tax record: it does not prove ownership and its boundaries have no legal force (only a surveyor's boundary marking does). Its plan is approximate: especially where it is old, it can be offset by a few metres from the buildings and the aerial imagery. The owner's name is not shown. Boundary marking (Service Public, in French)