Section 18 – Fribourg

25 parcels

Parcels

Zoning: no parcel in this section has a planning zone. The commune has no PLU: it has a carte communale (a simpler planning document). Guide: reading a PLU

Parcel 160 ha
Parcel 252.2 ha
Parcel 3 – 144 Chemin du Champ Voyard1,427 m²
Parcel 4 – 148 Chemin du Champ Voyard512 m²
Parcel 5 – 151 Chemin du Champ Voyard957 m²
Parcel 6 – 141 Chemin du Champ Voyard631 m²
Parcel 7 – 97 Chemin du Champ Voyard577 m²
Parcel 9 – 184 Chemin des Souches1,403 m²
Parcel 10 – 162 Chemin des Souches1,151 m²
Parcel 11 – 138 Chemin des Souches1,139 m²
Parcel 12 – 35 Chemin du Champ Voyard1,036 m²
Parcel 131,720 m²
Parcel 141,111 m²
Parcel 15967 m²
Parcel 16 – 102 Chemin du Champ Voyard935 m²
Parcel 17 – 88 Chemin du Champ Voyard715 m²
Parcel 18 – 66 Chemin du Champ Voyard675 m²
Parcel 19 – 44 Chemin du Champ Voyard835 m²
Parcel 20 – 20 Chemin du Champ Voyard843 m²
Parcel 21 – 56 Chemin des Souches1,213 m²
Parcel 2240 m²
Parcel 2360 m²
Parcel 24 – 44 Chemin des Souches2,284 m²
Parcel 25 – 73 Chemin du Champ Voyard1,034 m²
Parcel 26 – 81 Chemin du Champ Voyard2,071 m²

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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)