Section T – Villers-Tournelle

35 parcels

Parcels

Zoning: no parcel in this section has a planning zone. The commune has no PLU: it follows the national planning rules (RNU). Guide: reading a PLU

Parcel 41,050 m²
Parcel 5 – 28 Rue de Belle-assise2,540 m²
Parcel 131,860 m²
Parcel 1164.4 ha
Parcel 119600 m²
Parcel 1201,190 m²
Parcel 1213,110 m²
Parcel 1222,050 m²
Parcel 1238,550 m²
Parcel 193 – 28 Rue de Belle-assise83 m²
Parcel 194 – 28 Rue de Belle-assise100 m²
Parcel 1993.1 ha
Parcel 2003.1 ha
Parcel 2013.1 ha
Parcel 225 – 28 Rue de Belle-assise656 m²
Parcel 2263,624 m²
Parcel 2285.9 ha
Parcel 233 – 3 Rue de Belle-assise (+1)3,500 m²
Parcel 23617 m²
Parcel 237 – 7 Rue du Bois2,320 m²
Parcel 239 – 2 Rue Saint Jacques907 m²
Parcel 240 – 1 Rue de Belle-assise1,200 m²
Parcel 241864 m²
Parcel 242 – 8 Rue Saint Jacques2,820 m²
Parcel 243 – 5 Rue de Belle-assise1,547 m²
Parcel 244 – 5 bis Rue du Bois6,055 m²
Parcel 2451,785 m²
Parcel 2465,248 m²
Parcel 247304 m²
Parcel 2483.7 ha
Parcel 2493.7 ha
Parcel 25010.2 ha
Parcel 25110.3 ha
Parcel 2527.6 ha
Parcel 2534,239 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)