Utility easement — Type AC1 Linear Generator — Dunkirk Urban Community

Public utility easements (SUPs) are administrative limitations to the right to property. They are established for the benefit of public persons, concessionaires for public services or public works, private persons engaged in an activity in the general interest SUP AC1 Linear Generator: Easements relating to the conservation of cultural heritage and historical monuments. the layer consists of the linear areas behind the AC1 easements. Classification under historical monuments: these easements relate to buildings or parts of immovables whose conservation is of a public interest from the point of view of history or art. Owners of classified buildings may not carry out restoration, repair or alteration work without the prior authorisation of the regional prefect or the Minister responsible for culture. Registration as historical monuments: These easements relate to immovables or parts of immovables which, without justifying an application for immediate classification, are of sufficient historical or artistic interest to make their preservation desirable. Owners of registered immovables may not make any changes without prior declaration; No planning authorisation may be issued without the prior consent of the prefect of region. Buildings backed by classified buildings and buildings located in the field of visibility of classified or registered buildings: Public utility easements (SUPs) are administrative limitations to the right to property. They are established for the benefit of public persons, concessionaires for public services or public works, private persons engaged in an activity in the general interest SUP AC1 Assembled: Easements relating to the conservation of cultural heritage and historical monuments. the layer consists of all AC1 easements, all geometries combined. Classification under historical monuments: these easements relate to buildings or parts of immovables whose conservation is of a public interest from the point of view of history or art. Owners of classified buildings may not carry out restoration, repair or alteration work without the prior authorisation of the regional prefect or the Minister responsible for culture. Registration as historical monuments: These easements relate to immovables or parts of immovables which, without justifying an application for immediate classification, are of sufficient historical or artistic interest to make their preservation desirable. Owners of registered immovables may not make any changes without prior declaration; No planning authorisation may be issued without the prior consent of the prefect of region. Buildings backed by classified buildings and buildings located in the field of visibility of classified or registered buildings: 1. Any building in contact with a classified building, in elevation, on the ground or in the basement shall be considered as a backed building. Any part not protected under the historical monuments of a partially classified building shall be considered as a backed building. 2. Any other building, naked or built, visible from the first or visible at the same time as it is situated within a perimeter determined by a distance of 500 m from the monument shall be considered to be within the field of visibility of a classified or registered building.