Planning rules in Genappe: what can you build?
In Genappe, 3 local schemes apply, and there are 17 listed properties.
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At a glance
| Province | Walloon Brabant |
|---|---|
| Local schemes (SOL) | 3 in force |
| Municipal scheme | GENAPPE (2017) |
| Municipal guides and regulations | 2 |
| Regional guide | protected urban area (ZPU); RGBSR in 1 village |
| Pre-emption perimeters | none |
| Sites for redevelopment (SAR) | 3 |
| Protected properties | 17 |
| Subdivisions | 283 |
Which plan applies in Genappe?
In addition, 3 local orientation schemes (schémas d’orientation locaux) apply in Genappe, including ZACC de Loupoigne, DE LA VILLE (De la Gendarmerie) and Avenue des combattants. The municipal scheme (GENAPPE (2017)) sets out where Genappe wants to go.
Which planning guides apply in Genappe?
In Genappe, the regional guide applies in a protected urban area: ZPU de Genappe. The regulation on building in rural areas (RGBSR) applies in 1 village of Genappe.
Is there listed heritage in Genappe?
Genappe has 17 listed properties.
Is my plot in a subdivision in Genappe?
In Genappe the SPW register counts 283 subdivisions that have not entirely lapsed or been revoked.
Is there a right of pre-emption in Genappe?
According to the SPW register, there is no pre-emption perimeter in Genappe. Genappe has 3 sites for redevelopment (sites à réaménager, SAR) that the Region wants to redevelop.
The local schemes of Genappe
| ZACC de Loupoigne | 1 June 2015 |
|---|---|
| DE LA VILLE (De la Gendarmerie) | 31 March 2015 |
| Avenue des combattants | 11 May 1995 |
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Source: the Service public de Wallonie (SPW Territoire and the Walloon Heritage Agency), open data under CC BY 4.0, retrieved on 21 October 2026.
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