What can you build in the province of Luxembourg?

The municipalities with the most local schemes (schémas d’orientation locaux) are Bastogne (35), Vielsalm (13), Arlon (10), Marche-en-Famenne (9) and Virton (9). The page of each municipality lists them with a link to their text.

22 of the 43 municipalities have a schéma de développement communal or an older schéma de structure: Arlon, Aubange, Bertrix, Bouillon, Chiny, Fauvillers, Florenville, Gouvy and 14 more. It says where the municipality wants to go, for its whole territory; it is indicative.

The regional planning guide (guide régional d’urbanisme) is binding where it applies: in a protected urban area and in a rural village under the rules for building in the countryside (RGBSR). In the province of Luxembourg there are protected urban areas in Arlon, Bouillon, Durbuy, La Roche-en-Ardenne, Marche-en-Famenne and Saint-Hubert. The RGBSR applies in 41 villages, in 22 municipalities. The municipal guides are indicative; the Perceelscan tells you, address by address, which ones apply.

438 listed properties (monuments, sites, ensembles and archaeological sites), of which 32 are exceptional heritage; the municipalities with the most are Arlon (32), Bouillon (29) and Durbuy (27). The Perceelscan tells you, address by address, whether the plot is listed, lies in a protection zone or is in the inventory.

In Wallonia no regional rule says how many m² of floor area a plot may take: it follows from a local scheme, a guide or the surroundings, and the permitting authority decides on a concrete design. The Perceelscan tells you, address by address, which schemes and guides apply and what could stand in the way of a project.