Est réservé le droit de la Confédération, des cantons et des communes d’apporter dans l’intérêt public d’autres restrictions à la propriété foncière, notamment en ce qui concerne la police sanitaire, la police des constructions, du feu, des forêts et des routes, les chemins de halage, le bornage et les signaux trigonométriques, les améliorations du sol, le morcellement des fonds, les réunions parcellaires de fonds ruraux ou de terrains à bâtir, les mesures destinées à la conservation des antiquités et des curiosités naturelles ou à la protection des sites et des sources d’eaux minérales.
1 Where it is possible to carry out land improvements, such as watercourse modifications, drainage, irrigation, reforestation, path-building, land consolidation procedures and the like, only by collective endeavour and such endeavour has been approved by the majority of the landowners owning more than half of the land involved, the other landowners are obliged to participate. Landowners who choose not to participate in the decision-making process are deemed to consent. Participation is recorded in the land register.
2 The cantons regulate the procedure. In particular, they must issue detailed rules on consolidation of landholdings.
3 Cantonal legislation may further facilitate the realisation of such land improvements and may declare that the corresponding provisions also apply to building land and to areas designated as being in permanent danger of ground displacement.584
583 Amended by Art. 121 of the Agriculture Act of 3 oct. 1951, in force since 1 Jan. 1954 (AS 1953 1073; BBl 1951 I 130).
584 Amended by No I of the FA of 4 Oct. 1991 on the Partial Revision of the Civil Code (Immovable Property Law) and of the Code of Obligations (Purchase of Land), in force since 1 Jan. 1994 (AS 1993 1404; BBl 1988 III 953).
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