V. Public law restrictions on ownership
1. In general
The Confederation, cantons and communes reserve the right to impose restrictions on ownership that are in the public interest, and in particular that relate to building, fire and health regulations, forestry and road services, towpaths, erection of boundary markings and triangulation pillars, land improvements, fragmentation of landholdings, consolidation of agricultural land and building land, conservation of antiquities and natural monuments, preservation of areas of natural beauty and scenic vantage points and protection of mineral springs.
V. Restricziuns da dretg public
1. En general
En l’interess general èsi reservà a la confederaziun, als chantuns ed a las vischnancas il dretg da fixar anc autras restricziuns da la proprietad funsila, sco en spezial concernent la polizia da construcziun, da fieu e da sanadad, concernent ils guauds e las vias, las vias da runar navs, il metter terms e la fixaziun da puncts trigonometrics, concernent las meglieraziuns e la parcellaziun dal funs, l’arrundaziun da cultiras ruralas e da terren da construcziun, concernent il mantegniment d’antiquitads e da monuments da la natira, concernent la protecziun da cuntradas e da puncts panoramics e concernent la protecziun da funtaunas mineralas.
