Espaço Florestal
Zona: Solo Rústico – Espaços de Uso Múltiplo Agrícola e Florestal, Solo Rústico, Espaços de Uso Múltiplo Agrícola e Florestal, Espaço Florestal · fonte: regulamento do PDM · resumo automático (modelo gpt-5.4-mini)
Key building parameters found:
- forest management plan (public and community forestry and agroforestry holdings): all holdings; forest management plan threshold (private holdings): area equal to or greater than 100 ha
- minimum mandatory area subject to forest management plan (private holdings below the threshold): []
- maximum occupancy of the property (greenhouses, elevated tunnels and small tunnels for agricultural production): 30 %
- maximum construction area (existing residential pre-existing buildings): 500 m2
- maximum number of floors (existing residential pre-existing buildings): 2
- maximum total construction area (property with more than one residential building): 500 m2
- maximum construction area (end of clause iii / general fragment): 40000 m2
- minimum plot area (owner-farmer residence): 4 hectares
- maximum construction area (owner-farmer residence): 500 m2
- maximum number of floors (owner-farmer residence): 2
- maximum building height (owner-farmer residence): 6,5 metros
- gross land occupation index (industrial first transformation of agricultural, forestry or livestock products): 0,05
- maximum building height (industrial first transformation of agricultural, forestry or livestock products): 6,5 metros
- gross land occupation index (tourist enterprises / isolated-buildings reference through the regulation): []
- gross land occupation index (extractive or primary mineral transformation industries): 0,05
- maximum building height (extractive or primary mineral transformation industries): 6,5 metros
- gross land occupation index (other buildings essential to productive diversification): 0,05
- maximum building height (other buildings essential to productive diversification): 6,5 metros
- gross land occupation index (collective-use facilities, infrastructures, recreation, leisure and tourism animation): []
- maximum occupancy of the soil (overall from all provisions above): 30 %
- gross land occupation index (support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities): 0,05
- maximum number of floors (support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities): 1
- maximum building height (support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities): 4 metros
- gross land occupation index (greenhouses): 0,3
- maximum building height (greenhouses): 6 m
Article 69 (Article 50): Defines the subcategory "spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use" as areas of high biophysical and economic importance whose dominant occupation is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation under the canopy. It sets the land-use objectives: maintaining the dominant uses through multiple land use and suitable tillage techniques; developing silvicultural activities; safeguarding water and soil resources; promoting extensive grazing; and promoting hunting.
Article 69 (Article 50): Defines the spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use as areas of high biophysical and economic importance whose dominant occupation is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation under the canopy. It sets the objectives of land-use planning and management: maintaining dominant uses, developing silvicultural activities, safeguarding water and soil, promoting extensive grazing, and promoting hunting.
Article 70 (Article 51): For these spaces, the dominant use is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation, and other uses are allowed when complementary or compatible. It lists the complementary uses, including industrial activities linked to first transformation of agricultural, livestock or forestry products and their support buildings, support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities including greenhouses, other economic activities that strengthen the rural economy and employment, and hunting activities.
Article 70 (Article 51): The dominant use of these spaces is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation, and other uses are admitted if complementary or compatible. Complementary uses listed include industrial activities linked to first transformation of agricultural, livestock or forestry products and their support buildings, support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities including greenhouses, other economic activities that reinforce the rural economy and employment, and hunting activities.
Article 47 (Article 47): General regime for forest spaces. It says forest spaces include "Spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use". It applies the general rules for homogeneous sub-regions, the rules for the function assigned to forest spaces in the homogeneous sub-region, local application rules, and sustainable silviculture and forest management models. It also requires forestry management plans for certain holdings and compliance with minimum silvicultural norms for smaller holdings.
- forest management plan (public and community forestry and agroforestry holdings): all holdings; forest management plan threshold (private holdings): area equal to or greater than 100 ha
- minimum mandatory area subject to forest management plan (private holdings below the threshold): []
Article 64 (Article 47): General regulation for forest spaces. It states that forest spaces include the subcategory "spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use". It applies general rules for homogeneous sub-regions, rules by function assigned to forest spaces, local application rules, and sustainable silviculture and forest management models. It also requires forest management plans for certain holdings and compliance with minimum silvicultural norms for smaller holdings.
- forest management plan (public and community forestry and agroforestry holdings): all holdings; forest management plan threshold (private holdings): area equal to or greater than 100 ha
- minimum mandatory area subject to forest management plan (private holdings below the threshold): []
Article 48 (Article 36): Sets the general occupation principles for rural land: no actions may diminish or destroy the potential of the dominant-use categories, except as allowed by the regulation and law; building in rural land must follow the containment of isolated buildings and property parceling and infrastructure rationalisation; recovery/rehabilitation of existing buildings should be promoted; new buildings that lead to dispersed occupation are not allowed except when necessary to support economic activities linked to natural, cultural and landscape resources and the multifunctionality of rural areas. It also limits areas occupied by greenhouses, elevated tunnels and small tunnels for agricultural production to 30 % of the total property area.
- maximum occupancy of the property (greenhouses, elevated tunnels and small tunnels for agricultural production): 30 %
Article 51 (Article 39): For existing buildings in rural land, conservation, alteration, extension, reconstruction and change of use are allowed in compliance with Articles 37 and 38. For existing residential buildings in rural land, these works may not exceed 500 m2 of construction area and 2 floors. Where a property has more than one residential building, the total construction area may be increased, provided it does not exceed 500 m2.
- maximum construction area (existing residential pre-existing buildings): 500 m2
- maximum number of floors (existing residential pre-existing buildings): 2
- maximum total construction area (property with more than one residential building): 500 m2
Artigos do regulamento citados
- Art. Article 69 — Article 50Defines the subcategory "spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use" as areas of high biophysical and economic importance whose dominant occupation is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation under the canopy. It sets the land-use objectives: maintaining the dominant uses through multiple land use and suitable tillage techniques; developing silvicultural activities; safeguarding water and soil resources; promoting extensive grazing; and promoting hunting.
- Art. Article 69 — Article 50Defines the spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use as areas of high biophysical and economic importance whose dominant occupation is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation under the canopy. It sets the objectives of land-use planning and management: maintaining dominant uses, developing silvicultural activities, safeguarding water and soil, promoting extensive grazing, and promoting hunting.
- Art. Article 70 — Article 51For these spaces, the dominant use is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation, and other uses are allowed when complementary or compatible. It lists the complementary uses, including industrial activities linked to first transformation of agricultural, livestock or forestry products and their support buildings, support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities including greenhouses, other economic activities that strengthen the rural economy and employment, and hunting activities.
- Art. Article 70 — Article 51The dominant use of these spaces is forestry activity associated with agricultural or pastoral exploitation, and other uses are admitted if complementary or compatible. Complementary uses listed include industrial activities linked to first transformation of agricultural, livestock or forestry products and their support buildings, support buildings for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities including greenhouses, other economic activities that reinforce the rural economy and employment, and hunting activities.
- Art. Article 47 — Article 47General regime for forest spaces. It says forest spaces include "Spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use". It applies the general rules for homogeneous sub-regions, the rules for the function assigned to forest spaces in the homogeneous sub-region, local application rules, and sustainable silviculture and forest management models. It also requires forestry management plans for certain holdings and compliance with minimum silvicultural norms for smaller holdings.
- Art. Article 64 — Article 47General regulation for forest spaces. It states that forest spaces include the subcategory "spaces of multiple agricultural and forestry use". It applies general rules for homogeneous sub-regions, rules by function assigned to forest spaces, local application rules, and sustainable silviculture and forest management models. It also requires forest management plans for certain holdings and compliance with minimum silvicultural norms for smaller holdings.
- Art. Article 48 — Article 36Sets the general occupation principles for rural land: no actions may diminish or destroy the potential of the dominant-use categories, except as allowed by the regulation and law; building in rural land must follow the containment of isolated buildings and property parceling and infrastructure rationalisation; recovery/rehabilitation of existing buildings should be promoted; new buildings that lead to dispersed occupation are not allowed except when necessary to support economic activities linked to natural, cultural and landscape resources and the multifunctionality of rural areas. It also limits areas occupied by greenhouses, elevated tunnels and small tunnels for agricultural production to 30 % of the total property area.
- Art. Article 51 — Article 39For existing buildings in rural land, conservation, alteration, extension, reconstruction and change of use are allowed in compliance with Articles 37 and 38. For existing residential buildings in rural land, these works may not exceed 500 m2 of construction area and 2 floors. Where a property has more than one residential building, the total construction area may be increased, provided it does not exceed 500 m2.
- Art. Article 49 — Article 37This article sets detailed buildability for rural land, including several permitted uses and regimes. It covers residence for the owner-farmer of an agricultural, forestry or livestock holding, industrial first transformation of agricultural/forestry/livestock products, tourist enterprises, mineral-processing/extractive industries, other buildings essential to productive diversification, collective-use facilities, infrastructures and recreation/tourism uses. It also includes the isolated-building regime in rural land for support buildings, greenhouses and other cases, with limits such as 0,05 occupancy in several cases, 500 m2 for farmer residence, 4 hectares minimum plot area, 2 floors, 6,5 m facade height, 4 m facade height for support buildings, and 30 % maximum occupation overall.
- Art. Article 86 — Article 61In agglomerations located in rural land, other uses are allowed when complementary or compatible with housing. Complementary uses include commerce and services, green spaces and collective-use spaces, collective-use facilities and infrastructure, and support buildings for agricultural, forestry or livestock activities tied to endogenous resources. Compatible uses include rural tourism and hotels, and certain industrial establishments under the SIR, subject to conditions; intensive livestock operations are not authorised.
- Art. Article 86 — Article 61In agglomerations located in rural land, other uses are allowed when complementary or compatible with housing. It lists complementary uses such as commerce and services, green spaces, collective-use facilities and infrastructure, and support buildings for agricultural, forestry or livestock activities. Compatible uses include rural tourism and hotels, with conditions for industrial establishments and a prohibition on installing or expanding intensive livestock farms.
- Art. Article 58 — The Equipment and Other Occupations spaces correspond to collective-use facilities, of public or private nature, and infrastructure of interest located in rural land.Defines a rural-land category for collective-use facilities and infrastructure of interest located in rural land. No buildability parameters are specified in the article itself.