Projet de loi de modification de zone PL12316

Déposé le mercredi 11 avril 2018 | Voté

projet de loi du Conseil d’Etat modifiant les limites de zones sur le territoire de la commune de Genève – section Petit-Saconnex (création d’une zone de développement 3 au lieu-dit « Les Crêts »)

Voir le texte complet sur le site du Grand Conseil

Domaine : Urbanisme | Type : Projet de loi de modification de zone | Ville : Genève

Remarques

Création d’une ZD3 au lieu de la 4B actuelle

Pour rappel: un référendum contre la délibération du Conseil municipal de la Ville de Genève du 17 mai 2017 (PR-1219) approuvant un projet de modification des limites des zones (MZ) N°29 958-303, permettant la création d’une zone de développement 3, situé entre le chemin Moïse-Duboule, le chemin de la Tourelle, le chemin des Crêts et la place du Petit-Saconnex, feuilles cadastrales 67 et 69, section Genève Petit-Saconnex, cette délibération a été approuvée en votation populaire le 4 mars 2018 par 60,06% de oui, et ce sur l’ensemble des secteurs de la Ville de Genève, exception faite de celui des Crêts.

Le Grand Conseil a voté le dépôt de la pétition 1957 (voir journal Pic-Vert de septembre 2017)

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Résultat du vote

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L'objet PL12316 est Adopté par 5 partis pour et 2 partis contre.

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Assprop.ch is a non-political umbrella organization that aims to defend the interests of real estate individual owners. To reach this goal, it offers specific services to its members which are listed below.

Assprop.ch is the mother association of cantonal associations:

Pic-Vert Assprop Ge (which represents the home owners in the Geneva region)

Assprop Vd members are real estate owners based in the cantons of Vaud, Valais, Neuchatel or Fribourg.

Through sharing concerns, opinions and ideas, the Association has a powerful and persuasive voice, which actively shapes the local housing community. The association also aims to communicate with the local authorities to ensure that development of the region is sustainable, sensible, and maintains that quality of life that is so important both for ourselves and for future generations.

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