DSI - Revision or Removal of Outdated Design Regulations (HOV) - Ground surfaces

This dataset contains the digital vector version of all plan elements - of the ground surface type - of revised or canceled outdated design regulations as described in VCRO article 7.4.4/1, both those definitively approved and those in preparation. The suspensions and annulments of the Council of State are also included in this. A plan element is an object with which the government concerned displays the scope of (part of) the spatial option that it has taken on the basis of certain urban development regulations on the graphic plan, if it deems this necessary. Conceptually, this object can always be reduced to a plane, line or point, to which a certain legend symbol has been assigned. To guarantee the link between a “location” and the “full set of regulations applicable at that location”, it is necessary to unravel a plan into several complementary geodata layers in vector format. In this way we obtain a clear link between regulatory texts and their associated plan elements. In practice, ground surface regulations will always be linked to a surface-shaped plan element that in turn receives a surface-filling legend symbol, i.e. a covering symbology. These types of regulations can have both a replacement and a supplementary character to other regulations, depending on the applicable decree margins regarding subsidiarity, hierarchy of the plans, and the transition of the plans from the old legislation to the new one. Other types of plan elements can be placed on top of the basic surfaces of the plan. These are classified according to geometry: planes, lines, points and according to the geometric accuracy of the plan elements (to be determined geometrically accurately or by way of indication).