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What is the PAP?
''A special development plan (PAP) covers one part of the municipal territory that is urbanised or is to be urbanised by implementing and specifying the PAG, taking into account the type of land use defined therein. The PAP establishes a set of urban planning regulations that meet the objectives of Article 2 of the amended Law of 19 July 2004 on municipal planning and urban development (sustainability, harmonious development of neighbourhoods, quality of life, etc.).
There are two types of PAP to be distinguished, the PAP “new district” (PAP NQ) and the PAP “existing district” (PAP QE).
- The PAP NQ covers an area yet to be urbanised, proposes a concrete urbanisation project, and defines the shape of the public space, of building lots and future constructions. It must include a written and a graphic part and be accompanied by a supporting report.
- The PAP QE covers an already urbanised area and defines the rules of integration of constructions according to the characteristics of the existing constructions. It is developed on the initiative of the municipality and adopted in parallel with the PAG at the time of its first establishment, and includes a written part.'' (maint.gouvernement.lu)
The written part - ''Quartier existant''
The Special Development Plan ''Quartier existant'' (hereinafter referred to as PAP-QE) sets out the urban planning requirements for ensuring the integration of buildings and development in developed areas. For the Commune of Niederanven, the PAP-QE has been drawn up on the general principle of district (''quartier'') per basic zone of the General Development Plan, with certain neighbourhoods being able to include so-called subdistricts (''sousquartiers'').
The graphic part - ''Quartier existant''
The graphic part of the Special Development Plan (Existing District) for the Commune of Niederanven consists of the following plans covering the localities of Niederanven, Senningerberg, Senningen, Hostert, Oberanven, Rameldange and Ernster. These plans also cover part of Luxembourg airport and Waldhof.
