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Local Urban Planning Plan of TERRE-DE-BAS — Surface Requirements (WFS service)

APINational · FranceNo auth

Service WFS — The requirements of an urban planning document are defined in Article R123-11 of the Urban Planning Code. A prescription is in the form of surface, linear or point information that appears on the graphical documents of the PLU. A prescription superimposed on an area of the urban planning document generally imposes an additional constraint on the settlement of the area.

geospatiallandconstruction
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  • Officialnessweight 25%50/100

    Not public-sector → neutral score; not subject to the proof checker.

  • Availabilityweight 25%100/100

    Latest verification succeeded.

  • Metadata completenessweight 20%40/100

    4 of 10 recommended metadata fields populated.

  • License clarityweight 15%50/100

    License info not yet tracked for APIs (datasets only).

  • Agent readinessweight 15%10/100

    Topic tags assigned

Data schema (10 fields)

FieldTypeDescription
msGeometrygeometry
gidinteger
libellestring
typepscstring
stypepscstring
nomficstring
urlficstring
datvalidstring
idurbastring
txtstring

Schema captured from wfs 1 day ago.

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Configuration

Base URL
https://datacarto.karugeo.fr/wfs/fe2fd057-eb29-4b5b-8fb5-c23905d89135?request=GetCapabilities&service=WFS

Query examples

curl -s 'https://datacarto.karugeo.fr/wfs/fe2fd057-eb29-4b5b-8fb5-c23905d89135?request=GetCapabilities&service=WFS' -H 'Accept: application/json'

Base API endpoint — see the documentation for available routes.

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