RLPi of Rennes Métropole - A0 - Historic Monuments and Listed SitesRLPi de Rennes Métropole - A0 - Monuments historiques et sites classés
RLPi de Rennes Métropole - A0 - Monuments historiques et sites classésRLPi of Rennes Métropole - A0 - Historic Monuments and Listed Sites
This API provides access to a geographic layer identifying historic monuments and listed sites covered by the intercommunal local advertising regulation (RLPi) of Rennes Métropole. In areas of specific heritage interest, the RLPi sets local rules that override the standard provisions otherwise applicable in the zones where these sites are located, restricting or adapting the display of advertising, signage and pre-signage. The dataset is published by Rennes Métropole and is freely accessible without authentication, supporting urban planning, heritage protection and advertising regulation enforcement within the metropolitan area.Cette couche représente les monuments historiques et sites classés du Règlement Local de Publicité intercommunal (RLPi). Dans les secteurs d’intérêt patrimonial spécifique, le RLPi comporte des dispositions locales qui se substituent aux dispositions applicables dans les zones dans lesquelles se...
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- Base URL
- https://data.rennesmetropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/rlpi_mh_sc
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Query examples
curl -s 'https://data.rennesmetropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/rlpi_mh_sc' -H 'Accept: application/json'Base API endpoint — see the documentation for available routes.
Uses the Opendatasoft Explore v2.1 syntax — supports select, where, group_by and order_by.
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