Land-use plan & development plan

Building on the ÖROKO 2.0, the land-use plan and the local development plan regulate the specific intended uses of land or building projects.

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Zoning plan

What is the zoning plan?

The zoning plan (FWP) is based on the ÖROKO 2.0 and regulates the specific intended use of each individual parcel, i.e. the type of use of all areas in Innsbruck and thus defines the spatial-functional structure of the municipal area. A distinction is essentially made between the following zoning categories:

  • Open land
  • Building land
  • Reserved areas
  • Special areas

The land-use plan for the City of Innsbruck can be accessed digitally via the Tyrolean Spatial Information System at the following link: www.innsbruck.gv.at/tiris-fwp-ibk

The legally binding hard copy of the land-use plan No. IBK-F2.0, including a comprehensive legend and a summary of the environmental considerations, can be viewed by clicking on Service Unit Building consultancy and expert opinions ’.

Zoning confirmation

Zoning Plan

What is a development plan?

The development plan (BBP) builds on the land-use plan and specifies how the building land may be developed and built on. It is the planning tool used to regulate and ensure the transparent design of building projects. In some cases, this involves detailed specifications for building complexes and individual structures.

Generally, the following provisions are set out in the development plan:

  • Road alignment
  • Building lines
  • Construction method
  • Building density
  • Building height

How can I view legally binding local development plans?

The town planning of the City of Innsbruck comprises various individual plans which are not available in digital form and can be Service Unit Building consultancy and expert opinions at Service Unit Building consultancy and expert opinions can be viewed.

Changes

Can I obtain an amendment to the plans?

In principle, there is no right to change the zoning plan or the development plan.

Spatial planning is always based on a coherent overall concept. If you still wish to apply for an amendment, the first step is to obtain planning advice from City Department Urban planning, mobility and integration.

Where can I view current changes to the plans?

Current changes to the zoning plan or the development plan can be seen on the official notice board.