PDM Santiago, Seia

In Santiago, about 21% of the parish is urban land under the Seia PDM. See what you can build, where, and the rural zones with the most reclassification potential.

PDM changes

Every amendment to municipal master plans, straight from the national registry (SNIT). Pick a district, municipality or parish on the map to scope this list; click a row to see it on the map.

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Example of a PDM zoning map drawn over an aerial photo: urban perimeter, rural land and protected areas
Example of how a PDM classifies land. The real zoning for this place is on the map above.

Where can you build in Santiago?

In Santiago, part of the Seia council, about 21% of the parish is classified as urban land under the municipal PDM. That is where construction is generally allowed. The rest is rural land, where building is limited to the plan's exceptions.

A PDM is a municipal plan, so Santiago follows the Seia PDM and its amendments. Use the zoning map below to locate your plot and confirm its classification.

Frequently asked questions

Where can you build in Santiago?
In Santiago, building is mostly allowed on urban land, which makes up about 21% of the parish under the Seia PDM. The rest is rural land with construction limited to the plan's exceptions.
Does Santiago have its own PDM?
No. A PDM is a municipal plan, so Santiago is covered by the PDM of Seia. The zoning rules and amendments that apply in Santiago are those of the Seia municipality.

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