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Green or unsealed area (every 3 years according to Green Card Flanders). This is a more precise level than the neighbourhoods, neighbourhoods and postal areas, which you can consult in town in figures - https://stadincijfers.antwerpen.be/Databank/Jive/?workspace_guid=2a1b200b-02eb-4100-bbb9-89c4e8907d80. These are: — unbuilt area (outdoor area) of the parcel in m² (according to GRB) –% of unbuilt area (outdoor space) compared to the total area of the parcel (according to GRB). According to the current Building Code, at least 20 % of the parcel area must be uncultivated. This is also classified according to the function of the Land Registry: apartment building, house, company (storage, industry, commercial and office building) and other (often community facilities). — green or unpaved area of the parcel in m² (according to Ortho photo) –% of the green or unpaved area compared to the total area of the parcel. This is also classified according to the function of the Land Registry: apartment building, house, company (storage, industry, commercial and office building) and other (often community facilities). —% Of the green or unpaved area compared to the unbuilt area (outdoor area) of the parcel. According to the current Building Code, at least 2/3de (66 %) of the unbuilt area of the parcel must be green or untouched. This is also classified according to the function of the Land Registry: apartment building, house, company (storage, industry, commercial and office building) and other (often community facilities). — paved surface area of the parcel in m² (according to Ortho photo). According to the current Building Code, a maximum of 20 m² of the unbuilt area of the parcel can be hardened, for gardens up to 60 m². This is the green open area of the parcel, i.e. without the building (according to GRB main and secondary buildings), or the unpaved, green outdoor area or garden (front and back of the parcels) (according to Green Map Flanders). — area of high green (> 3 m) or tree canopy cover i n the parcel (according to Ortho photo), this indicates a shadow and can also fall on the roofs –% of the high green (> 3 m) compared to the total area of the parcel. This concerns not only residential parcels, but also parcels with economic, public functions (other) and even unbuilt parcels (such as all parks except urban park and Harmoniepark, which are not parcels and are therefore registered as public land). This green map is a grid (1 m resolution) of segmentation classification of summer air ortho-photos commissioned by the Agency for Nature and Forests (ANB) with the classes ‘Not Green’, ‘Agriculture’, ‘Low Green’ (less than 3 m) and ‘High Green’ (over 3 m). Since 2012, it has been created every 3 years (2012, 2015, 20 18 and 2021). Sources: GRB, Kadaster and Green Card Flanders