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Planning: urban perimeter and expansion in Pasto

Explore the urban perimeter and the four expansion zones Aranda, Jamondino, Mijitayo and Altamira published by Pasto’s Planning Department. These are two complete mapping families, not the full catalog of land uses, planning treatments or rural planning.

2 layers · 5 published map features · Secretaría de Planeación municipal · Alcaldía de Pasto · Complete source-published GeoJSON retained by GeoSAT

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Planning: urban perimeter and expansion

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Explore the urban perimeter and the four expansion zones Aranda, Jamondino, Mijitayo and Altamira published by Pasto’s Planning Department. These are two complete mapping families, not the full catalog of land uses, planning treatments or rural planning.

  1. Open the viewer and choose the planning query.
  2. Mark a point on the map or query its center. Pan the map to inspect another area.
  3. Compare findings by layer and open their sources. A layer with no matches, awaiting integration or unavailable does not establish an absence of rules.

This is a mapping query by location, not an address search or a legal report. It confirms neither legal validity, permits nor authorized activities; cross-check applicable documents and administrative acts.

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What it includes

How to use it

  1. Open this query to enable the urban perimeter and expansion zones at Aranda.
  2. In the planning panel, query the center or choose a point. Read matches by layer, objectid and name; detalle does not provide a planning-rule description.
  3. Compare only these two urban families, their sources and unknown dates. Complete land uses, treatments and rural zoning are not included; no matches do not establish absence of rules.
  4. Open the sources and retain attribution and dates when exporting. Shared links preserve the view and layers, not the queried point or parcel or its results.

Locate the query in Pasto

Open the Aranda example and query the map center or choose a point. Compare the two integrated municipal POT layers: urban perimeter and expansion zones; no matches do not establish absence of rules. Search a 30-digit NPN in IGAC public cadastre to inspect original parcel geometry; the POT query compares only the urban perimeter and four expansion zones, without certifying land uses or validity. Urban and rural examples are verified. Samples do not establish complete municipal coverage. Nominal data cut 2026-08-31, retrieved 2026-10-12 (UTC); CC BY-SA 4.0 according to the source item. CODIGO is not a land-title folio, owner or address. NPN is excluded from URLs, shared links and analytics and does not persist on reload. Review partial results and limits. Address search does not identify parcels. PlanetScope 2024 pixels were verified at municipal sample locations: 3 m satellite imagery. CC BY 4.0 attribution comes from retained metadata dated 2024-07-16; current revalidation is pending. Pixels do not establish licensing, and this image is not aerial orthophotography. Samples do not certify complete coverage, cloud-free imagery or current conditions. Local aerial orthophotography remains pending qualification or access; satellite imagery does not establish local aerial coverage.

52001 identifies Pasto, Nariño. Municipal mapping: objectid 402 identifies the urban perimeter; objectid 5–8 identify Aranda, Jamondino, Mijitayo and Altamira. detalle retains one space. Retrieval on 2026-10-12 is not a publication/revision or adoption date; these mapping dates are not declared. The complete IGAC municipal boundary was retrieved on 2026-10-12 (UTC) without simplification under CC BY 4.0; source EPSG:9377, response EPSG:4326. The source advises against exact point positioning and area or distance calculations using this boundary; no scale or cartographic date is inferred. The IGAC register reports POT2000, Agreement 7 dated 2000-06-28; POT2000, Agreement 7 dated 2001-03-29; POT2000, Agreement 4 dated 2003-02-14; POT2015, Agreement 4 dated 2015-04-14; POT2015, Agreement 19 dated 2019-05-29. Register statuses: Derogado, Vigente; validity horizons: Vigente. Register update dates: 2024-12-15. Both queried national POT families returned zero records; the two integrated municipal layers provide the urban perimeter and expansion zones without replacing those IGAC families. This does not establish an actual absence of municipal planning. Statuses do not certify current legal validity, and acts are not assigned to polygons without explicit evidence. Search a 30-digit NPN in IGAC public cadastre to inspect original parcel geometry; the POT query compares only the urban perimeter and four expansion zones, without certifying land uses or validity. Urban and rural examples are verified. Samples do not establish complete municipal coverage. Nominal data cut 2026-08-31, retrieved 2026-10-12 (UTC); CC BY-SA 4.0 according to the source item. CODIGO is not a land-title folio, owner or address. NPN is excluded from URLs, shared links and analytics and does not persist on reload. Review partial results and limits.

Local example: Planning: urban perimeter and expansion · latitude, longitude: 1.2420274923225354, -77.26990894595883

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Frequently asked questions

What does Planning: urban perimeter and expansion include in Pasto?

Opens 2 layers: Urban perimeter · Pasto Planning and Expansion zones · Pasto Planning. Retains five complete polygons. Only perimeter and expansion are compared at a point or across a parcel; it provides neither permitted uses, complete planning treatments nor development rights.

How do I query the Aranda example and read its identifiers?

Open the prepared viewer query and inspect the center or choose a point in the planning panel. objectid 402 identifies the perimeter; objectid 5, 6, 7 and 8 identify Aranda, Jamondino, Mijitayo and Altamira. The perimeter’s detalle does not provide a planning-rule description. No matches do not establish absence of regulation.

What is the source, and what do AG2 and Plano 6G mean?

Secretaría de Planeación municipal, Alcaldía de Pasto: layers 9 and 12 of Planeacion/Mapa_base/MapServer. Metadata refers to AG2, table 1 for the perimeter and tables 2–5 for expansion, and Plano 6G. These are source-published references; GeoSAT has not independently checked those documents or assigned IGAC register acts to these polygons. IGAC activity-area and rural-zoning zero results remain separate.

How current are the layers, and what legal validity do they establish?

The source does not declare publication or revision dates for these two families. The official capture on 2026-10-12 is retained with each layer’s exact timestamp; it is neither an adoption date nor a data date. The municipality’s “POT vigente” wording is not verification of legal validity. It does not replace administrative acts, Planning opinions or licences.

Can I use and share these public governmental data?

Retain municipal attribution, sources, retrieval dates and specific published terms. The source publishes municipal territorial information and does not declare a CC licence. The linked municipal website policy contains restrictions; its exact applicability to the MapServer has not been established. Sharing the view excludes the queried point, parcel and results; exports contain received records.

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