Planning on a regional level encompasses the same items as planning on the Cantonal level. However, the planning is more detailed. All planning on a regional level is subject to the plans on the national and cantonal levels.
The master plan on a regional level encompasses in particular:
- residential area plan in some detail
- transportation plan
- roads and parking areas
- tram and bus routes
- railroads
- trails
- footpaths
- cycling trails
- bridleways
- hiking trails
- public utility infrastructure (water, power, sewage, waste)
- public buildings and plants
- administration buildings
- court buildings
- libraries
- schools
- power plants
- water works
- sewage treatment plants
- building lines for roads etc.
The land use plan in a narrower sense on a regional level encompasses:
- agricultural zones
- zones to remain unused
- zones to be exploited for materials
- zones where materials may be deposited