Procedure for issuing the building Sample Clauses

Procedure for issuing the building permit The building permit is an example of an administrative decision with a rigid basis, that is a decision whose issuing conditions are specifically defined by law, which excludes any discretion of the issuing authority when considering the request. If the conditions defined in the statute are satisfied, the competent authority may not refuse to issue the building permit for the investor. Competent body As a rule, the building permit is issued by the district starost competent for the project location, which is the construction administration authority of first instance. In cities with district rights, the body competent for cases regarding the construction permit is the mayor of the city, who also acts as head of district. In the cases regarding a construction permit in relation to building structures and construction works listed in Art. 82(3) of the Construction Law and in the cases listed in the Regulation of the Council of Ministers issued under an authorisation included in sec. 4 of that Article, the body of the first instance is the head of province. The authority of higher instance relative to the starost (mayor of a city with district rights) is the voivode, and if the voivode is the authority of first instance, then the Chief Construction Supervision Inspector. Parties to the procedure One of the parties to the proceedings for issuing the building permit is the investor. Other parties include the owners, perpetual usufructuaries and managers of the properties located within the impact range of the civil structure. If the construction administration authority finds during the proceedings that the properties of the said entities are situated within the project impact range, he should award them the status of parties to the proceedings and send them the building permit. This allows such entities to appeal against the decision within 14 days of delivery. The objective of the proceedings for issuing the building permit is to check whether the planned project is in accordance with law and the interests of the entities whose rights may be affected, and the final decision (building permit) is aimed at protecting the values expressed in the Constitution, including the freedoms and rights of others. This objective justifies not only the control exercised by public authorities on construction projects but also the interference of those authorities in the rights of entities entitled to develop a real property (see: Judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal ...
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