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Gaining planning permission to renovate, build or develop property generally depends on the circumstances of the property and a number of factors within your control and others outside your control. Outlined below is general advice about the types of work for which you require to apply for planning permission and those for which you do not. Obtaining planning permission to develop land or real estate depends on the nature of that you wish to make to block of apartments, houses and the location of the property. Countries, regions, cities, towns and villages all have there own planning rules and guidelines. Who has the authority to give planning permission? Planning permission within 8 weeks or less Depending on your plans submitted to the mayor in Spain or the town hall in Bulgaria you permission could be approved within 8 weeks. Check with the local planning department in the area of the development on time scales and possible issues to inform you if you require making any changes to the plans that are being submitted. Checks before submitting your plans- Has planning permission already been granted? Always check before submitting for planning permission with the local authorities, locals, and web search’s, and if you are concerned about planning and legal issues seek professional advice. Permission requiredThe following list is no exhaustive, although can inform you if planning permission is required: - Building a large extension to your existing property Before starting a developmentAlways have the correct planning permission in place before undertaking any changes to real estate, land or property of any type. Making structural changes to a house without planning permission could land you in jail in some countries and or at least a heavy fine in most countries, while having to make right the changes you made. RC Property Worldwide: www.propertyworldwideplace.com Search roperty worldwide. Free real estate listing.
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