30 Jul 2011 12:53 PM:
Hi,
town halls have got 4 years to take action against FINISHED buildings done without planning permission (if the building is not "finished", the rule does not apply).
After that time, the town hall has no longer action against the owner, but the building is "frozen", this means that you are allowed to maintain it and keep using it as you have been doing it, but nothing else.
However, there are important exceptions to the 4 years rule mentioned above: building works done in public property (=a street) , green areas (= a park) or in areas classified as rural protected land in the Master plan or similar Plans are NOT subject to this rule, and the competent town hall can ALWAYS take action.
As to the way to include those buildings into your deeds, this implies getting assistance from technicians and probably going to the town hall to make them acknowledge that these works were finished more than 4 years ago. In this regard, we can assist you.
Yours sincerely,
Am (Fairway lawyers)
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Antiquity law
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