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Illegal buildings to be demolished, compliance after the fact no longer allowed
04.02.2011, 12:07 | Real Estate | 926 views
The Government decided via an emergency ordinance to eliminate the possibility of owners, builders and developers who infringed on urban plans to get the so called "urban plans to ensure compliance after the fact" for buildings that do not comply with the plans. The government drastically limited the possibility of the public authorities admitting the Zonal Town Planning (PUZ) financed by private investors or by landowners, which currently allow the PUZ to stray from the General Urban Planning (PUG) for areas of 1,000 square metres. Read more on ZF.ro
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