A building permit is a decision by which the competent administrative authority, after establishing that the intended construction is in accordance with the spatial act, that it will meet the essential requirements and that the construction will not affect the rights of third parties or public interest, allows such construction and prescribes concrete conditions to be considered during construction.
The purpose of the task is to present the legal regulation of the procedure for issuing a building permit and to draw attention to the problems and obstacles that arise mainly from the point of view of the administrative authority that must issue a valid building permit.
In my master's thesis I used the descriptive method, the historical method, the method of compilation, the comparative method and the deductive method.
The findings in the master's thesis contribute to the understanding of the key problem, which does not deal with the inadequate legal regulation of the procedure for issuing a building permit, but with the fact that the legislation is based on assumptions, which unfortunately are often not realized in practice. Most problems are caused by vague or inconsistent legal solutions (possibly unclear provisions in both the law and by laws) and insufficiently clear, inaccurate and unreliable spatial acts and unprofessional and insufficiently prepared project documentation, which does not provide sufficient support to the administrative body to issue a positive decision.
In the master's thesis my research activities focused on obtaining the building permit in Slovenia under the new legislation and regulation of building permits in Austria, Croatia, Italy and Germany. Slovenia is comparable to other European countries in terms of the scope of legal regulation and deadlines for comments from side participants and for issuing a decision.
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