Procedure for submitting the application for the issuance of the Chief Architect's Approval for the urban planning certificate*
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This procedure describes the way the activity of issuing the Chief Architect’s Opinion for the urbanism certificate is managed
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Law no. 50/1991 regarding the authorization of construction works, republished, with subsequent amendments and additions.
ART. 6
(1) The urbanism certificate is the informative document by which the authorities provided for in art. 4 and art. 43 letter a):
a) inform the applicant about the legal, economic, and technical status of the land and existing constructions at the time of the request, in accordance with the provisions of the urban plans and their related regulations or territorial planning documents, as applicable, endorsed and approved according to the law;
b) establish the urbanistic requirements to be fulfilled depending on the specifics of the location;
c) establish the list including the approvals/agreements necessary for the authorization of construction works;
c^1) indicate by name the technical-utility network operators who will issue the respective approvals/agreements; approvals will only be requested from the owners of overground and underground networks that affect the land area and/or constructions for which the urbanism certificates are requested, by consulting the urban database established under the law;
d) inform the investor/applicant about the obligation to contact the competent environmental protection authority, in order to obtain its point of view and, if necessary, its administrative document, required for authorization purposes.
Archiving period: Permanent
According to the Archival Nomenclature of the Mures County Council approved by the president’s Order no.587/19.12.2019, with subsequent amendments and additions.
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Law no. 554/2004 on administrative litigation, with subsequent amendments and completions
ART. 1
(1) Any person who considers themselves harmed in a right of theirs or in a legitimate interest, by a public authority, through an administrative act or by the failure to resolve a petition within the legal term, may address the competent administrative court for the annulment of the act, recognition of the claimed right or legitimate interest, and reparation of the damage caused. The legitimate interest may be both private and public.
(2) The administrative court may also be addressed by the person harmed in a right of theirs or in a legitimate interest by an individual administrative act addressed to another legal subject.
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