Re:I'd rather build my house with my own earth than go into ...
by seszett on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @02:17PM
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It's a Natura2000 zone, they did build illegally without a permit in the first place, and argue that a retroactive permit could be given because of the small footprint.
Two tribunals at two different levels (additional authorities separate from the mayor) judged that they were wrong.
I would argue that you did not explain the actual situation honestly.
> Well, isn't "following construction rules" basically means "use concrete and established plans"?
It does mean that you need to submit plans beforehand. Concrete is absolutely not a hard requirement in France.
But building in a natural protected zone without a permit is asking for trouble. Maybe a small wooden shed would have been ok.
Two tribunals at two different levels (additional authorities separate from the mayor) judged that they were wrong.
I would argue that you did not explain the actual situation honestly.
> Well, isn't "following construction rules" basically means "use concrete and established plans"?
It does mean that you need to submit plans beforehand. Concrete is absolutely not a hard requirement in France.
But building in a natural protected zone without a permit is asking for trouble. Maybe a small wooden shed would have been ok.