Building application "deferred". What does that mean?

Monday? He won't be working anymore then

According to my layman's knowledge, it is the case that a building application is automatically considered approved if it has not been rejected after 6 (?) months. Is that correct?

According to my layman's knowledge, a building application is automatically considered approved if it has not been rejected after 6 (?) months. Is that correct?

A building permit should be stamped, paid for, and filed. That would not be the case in your situation.

There was once a not quite identical but similar case here.

A settlement of single-family houses was state-owned (50 years old) and was sold individually on divided plots to private persons a few years ago.

Due to a missing development plan, Par.34 applied, and since all houses were completely identical, there was hardly any discussion.

Then some owners wanted to build extensions, winter gardens, dormers, and double-wing windows and accordingly submitted building applications.

Apparently, the city suddenly realized that there was no development plan and subsequently postponed all building applications until the development plan was implemented. Duration was about 2 years and none of the owners could do anything during that time.

With the information you wrote, it also sounds to me that the development plan is to be pushed through first before any building permits are granted.

Whether that is legal, I unfortunately do not know.

A building permit should be stamped, paid for, and filed. That wouldn't be the case for you

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If the authority fails to process the building permit (reject or approve) within the legally set deadline, the law also states that the building permit is granted as applied for or that one can build without a building permit. What that has to do with stamping – no idea. But as already suggested: the planning office should know the deadlines better.

Hello everyone,

there is news. The "postponement" was apparently a mistake (use text module) and has in fact - thank God - not happened at all. Instead, I was informed today that the application was positively assessed in today's building review committee and now "only" has to go to the building subsidy on 13.01. At that meeting - as of now - no difficulties are expected either.

We are glad about the latest development.

Best regards