In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction," we'll address a crucial issue related to spatial planning: specifically, what can be done if a local zoning plan (MPZP) changes the property's intended use. What does the legislator say? It's important to note from the outset that adopting or amending a local zoning plan (MPZP) does not automatically change the property's current use, provided, of course, it complies with […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction," we'd like to present the impact of the local spatial development plan ("MPZP") on the possibility of trading in agricultural land, i.e., land designated as agricultural in the land register. It's important to emphasize that if a local spatial development plan ("MPZP") is in effect for a given area, it's this local law that determines the intended use […]

In the next article in our series, "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we'd like to present the differences between a local development plan (MPZP) and a development decision (WZ). While they play a significant role in shaping our surroundings, the validity of a MPZP prevents the issuance of a development decision. As a reminder, a local development plan is an act of local law adopted […]