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ARTICLE · 05 JANUARY 2018

Potentially Significant Changes Coming To Spatial Planning

In September 2017, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development announced a project with the goal of modifying specific laws concerning the real estate investment process (project no. UD300).

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Robert Gorbaszewicz Vel Gabrylewicz
Robert Gorbaszewicz Vel Gabrylewicz

In September 2017, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development announced a project with the goal of modifying specific laws concerning the real estate investment process (project no. UD300). The bill is currently being evaluated by different committees of the Council of Ministers. The most impactful changes are those regarding the law on spatial planning and development.

The first significant change is that zoning decisions will be issued only for developments planned within a built-up area. The term built-up area means a fully formed, compact, functional and spatial structure, having a prevalent number of developed properties, with a dominant function, public roads, utility access, public transport and social infrastructure, to be specified by the local councils in special resolutions. Outside of those areas, if there is no binding local master plan, only specified building works will be allowed, such as refurbishment, alteration (without changing function of the

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