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Institute of Social Sciences (SPV)

Students will learn about the legislation in town and country planning and the building code. They will be able to work with the Building Act and its implementing regulations. They will understand how the law regulations are related. They will become familiar with the environmental impact assessment of concepts and projects. They will get information about specified construction activities and the authorization for their performance.

Basic knowledge of the Building Act and the rules of administrative procedure.

No concurrent knowledge is required regarding this subject.

The information will be passed on in the form of lectures. In seminars students will work together in groups as well as individually. Each student will prepare a presentation on a given topic and will write a seminar paper.

Each student will give a presentation and will write a seminar paper. The knowledge gained will be tested in an exam including a written and an oral part.

1. Introduction to the topic, interrelation of legal regulations in town and country planning and the building code.
2. Powers of the administrative authorities in town and country planning, state administration, self-administration.
3. Town and country planning, sustainable development, environmental impact assessment of concepts.
4. Town and country planning concept instruments, non-statutory planning materials, spatial development policy.
5. Creating the planning documentation, general requirements for area delimitation, general nature measures.
6. Planning related decisions, public law contract replacing the planning permission.
7. Requirements for the delimitation and use of grounds, requirements for siting structures.
8. Environmental impact assessment of projects.
9. A system of building offices, building permission related processes, special powers of the building office.
10. Building permit, public law contract replacing the building permit.
11. Building documentation, specified construction activities, authorization for their performance.
12. Authorization.
13. The legislation in technical requirements for structures, the legislation in general technical requirments for ensuring barrierless use of the structure.

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Introduction to fundamental principles of spatial planning, system of landscape planning, processing and approval of planning documentation, introduction to urban economics, creation of preconditions for tenure of authorized civil engineer profession.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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26 hours, compulsory

1. Introduction, assigning seminar papers and presentation topics.
2. Working with legal regulations.
3. Individual presentations.
4. Individual presentations.
5. Non developed area, developed area, area with development potential, ground without development potential.
6. Plan, areas with different ways of utilization.
7. Delimitation of grounds, siting of structures.
8. State administration authorities affected in town and country planning and the building code.
9. Planning permission, public law contract replacing the planning permission.
10. Building permit, public law contract replacing the building permit.
11. Seminar papers evaluation.
12. Individual presentations.
13. Individual presentations.