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3. Demolition permits
3.1 Definitions
Generally speaking, demolition refers to work that results in the total or partial disappearance of a building as a result of a deliberate act. This work is carried out on the shell of the building (foundations, exterior walls and floors) and significantly affects it.
The concept of demolition also covers work that renders the use of the premises dangerous or impossible, leading to their dismantling, for example by removing doors, windows, staircases or parquet flooring.
To find out whether a demolition project will require a permit, contact the town planning department of the municipality where the building will be located.
A demolition permit is an administrative authorization that must be obtained...
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Conclusion
Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Marchés privés - Cahiers types - Cahier des clauses administratives générales applicable aux travaux de bâtiment faisant l'objet de marchés privés - NF P03-001 - Octobre 2017
Regulations
Planning certificate application procedures: articles A. 410-1 to A. 410-5 of the French Planning Code.
Starting point of the validity period: articles R. 410 to 410-18 of the Code de l'urbanisme.
Period of validity of the planning certificate: article L. 410-1 of the French Planning Code.
Conditions for a contentious appeal: articles L. 600-1 to L....
Internet links
Assistance with your application for planning permission:
https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/R52221
Search for a listed building (Mérimée database), teleservice :
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Justice Village:
http://www.village-justice.com
Notaires de France
Order of Architects
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