Planning permission (PA)

Planning permission is a planning authorisation issued by the local council. It allows the council to control the development of a housing estate, campsite, parking area or sports or leisure ground.

First of all, you need to find out from your local council whether your project is located in a protected area, i.e. in the vicinity of outstanding heritage sites, historic monuments, listed sites, nature reserves, etc. Please refer to the "Monuments historiques" tab, as the rules may differ in this case.

Check whether the work requires planning permission:

Construction of a new housing estate
Residential leisure park
Parking areas and family rental sites for Travellers
Scouring / raising the ground
Stripping

How do you go about it?

For the
electronic procedures for obtaining planning permission
ideau.atreal.fr

For a
assistance in your application for planning permission
service-public.fr/individuals/yourrights/R52221

To print the
planning permission application - Cerfa form for planning permission application
service-public.fr/individuals/yourrights/R21378

You can also take appointment from the Town Planning and Land Department.

Documents to be provided :

List in the Cerfa form for planning permission application and detailed information on the public service website : service-public.fr/individuals/yourrights/R21378
Provide 3 copies of the complete application

What do I do once my permit has been granted?

Make your site opening declaration (DOC), which must be sent to the Town Hall BEFORE STARTING ANY WORK !

ATTENTION
Within 2 months of the date of the decision, you must post it so that it is visible from the outside for the duration of the worksite, so that local residents can read it and challenge the authorisation.

Good to know

From the date of receipt of your licence, you have 3 years to start the work. If you have already started work but the interruption exceeds 1 year, the permit is deemed to have expired.

However, this period can be extended twice for 1 year. You must apply for an extension at least 2 months before your permit expires. This request for an extension must be made on plain paper, in duplicate, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, or delivered to the Town Hall.

Deadlines

The processing time is 3 months from filing date and 4 months if the Architecte des Bâtiments de France is consulted.

Contacts

Town Planning and Land Department
15, rue André Ginisti - 60160 Montataire
By appointment Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 12pm and 1.30pm to 5pm
03 44 64 45 45
urbafoncier@mairie-montataire.fr

Town planning - Planning permission (ADS)