Services in urban planning law
Collection of all relevant information or documents from organizations or third parties
Simplify your procedures
FRELA gathers all necessary information or documents from organizations or third parties.
In France, notaries usually handle the formalities and procedures related to sales. However, there may be cases where an operation requires special attention and additional steps to be taken with other organizations, especially in the case of new constructions, divisions, changes of purpose or use, or specific installations (such as classified facilities, nuclear facilities, etc.).
For your complex and high-value operations, FRELA assists you in gathering all relevant information or documents related to urban planning from organizations or third parties.
We are here to listen and understand your project and needs.
Next, we will proceed with the collection of all necessary information or documents from organizations or third parties regarding your purchase, sale, or transformation of your business or real estate property.
As a French real estate attorney and mandataire, our services in urban planning law are designed to assist our clients in navigating the complex rules governing the use of properties and buildings in France. We collect information and documents from organizations or third parties to provide accurate and personalized legal advice.
Here is a summary of our services:
Collection of information on Local Urban Development Plans (PLU): We gather information on the current PLUs for each municipality, which define the applicable urban planning rules for constructions.
Analysis of urban planning regulations: We analyze the urban planning rules to determine the feasibility of a real estate or development project.
Verification of buildability: We verify the buildability of a land parcel based on the applicable urban planning rules and geographical constraints.
Advice on necessary permits: We provide advice on the permits required for a real estate project, including building permits, environmental authorizations, and declarations of work.
Collection of information on easements: We collect information on easements and usage restrictions applicable to a property to assess their impact on the real estate project.
Analysis of risks related to a real estate project: We analyze risks associated with a real estate project, such as environmental risks, risks related to natural areas, and risks associated with urban planning constraints.
Advice on appeals against urban planning decisions: We provide advice on appeals against urban planning decisions, including appeals before administrative courts.
Collection of information on Development Zones (ZAC): We collect information on ZACs, which enable the implementation of urban development projects.
Advice on expropriation procedures: We provide advice on expropriation procedures, which allow the State or local authorities to acquire real estate properties for projects of public interest.
Collection of information on construction regulations: We collect information on construction regulations, such as technical standards, safety rules, and environmental regulations.
Advice on boundary rules: We provide advice on boundary rules, which govern the rights and obligations of owners of adjacent properties.
Assistance in managing disputes in urban planning law: We assist our clients in managing disputes in urban planning law, such as appeals against urban planning decisions and litigation related to building permits.
It is recommended to engage a specialized real estate attorney as a mandatary to carry out the collection of all necessary information or documents from organizations or third parties for your purchase, sale, or transformation of your business or real estate property. FRELA allows you to secure and ensure that all relevant aspects of the transaction are properly taken into account and that your interests are protected.
Please contact us and present your project and questions in urban planning law.