ZON­ING AND SEC­TOR­AL PLAN­NING LAW

Urb­an devel­op­ment plan­ning not­ably includes form­al and con­tent-related require­ments in the pro­cess of draw­ing up the plans, the pro­ced­ure, the pos­sib­il­it­ies for par­ti­cip­a­tion and leg­al pro­tec­tion, as well as the imple­ment­a­tion and safe­guard­ing of the plan­ning. Sec­tor­al plan­ning law cov­ers the plan­ning of spa­tially-rel­ev­ant pro­jects such as roads and motorways.

Plan­ning law par­tic­u­larly involves con­flicts con­cern­ing pol­lu­tion con­trol laws in urb­an devel­op­ment plan­ning (such as noise asso­ci­ated with sports, leis­ure activ­it­ies, industry and traffic), envir­on­ment­al con­sid­er­a­tions (espe­cially nature con­ser­va­tion issues) in spe­cial­ist plan­ning (such as in plan­ning per­mis­sion for roads or air­ports), as well as the rela­tion­ship between con­struc­tion plan­ning and trade laws (such as the licens­ing law legit­im­acy of enter­tain­ment facilities).

We advise private indi­vidu­als, busi­nesses and com­munit­ies on the entire plan­ning process.