Delayed cases have been transfered to the Central Council of Architecture
Delayed cases have been transfered to the Central Council of Architecture
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Delayed cases have been transfered to the Central Council of Architecture

To the Central Council of Architecture have been transfered the cases that have not been assessed yet by the competent Council of Architecture
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Dimitris I. Papadomarkakis
26.10.2021

To the Central Council of Architecture have been transfered the cases that have not been assessed yet by the competent Council of Architecture (SA) for at least two months, in accordance with the amendments to the new bill on outdoor markets submitted to the plenary of Parliament.

According to the new regulations, the responsibilities of the Central Council of Architecture are defined as follows:

a) suggests and gives an opinion to the Minister of Environment and Energy on issues related to architectural design, ex officio or after a relevant question of the Minister;

b) gives an opinion on the architectural studies of case e 'of par. 1 of article 7, of the landscaping studies in cases of squares and common areas of special importance of case d' of par. 1 of article 7, as well as the cases of article 10 of Law 4067/2012 (A '79), when transmitted to it by the Architectural Councils or by the Regional Architectural Councils,

c) gives an opinion on the architectural studies in all cases where the issuance of the building permit is assigned to the Directorate of Architecture, Building Regulations and Licensing (DAOKA) of the Ministry of Environment and Energy;

d) for any other case where general or special provisions require the opinion of KESA,

e) gives opinions on the cases of construction or extension of article 7, the total area of ​​which is included in the Building Factor is more than five thousand (5,000) sq.m., and on the construction of permanent building installations of projects of special environmental and residential importance, as well as and projects to which special building conditions apply

f) gives opinions for reasons of urgency on requests which are referred to it by the Secretary General of Spatial Planning and Urban Environment of the Ministry of Environment and Energy, for which their examination is pending in the competent Council of Architecture (SA) for at least two months thereafter request from the interested party for their transfer to KESA. by which the delay of examination and the reason for haste are proved. "