Planning requirement decision or deviation decision
- Permit or other obligation
- Naantali
- Public service
You will most often need a deviation permit if you deviate from the planning regulations or build in a shore area not in a local detailed plan.
- Minor deviation in connection with a building permit
In connection with a building permit, the Construction Supervisory Authority may grant a minor deviation from the construction regulations and regulations. The deviation may concern local detailed p ...
Do the following
Apply for a derogation from the municipality before applying for a building permit.
Include the following documents in your application:
- an environmental map showing the location of the area
- a site plan showing both the existing and planned buildings or construction work at the construction site
- a document demonstrating control of the building site or another basis for applying for a derogation
- a report on the consultation of neighbours.
State your reasons for applying and assess the potential impacts of your construction project.
In Naantali, you primarily apply for deviation and planning requirement decisions through Lupapiste.fi.
To whom and on what terms
If the entrepreneur has established itself in another country in the European Economic Area and temporarily offers services in Finland, the same permits are required as from entrepreneurs established in Finland.
Processing time
With regard to planning requirement decision and deviation decisions, the average processing time is approximately 6 months, when all relevant information and documents for preparation and decision-making have been submitted and the matter can be otherwise resolved.
Period of validity
The planning requirement decision will be in effect for the period stated in the decision (a maximum of two years). An application for the building permit must be submitted during this period. The deviation decision will be in effect for the period stated in the decision, which is two years at most.
Background information
In certain cases, applying for a building permit can require a derogation permit (i.e. a derogation decision) or an extended building permit review.
If a builder wishes to derogate from the plan or other provisions, regulations, prohibitions or other restrictions established in the Land Use Act and the Construction Act, such as the building code, they will need a derogation permit municipality before getting a building permit. In the derogation permit, the municipality indicates the period during which the builder must apply for a building permit. The period may not exceed two years.
If the builder is applying for a building permit for an area requiring planning, the municipality will consider the specific prerequisites for a building permit during the building permit process and conduct an extended building permit review. An area requiring planning is an area where, due to previous construction or other conditions in the area, special measures need to be taken, such as constructing roads, water pipes or sewers. The environmental effects of construction in an area requiring planning may also require the municipality to conduct a more extensive review than would be typical for a building permit process.
A derogation permit can only be granted if there is a specific reason for derogation.
The derogation must not have a negative effect on planning, a plan’s implementation or other use of the area. It must also not hinder the achievement of objectives related to nature conservation or protecting the built environment, result in construction with significant impacts, or otherwise cause significant harmful environmental effects or other effects.