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Informative urban planning certificate

Under Law No. 163 of 09.07.2010 on authorising the execution of construction works, the following documents must be submitted to obtain an urban planning certificate:

  1. Identity card (for individuals) or registration certificate (for legal entities);
  2. Technical expert report drawn up by certified technical experts – in case of reconstruction, restoration, alteration or strengthening of the existing building;
  3. Notarised consent of the co-owners of the building/land whose interests may be directly affected during the construction works and while the completed facility is in use;
  4. Draft design approved by the chief architect – if the building is to be sited in a zone with a special regime established by the urban and spatial planning documentation;
  5. Draft design approved by the National Council of Historical Monuments under the Ministry of Culture – for interventions on monuments of history, art and architecture or in built-up areas entered in the Register of Monuments of the Republic of Moldova Protected by the State;

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Urban planning certificate for design

Under Government Decision No. 285 of 23.05.1996 approving the Regulation on the acceptance of constructions and related installations, the following documents are submitted:

  1. Identity card (for individuals) or registration certificate (for legal entities);
  2. the technical expert report drawn up by certified technical experts – for reconstruction, restoration, alteration or strengthening works on the building or, where applicable, its premises;
  3. the written consent of the owner. The administration and residents of free economic zones that have registered the right of superficies in the Real Estate Register are exempt from the obligation to hold and submit the owner’s written consent – for works developing the production infrastructure (construction of industrial halls) and the technical and utility infrastructure in free economic zones, necessary for the activities provided for by Law No. 440/2001 on free economic zones;
  4. the environmental agreement issued following an environmental impact assessment – for planned activities listed in Annex 1 to Law No. 86/2014 on environmental impact assessment or for works for which the need for an environmental impact assessment has been established under Annex 2 to that law;
  5. the positive opinion of the central specialised body responsible for cultural heritage – for repair, conservation, restoration or rehabilitation works on historical monuments included in the Register of Monuments of the Republic of Moldova Protected by the State, and for new construction on their land and within their protection zones.

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