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  • According to Section 3 (1) No. 6 of the German Spatial Planning Act (ROG), spatially significant plans and measures are plans, projects and other measures that take up space or influence the spatial development or function of an area.

    Pursuant to Section 21 (1) of the Thuringian State Planning Act (ThürLPlG), spatially significant plans and measures must be coordinated with each other and with the requirements of spatial planning in a special procedure (spatial planning procedure).
    The regional planning procedure determines whether spatially significant plans and measures are consistent with the requirements of regional planning and how spatially significant plans and measures can be coordinated or implemented from the point of view of regional planning (spatial impact assessment).
    Pursuant to Section 22 (1) ThürLPlG, the spatial planning procedure can be initiated ex officio or at the request of the public or other entity responsible for a project. There is no legal entitlement to its implementation.
    Pursuant to Section 22 (9), the result of the spatial impact assessment procedure must be taken into account by the public authorities in spatially significant plans and measures and in approvals, plan approvals or other official decisions on the permissibility of the project in accordance with Section 4 (2), (4) and (5) ROG.

  • The regional planning procedure (ROV) is a procedure for the

    • to review spatially significant projects on the basis of the requirements of regional planning,

    • to balance conflicting interests,

    • for the early disclosure of planning intentions,

    • to avoid planning errors and costs

    • to facilitate and accelerate subsequent administrative procedures.

    All public planning authorities affected by the project are involved in the ROV. It concludes with an assessment in terms of regional planning. This

    • determines whether the project complies with the requirements of regional planning and

    • makes proposals as to how the project can be coordinated with spatially significant plans and measures of other planning authorities from the point of view of spatial planning.

  • All building owners are required by law to have any building officially surveyed. (§ 11 Surveying and Cadastral Act).

    The completeness of the building record in the real estate cadastre serves in particular the requirements of planning and land readjustment, the determination of property values as well as environmental and nature protection.

  • Among other things, employers must notify the competent trade supervisory office at the government of the first start of a targeted activity with biomaterials of risk group 2 as well as risk group 3(**).

  • The granting of a wholesale permit is required if, for example, companies wish to procure, store, supply or export medicinal products on a professional or commercial basis. The supply of medicinal products to consumers other than doctors, dentists, veterinarians or hospitals is excluded.
  • Depending on the recipient group, a permit or notification is required for the delivery or provision of certain substances or mixtures.

  • If you want to work as a self-employed insurance intermediary (insurance broker or insurance agent), you need a permit from the relevant Chamber of Industry and Commerce.

  • If you want to broker or advise on real estate loans on a commercial basis, you need a permit to do so.

  • If you wish to If you wish to become a self-employed financial investment broker, you must apply for a permit.

  • If you wish to set up your own business as a fee-based financial investment advisor, you must apply for a permit.

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