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Urban land-use planning is the municipality's central instrument for proper urban development. It determines how land within the municipality may be used (e.g., for residential areas, commercial areas, green spaces).
1. Types of urban development plans Planning takes place in two hierarchical stages: Land-use plan (FNP): Specifies the basic use of all land in the municipality (large-scale guideline). Is binding on authorities, but not on citizens. Development plan (B-Plan): Contains detailed regulations for individual plots of land or building areas. Regulates, among other things, building height, type of construction, use, and clearance areas in a binding manner. In addition: There are special plans (e.g., for landscape conservation areas, monument protection, traffic development). 2. Inspection and information Citizens and companies can inspect the urban development plans to find out about permitted uses. Online inspection: Digital urban development plans are available via the municipality's online portal. On site: Inspection is possible at the building authority or the municipality's planning office. Consultation: Appointments to clarify individual construction projects can be booked online. 3. Participation and involvement Urban development plans are subject to a legally regulated participation procedure: Public display: Opportunity for citizens, associations, and companies to comment and make suggestions. Information: Dates and deadlines for hearings are published on the website. 4. Appointment booking and notes Appointment booking: You can book an appointment online for consultation or inspection. Note: Urban development plans are binding; all planning and construction projects must comply with the applicable specifications. Link: [Book an appointment online now]