Art. 34 Construction Law (LConstr.), of March 25, 1996 - Public Inquiry and Objection

[26] 1 Any construction or installation project must undergo a public inquiry to allow interested parties to file objections.

2. The objection procedure is free of charge. However, the Municipal Council may charge the costs of the procedure to the objector who acted recklessly or frivolously, or who used methods in bad faith.

3. The objection period is 30 days from the publication in the Official Gazette.

4. For any building permit application published in the Official Gazette between July 7 and July 25, the objection period expires on August 25.

5. The period is not suspended during the judicial holidays as provided in Article 145 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), dated December 19, 2008 [27]; furthermore, the Administrative Procedure Act (LPA), dated March 18, 2025 [28], and its implementing provisions apply by analogy.

6. An abusive objection may give rise to damages under the conditions provided by Articles 41 et seq. of the Code of Obligations [29].

7. Notices of public inquiries published in the Official Gazette and electronic files are available for free access on the computer system during the objection period.

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