Prerequisites
- Their special use must not violate nature conservation or landscape protection regulations.
- Your special use must protect the interests of citizens seeking recreation and must not significantly restrict or inconvenience them. Neighbors must also not be unreasonably disturbed by your special use.
- Their special use must not cause disproportionate damage to the green area.
Documents required
- Informal application for a special use permit
- Documents setting out the type and extent of the special use (for example, a sketch with details of the dimensions)
Please note
Even if all the actual and legal requirements are met, you are not entitled to be granted a special use permit. The responsible authority decides on your application at its own discretion.
The responsible authority will grant you the special use permit for as short a period as possible in order to minimize damage to the green space and recreational area. The responsible authority can require you to pay for the repair of damage caused by your special use. The responsible authority can also require you to make an advance payment or deposit a sum of money as security.
The permit is granted to you subject to revocation. This means that the permit granted can be withdrawn. The permit is subject to conditions that you must comply with.
A special use permit is only granted to you for part of a green area in order not to unreasonably exclude other people seeking recreation from using the area.
Depending on the project, you may need additional permits or authorizations in addition to the special use permit. You are responsible for ensuring that you have these.
Deadlines
None. You must have permission before you begin special use.
