The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the erection of scaffolding.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes setting up mobile toilets (here: mainly in connection with construction site facilities).
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes setting up cranes, lifting platforms, work platforms, etc.
The use of public green and recreational facilities beyond common use is an exception to the prohibitions for the protection of green and recreational facilities and requires a special use permit. These include construction site facilities and ...
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the storage of building materials or rubble for construction sites.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes setting up containers and site trailers outside of construction site facilities
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the installation of movable awnings on buildings on private property that protrude into public space when in use.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This also includes setting up flower pots.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the construction of cable bridges over public areas, e.g. in connection with construction site facilities or events.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the use of public walkways by information stands. .
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes setting up information buses on public paths.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the establishment of - Construction sites - Storage of building materials or rubble - Parking of containers and construction ...
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the use of public pathways for film and photo recordings
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the preparation of building site accesses.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the use of public pathways for party advertising, the setting up of election posters and the distribution of flyers in the ...
The real estate cadastre is the official and only directory that shows the actual and legal relationships of all real estate, ie parcels and buildings, true to scale in the real estate map and describes it in the real estate register . The real ...
Are you planning to start construction that has already been approved or does not require approval, or to begin demolishing a building that requires notification? Then you must notify the relevant authority.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the greening of the facade that protrudes into the public space.
In order to maintain traffic safety in the construction site area, the creation, examination or approval of traffic sign plans as well as a traffic and road law permit must be applied for on public roads. You will receive a special use permit for ...
If you want to use public areas for setting up outdoor catering (setting up tables, chairs and parasols for entertainment), you must first apply for a permit for special use. The permit is issued by notification to the applicant and can be provided ...
In order to obtain clarity about planning-relevant aspects of a construction project at an early stage, you can apply for a preliminary building permit.
The use of public green and recreational facilities beyond common use is an exception to the prohibitions for the protection of green and recreational facilities and requires a special use permit. This includes events in green and recreational areas.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the installation of traffic mirrors over public land.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the installation of canopies, fixed canopies and awnings on private buildings that protrude into the public space.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the sub-construction of public areas by z. B. Casemates, sheet piling, construction pits.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes events on public paths (e.g. major events, street festivals and local residents' festivals).
If you want to use a road outside of a town not for traffic purposes but for an event, a film shoot or something similar, you will need a special use permit.
If you need proof of your personal reliability in connection with the operation of a business, you can request information from the central business register.
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. This includes the setting up of bicycle sheds on public paths.
If you wish to place particularly dangerous substances or mixtures on the market to private end users, you require a permit from the competent authority.
New fireplaces and/or exhaust systems must be inspected and approved by the responsible district chimney sweep before they are put into operation. Any changes to existing fireplaces and/or exhaust systems must be reported to the responsible ...
The use of public traffic areas (streets, paths or squares) beyond common use requires a special use permit. These include the events on public paths around the Inner Alster.
Potential start-ups and business owners have the opportunity to get free advice on business issues from the Wandsbek district office. The Wirtschafts-Senioren Beraten - Alt hilft Jung eV and the local Chamber of Commerce offer regular consultation ...
The so-called Hercules shrub (giant hogweed), which looks impressive with its height of up to 2 to 4 meters and the large white flower umbels, is spreading more and more and causes problems nationwide for health and ecological reasons. Direct skin ...
A trade requiring supervision according to § 38 GewO (also called trust trade) is, for example, motor vehicle trade, travel agencies, key services, trade in high-quality second-hand goods and consumer goods, marriage brokerage, trade in precious ...
If you want to organize commercial exhibitions of people in your business premises or make your business premises available for such events, you will need a permit to do so.
Would you like to auction off someone else's movable property, property or rights on a commercial basis? You will need a permit to do so. You can find out more here.
If you do not have a commercial establishment or if you want to offer goods for sale, services or entertainment activities as a showman or showman-type business outside of this, then you must apply for a permit (traveling trade license).
