Some legal norms can significantly complicate the lives of people planning to make major repairs or redevelopment in their apartment. Certain types of repair work require special permission from the competent authorities. The result of ignoring such rules of law, as a rule, is a written fine. Consider what kind of work needs to be agreed.
Redevelopment
Actions such as moving walls, utilities, electrical and sanitary equipment, changing the shape of the doorway and other global adjustments are mandatory agreement.
Replacing a bathtub with a shower cabin, accompanied by a transfer or replacement of pipes, can easily become a reason for a fine if this action was not agreed.
At first glance, a slight change, expressed in the replacement of a gas type stove with an electric one, can also lead to financial expenses caused by the need to pay a fine. After all, any project of changes not approved by the housing inspectorate falls under the concept of independent, uncoordinated redevelopment.
Not subject to approval:
- Cosmetic work, including masonry, wall pasting and ceiling equipment.
- Dismantling built-in furniture sets, such as a pantry or a mezzanine.
- Replacing plumbing without changing their location.
- Rearrangement of the electric stove.
- Installation of antennas or air conditioners on the front of the house.
Glazing of a balcony, loggia or additional installation of partitions also does not need to be agreed upon, however, it will be necessary to notify the inspection inspection about this.
The current fire safety regulations have established a restriction on the installation of dull protective grilles on window openings. Thus, installation of such a design in order to increase safety may result in a fine.
If the owner makes a decision on self-redevelopment of housing, without taking into account the current norms of the law, he can be held liable by issuing a fine. Ignoring such a sanction may result in a repeated fine in excess of the previous amount. There are cases when unscrupulous residents were punished for gross violations of redevelopment not only by penalties, but also by deprivation of property rights through the courts.
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