Municipality Goeree-Overflakkee: Applying for an environment and planning permit
Are you going to change something in your environment? For example, build or demolish? Then you may need an environmental permit. You can apply for an environmental permit via the Online Environment Desk (link is external).
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Description
The environmental permit gives permission in the field of housing, space, the environment and nature. You may need an environmental permit for various activities. Among others for:
- to build
- demolish
- chop trees
- construct an entrance or exit
- restore, rebuild or demolish a monument
- advertise
- fire-safe use of buildings
There are 2 procedures for granting an environmental permit. The normal procedure applies to an ordinary environmental permit. Does your permit application pose a major risk to the environment? Or is the municipality carrying out a nature assessment? Then the extended procedure applies. For example, with an environmental permit.
Apply for an environmental permitHow to apply for an environmental permit:
- Do the permit check.
- You can see if you need a permit. You can apply for the permit immediately.
- Login:
- for yourself: with DigiD
- for a company: with eHerkenning
An environmental permit can have disadvantages for nature. This is because the conservation of protected areas, plant or animal species may be at risk. Please indicate this clearly in the application.
When you apply for an environmental permit, you usually do not only pay the costs for the environmental permit. Often the municipality also charges planning costs. These are costs for preparing and supervising the construction of facilities. For example, green areas, new roads or the filling of ditches. There is a calculation model with which the municipality determines the planning costs.
Ordinary procedure: you will receive the decision within 8 weeks. The municipality can extend this period once by 6 weeks.
Extensive procedure: you will receive the decision within 6 months. The municipality may extend this period by 6 weeks.
In a normal procedure you lodge an objection with the municipality. In an extensive procedure you give your opinion (opinion) about the draft decision.
Do this within 6 weeks. Do you disagree afterwards? Then you can appeal to the court. If necessary, you can still appeal.
Was there no response within the appeal period of 6 weeks? Then the permit is final.