Planning and Building Act (SFS 2010:900)
Detailed plans, building permits, notification duty, start and final clearance, plus municipal supervision and sanction charges.
Register row
- Identifier
- SFS 2010:900
- Jurisdiction
- Swedish law
- Supervision
- The municipal building committee, with Boverket as central authority
- Areas
- Planning and permits, Construction works
- Provisions
- 5
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-20
- Register version
- property-register-v1.0.0
- Content hash
- 1ebd5add78d212b7
Provisions
- 9 kap. 2 §Permit requirement
A permit is required for new construction, extension and for certain alterations of a building.
- 9 kap. 27 §Time to decide
The committee shall handle the matter promptly and decide within ten weeks of a complete application.
- 10 kap. 3 §Start clearance
Works may not begin before the committee has issued start clearance.
- 10 kap. 34 §Final clearance
The structure may be taken into use only after final clearance, unless the committee decides otherwise.
- 11 kap. 51 §Building sanction charge
A sanction charge is levied where works have been carried out without permit or start clearance.
Questions touching this source
- When is a building permit required?
- What happens if I build without a permit?
- How does subdivision of a property work?
- What applies to small-house construction?
- What applies under shoreline protection?
- How is a building permit appealed?
- When is board approval needed for a renovation?
- What is a preliminary planning decision?
- When are start and final clearance required?
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