Bounce relief request
A professional engineering service that allows property owners and engineering firms to submit requests for reducing legal setback distances, ensuring optimal land utilization in compliance with municipal zoning regulations and building codes.
Service Description
This municipal engineering service is designed for property owners who wish to request a reduction in the required building setback distances (front, side, or rear) stipulated by the zoning plan. Each application undergoes a thorough technical review to ensure that the proposed reduction does not adversely affect neighbor rights, ventilation, natural lighting, or the overall urban aesthetic.
Why use this service?
- To maximize the usable area of the land plot.
- To address unique site-specific architectural or structural challenges.
- To obtain official legal approval, ensuring compliance and preventing future building violations.
Requirements
Valid Land Registration Certificate (Deed).
Certified Survey Map.
Engineering plans approved by a licensed engineering office.
A technical report justifying the request for setback reduction.
A copy of the property owner's ID.
Service Steps
- Login: Log in to your account to start the service request.
- Fill Details: Enter the plot information and the required architectural details.
- Upload Documents: Attach the engineering plans and necessary ownership documents.
- Submit Request: Review your application and click "Submit."
- Track Status: Monitor the status of your application and view the final decision via your dashboard.
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