Architectural and real estate law 1300-PBIGP-S2

The aim of the course is to provide institutions of spatial planning and construction law as a consecutive sequence of legal events, whose main objective is the creation of the building object.
Lecture: 30h
1) introduction 4h
2) study of conditions and directions of spatial management, 4h
3) local development plan,2h
4) the zoning decision, 2h
5) the decision to establish a public purpose investment location,2h
6) the decision on the construction permit, 4h
7) the application, 1h
8) rights and obligations of participants in the construction process: the investor, designer, construction manager, site manager investor.6h
9) the decision to change the building permit, 1h
10) the decision to transfer the construction permit, 2h
11) a notice of completion of construction, the decision on the permit to use.2h

tutorials:
1) Local development plan.2h
2)Claims related to the adoption or amendment of the plan1h
3) The influence of the local plan for the possibility of an investment location 1h
4) The decision on zoning 1h
5) The principle of good neighborhood 1h
6) The area analyzed 1h
7) Administrations architectural - building and construction supervision 1h
8) A building permit 2h
9) application- exapmples 1h
10)The construction process 1h
11) building disaster 1h
12) colloquia partial 2h

Term 2022/23L:

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Term 2023/24L:

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Term 2024/25L:

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Total student workload

1) Hours implemented with the participation of teachers - 45h 2) The time spent on individual work - 100h 3) The time required to prepare for and to participate in the assessment process - 65h

Learning outcomes - knowledge

K_W02: has a thorough knowledge of the institutions involved in spatial planning and public construction law K_W03: has in-depth knowledge of the legal relationship - specific building codes and land-use planning K_W08: has in-depth knowledge of the processes of changes in legislation

Learning outcomes - skills

K_K01 is aware of the level of knowledge on the construction law and land-use planning K_K02 is able to communicate and interact with persons and non-specialists in the field of administration

Learning outcomes - social competencies

K_U02 can take advantage of in-depth theoretical knowledge of the construction law and planning law to a thorough and critical analysis of the specific issue of the scope of the law K_U04 can accurately predict the course of the administrative issues in the field concerning the use of specific administrative procedures and case law and literature K_U05 proficient in applying laws to resolve certain administrative issues in the field and can provide the legal consequences of those decisions

Teaching methods

carried out using the traditional lecture using multimedia presentations. introduction to the subject in the form of short lectures by the teacher, individual or group case solving, filling out forms, discussion.

Expository teaching methods

- informative (conventional) lecture
- description
- problem-based lecture

Exploratory teaching methods

- practical
- classic problem-solving
- case study

Type of course

compulsory course

Prerequisites

-no requirements

Course coordinators

Term 2024/25L:

Anna Brzezińska-Rawa

Term 2023/24L:

Henryk Nowicki

Term 2022/23L:

Anna Brzezińska-Rawa

Learning outcomes

Students learn about the basic institutions of spatial planning (study, the local plan) and their role in the process of investment and construction;
Students will gain knowledge of the relevant bodies and their tasks in the process of investment and construction, especially in terms of which body to submit an appropriate application, such as the issuance of a zoning or building permit;
Students will explore the role in the process of investment and construction play and study the local spatial development plan and find out what to do if in a given area does not apply to the local plan;
Students will gain knowledge on the role and tasks of the participants in the construction process;
students become familiar with the institutions and concepts: the calculated area, site supervision, objections, comments and requests to study and plan, the basic requirements.

Assessment criteria

written examination in the form of a test, the required credit prior exercise on assessment of the exercise consists of a combination of elements: activity, presence, colloquia partial.
Assessment methods:
- written examination in the form of a test - 10 single choice questions
Assessment criteria:
fail- 0-4 pts (0-40%)
satisfactory- 5-6 pts (50-60%)
satisfactory plus- 7 pts (70%)
good - 8 pts (80%)
good plus- 9 pts (90%)
very good- 10 pts (100%)
the exam verifies: W1,W2,W3,U1,U2
1) The limit is 3 times of absence. Within the limit granted is not necessary to justify absence from classes. So is not expected. "chasing". The presence of 100% does not increase the final grade. Exceeding the limit granted may be justified only on sick leave exceeding 21 days or other important reasons, and makes it necessary to pass an individual after consultation with the instructor.
2), the system of points: 8 points-vg, 7-db +, 6-db, 5 dst +, 4 dst. you can earn activity or the colloquia.
3) for about 11-12 of the 15 classes are given advantages for activity every two pluses give 1 point.
4) provides for the two announced a partial colloquia, at about 7 and about 14 classes in the form of multiple choice questions. Each of 4 questions, the correct answer gives 1 point. accession to the colloquia is not mandatory. total points for the activity and gives a final evaluation conferences.

Practical placement

Bibliography

Wojciech Szwajdler, Zniesienie instytucji pozwolenia na budowę a prawo zabudowy nieruchomości gruntownych, Toruń 2009
A. Brzezińska-Rawa, J. Goździewicz-Biechońska, K. Kucharski, I. Łazuga, Ł. Maszewski, Prawo budowlane i gospodarki przestrzennej-ćwiczenia, Toruń 2011.

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Additional information

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