Cédula urbanística in the Canary Islands

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When you need this service

• You want to know what you can build or what uses a parcel allows before buying it or designing.
• A notary, a bank or an administration asks you for official planning information about the property.
• You need to know the land classification and the parameters applicable to your parcel.
• You are starting a project and want to confirm the planning conditions from the outset.

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What problem it solves

Before buying, designing or building it is advisable to know what the planning rules say about the parcel: what can be built, with what parameters and which uses are allowed. The cédula urbanística or planning information is the official document accrediting this, and its application requires correctly identifying the property and its documentation.

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What's included

• Identification and documentation of the parcel: cadastral reference, graphic representation and delimitation.
• Preparation and submission of the cédula urbanística or planning information application to the town hall.
• Review of the municipal reply and explanation of its content in clear terms.
• Check of the consistency between the planning information and the reality of the parcel.

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What we need to assess your case

• The parcel's cadastral reference.
• Title deed or registry extract, if you have one.
• The purpose of the enquiry, to focus the application.

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What you will receive

• The submitted application with the corresponding technical documentation.
• The planning information issued by the town hall, once resolved.
• A clear explanation of what that information means for your parcel.

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Frequently asked questions