Spatial Planning Simplification: Flexible Development and Extended Deadlines for Municipalities.
This new law simplifies the process for municipalities to create spatial development plans by changing some mandatory agreements into less binding opinions. It also introduces greater flexibility in defining the minimum green space required for development in city centers, near historical sites, or for infrastructure. Additionally, it allows for partial invalidation of flawed plans and extends the time for local governments to adapt to the new regulations.
Key points
Municipalities will find it easier to create development plans, as fewer institutions will require mandatory agreement, with more providing only opinions.
In city centers, near historical monuments, or in areas with existing infrastructure, it will be possible to build with a smaller share of biologically active surface (e.g., green areas).
If only a part of a development plan is found to be flawed, the entire document will not need to be invalidated, speeding up corrections.
Deadlines for municipalities to adapt to the new spatial planning rules have been extended until the end of 2026.
54%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-11-05
For
237
Against
194
Abstain
4
Status:
Enacted
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