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[email protected] +31850185101 Chat with us Home Private Permit process for private individuals Do you want a solar carport Or install home battery at your home? In some cases, you can do so permit-free. But once a permit is required, it soon becomes complex . You will have to deal with local rules, the environmental plan, nitrogen legislation and possible flora and fauna requirements. You also have to take into account the building standards committee and the way your municipality assesses applications. Permit applications are bespoke - No two situations are the same. That is why Shift to Solar engages an experienced expert who knows exactly what is needed, has good connections with local authorities and speaks the language of spatial planning. In this way, we ensure that your application is correct the first time, does not incur any unnecessary delays and is honestly tailored to what is and is not possible at your location. You know exactly where you stand beforehand - and we make sure the process runs smoothly. When do you need a permit? Whether you need a permit depends on several factors: - Are you placing the carport in the front or rear yard? - Is the structure higher than 3 metres or larger than 30 m²? - Are you in an area with standards requirements or a protected village site? - Are there any rules from the zoning plan? - Is there any potential impact on flora, fauna or nitrogen emissions? For some properties, it is a formality. In other locations, it can be an intensive process. We investigate in advance whether your project requires a permit - so you know exactly where you stand. Why is a permit process often complex for individuals? As a private citizen, you usually have no experience with spatial regulations. Yet you will have to deal with all kinds of parties and requirements: Every municipality has different procedures, neighbourhood committees assess the appearance of your carport and sometimes additional ...



