I want to build a canopy over a 1,000 square meter concrete area – how can I do that without breaking any regulations?
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It was originally planned to be a warehouse here, but construction wasn’t carried out, so concrete was poured to level the area. There are no issues with the spacing; it’s mainly used to hold empty oil drums. But without a construction permit, can’t a semi-enclosed canopy be built? (I mean, can’t a metal sheet roof be used?) ) So what should be done to avoid breaking the rules? I’m afraid the safety inspectors will see it and say it can’t stay, so it has to be demolished.
In general, office units have a dedicated \"coordinator\" who is in charge of maintaining contact with the relevant departments of the **authority. They are generally “good friends”. There are specialized agencies that coordinate consultations to resolve such issues; it’s best to ask them for advice, as a reference.
Mobile, long-span, telescopic canopies.
After it was built, there were two problems: first, the current situation did not match the overall plan. There is also a possibility that, if it is built and inspected, you might be asked to dismantle it. It is recommended to apply following the proper procedures! The second is the environmental protection issue: how to implement measures such as bunds around oil drums and leak prevention, as well as how to collect wastewater – this is also a very complicated matter!
Illegal constructions are under the jurisdiction of urban management authorities; the work safety supervision department is not responsible for them. Currently, the daily supervision of urban planning is carried out by the urban management authorities, who also use methods such as remote sensing satellites for inspections; therefore, trying to influence decisions or seeking connections in order to get favors is a way of ruining people’s livelihoods. Still, follow the area approved in the plan; do whatever is necessary in a lawful and reasonable manner.