Topographic Diagram for Building Permit

The building permit topographic diagram is a complete geospatial study compiled in HGRS87, submitted to the Urban Planning Authority. It provides the certifying engineer with all cadastral, planning, and elevation information required to design a private development.

The diagram must be fully compliant with current construction and urban regulations, including Laws 4178/2013 and 4030/2011, and must contain all the elements necessary for the architect, civil engineer, or structural engineer to proceed with safe and lawful permit issuance.

Field survey and accurate geodetic mapping of legal property boundaries and cultivated areas.

Full spatial documentation of the location and dimensions of all existing buildings.

Mapping of building setbacks, zoning buffers, and minimum distances from roads, streams, or neighboring parcels.

Survey of public or communal access roads.

Legal verification of ownership boundaries and overlay of permitted buildable area.

Generation of a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) and topographic contour lines.

Urban planning and zoning research; legal compliance assessment.

Identification of easements, protected areas, or setback zones.

Elevation coordinates and geodetic computations for construction accuracy.

Tax declaration maps and municipal submission diagrams.

Final HGRS87-compliant diagram submitted per National Cadastre regulations.

Additional construction support is available throughout the permitting and implementation phases, ensuring full spatial accuracy and coordination with design professionals.