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Title IV | Ordinance 6/2022, of April 26, on Urban Planning Licenses and Responsible Declarations by the City of Madrid
Full Text | Fiscal Ordinance Regulating the Fee for Urban Planning Services, dated October 6, 1989
Full Text | | Law 9/2001, of July 17, on Land, of the Community of Madrid (BOE No. 245, 12/10/2001)
Steps to Follow
  1. Verify License Requirement: Determine if your activity requires an urban planning license.
  2. Self-Assessment and Fee Payment: Complete the self-assessment form self-assesment formfor urban planning services fees and pay the corresponding fee. If applicable, also complete the self-assessment for the Construction, Installation, and Works Tax (ICIO) and pay any other required taxes.
  3. Prepare Documentation: Gather all necessary documents required for your application. Detailed requirements are available on the electronic platform under the “Documentation” section.
  4. Submit Application: Submit your urban planning license application electronically via the City of Madrid’s online platform (using the Municipal Licensing System, SLIM) or in person at the relevant municipal office, using electronic identification and signature.
  5. Review of Application: Municipal authorities will review your application within 10 days. If the application is complete, you will be informed of the maximum resolution period and the implications of administrative silence. If the application is incomplete, you will be asked to correct it or provide additional documentation within a specified deadline.

/ Key Contacts for Licensing Procedures

The Urban Development Department, The Activities Agency, or Municipal District Boards.

/ Estimated costs

  • Fee for urban planning services (variable depending on the specific activity).
  • Construction, Installation, and Works Tax (ICIO), if applicable.
  • Other relevant taxes that may apply.

/ Average processing time

The maximum time for resolution of the license is 3 months.

/ Submission methods

  • Electronic Submission: Through the City of Madrid’s electronic platform via the Municipal Licensing System (SLIM).
  • In-Person Submission: At the designated municipal offices (Urban Development Government Area, Agency for Activities, or relevant District Office).

/ Types of Urban Planning Licenses

  • Activity License (for new installations, modifications, or works only)
  • Residential License

/ Related steps and procedures

Consult other procedures