omgevingsvergunningbestemmingsplan

Omgevingsvergunningbestemmingsplan is a Dutch term used to describe the interaction between an omgevingsvergunning (environmental permit) and the bestemmingsplan (zoning plan) within the framework of the Omgevingswet. It is not a separate legal instrument, but the way a project is assessed when both a permit and adherence to local land-use rules are involved.

In practice, a project to be realized on a location governed by a bestemmingsplan requires an omgevingsvergunning from the municipality. The decision considers whether the proposed activity complies with the applicable zoning rules. If the plan permits the activity as is, the omgevingsvergunning can be granted with conditions related to safety, environment, construction, and use. If the activity does not fully conform to the zoning, the applicant may need an deviation from the plan, a plan amendment, or an exemption before a permit can be issued. Conversely, if a deviation is granted, the municipality may require adjustments to the design or use to align with policy goals.

The concept reflects the integrated approach of the Omgevingswet, which aims to simplify and unify permit procedures and planning rules. It emphasizes that land use and building activities must be evaluated together with the local zoning framework, ensuring consistency with spatial planning objectives.

See also: Omgevingswet, Bestemmingsplan, Wabo, Omgevingsvergunning.