IMI

Reference framework

The new Act 39/2015, of 1 October, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Authorities establishes that e-procedures have to constitute the regular actions of public authorities to better serve the principles of effectiveness and efficiency in cost saving, transparency obligations and citizens’ guarantees. The Municipal IT Institute works to consolidate the electronic issue of building and works permits by including the regime for major works permits in its e-procedures.

Description

The goal of this project is to simplify the procedure for citizens, increase information about the process, improve the accessibility of data held by the City Council, foster the use of e-procedures and minimise the number of times citizens need to interact with the City Council.

The initiative was carried out through two projects:

• The IPSATAS normalisation project, carried out over the course of 2018
• The Major Works project, executed over the course of the last two years and concluding in 2020

The latter included improvements in the performance and usability of the application and the finalisation of the process for the issue of major works permits within the range of e-licences, including the tax payment for the permit before its initiation.

New flows developed for the processing of this permit are: withdrawal and renunciation, interested party, ineffectiveness of the permit due to non-payment of the ICIO, monitoring of the permit and notification of first occupation.

Promoter

Manager’s Officer for Urban Ecology. Directorate for Permits and Inspections in collaboration with the Municipal IT Institute