Legal coverage is not a formality. A building project without consistent legal and technical substantiation is a direct financial and operational risk. If structural calculations are missing, drawings do not comply with the Bbl (Besluit bouwwerken leefomgeving), or the dossier contains internal contradictions, municipalities can intervene quickly with information requests, time limits, stop-work measures, or enforcement.
Aboss Bouwadvies acts as a technical “risk firewall” between your project and municipal intervention. We make the dossier technically consistent, norm-based, and procedurally complete—so it can pass assessment by the municipality or Omgevingsdienst without avoidable rework.
We do not produce sketch-level documents. We deliver a legally defensible, permit-ready technical dossier, aligned with how municipalities and Omgevingsdiensten assess files in practice.
Full set of plans, elevations, and critical sections—dimensioned, standardized, and internally consistent.
Static and stability calculations in accordance with applicable Eurocodes and Dutch National Annexes, integrated into a dossier logic that municipalities can verify.
Substantiation on relevant Bbl topics, aligned with your scope and the municipality’s assessment approach.
Determine whether the work is permit-required, notification-based, or exempt—plus a practical risk analysis based on the local Omgevingsplan.
Full digital submission and technical coordination with the case officer where needed.
Since the introduction of the Omgevingswet, assessment practice has become stricter and less forgiving. Items previously treated as “permit-free” can now fall under notification duties or full permitting because of how the local Omgevingsplan is interpreted.
Aboss Bouwadvies positions itself as a municipality translator:
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Municipal assessment is not fully uniform across cities. Local practice and interpretation can materially affect the outcome. We therefore incorporate local nuance upfront in the dossier, not as a reactive fix after follow-up requests.
Do you have an active stop-work order, a notice of enforcement, or work already executed without a permit? In that case, “adding one more document” is often not enough. You need a technical dossier that reconstructs the as-built situation, validates it, and restores dossier continuity for the municipality.
Common triggers are changes to load-bearing structure, façade appearance, change of use (function classification), and extensions outside exempt zones. In practice, the local Omgevingsplan interpretation is often decisive.
In addition to our fees, municipalities charge permit levies (leges). A complete, internally consistent dossier avoids extra costs caused by follow-up requests, additional rounds, and execution delays.
The regular procedure has a statutory maximum of 8 weeks (excluding suspensions). Incomplete or contradictory dossiers almost always trigger delays through additional questions.
Yes. We can submit digitally and coordinate technical content so the file does not stall on interpretation, missing pieces, or inconsistent assumptions.
Is the municipality unsure, or was your dossier previously rejected? Do not let your project fail on a technical or procedural detail. Request a technical quickscan and receive an objective assessment of permit feasibility and dossier quality.
