Forms of administrative intervention in andalusian urban planning. Licenses, responsible declarations and previous communications

Abstract

With the publication of the Services Directive of 2006, the administrative task of controlling activities and services has been drastically altered. What until then was understood as the most efficient and almost unitary method of control (licences) has ceased to be, of course, the only way, to become, even, the subsidiary. Responsible declarations and, to a lesser extent, prior communications are the normal means of "control", and their operation implies that, in this task of controlling compliance with the norm, the responsibility is distributed between the administration and the citizen, as and in accordance with He proposed that services directive to us. This has allowed an important conceptual shift in the Spanish administrative panorama. Its effects have, of course, an undoubted presence in local life, but they also extend to environmental and registry aspects, including civil liability between promoters and technicians, which will end up being definitively assessed in the jurisprudence that is to come and that will end for defining the precise contours of this new regulatory proposal.