When a COSAP Fee Calculation Is Required
Calculating the COSAP fee is mandatory whenever public land will be occupied, even temporarily, with scaffolding, hoarding, work vehicles, containers or similar. It’s used to determine the amount payable to the municipality for the use of the land.
What the COSAP Fee Permit Covers
The permit allows the occupation to be regularised by calculating and paying the relevant fee. Without this step, it’s not possible to obtain municipal authorisation for the requested occupation.
Who This Service Is For
Our service is designed for:
- Construction companies
- Condominium administrators
- Private individuals carrying out works involving public land occupation
It’s useful for anyone needing to install temporary structures in an urban setting, such as scaffolding, fencing, hoarding, skips, work vehicles or similar. Our support helps prevent mistakes and speed up the process.
What Our Full Service Includes
We take care of:
- Technical assessment of the area to be occupied
- Preliminary estimate of the fee payable
- Support in completing the COSAP calculation form
- Assistance in submitting the application to the municipality
Our service saves you time and lets you manage everything in one place. We provide a clear quote and follow the process through to completion.
Documents Required
Generally required:
- Site plan of the occupation
- Description of the duration and extent
- ID document of the applicant
- The municipality’s COSAP form
If you don’t already have these, we can help you obtain or prepare the necessary documents, including the site plan and the municipal form.
Timeframes and Costs
Average time: 3–7 working days for the estimate and completion of the process.
The fee amount varies depending on the area, the surface occupied and the number of days of occupation.
Our turnaround is fast and fits in with your work schedule. We provide an accurate estimate and prompt assistance to avoid delays in the occupation permit application.
What Happens Without a Permit
Consequences of failing to pay the COSAP fee:
- Fines and penalties
- The occupation request being blocked
- Legal action from the authorities
Skipping this step can bring the entire construction project to a halt, lead to hefty fines and result in disputes with the municipality. That’s why it’s important to act quickly and accurately.
