Construction offense in "Shikhon Leumi"; The government built without a "building permit".
The founder of "National Building Regulations" went through the regulations himself.
Expect the housing market:
1 If a residential building is built without a "building permit".
We can hope that the "government" as the founder of the "National Building Regulations" and guarantor of the "Construction Engineering System Law" will catch the "collision" and "unlicensed building" with the offending builder.
2 But when the government itself commits the "most obvious construction violation" and builds 100,000 supportive apartments "without a license", what guarantee is there for "principled construction in the cities of Iran"?
The official report of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development on the 5-year implementation of "Maskanmeli".
During the first three years of the implementation of this project, "the construction of 531 thousand 990 housing units began on 99-year-old land", but only 477 thousand 597 housing units were given "building permits".
3 In the following years, this large deviation is somehow "corrected" so that now, the number of units started is about 12,000 units less than the authorized units.
4 71 years ago, with the approval of the Municipalities Law in Iran, construction activity in cities became subject to the "issuance of a building permit".
5 Also, according to the fourth chapter of the national construction regulations and the construction engineering system law, it is possible to measure and verify the correctness of the execution of all the construction operations of the building and compliance with the national construction regulations and the urban planning rules and the urban planning regulations through "the content contained in the building permit".
When a house is built without a permit, it is "full" of construction risks such as "low sales of used building materials", "lack of supervision by supervising engineers", "lack of accurate and verifiable structural calculation plans" and other safety and technical risks in construction.
6 About 4 months ago, 10 12-story towers collapsed in the suburbs of the Venezuelan capital due to what was called "government housing without compliance with technical rules and regulations."
7 When governments build housing instead of the private sector, they cannot monitor the frameworks because of the power they have.
8 This large deviation is regardless of the "broken promise" of timely delivery of housing units.