D.I.A. in Sanatoria onerosa

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Italian term or phrase:D.I.A. in Sanatoria onerosa
English translation:see explanation
Entered by: lateralligator

20:12 Jan 27, 2009
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Italian term or phrase: D.I.A. in Sanatoria onerosa
"essendo stato costruito recentemente, XXX non è stato regolarizzato presso gli uffici tecnici di XXX e non risulta sulla scheda catastale, è comunque possibile la presentazione di una D.I.A. in Sanatoria onerosa".

DIA is commencement notice, right?

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lateralligator
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Explanation:
A DIA is a sort of commencement notice, yes, but I'd leave the Italian in brackets as I don't think there is a direct equivalent (considering all the relative laws and implications). A DIA in Sanatoria Onerosa means that the "permission" so to speak is done retrospectively, i.e. after the fact. Onerosa means that there are fees to pay to "sanare" the operation.

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Note added at 17 hrs (2009-01-28 13:38:32 GMT)
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sorry, to clarify, the "sanatoria" bit means "retrospective permission" and "onerosa" means there are fees to pay to do this.
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Sarah Ferrara
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Summary of answers provided
4Denuncia di Inizio Attività
Ellen Kraus
4see explanation
Sarah Ferrara
4Notification of initiating activity
Gian


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Denuncia di Inizio Attività


Explanation:
yes, as you rightly suppose

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Note added at 2 Stunden (2009-01-27 22:15:27 GMT)
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>sanatoria> = mit Erteilung der nachträglichen Bewilligung (oder Nachgenehmigung). onerosa = (be)lastend) die richtige Formulierung der beiden Termini lässt sich in Kenntnis des Gesamttextes sicher besser eruieren.

Ellen Kraus
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Asker: and the rest of it? sanatoria onerosa?

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see explanation


Explanation:
A DIA is a sort of commencement notice, yes, but I'd leave the Italian in brackets as I don't think there is a direct equivalent (considering all the relative laws and implications). A DIA in Sanatoria Onerosa means that the "permission" so to speak is done retrospectively, i.e. after the fact. Onerosa means that there are fees to pay to "sanare" the operation.

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Note added at 17 hrs (2009-01-28 13:38:32 GMT)
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sorry, to clarify, the "sanatoria" bit means "retrospective permission" and "onerosa" means there are fees to pay to do this.

Sarah Ferrara
Italy
Local time: 14:15
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neutral  Gian: you shoud weite the answer and not "see explanation" - See KudoZ Rules
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  -> sorry :-)
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Notification of initiating activity


Explanation:
IMPLEMENTING THE SEA DIRECTIVE IN ITALY: OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS - 07.20 - [ Traduci questa pagina ]beginning of ‘environmental planning’ in Italy ..... (Denuncia di Inizio Attivita’), i.e. a notification of initiating activity, is considered sufficient. ... tion to support activities against abusive constructions. It also ...
doi.wiley.com/10.1002/eet.349 - Pagine simili
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Gian
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