RP Karlsruhe (082) — Building planning (binding management planning) — spatial scope of the development plan (bplgelt)

In principle, the development plan is the second step in the planning of construction management, according to the FNP procedure (preparatory construction planning), the second stage (binding construction plan). In the development plan (B-Plan §§ 8-10 BauGB), a municipality determines which uses are permitted on an area. As a rule, the plan consists of the plan drawing (part A) and the text (part B). Not part of the statutes, but in the context of the procedure it is mandatory to explain the plan intention and justify any drafting and textual determination (explanatory memorandum). In the case of a development plan subject to environmental assessment, an environmental report which may be part of the justification or separate annex to the B plan is required. The B plan contains the legally binding determinations for urban development and order, usually developed from the FNP. The fixings reflect the planning will of the community. It directs the construction and other use of the plots of the planned area. According to their content, a distinction is made between qualified and simple building plans (cf. § 30 BauGB). These can also be issued as project-related building plans (§ 12 BauGB). In the Automated Spatial Planning Register (AROK), the boundary of the spatial scope of the development plan according to § 9(7) BauGB and the most important attributes (name, type, priority use, etc.) is recorded.