Dear Sir or Madam. I am writing to you to seek your views and assistance or advice on the following matter: the Administrative Unit has issued a building permit to the investor for the construction of a building on the basis of the submitted project. The submitted project provides for an access route to the construction site via a public road and privately owned land for which the investor has submitted easement agreements. For some of the land, the investor has not provided proof of the right of use, but has submitted an amended project which provides for access via its own land.The investor has started construction of the building but has not implemented the access route as foreseen in the project documentation and indicated in the operative part of the decision granting the building permit. The owner of the affected land has appealed to all possible institutions, but no one is competent to act or to ensure that the construction is carried out in accordance with the permit issued, in so far as it relates to the investor's obligation to implement the access route as specified in the project and the permit. The owner of the adjacent land is suffering damage to the buildings and the yard as a result of the use of heavy construction machinery. The local authority has categorised the land as a public road, but nothing has been done apart from the adoption of a decree. Having myself been in charge of the procedures at the Department of the Environment and Spatial Planning for two decades, I am writing to you to ask you to give me your views on this matter.
Thank you in advance and welcome.