Diagnostic immobilier - The technological and natural risks
Diagnosis real estate technological risks and natural
The seller of a property must inform the purchaser of the existence of risks where the property is located:- in an area covered by a plan to prevent technological risks (PPRT) or a prevention plan for foreseeable natural risks (NRPP), prescribed or approved
- or in a seismic area defined by decree.
The seller must also notify the buyer of claims incurred by the building for which he received compensation insurance under natural disasters of the existence of this facility. When an installation requires a permit (classified facility) has been operating on land, the seller of the land must notify the purchaser.
In case the seller is the operator of the facility, it must state in writing to the purchaser if the activity has involved the handling or storage of chemicals. The deed of sale must certify the completion of this formality.
The operator of a classified installation must also communicate to the landowner, an updated status of soil pollution. The last state made is attached to any promise of sale or purchase and to any agreement making the sale.
These obligations must be fulfilled within four months from the publication of orders of the prefect, who must act within the period of one year from the publication of the decree of February 15, 2005, before February 17, 2006.
0 comments:
Post a Comment