Aufgraben einer Straße für Leitungsverlegung beantragen

Straßengesetz (StrG)

• § 16 StrG (Sondernutzung)
• § 21 StrG (Sonstige Benutzung)

Bundesfernstraßengesetz (FStrG)

• § 8 Sondernutzungen

Richtlinien für die Benutzung der Bundesfernstraßen in der Baulast des Bundes (Nutzungsrichtlinien)

Telekommunikationsgesetz (TKG)

§ 127 Verlegung und Änderung von Telekommunikationsrichtlinien

You can have new lines for electricity, gas or telecommunications laid. You need a permit for this if a public road has to be dug up.

• a site plan
• a plan showing the traffic routing at the construction site
• after completion of the work: an up-to-date plan showing the route of all pipes

The competent authority may request further documents.

The requirements are:

• The planned pipe laying affects the public road space.
• There are no public law regulations that conflict with the project.

You will incur different costs for the authorisation depending on your municipality's statutes.
You must pay for all costs incurred by digging up and removing the damage to the road.

You must submit the "Application for authorisation to excavate public road space" in writing to the relevant road construction authority. An application formis available in many municipalities on the Gemunicipality homepage as a Available for download.

Depending on your construction project, you may need to inform other authorities and companies. For example, you must inform the relevant transport companies if public transport stops are affected. Depending on the type of work, you may need a permit from the road traffic authority.

The competent authority will review your application and inform you of its decision in an authorisation or rejection notice.

It may attach certain conditions to the authorisation, for example that That you take certain safety measures take mustsmeasures.

The authorisation is only valid for a certain period of time. If the start of construction is delayed, you must inform the competent authority as soon as possible.

Digging up the road surface to lay public supply lines usually only takes a short time. It therefore does not impair the road's intended use for vehicle and pedestrian traffic.

If your application is rejected by the competent authority, you will receive a rejection notice. This will contain instructions on how to appeal against the decision.