Short answer
Does a project record mean there is a building permit?
Not necessarily. An application, decision and attachment are different records. An approval must be interpreted within the specific case, stage and document contents.
What to compare in Projects
- Case or AR identifier and cadastral code.
- Decision type, outcome and date.
- Address and object stated in the document.
- Readiness or synchronization status of PDFs and images.
Read the complete document first
Open available PDFs and attachments. One project image cannot replace a decision’s conditions. The most recent record may concern a different stage, rather than replacing an earlier permit in full.
When a file is missing
A case entry can be visible before its attachment has been retrieved. Wait for its status or retry; do not infer the contents of an unverified attachment.
Sources and their roles
- TAS
Architecture applications, decisions and project materials.
This guide is not a parcel assessment, a current registry extract or a building permit.