Inspecting a regional plan
You can inspect a regional plan.
Description
With a regional spatial development plan, also known as a regional plan, the responsible planning authority controls the spatial development of a region. In the plan, it defines the objectives of spatial development for the region.
The regional plan therefore regulates the use of land in a particular region.
New or amended regional plans can be viewed on the Internet. If the responsible state authority does not make the regional plan you require available on the Internet, you can view it at the state authority, even if you are not directly affected by it.
The regional plan generally consists of
- Plan drawing with various maps and plans, for example
- Zoning map with the spatial division of the area
- traffic plan
- Map of environmental protection areas
- Texts on the definitions, for example
- Indication of development objectives,
- guidelines and possible regulations on
- settlement development,
- infrastructure,
- environmental protection and
- regional planning
- Justification with explanation of the background and the objectives and concepts.
- Appendices and expert opinions
Competent office
Hessian Ministry of Economics, Energy, Transport, Housing and Rural Areas (HMWVW)
Contact point
Hessian Ministry of Economics, Energy, Transport, Housing and Rural Areas (HMWVW)
Prerequisites
- none
Basis for legal action
Legal remedy
Complaint to the administrative court
Procedure
You can view the regional plan and any additional regional plan documents online or on site at the relevant authority.
If you would like to view a regional plan on site, you generally have to make an appointment with the responsible authority.
Costs
There are no costs.
Area of validity
Hesse
Official approval
Officially approved by Hessian Ministry of Economics, Energy, Transport, Housing and Rural Areas (HMWVW) on 23.03.2026
Keywords
Spatial planning, Regional plan, Spatial Planning Act, Room structure, regional spatial development plan, View regional plan, Room, Room utilization, Spatial planning