Understand how the Blue Zone works in João Pessoa
The Blue Zone in João Pessoa has new regulations regarding parking fees effective from October 2025.
Major rule change for drivers will create 'parking free for all'
Proposed changes to parking regulations in Britain may lead to significant operational disruptions for parking companies and increased congestion in urban areas.
Guayaquil: Proposal for a census and technical tables with center administrators to prevent fires in buildings
Following a fire incident at the Multicomercio building, Guayaquil authorities are proposing a census and technical meetings with building administrators to address fire safety concerns.
"It hurts to see": Mayor tried to protest, but now his neighbor's house from 1893 has been demolished
Frederiksberg's mayor expressed personal pain over the demolition of a historic house in his neighborhood, underscoring a need for new regulations to protect such properties.
Building Bonuses: When Do They Take Effect – What Changes Now with the Loft Spaces?
The article discusses recent clarifications on the implementation of building bonuses following changes in Greek building regulation law 5197/2025.
Renting apartments anew? Large cities are 'for', but significant doubts arise
The Polish Parliament is considering a project to limit the sale of municipal apartments to tenants, amidst concerns from city officials about the implications of increased regulations.
What is the allowed height for building construction on the waterfront of João Pessoa? Understand the Height Law
The article discusses the legal debate over building height limits along the waterfront of João Pessoa, Brazil, amidst proposed changes to existing regulations.
After 2 days of Edmonton infill debate, city committee sends decision to council
Edmonton's city council urban planning committee has reviewed proposed amendments to residential zoning regulations that would impose stricter limits on infill development.
Noise complaints reach record high in SP as Nunes' administration tries to relax Psiu
In São Paulo, noise complaints reached a record high in 2025, prompting the mayor's administration to consider changes to existing noise regulations.
Fines Will Rain Down in the Clean Transport Zone in the Capital
Warsaw is tightening regulations in its Clean Transport Zone to enhance monitoring and enforce emissions standards.
A new territorial plan is being developed in Valmiera district. What changes does it include?
Valmiera district is consolidating its planning documents into one unified territorial plan that addresses the challenges posed by eight previous municipalities' regulations.
All measures: preventive detention, shield for agents, and crackdown on knives
The article outlines urgent security measures including preventive detention, a legal shield for law enforcement and journalists in self-defense situations, and stricter regulations on knife sales to minors.
Justice supports Bernabéu neighbors and maintains lawsuit against concerts in the stadium
The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid has ruled in favor of the neighborhood association, allowing their legal challenge against concerts at the Bernabéu Stadium to proceed due to potential violations of urban planning regulations.
LASBCA reaffirms commitment to enforcing building regulations
The Lagos State Building Control Agency emphasizes its dedication to enforcing building regulations to ensure safety amid the state's rapid urban development.
Fast track change of use to open closed properties
The article discusses a fast track approach to repurposing derelict buildings into emergency housing to address the housing crisis, highlighting the need for deviations from urban planning regulations.
Barcelona forces Telefónica to remove ‘Stranger Things’ manhole covers
The City Council of Barcelona has halted a creative advertising campaign by Telefónica, stating it violates urban landscape regulations.
Lighting Designer Jumps for Joy Over Changes
A lighting designer expresses happiness over the recognition of lighting provisions in newly amended building regulations, while continuing to advocate for their consideration in urban planning.
Trouble in the Urban Landscape: 'These are inhuman, monotonous boxes'
Architect Tobias Nöfer criticizes new constructions and unnecessary regulations, questioning the state of sustainable urban development and urban diversity.
Anger in the Urban Landscape: 'These are inhumane monotonous boxes'
Architect Tobias Nöfer criticizes new constructions and unnecessary regulations while questioning sustainable urban development and diversity.
Snow: Who should remove it from the sidewalks and ensure salting?
The article discusses the responsibilities and regulations regarding snow removal from sidewalks and salting in urban areas.
Important changes in the SER zone of Madrid in 2026: more hours and spaces and the option to 'unpark'
Significant changes to regulated parking in Madrid will take place in 2026, including extended hours and additional spaces, along with a new feature allowing vehicles to 'unpark'.
Beyond the V-16 beacon: four other traffic regulations that also come into effect this January
Starting in January 2026, drivers in Spain will encounter several regulatory changes aimed at enhancing road safety and addressing new forms of urban mobility, including regulations affecting both conventional vehicles and Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) such as electric scooters.
New regulations in Trešnjevka: No more left turns from Selska to Ozaljska
Traffic regulations have been changed at the intersection of Ozaljska and Selska streets, eliminating left turns from Selska Street to Ozaljska Street to improve traffic flow after recent roadworks.
The EU Court of Justice condemns Spain for violating European regulations on urban wastewater
The Court of Justice of the EU has ruled that Spain repeatedly violated EU directives on urban wastewater treatment due to significant deficiencies in collection, treatment, and discharge control in approximately thirty towns, particularly in Andalusia and the Canary Islands.