Warning,limited time to Legalise illegal structures on your property

What is a free standing property? If it is on wooden stilts with metal feet, is that a structure? If the property was purchased with building that the engineer did not point out were not on the title deeds at the time of purchase, is this our problem? Is a container, unsupported, sitting on feet, viewed as a structure? With an illegal super market next door, taking up over 200% of its ground area, going to be effected? This is a three story building that we were told, should only be two. Also built in a so called Historic area, where we had to get special historic society permission for renovations, then a super market was built next door, devaluing our property by over 500.000.00 Euro's!!  They of course will not be subjected to such scrutiny?? Money speaks, so to speak!  Cheers Ray.

Any building that was on the plot when you bought it but is not on the original outline plan and in the original license or renewed license with renewed outline plan at some point in the past, will be illegal and when it is seen you will be offered the choice of pulling it down and or paying the penalty,remember you incur any illegalities,penalties,fines,taxes etc..when you purchased.If you took a mechanic(engineer)to inspect that which you purchased she/he should have had in their hands the original outline plan and license,the outline plan is crucial because it will show how many metres each building or the building should have and any extra building/buildings will be seen by he or she.Then you would have had the option to pull any extras down or extend the license.Thousands upon thousands of Greeks made illegal additions to the existing size of their homes or built extra rooms or even houses on their plot which a blind eye was turned to in the past but NOT now.You need a license for any structure,a container,a wooden cabin that might look like a shed,it would seem that even without footings you need to bring a mechanic to apply for a small license,its really not a lot of money.In the middle of nowhere you would probably get away with it but close to other people someone may give you in or it may be noticed somehow,best to be within the law,as I said it may come boomerang if someone wants to sell up or an inheritance application is made.That building will not have had you paying Enfia on it and it wont be included in your TAP calculations which is a small property tax added into your electricity bill,they are extremely hot about TAP because it verifies your total property metres.Seek the advice of a mechanic,bring them to view your property ASAP