A new construction decree comes into force that imposes new measures for the construction of housing in the Valencian Community. New residential buildings with a height of more than 4.5 meters (ground floor and two floors) will have to have an elevator if they serve more than four homes.
How is the percentage that each owner must pay for the installation of an elevator distributed? Is it possible to refuse to pay the proportional part of the work? What happens when the installation of an elevator harms a neighbor on his property?
How can a property owner be legally excluded from paying for the installation of an elevator? What happens if a neighbour does not agree to the exemption of another property owner? What rights and obligations do the new owners have regarding the installation of the elevator?
We understand architectural barriers as those elements that hinder or prevent the mobility, communication and integration of people in one or more activities in physical and social environments.
What do we mean by rehabilitation? How many votes are needed to install an elevator in a building that does not have one? How can the necessary majorities be obtained when very few residents attend the meeting?
What do we mean by elevator modernization? When are residents obliged to assume the costs? In what cases are those who refuse to do so exempt from payment?
What to do before installing an elevator With the aim of promoting the elimination of architectural barriers and improving the accessibility conditions of residential buildings, different Communities
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