The basic stages of arbitrary regulation with Law 4495/2017 are the following:

1.Autopsy on the property. Urban violations are always counted compared to the plans of the building permit, if it exists.

2. The required fine is calculated in the electronic system of the TEE which is common to all the arbitrary in the country. The fine is calculated based on the area, the zone price of the area, the age of the construction, whether it is inside or outside the plan and finally based on special rates for each urban violation, taking into account reduction rates for social reasons (e.g. cases of disability, first residence, long-term unemployed, large families, three children, etc.).

3. An electronic declaration is submitted in the electronic information system of the TEE.

4. After the fine is calculated and the electronic declaration is completed, the fee is paid. The fee starts from 250 euros. Once the fee is paid, the rest of the fine is paid afterwards, either in monthly installments of up to 100, or in a lump sum with a 20% discount.

5. The final termination of the procedure is done with the full payment of the fine and the submission of the supporting documents (plans, technical report, static adequacy, etc.). These documents are delivered to you in printed and digital form. If only 30% of the fine is paid, the declaration is at the stage of final affiliation, so the arbitrary receives an official document from YPEKA with which he can be connected to PPC.

In many cases, mainly minor violations or old arbitrary ones, the so-called final exemption from demolition (legalization) is given and the imposition of fines is not simply suspended for 30 years (settlement).

Electronic Building Identity is:

The process of creating an electronic file of a building that includes all the information related to it, such as:

• Floor plans.
• The energy efficiency certificate.
• The building permit.
• The declarations of inclusion in laws suspending the imposition of sanctions on arbitrary.
• The millimeter table.

Apart from buildings, the same legislation also covers unstructured plots as well as independent subdivided properties.

This can only be done by an authorized engineer. First, the plot / field and secondarily the property must be registered. The engineer then issues the Building Identity Certificate. Each Quote has its own authenticity key and an exclusive ID Code.

The engineer then applies for the issuance of a Certificate of Completeness of Building Identity, which includes his certification that the property has (or does not have) arbitrariness and whether any arbitrariness has been settled, as well as the details of the Extract. The Electronic Building Identity will be the last step of the final settlement of the arbitrary buildings which have been included in the relevant laws, as only with its acquisition the settlement will be considered complete.

The new buildings and divided properties for which new building permits are issued will be obliged to obtain an electronic identity, while the older buildings will have to acquire it at the time of their transfer since the relevant declaration will be obligatorily attached to the contract.