문화재보호법과 건축물

The Cultural Properties Protection Law and a Building

  Constructing a building requires a legal building permit. A building process which is being done near or inside a Cultural properties protection zone is also controlled by The Cultural Properties Protection Law.   The Cultural Properties Protection Law designates the Cultural Properties Protection zone, and it is separately authorized from a use district named by the Act on Planning and Use of National Territory. In this case, the construction of a building must meet the requirements of the Building Act and the Act on Planning and Use of National Territory, as well as the conditions of the Cultural Properties Protection Law in omnibus. That is, the construction must not cause any inconvenience to the protection of a property.   The Cultural Properties Protection Law also requires an obligatory discussion with the head of Cultural Heritage Administration, as it establishes a restricted area. Furthermore, the law prevents constructing buildings at the place in which we find a Cultural heritage before or during the building process.   This research is to study the relation of the building permits and the protection of cultural heritage by the Cultural Properties Protection Law on the whole.