Permits — 1 of 20 skills in the Architect & BTP pack
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Permis-Aménager
The presentation notice for a subdivision or land development.
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What the skill does
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For a subdivision, a campground, a large parking area. Claude generates the checklist and PA2 notice, with the lot recap table.
When to use it
You're preparing a subdivision or land development that needs a permis d'aménager.
Example usage
/permis-amenager 4-lot subdivision, shared road...In depth
How this skill really works
Permis-Aménager produces the support documents for a French Permis d'Aménager (PA) — a checklist of required pieces (.xlsx) and the PA2 presentation notice (.docx), including the lot recap table for a subdivision. It doesn't fill the PA sections of CERFA form 13409*13 and doesn't produce plans (existing state, project, utilities) or specialized studies (impact, hydraulic, soil).
Less common for a freelance architect than the other three authorizations, the PA covers subdivisions creating shared roads or common areas, creating or expanding campgrounds (>6 accommodations or >20 campers), public parking areas (>50 spots), leisure residential parks, sports or motorized-leisure grounds, and excavation/embankment work >2 m and >100 m² (Code de l'urbanisme, art. R421-19 to R421-25 for scope, R441-1 and following for content). The skill checks this condition first before producing a PA file.
The PA2 notice covers 4 sections — the land's current state, the development project, environmental insertion, the lot recap table — this last element setting it apart from the other three notices (PCMI4, DP4, PD4), which don't deal with a plot subdivision.
When to use it
- For a subdivision creating shared roads or common areas, with a number of lots to specify.
- For creating or expanding a campground beyond the thresholds (>6 accommodations or >20 campers).
- For a public parking area of more than 50 spots.
- When a lot recap table (surface, use, max SHAB) needs producing lot by lot.
- For a plot subdivision creating a shared access road.
- When the phasing of works and facilities by tranche needs documenting.
When not to use it
- Does not determine on its own, with absolute certainty, that a PA is required rather than a simple PC or DP — it applies the thresholds documented in references/structure-pa.md; the final classification remains the architect's judgment.
- Does not document the building permit for each individual lot once the subdivision is authorized — that's /permis-construire.
- Does not fill the PA sections of CERFA form 13409*13 itself.
- Does not produce the plans (current state, project, utilities) or specialized studies (impact, hydraulic, soil) a PA may require.
The method
The use-case condition, then the 4-section PA2 notice
references/structure-pa.md first documents when a PA applies (subdivision, campground, parking, leisure grounds, excavation), then the PA1-6 pieces table (plus subdivision-specific pieces) and the PA2 notice's 4-section structure, including the lot recap table.
- When a PA is necessary
- Subdivisions creating shared roads/common areas, campgrounds >6 accommodations or >20 campers, public parking >50 spots, leisure residential parks, sports/motorized-leisure grounds, excavation/embankment >2 m and >100 m².
- PA1-6 and subdivision-specific pieces
- Site plan, presentation notice, current-state plan, project plan, program and schedule, architectural/landscape/environmental project — plus subdivision regulations, terms of reference, surface table, utilities-connection certificate.
- PA2 notice (4 sections)
- Current state of the land, development project (layout, access, utilities, phasing), environmental insertion, lot recap table.
- Lot recap table
- Lot number, surface, use, max SHAB, observations — with common areas (roads, green spaces) identified separately and a total at the bottom of the table.
Steps
Confirm a PA is required
Read references/structure-pa.md to check the project needs a PA (subdivision creating shared roads/common areas, campground, public parking, leisure grounds, excavation) rather than a PC or DP.
Collect the information
Land state (surface, topography, vegetation, existing structures, utilities), project (number of lots, surfaces, uses, overall layout, access, stormwater management), and lot-by-lot data for the recap table.
Build the requested documents
Read references/structure-pa.md for the PA1-6 pieces table (subdivision-specific and conditional pieces included) and the 4-section PA2 structure, with its lot recap table.
Generate the files
Checklist in .xlsx, presentation notice in .docx (with the lot table included). Name them Checklist-PA-[ProjectName].xlsx, Notice-PA2-[ProjectName].docx.
Report
List which documents were generated and flag missing pieces (plans, impact/hydraulic studies if thresholds apply) this skill doesn't produce.
Rules
- Always check the project actually needs a PA before producing the file.
- Always include the lot recap table in the PA2 notice, with a total at the bottom.
- Follow the PA2 notice's 4 sections: current state, development project, environmental insertion, lot table.
- Identify common areas (roads, green spaces) separately from the table of individual lots.
- Name files following Checklist-PA-[ProjectName].xlsx, Notice-PA2-[ProjectName].docx.
- Never fill the PA sections of CERFA form 13409*13 itself.
Mistakes to avoid
- Producing a PA file for a project that actually only needs a simple PC or DP.
- Omitting the lot recap table, which is nonetheless central to the PA2 notice.
- Mixing common areas and individual lots in the same table row instead of distinguishing them.
- Treating the PA2 notice like the PCMI4 when it covers land development, not an individual building.
- Inventing lot surfaces that weren't supplied instead of asking the user.
What this skill doesn't do
- Does not fill the PA sections of CERFA form 13409*13.
- Does not produce plans (current state, project, utilities) or specialized studies (impact, hydraulic, soil).
- Does not determine with absolute certainty that a PA is required rather than a PC or DP for a borderline project — it applies the documented thresholds; the final classification remains the architect's and the town hall's.
- Does not document the building permit for each individual lot once the subdivision is authorized — see /permis-construire.
- Does not draft the subdivision's regulations or the terms of reference between co-owners in legal detail — only lists their necessity in the checklist.
- Does not track the file's progress after filing.
Skill contents — 2 fichiers · 6.5 KB(SKILL.md, references/structure-pa.md)
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