Certificate of habitability in Torre Pacheco

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Do you need the Certificate of occupancy in the Town Hall of Torre Pacheco? This document is also known as second occupation certificate and it is requested as a responsible declaration in the Torre Pacheco City Council.

How much does a certificate of habitability cost in Torre Pacheco?

The cost of habitability certificate It is 150 euros up to 150 m2 of constructed area. The surface marked by the cadastre will be taken into account.
The presentation of the file in the Town Hall of Torre Pacheco and follow-up of the procedure as a representative has an extra cost of 50 euros + VAT
Discount of 5% if you contract Habitability Certificate + Energy Certificate

What do I need to obtain my habitability certificate in Torre Pacheco?

In the Torre Pacheco City Council, the habitability certificate corresponds to the following procedure:

Responsible declaration of 2nd occupation

To get the certificate of second occupation the Town Hall of Torre Pacheco ask for the following documentation:

Application according to the established model. downloadable here:
Certificate of habitability + Plans of the property
Photocopy of the national identity document, passport or residence permit of the interested party and, where appropriate, of their representative.
Signed representation mandate that authorizes me as a representative to manage the process in your case.
Fee payment letter.
Energy Efficiency Certificate
Gas installation certificate (stamped by industry), if applicable
Plumbing installation certificate (stamped by industry)
Electrical installation certificate (stamped by industry)
Title that proves the occupation of the home by the applicant (property deed or simple note from the updated property registry)
Housing Police number, with location map referring to current planning
Title that proves the occupation of the home by the applicant: you may provide a photocopy of the title, either the property deed or the purchase, sale, or lease agreement of the home.