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Build a house in Tidaholm Municipality

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Overview

Tidaholm shows available municipal plots on a map. Compare the main town with smaller localities before registering interest. The exact property determines its planning rules, access and water services. Find the individual plot on the municipal map and ask about its conditions before choosing a house.Available plotsAdopted detailed plans

Use the adopted plan

Planning & detailed development plans

Tidaholm maps its adopted detailed plans. Find the plot and open the plan map: it sets out land use and the limits for a house. Read the plan description if a symbol is unclear. The plan for a neighbouring plot, or a proposal still being prepared, does not automatically apply to your property.Adopted detailed plans

Information and documents

  • Adopted detailed plans

    Municipal planning information with a map or lookup for adopted detailed plans.

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  • Adopted detailed plans

    Municipal map and adopted plan documents.

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Show the new house clearly

Building permits

Tidaholm's guide for a new one- or two-family home explains the permit and required drawings. You need to show the house in drawings and on a site plan for the plot. Confirm the correct map and attachments with the permit team. Wait for the formal start notice even after the building permit is granted.Building a new homeSurveying and maps

Information and documents

  • Building a new home

    Municipal documents and process for a new home.

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Check whether the plot is in the service area

Water & wastewater

Tidaholm has public water and wastewater in the main town and several smaller places, including Ekedalen, Kungslena and Madängsholm. The locality name alone does not tell you whether your plot is in the service area. Ask the water team to check the property, connection point and application steps for a new home. Outside the area, investigate water and wastewater separately.New homes within the water service area

Information and documents

A map for placement, not only orientation

Maps & documents

Tidaholm's surveying team prepares new-build maps for building projects. The map supports the site plan, where you mark the house in relation to property boundaries. Ask the permit team which map your new home requires. If the boundary on the ground is unclear, resolve that question before deciding the position.Surveying and maps

Information and documents

  • Surveying and maps

    Municipal maps for permits and property matters.

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Town and lakes in one municipality

Living in Tidaholm

Tidaholm lists swimming areas at Hökensås and in places such as Ekedalen, Madängsholm and Fröjered. Where you build affects everyday life and access to outdoor activities. Compare the surroundings of a plot as well as the journeys to school, work and services in a normal week.Outdoor swimming

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Other useful information

Other useful information

Information and documents

  • Available plots

    Municipal map of available house plots.

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  • Outdoor swimming

    Municipal swimming areas by lakes and villages.

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