The local spatial development plan, often known as the local plan, is a planning docu-ment made up of two sections: a descriptive section and a graphic section. It contains crucial details that are required for the ideal and proper design of space. Additionally, as local plans are a product of local legislation, the investor may request a building permission for a specific investment from the body overseeing architecture and construction on the basis of them. Unfortunately, the provisions of the legislation and how they are applied in the context of restricted railway zones and wind farms make it challenging – and occa-sionally impossible – for the authority a–b to consider administrative processes that will benefit the investor.