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You must report an event with more than 200 visitors that is only to be held temporarily in a room that is not approved as an assembly room.
The Ordinance on Places of Assembly provides for the possibility of temporarily using rooms that are not actually intended and approved for this purpose to hold events.
If events with more than 200 visitors are to be held in rooms that are not approved as places of assembly and do not comply with the provisions of the Ordinance on Places of Assembly, the lower building supervisory authority must be notified.
Notification is not required if the rooms have already been approved as a place of assembly and the approval includes the type of event.
The temporary use of rooms for an event with more than 200 visitors must be reported if
This should be coordinated in good time in advance with the locally responsible lower building supervisory authority.
The notification with any necessary documents must be submitted to the responsible lower building supervisory authority.
As part of the notification procedure, the building supervisory authority checks whether the event can be held as planned. It confirms receipt of the notification to the operator or organizer and informs them whether it intends to take safety measures.
Confirmation of receipt of the notification is free of charge.
Any safety measures ordered are subject to a fee.
There is no general, Bavaria-wide deadline for this type of notification. However, this should be agreed in good time in advance with the local building supervisory authority.
If it is foreseeable that a room that was not originally planned and approved as a meeting room will now be used for holding events not only temporarily but on a regular recurring basis (usually from the sixth time per year per venue), this requires building law approval of a corresponding change of use.