1st place at the property office - Is the land secure?

Thank you very much for your reply! Unfortunately, I don't know if it will go exactly like that. The city has set the criteria for the allocation, that's true. I have also wondered with such arguments how they could then deny us the property. The committee meets on July 11, so I will probably have to be patient until then.

I think the fact that measurable award criteria even exist makes cronyism significantly more difficult. In case of doubt, it could be checked. Although certainly not perfect, this approach is miles more transparent than "first come first serve," where half is already gone before the deadline even starts...

I think the fact that measurable allocation criteria exist at all makes cronyism significantly more difficult.

This is now increasingly read in presentations of development areas by municipalities: that, for example, local residence, children under 12 years, etc., move interested parties one "class higher" in the pool of applicants. That council members always know a little earlier when and where a new development area will be created cannot be avoided.

Should be a mere formality.
The property is 99% yours.