Osnabruecker
2021-06-21 16:01:56
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I certainly did not mean only the site plan.
That can only be supported. The window in the kitchen opens into the darkened passage?
I certainly did not mean only the site plan.
According to his statement, there is nothing against a construction easement. Subject to the neighbors, who must of course agree. It is very interesting here and I should have registered much earlier instead of putting complete trust in the hands of the builder.Unfortunately, I have to disappoint you again right away, because - subject to knowledge of the complete development plan - your attachment in #9 shows a building envelope with boundary distances on all sides. Without an additional exemption from the development plan, I therefore see no chance of exceeding the 9m limit. By the way, not even with the distance area construction easement, since §23, paragraph 5 of the Land Use Ordinance only permits constructions without distance areas outside the buildable area. If your building permit authority offers builder consultation, I recommend presenting your plans. Some authorities are quite flexible, some are only programmed for resistance. How does your planner intend to fulfill your wishes?
It has been removed... otherwise it makes little sense to us.That can only be supported. Does the window in the kitchen face the darkened passage?
It is apparently "doesn't matter at first" how the auxiliary system is sketched.
That is definitely not our intention!
Edit: A Caddy is at least 4.40m long.
With a bit of goodwill from the building authority, I wouldn't rule that out. But a rejection wouldn't surprise me. And what speaks against bilateral boundary construction?According to his statement, nothing speaks against a building obligation.