Unfortunately, I don't have more, the new development area has not yet been fully surveyedTo think about how you can come up with an affordable solution, it is important to know what the development plan says and what the site plan says about the blue line or property boundary. It looks to me as if there is only a building envelope? Nevertheless, you have to know if there are any restrictions.
Unfortunately, I am unable to insert the entire PDF document here.Unfortunately, I don't have more; the new development area has not yet been fully surveyed.
Sorry for the irony. I probably forgot to add a ;) If you think that does not concern your question, then what does, if not the slope and your inaccurately marked property? I have concerns about your planning. Because the slope is not exactly even. I would gladly prepare an overview with property boundaries and contour lines, but I'm missing reference points. Unfortunately, I can't help with that. What does the Geoportal say about the property boundaries?I am a bit confused about the comment "or is the budget for a ruler already missing here" – what is that supposed to mean? If you are worried about my financing: thanks but it's not necessary, I don't need to take out another loan. Regarding the property marked with a finger…. unfortunately, my phone doesn't have more advanced technology. I don't have any detailed documents yet, as the extended soil survey is still pending and the construction area has not been finally surveyed. Currently, I am planning with the development plan and the drawing that I have already posted here. But that doesn't necessarily have anything to do with my actual question.
I thought the same: bungalow with a basement underneath. Only I want to hear experiences on what is more cost-effective: partial/living basement or pure utility basement and a larger house footprint.Why? The plot fits perfectly. Just put a basement under the bungalow, done. There wouldn’t even be a discussion for me. Go to a turnkey provider, have it fully calculated. Then you get a number. Then ask how much filling costs. Then you get another number. Compare them. Done.
Unfortunately, it has not been surveyed yet. But from my scribbled outline, you can already see that the slope does not run uniformly towards the northern boundary but diagonally towards the northeast.Sorry for the irony. I apparently forgot to add a ;) When you say this does not concern your question, what else if not the slope and your inaccurately drawn property? I have concerns about your planning. Because the slope is not exactly uniform. I would gladly create an overview with property boundaries and contour lines, but I lack reference points. Unfortunately, I cannot help there. What does the Geoportal say about the property boundaries?
Unfortunately, it has not been measured yet. But you can already see from my scribbled border that the slope does not run evenly towards the northern boundary but diagonally towards the northeast.
