Basic land planning

That you always have to exaggerate. Think of Oakland – if he had already found a construction company, the shell would now be standing on the plot that you considered undevelopable.

well... based on the initial information about the location of the tree and the clearance areas, it was undevelopable from my point of view. This all relaxed over time (the circle around the trunk kept getting smaller and the trunk moved further to the left in the plan) and then I was one of the first to say: go for it, it will be extraordinary but feasible!

Here it’s a bit different: especially if the parents are supposed to move in there, the day will come when one might want to sell the house, where newcomers live in the middle of their own property and openness towards the building encumbrances might decrease. If they move in themselves, one might want to sell the parent house at some point. But both buildings enter into a symbiosis here that would be avoidable on a larger plot.

House 38 is inhabited by my cousin.

Then ask her how she got the permit.

My father spoke with the district building inspector some time ago.

Then let's hope he's still in office.

Apparently, the statement was made that garages etc. are indeed conceivable outside the property.

Based on the facts so far, that would not be conceivable. But with you guys, there seem to be more leeway than elsewhere, since the expansion of the building areas planned in the land use plan ends exactly in front of your cousin's property and the development in the third row was apparently also a unique event in the village.

I'm curious to see what the talks with the authorities will yield.

We have now scheduled an appointment with the district master builder for the 31st. If you have any tips regarding issues to be clarified, always welcome