Boergi
2012-08-31 14:03:54
- #1
Hello,
we plan to build next year in a new development area, the area is currently completely empty, we will probably be among the first to build there.
Now I have a question about the boundary construction of garages, originally I wanted a flat roof garage, unfortunately this is not allowed.
Since I want a rather large garage (8*9 meters, with the 9 meters on the boundary), a gable roof is hardly possible with an average wall height of 3 meters. So I thought I would build a hip roof, where the 4th roof surface arises because the garage is directly next to the house, now I have two questions:
A) How is it with the gutter on the boundary, I would have to set the building back so that it does not cross the boundary, is that possible or must the building stand directly on the boundary?
B) How does it work with the neighbor? The administration writes: "It is therefore also possible to set the garage back from the neighbor's boundary. An adjustment requirement to the neighbor's boundary garage only exists if the builder connects seamlessly to it." That means first come, first served? If I put my garage up and my neighbor comes after me, must he either place a hip roof garage next to mine (which is already problematic again (snow load, frozen gutters)) or set back from the boundary?
Many thanks,
Sebastian
we plan to build next year in a new development area, the area is currently completely empty, we will probably be among the first to build there.
Now I have a question about the boundary construction of garages, originally I wanted a flat roof garage, unfortunately this is not allowed.
Since I want a rather large garage (8*9 meters, with the 9 meters on the boundary), a gable roof is hardly possible with an average wall height of 3 meters. So I thought I would build a hip roof, where the 4th roof surface arises because the garage is directly next to the house, now I have two questions:
A) How is it with the gutter on the boundary, I would have to set the building back so that it does not cross the boundary, is that possible or must the building stand directly on the boundary?
B) How does it work with the neighbor? The administration writes: "It is therefore also possible to set the garage back from the neighbor's boundary. An adjustment requirement to the neighbor's boundary garage only exists if the builder connects seamlessly to it." That means first come, first served? If I put my garage up and my neighbor comes after me, must he either place a hip roof garage next to mine (which is already problematic again (snow load, frozen gutters)) or set back from the boundary?
Many thanks,
Sebastian