Build a terraced end house with an additional unit (GÜ) on your own

I'm not concerned about the neighbors (who all have the same problem), but whether the building authority can require me to keep the outdoor unit within the building window, even though it is not explicitly stated in the development plan, or only the part concerning ancillary facilities.

Regarding the legal classification of this issue, I had given you the discussion of a lawyer in #966 (last paragraph).

For reasons unknown to me, this post was admonished by an admin—does anyone have an idea why?

For reasons unknown to me, this post was admonished by an admin - does anyone have an idea why?

A Google hit within it refers to the green forum (?)

Electrical installation looks perfect.

Looks pretty good. But why can't the empty conduits be left 10-20cm longer so that in case of a fault, there are no problems replacing the cable? Now the entire floor construction comes on top, and then the conduits basically only have mechanical protection. Even though you 99.9% never do it because nothing happens. With minimal more material, it would have been possible.

What, in my opinion, is really not acceptable here is that the LAN cable / Sat cable?! also have no empty conduit up to the socket. Who knows where the internet is headed. A quick replacement is definitely not possible this way.
Somehow, I'm also a bit confused about the cable routing? Only one empty conduit comes there? Where does the network cable end?

What in my opinion is absolutely not acceptable here is that the LAN cable / Sat cable?! also has no empty conduit up to the socket. Who knows where the journey with the internet is going. A quick replacement is definitely not possible this way.

Many electricians only see DIN 18015-1 as a rough guideline. At the price a network socket costs here, I would never accept anything other than having all cables completely in empty conduits. The typical electrician's answer will probably be: "Even if we put the cables in an empty conduit, you can't replace them anymore anyway."

"Even if we put the cables in an empty conduit, you can't replace them anymore anyway."

My buddy (electrician) said the same thing yesterday while walking through. Apart from that, I already reported the data lines without empty conduits to the general contractor this morning - also four incorrectly placed ceiling outlets.