11ant
2022-01-04 14:14:25
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We were informed in writing by the building authority that no acceptance inspection will take place.
However, I would not interpret that as a waiver of inspections; officials have to comply with laws.
Does he say that?! Or does he know it?
To my knowledge, parked parking spaces are not official parking spaces.
Blocked parking spots are often permitted as long as the "blocking" stays "within the family," i.e., for a second parking space of the same residential unit (otherwise tandem parking without the possibility of moving the blocked car would not be allowed). Here, however, the living area alone is the criterion for the number of parking spaces, meaning someone could also block their (sub)tenant.
The planner in this case probably spoke lightly and is apparently a sycophant who does not want to jeopardize his boss's contract gain. I am strongly inclined to agree here with the assessment of .