Building authority requires open space design plan for single-family house - experiences?

  • Erstellt am 2024-11-21 21:09:26

MachsSelbst

2024-11-23 21:10:05
  • #1
I also do not believe that there is any serious interest in help here, but rather that people just want to vent. Because I still do not know why the architect planned 19 trees. That goes far beyond the usual mandatory planting of one tree per sealed 100-200m² area.
 

ypg

2024-11-24 00:17:24
  • #2
In general, for larger residential construction projects (usually from 4 residential units), for commercial facilities and, if required by the development plan, open space design plans are necessary.


In general, it refers to the multi-family house. However, the sentence itself does not exclude a single-family house. It only says that generally it applies from 4 residential units. So it could also apply from the first residential unit if it is regulated that way.

Well, whoever thinks from the age of 70 that life or better said the approaching death depends on the familiar living space should stay. But there are many whose brain cells still function so well that they find it revitalizing and life-sustaining to look for something more practical in a self-determined way. Ultimately, only paternalism is the generational problem of seniors or also the lack of willingness to make decisions. But that is an attitude towards life that does not necessarily belong here, unless one gets the addressed target group (future builders) to think about it.
It is not wrong to already think about the care of the garden now, but I think the conclusion is the wrong one.
 
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