Building window and boundary construction new development area

Yes, if the exit is allowed in the curve. I have not seen any restrictions in the development plan.

Yes, if the exit is allowed in the curve. I haven't seen any restriction in the development plan.

Then we will probably go with this option and swap the utility/technical room with the office, so that we have a side entrance by the carport:



Thanks for your advice and input at this point, you saved us from a bigger disaster that we would have otherwise unwittingly run into!

Hello,

is the outbuilding built with masonry and roofed in the style of the main building? This could lead to problems, as the extension might then be considered part of the main building and therefore would have to lie within the building boundaries. The assessment certainly depends heavily on the person handling it at the building authority.

I would not take the risk and probably would not include the storage shed in the approval planning at all and instead build it afterwards as a wooden garden house.

Best regards

Hello, is the outbuilding built with masonry and roofed in the style of the main building? That could lead to problems, as the extension might then be considered part of the main building and would therefore have to lie within the building boundaries. The assessment surely depends heavily on the person handling it at the building authority. I would not take the risk and probably not include the storage shed in the approval planning at all, but instead build it afterwards as a wooden garden house. Best regards

Thanks for the input, then we'd rather not take any risks and leave it out of the approval! We will surely find a suitable storage shed made of wood or metal that we can build afterward.

I can only advise you to present the floor plans here, as already suggested by , in a separate post.