Construction of the passenger car parking space

  • Erstellt am 2019-09-03 10:22:13

Altai

2019-09-05 10:48:07
  • #1
Thank you very much for the detailed information!


So, just to clarify: I bought the house in shell condition, meaning the building permit etc. did not pass through my hands. I actually never dealt with the original designer. In the documents available to me (specifically, the building permit) there is no prior survey of the original heights, only a height difference between the street and the top of the finished floor of 0.55 m (plus) is indicated.

Basically, your explanation now exactly matches my concern (which unfortunately only developed after the neighbor’s activity), that in the end details that were not executed are also not approved. It has now become clear that the necessary filling is very close to or perhaps even exceeds the limit exempt from procedures.

I will wait now to see if there is a reaction from the building authority. I had contact with the authority back then, it concerned an unauthorized base slab for an extension. The communication seemed reasonable, at that time it was said either to remove it or have it approved afterwards. But there were no nitpickers on the other end of the line, that was my impression. Windows or the front door in a different position than in the submitted documents, for example, were explicitly not of interest.
 

11ant

2019-09-05 14:21:05
  • #2

Does the rainwater have to be discharged immediately, or would a soakaway/trench or cistern be conceivable, from which the rainwater could then be pumped out again with a lifting system (without sewage, a pond pump might suffice)?
(just thinking out loud like a total blonde)
 

Altai

2019-09-05 15:04:15
  • #3
I would say the child has already fallen into the well, pardon, the cistern... after all, the construction of the parking spaces has already begun. The L-bricks are already in place. I really hope that the arrangement of the dismantling is NOT the result of the neighbor's activity - but that in the worst case I would have to obtain retroactive approval. The plot is very small, there is little space - I don't know if a cistern could have been accommodated. The lady from the office responsible for rainwater also wanted to suggest infiltration to me... that would not have fit.
 

Mike29

2019-09-05 17:26:43
  • #4
: The comment, more precisely, the last sentence from me, was also meant to be sharp. However, that was because you had written about the entire area in the first post and only after mentioning the limitation to 30 sqm was it calculated differently. To me, that looked like sugarcoating and sitting it out. From your description, I always assumed that it would have to be completely raised, since the street is the highest point, and I admit, post no. 12 escaped me when reading. So you can disregard the sharp comment.
 

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