Construction site vehicles/containers on property

Good idea, so you would have the stuff excavated by the development company and leave it on the property for further work?

I don't know your property, but we also built in a development area with several houses. For us, it was possible without any problems to put the pile to the side, and it will be used next year for the driveway.
Personally, I’m also someone who doesn't want to get every little thing fixed in writing. Unfortunately, there are enough examples in the forum why you should do that, but so far I can always assess my counterpart well in a personal conversation and have never really been fooled in such matters. If things really don’t work out, a personal conversation is requested and a solution is sought. The other person is quite certainly interested in that as well.

Leaving gravel there is good, but only as much as you need. Otherwise, you’ll end up disposing of it afterwards. If it’s clean basalt 0/32, great. If it’s already visibly mixed with dirt and clay, no shell builder will take it for the foundation.

And as I said, you’ll need plenty of topsoil in the end if there isn’t any left now. I’ve been burned on that.

So I personally wouldn’t want to use it for the foundation. I would rather think of the driveway... just don’t start saving money on the foundation.

I don't know your property, but we also built in a development with several houses. For us, it was no problem to put the pile of earth to the side and it will be used for the driveway next year. I am personally also a person who doesn't like to have every little detail set in stone. Unfortunately, there are enough examples in the forum why you should do that, but so far I can always assess my counterpart well in personal conversations and have never really been fooled in such matters. If it doesn't work at all, a personal conversation is requested and a solution is sought. The other person is almost certainly also interested in that. So personally, I wouldn't want to use it for the foundation. I would rather think of the driveway... just don't start saving on the foundation.

I have to say that the whole stuff is pretty muddy, at least mixed with a lot of earth in the upper area. Presumably, someone who knows what they're doing has to take a look on site. We will talk to our builder about it.

Here is a current photo of the condition of the property surface for those who are interested and knowledgeable:

As so often - simply talk to people in a purposeful way. Of course, you need to know your goal for that. What would that be? That is not clear to me yet.

looks nicely tidy

ui, that is quite extensive...

but worse is the missing construction site crossing. the curb can be redone afterward.

important is: you can only remove gravel with the wheel loader. and if there's a bit of dirt in it, it's still enough for simple garden houses and wall construction.

the delivery costs here, regardless of quantity, 70€, the ton of gravel 7€.

if I need three tons, I pay almost 100€ and have to take half a day off because payment on delivery is in cash.

I still say the stuff is worth it