Corner plot or right in the middle?

Hello,

we have discovered two plots of land that are located next to each other.

What speaks against the corner plot?
Perhaps higher burden for snow removal? Or additional burden through cost-sharing for road repairs or other costs?

What about the regulations concerning the distance of the house from the property boundary? Are there differences between a public road and a private neighbor?

What about a soil survey? For that, I would have to be the owner, right? I want to build with geothermal energy.

Thanks
Mirko

Soil surveys are also possible with the owner's permission - I have done it that way as well. But obtain quotes, price differences are significant. Corner plots: disadvantageous because of the running meters of street frontage length for expansion and renovation contributions. However, everything is newly developed anyway, no matter what, and will only come up again in 20-30 years (we also chose a corner plot). Possibly, the building envelope here is a bit smaller than for an intermediate plot, but you can position it in both directions and not just parallel to the street (often stipulated this way in the development plan).

Question: House purchase in the town center corner plot what costs will I incur for renovation work on the streets?