Why and what should one want to achieve if the development plan, apart from the fact that it is a weekend property according to Par10 NVO, actually has many or common possibilities?
As a municipality, I wouldn’t want to change anything either, because 0.1 for an oversized plot should be sufficient. In addition, they just don’t want to clutter this edge section with oversized houses.
Here again a text markup concerning a note related to the development plan.
According to the development plan, a full storey is allowed. If you plan a , then you can also convert it. Building authorities are not interested in so-called "half storeys" because they do not exist under building law. So they cannot ban or prohibit them either.
This statement from the district office was clear that the existence of converting the attic is not approved. And so we did not consider it.
Since you are very sparse in communication here and do not communicate concretely (a plot ratio of 0.1 is made into 117 sqm of floor area), one must honestly assume that you perhaps asked the office the wrong questions and thus evaluate the answers wrongly for yourself.
On the one hand, you confirm the 2500 sqm, accepted by @hanghaus2023. A plot ratio of 0.1 and your assumption about the floor area however indicates a 1170 sqm plot.
New: the plot already has 2500 m2. The note regarding the development plan still exists. However, only about 1200 m2 are buildable due to the prohibited zones.
Are you afraid that someone here will buy your bargain plot out from under you? I assume no one here is interested in taking away the weekend property from a user who asks one or two questions here.
Have you ever thought about why the plot still hasn’t been sold?
That’s exactly the point. And it’s no bargain at all. I actually don’t need such unqualified comments. There must be a reason why I don’t throw cheerfulness along with all information around me. However, this does not belong here.
I am fully aware of the plot and the conditions! Period.
Why start planning without first calculating the house price based on the living area? Or questioning the development? It’s no secret that building is expensive?!
In my original calculation, we would have had enough financial means. However, the plot was significantly smaller and both original plots have now been sold.
What remains is the big secret of the building permit with a basement. And the clarification was the whole point.
We have now had it for quite some time. Only the plot negotiations are proving very tedious.
I probably underestimated the basement in total costs somewhat. That’s why my calculation worked out. Also, the incidental building costs were estimated somewhat lower overall.
But that’s exactly why I’m here, right? And I am also grateful for help.