yorolf87
2025-02-06 12:29:02
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Thank you very much for the many responses in such a short time.
Asking the "new neighbors" is not that easy, it is a new development area and a maximum of 1/3 of the houses are standing, and these at most in the shell construction phase. I would have to be lucky to be on site and meet a builder, then I could certainly get information about the soil composition.
The houses in the background have been there for a while, I think I can forget about getting information about the soil there.
I am attaching a few more pictures again, showing what my current idea would be, a height map, current houses and their protection, however with a 4 meter height difference over 20 meters width. The picture with the 2 houses under construction shows one with a basement (right) and on the left only with a slab, I had imagined the left variant. The easiest thing would of course be if I randomly meet the builders. Since my currently reserved plot has a street to the right, I save myself the retaining L-stones compared to that.
I would plan the garage or carport either on the left or right, whichever is easier to implement in the end. This may be exactly on the property boundary.
Asking the "new neighbors" is not that easy, it is a new development area and a maximum of 1/3 of the houses are standing, and these at most in the shell construction phase. I would have to be lucky to be on site and meet a builder, then I could certainly get information about the soil composition.
The houses in the background have been there for a while, I think I can forget about getting information about the soil there.
I am attaching a few more pictures again, showing what my current idea would be, a height map, current houses and their protection, however with a 4 meter height difference over 20 meters width. The picture with the 2 houses under construction shows one with a basement (right) and on the left only with a slab, I had imagined the left variant. The easiest thing would of course be if I randomly meet the builders. Since my currently reserved plot has a street to the right, I save myself the retaining L-stones compared to that.
I would plan the garage or carport either on the left or right, whichever is easier to implement in the end. This may be exactly on the property boundary.