Development costs for a plot in the second row

Although they are not development costs in the strict sense, fastening plus surfacing, possibly lighting, are added. For such a length, not a small amount.

Construction cost subsidies for water and wastewater included?

Are construction cost subsidies for water and wastewater included?

What do you mean by that?
Where does one apply for something like that?

What do you mean by that? Where do you apply for something like that?

Construction cost subsidies for wastewater and water are charges for the upstream infrastructure. So not the connections on your own property but for distributors etc. in front of that. As a rule, the construction cost subsidies exceed the connection fees again.

So I have now received the offer. 45 meters of access path - 4m wide (without final surface layer, which will come after construction), sewage and rainwater drainage channel as well as empty conduits (water, telecom, electricity) for 2 plots, inspection shafts, 2 surface drainages for the street and some other small stuff. 28 thousand euros.

Hello everyone,

in the meantime, I also have the two offers from the civil engineers.
One is at €26,000, the other at about €30,000.
I assume that the civil engineers’ costs will be shared.

In summary, one can say:

1. local energy supplier: €10,000
2. civil engineers: €15,000
3. telecommunications: €800
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Total costs: €26,000 / house

There will surely be additional costs to restore the communal path.

Greets
Tristan

Hello Tristan,

we are currently in a similar situation. Therefore, just a quick follow-up.

The development costs are usually divided as follows:
1. structural measures to bring all utilities to the property boundary
2. contribution rates for fresh water + wastewater combined sewer for the development (regulated according to property size and living space size)

The municipality / supplier is responsible for the complete development according to Art. 123 para. 1 Building Code.

Now the question is who bears the costs for the structural measures and whether the contribution rates are additionally charged?
How is it with you? Do you have to bear additional costs as mentioned in point 2 in addition to the structural measures?

Regards