Development of a parcel of a built-up property

The property looks relatively narrow. Do you already know how big the house is supposed to be and where on the property it will be located? Does it fit with the setback areas and the maximum length of the buildable property boundary at the garages, if there is a development plan?

The property looks relatively narrow.
Do you already know how big the house is supposed to be and where on the property? Does it fit with the setback distances and the maximum length of the buildable property boundary for the garages, if there is a development plan?

The property is indeed very narrow - 16m x 60m
There is no development plan; you have to orient yourself to the neighboring houses and, of course, observe the local building regulations
we could maintain the 3m distance each since the planned house is supposed to stand with the short side facing the street (short side is 9.84m, long side 12m)
Of course, there are also building guidelines here, but luckily not as strict as elsewhere

If you want to take advantage of a KfW (BEG) subsidy, you should read the conditions carefully before issuing any order yourself. Development contracts can also potentially affect the subsidy negatively if they were issued before the subsidy confirmation.

We do not want any subsidy so far. If our opinion changes, I will consider your tip - thank you very much!

Ask the construction consulting service of the gas and water supplier. I would expect a mess if the (additionally already supplied) new owners put the order on hold. The street looks like a residential street from the aerial photo, so construction work should not be hindered by small time windows for digging up - blocking - diverting.

The houses are located directly on the main street of the village and are therefore heavily used. It will be interesting to see how the full supply connection will be handled here. I will inquire about this with the respective suppliers, as closures would hardly be possible and, of course, costly.

In other words: can I only take care of the development once I have already signed a contract with a house construction company? Because before that, I don't even know where the lines need to be laid?

Sorry for the question but I am really a complete layman :oops:

No, you can take care of it beforehand, but I’m not exactly sure how important it is for you since the development looks relatively simple in your case. Usually, site plans need to be submitted. It must be clear where the house is located and where the house connection is. For the applications, we sometimes already needed a house number.

We also don’t have a construction company yet, but for example, we have already had the sewage canal and electricity laid up to the "Baugebiet". I had also already applied for fresh water. However, nothing will be done for now because the canal is already on the property. The installation on our property and the house connection will be done when the house is ready.

Construction electricity and construction water will be installed as soon as I give the "Go" for it and provide a responsible craftsman.

I would simply call the utility providers and ask. They can usually see in their system where the lines run and give you appropriate advice.