R.Hotzenplotz
2016-01-07 00:16:59
- #1
Hello,
it concerns a plot of land in NRW. The development plan stipulates a 1.5-story building with a gable roof. A flat roof is therefore not allowed.
Now, I don't find sloping ceilings on the upper floor very appealing. There are also houses with two full stories and a gable roof on top, where the roof can no longer be converted. Is there any chance to negotiate something like that with the authorities, or can one only build something very old-fashioned where one has to deal with sloping ceilings throughout the entire upper floor, the resulting lack of usable space, and the feeling in these rooms, which I personally find negative in terms of comfort?
Unfortunately, I do not have the exact wording of the development plan, as only an oral statement was obtained from the responsible authority.
It is a development area from the early 80s, where only old-fashioned houses stand.
it concerns a plot of land in NRW. The development plan stipulates a 1.5-story building with a gable roof. A flat roof is therefore not allowed.
Now, I don't find sloping ceilings on the upper floor very appealing. There are also houses with two full stories and a gable roof on top, where the roof can no longer be converted. Is there any chance to negotiate something like that with the authorities, or can one only build something very old-fashioned where one has to deal with sloping ceilings throughout the entire upper floor, the resulting lack of usable space, and the feeling in these rooms, which I personally find negative in terms of comfort?
Unfortunately, I do not have the exact wording of the development plan, as only an oral statement was obtained from the responsible authority.
It is a development area from the early 80s, where only old-fashioned houses stand.