Does a developer have to dispose of earth excavation?

According to the construction description: "store according to local conditions." So completely clear, it is and remains your pile...

That is why you should speak early and invest money so that you have as little unnecessary ground later as possible.

According to the construction description: "store according to local conditions." So completely clear, it is and remains your pile...

But it also says "removal of excess soil"

The soil looks really good. You can definitely sell it as well. Topsoil is in high demand and will not end up in any landfill!

But it also says "removal of excess soil"

Well, what is excess. I think your opinion and that of the developer will differ...

We just want to avoid having a raised plateau in the garden, as that greatly limits the use and everything somehow has to be supported/caught. I also lack the imagination of what could be done there as cost-effectively as possible. Raised plateau and around it like a U an earth embankment? Slope probably preferably away from the house?