Exceed the boundary of the development plan

I don't think the two forums can be compared. Rhineland greetings

Yep, I agree with you

Hello,


You took the answer away from me; I do not think that the two forums can be compared with each other. At least not as long as I still have a say

Rhenish greetings

Off Topic: the green is pure demonstration and humiliation for a layman!

But I still don’t understand. The existing, surveyed plot is partly outside the development plan?
You want to build a second house on the existing plot?

A second residential building is to be erected on the existing plot.
According to the caseworker's statement, either:
- a part of the plot, namely the part facing the edge of the village, is not building land, i.e. farmland (next door is actually farmland...)
- or the development boundary of the village runs across our plot.

Contrary to this is the excerpt from the building code that I uploaded; here the plot is not divided.

I will scan and upload map material over the weekend.

Get the standard land value map including legend/explanations. If the standard land value zone designates the relevant area as building land and property tax is paid for this area (check the notice from the tax office to see for how many sqm of building land taxes are paid!), you have a strong argument, for which there are also corresponding court rulings.

Best regards
Dirk Grafe