11ant
2023-02-27 01:10:28
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Tell me the post number of the latest version, then I’ll gladly give my two cents. As you can see from my quotes, you definitely don’t have to do full quote citations here. In the meantime, I have taken a close look at the development plan and its explanatory document and can provide partial reassurance – in a complete plan, things are more understandable and often less dramatic than in the thumbnails, which unfortunately many questioners post here cropped closely around their property boundaries. My initial suspicion of areas serving easements for utilities has not been confirmed. The light brown areas beyond the blue lines are supposed to have a somewhat vaguely described garden belt character, so your pool might still have a chance – but don’t confuse procedural freedom with a carte blanche. The special areas Ga/Cp of your left neighbor have turned out, in a large-scale view and reading of the plan documents, to be areas intended for the purpose that your neighbor is allowed to create parking spaces, also covered or enclosed, between the building envelopes for his house and a semi-detached house in his rear property section. So they do not very likely mean that he wants to stick a garage right up to your fence. Regarding Katja’s question about the dormer, the explanatory document is ambiguous on page 46 under 6.1.3: setbacks and projections up to 1.5 m deep over a maximum of one third of the house side length are permitted, again with the explicit exception of the building line on Nibelungenstrasse. With legally enforceable poor performance by your architect, you will probably need stamina for two or three instances (and a competent expert) even though I don’t think much of him aside from the setbacks. As far as I have read all the further intermediate posts up to here, your only option remains to act more dominantly in the future – so practice in front of the mirror that you are not a subject but a client.Do you already see that the current floor plan violates the development plan?