Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

Well, you’re daring, miss

Why doesn’t that work?
Maybe I’ll wait until Monday before bothering you here unnecessarily.

I think that is better. But I also understand that it doesn't let you rest. Wait for your appointment and then see further. Your GU will certainly suggest alternatives to you.

You hadn’t commissioned a soil survey beforehand, as far as I have followed here, right?

Here I can even understand that nerves are frayed and it's hard to wait for the weekend. However, the worst case has not occurred yet. It would be if you had already started building. As it stands, nothing has happened yet. As I said, first get the justification and a proposal with a price tag, and then you can calmly consider what to do with it.

You didn’t commission a soil survey beforehand, I followed that correctly here?

No, we were told to only commission it once the final site plan was created. But from the beginning, it was assumed the soil was very poor, as soil surveys from the neighbors were already available. And from the start, we also said that we want the house entrance to be one step above the street level. That’s why I don’t understand why a basement wasn’t discussed with us earlier. Instead, it was mentioned in passing that having a basement would be much more expensive. Then it was also said that our backfilling costs wouldn’t be much more expensive than staying below street level, since a soakaway would also be costly. Solutions are supposed to be discussed on Monday. I don’t know what other alternatives he could suggest. I’m curious. It’s not worst case yet. But it’s already frustrating when new plans have to be drawn again, the surveyor has to come, the building application has to be submitted, structural analysis has to be done, etc. After the last few months, I had found peace with the planning, and we thought construction would start in October. We took care of financing, building water, and electricity, I planned the kitchen. And now this! Of course, we mainly see the fault with ourselves. In hindsight, I would do a lot differently as well. But what’s done is done. For months now, we have not delayed the house project at any point and just want to build.

Regarding financing, the bank contract is still with us. We received a good offer but have not signed it yet. Interhyp mediated the offer over 14 days ago. Does anyone know if there are fees to pay to Interhyp if we do not accept the offer now?

To my knowledge, nothing.

To my knowledge, nothing.

Also very annoying because the interest rate has been increased again if we have to arrange new financing. These are all additional costs as well. It's a whole chain of problems. It just pisses me off.