Floor plan optimization of a single-family house with a basement on a small plot

No question, I also like light and windows when working

I was specifically talking about changing the view, but I forgot your age. Paying attention to "not letting your eyes become stiff" is possibly not yet consciously done by those clearly under 40 (my acute memory of such young years is slowly fading). Possibly, due to my profession, I have more focus on ergonomics and workplace health topics. But it was less about it being nicer anyway.

The 3m on the right are off-limits.

As long as it is roofed and only used as a parking space, that is allowed...

I'm puzzled (?)
I estimate that a further "Ga" area was forgotten to be drawn in here; I see no factual reason against it. : wouldn’t that be "unfair" if a parking space were allowed where a house-attached terrace was not?

On the 1st floor in the bay window or next to the stairs probably, right?

I have not yet discovered a utility room there, and certainly not a utility/storage room - what would the latter be for there anyway?

The house has external dimensions of 7.0 x 10.5m, i.e. about 74m² of space is "used up" here. It has a ground floor, an upper floor with knee wall about 1.30m and a 45° pitched roof, i.e. there is still an attic used as storage space.

Have you actually introduced it in the forum before?

A bit of front garden, and otherwise just grass for now.

Legalize

I estimate that an additional "Ga" area was forgotten to be drawn in here, I see no objective reason against it.

Since when do development plans and their creators have anything to do with objectivity or even meaningfulness?

Since when do development plans and their creators have anything to do with objectivity or even meaningfulness?

Spot on. Frank Zappa already asked that: "does Humour belong in Music ?"

Just an attempt: (Stairs as always no landing - normally half-turn) I'm not quite sure if we are still two-story here. Knee wall planned at 1.80m. But I think so, right? Does this count as eaves-side? Funny.

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OOPS, the door to the craft room got smashed - please remember.

Found the draft development plan.

Citizen participation was completed last year

That was only the early citizen participation.

only the city council's approval follows in the next meeting

No, first the resolution for public display is to be made. Then all kinds of submissions can still come in, to which the urban planners must respond.

Or do I find that directly somewhere in the development plan I already have?

You can find them in your city's citizen information system. However, the justification does not reveal much. Essentially, only the written provisions are repeated here. From the assessment result, I gather that the parking space next to the building area – just as you planned – is also possible.

I estimate that an additional "Ga" area has been forgotten to be marked here

No, they want to ensure "as contiguous open space shares as possible as well as a comprehensive greening of the planning area." But "street-side" apparently means everything in front of the rear building boundary.

wouldn't that be "unfair" if a parking space were allowed where an attached terrace to the house would not be permitted?

Nope. You usually don't grill on the parking space.

But you do think so, right?

No.

Is that considered eaves-aligned?

No.
Reason for eaves-aligned:
Damit soll im Zuge der Verlängerung der Straße "XXX" eine einheitliche und durchgängige Ausrichtung der Bebauung erzielt werden.