Forest land plot assessment land use plan / development plan

  • Erstellt am 2021-08-31 16:08:22

Holzhäuschen

2021-09-01 15:03:56
  • #1
Yep, that is our blog :)
and more words...
 

majuhenema

2021-09-01 16:24:11
  • #2
Seriously considering changing my nickname to @Escroda2.
 

guckuck2

2021-09-01 19:29:57
  • #3
Forest also means responsibilities. Colleague only has trouble with it. Inform yourself about it [dazu mal].
 

stepfel

2021-09-06 15:05:44
  • #4
Definitely buy it. That way you keep distance and prevent the municipality from eventually designating it as a building area. We also have such a case, and we paid significantly more than 5€/sqm (but it's only 132sqm, and we had to buy the forest as well). But keep in mind - forest is forest. That means you are not allowed to fence it in, build anything on it, damage it, and may only plant typical forest plants (for us, local deciduous trees, pine, a few shrubs, blueberries). Still - such a patch of nature right next to the garden border is great! Although - from what I see, your forest is a pine plantation. I would prospectively supplement and, in the (very) long term, replace it with something sustainable, that is, deciduous trees.
 

11ant

2021-09-06 15:54:24
  • #5
See, and suddenly the young stand obviously needs a fence ;-)
 

stepfel

2021-09-06 15:56:13
  • #6

I see you have understood the concept ;)
 
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