arnonyme
2017-12-29 08:44:48
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The legitimation comes directly from the city council. They do cut out a green corner here for new buildings, that took years. The compromise was to build something high-quality, to take nature into account, be energetically exaggeratedly modern, and so on. The committee itself is a private-law body, not a building authority, without whose approval the city is not allowed to sell the plot.
There have been such committees in this region before. Drafts were rejected because one of the participating artists didn’t like a window (floor-to-ceiling in the utility room, he didn’t like it). So highly individual things that were not previously found in the requirements catalog. That ends badly.
In another neighboring town, it was simply badly organized. The committee met only once a quarter, then appointments were canceled. The next year no budget was planned for external consultants (they thought everything could be done in one year or four meetings), and that during times of budget freezes.
As a result, the entire new development area was dead because nothing could be approved. Damage to the city, damage to the builders who, like apo, had advanced payments.
Yep, that’s exactly how it goes here too. Only that you also have to pay the external consultants. The joke is that you can’t/can’t make the planning without an architect. You first have to throw 10-20k out the window, only to realize you can’t afford it.
Slowly I wonder whether all this is even legal. Somehow hardly imaginable.
But what could one sue for anyway, after all, you’re voluntarily going along with all this nonsense...