Intercepting property, who has to bear the costs?

If I ever become King of Germany, the first thing I will ban is building without basements on hillside plots. I find these L-stone excesses perverse. Residential areas like Reisterrassen are not a pleasant sight. A slope remains a slope and, when terraced, it does not become flatter, only uglier.

That is certainly open to debate. I see it rather pragmatically. There simply isn’t a large selection of building land, and the plots are getting smaller. With 1000 m2 of building land, I couldn’t care less about a 3m embankment at the back, but you have to understand the people who want to have something left of their already small gardens. And sorry, at 80k for a white bathtub, I’m out. I’d rather take the excavated soil from the neighbor, share the L-stones with them, and that’s that.

Is it no longer stated in the bb? What does it say about enclosures? For example, with us it also says 1.5m "to the street even only 1 meter," which means that no fence is allowed there anymore. Only plantings and hedges are allowed, but these may then be a maximum of 2 meters including the L stones. If you need a fall protection now, you have to set back onto your property. For hillside properties, you don't necessarily need a white tank since you have the option to drain. How much do the L stones including installation cost?

Yes, incredible with the 3 meters. I'm curious to see how it turns out. And yes, I completely understand you with the wall or slope. It was the same for us.

Plantings and fences at the property boundaries up to 2m from the natural ground level, so technically I could add 1.50 plus 0.50. The neighbors put a 1.50 fence on top of their 1.50, were checked by the building authority because someone complained, and everything was approved. I also have no interest in creating an invisible fortress courtyard there. No one is allowed to fall down. I trust our landscape gardener. And as I said, it is only 3 meters at the highest point. It then slopes down because the slope is inclined. We are still waiting for quotes for the L-shaped stones.

And we would definitely need a white tank unfortunately. Incoming seepage water, the ground is completely impermeable.