Interpret building plan / is it even feasible?

I thought this misconception had already been clarified: especially when a development plan is obviously odd, the time for secondary literature (justification of the development plan or its amendments; in some cases even development plans of previously developed areas of the same municipality) comes. Then one can check whether it would make sense (or rather be a cynical piece of advice that would lead the questioner into the lion’s den) to suggest the path of exemption from the restrictive regulation.

We have no further information so far.

We have no further information so far.

That does not mean that they do not exist. Perhaps you do not have the means to search professionally. The seller only provides the casual text part?

The text module from the development plan already looks quite antique. There should be some buildings standing by now. How did they solve that?

That does not mean that they do not exist. Perhaps you do not have the means to search professionally. Does the seller only provide the brief text section?

The real estate agent only provided these documents. And since we do not want to buy a property - possibly overpriced - whose buildability involves immense costs due to the development plan and the circumstances, I wrote here in the forum. BUT it all worked wonderfully. As you can see.

We have no further information so far.

But there is some: "Partial Amendment VI of 5. 11. 1988" indicates that there are at least seven justifications (of the original plan and six amendments) and that the valid amendment is already 33 years old. Without the withheld information (not to be confused with it does not exist) it would now be possible (would have been, but now I certainly won't put myself through that anymore) 1. to read the justifications and investigate the strange regulations; 2. to recognize from the comparison of the justification of the original plan and the amendments where the tendency is towards tightening and where towards loosening; 3. to check how later development plans of the same municipality have developed and 4. to find out whether a VII. amendment might already be underway (and where its course is heading). Well.

The broker only provided these documents.

Oh, a broker ... where did I miss that?

And since plots of land are selling like hotcakes, even at exaggerated prices, there is hardly any time to properly prepare for the project, let alone obtain the necessary information to avoid falling into the cost trap (because developability could be difficult and the development plan restricts too much). As mentioned at the beginning, the budget for both the plot and the house is not unlimited. And you can't reach anyone at the municipal building authority. Time is running out, and the plot will probably be gone as well.