HB-NH2015
2015-12-14 11:19:23
- #1
Hello everyone,
I have a question about the interpretation of a development plan.
What does "Eaves height: on the mountain side, 1 storey" mean?
The plot has a bit of a slope.
Does the above mean that you are only allowed to have 1 storey on the slope side even though otherwise the development plan specifies a maximum of 2 full storeys?
How is that supposed to look then? Building the ground floor into the slope so that only the attic (which we have planned with a 1.30 m knee wall) is visible above ground!?
Otherwise, the development plan looks OK to us; only the eaves height thing worries me because I don’t understand it.
2 full storeys, no specifications for the knee wall, ridge height 10 m, roof pitch 30-48°, floor area ratio 0.3 and plot ratio 0.6
Thank you
I have a question about the interpretation of a development plan.
What does "Eaves height: on the mountain side, 1 storey" mean?
The plot has a bit of a slope.
Does the above mean that you are only allowed to have 1 storey on the slope side even though otherwise the development plan specifies a maximum of 2 full storeys?
How is that supposed to look then? Building the ground floor into the slope so that only the attic (which we have planned with a 1.30 m knee wall) is visible above ground!?
Otherwise, the development plan looks OK to us; only the eaves height thing worries me because I don’t understand it.
2 full storeys, no specifications for the knee wall, ridge height 10 m, roof pitch 30-48°, floor area ratio 0.3 and plot ratio 0.6
Thank you