RotorMotor
2019-02-06 20:58:14
- #1
I once tried to design a version so that it might serve as a basis for discussion.
Land planning construction area at the forest edge
- Erstellt am 2019-02-02 16:41:54
ypg
2019-02-06 23:57:42
- #2
No. Only if they are more than 1m above gel
Oops... and I thought that was the conclusion from all your statements here ;)
Escroda
2019-02-07 10:04:12
- #3
and I thought that was the conclusion from all your statements here
If you could mention my statements that led to your conclusions, I could work specifically on making them clearer.
I once tried to design a version so that it might serve as a basis for discussion.
With a single-story house, you will hardly manage 170m² of living space, except with a high knee wall or large dormers (check the development plan for permissibility).
I roughly showed in the site plan what remains for the house with a 3m boundary distance.
seth0487
2019-02-07 11:14:05
- #4
We also have a (private) forest as a neighbor and had to maintain a 30m protection distance with our building structure. Likewise, I am not allowed to build a carport or shed in this protection strip because it poses an increased fire risk. However, our terrace roof was approved (ends 25m before the forest, so it lies within the protection strip) because it is made of glass and aluminum. The forestry authority always has a right to participate when it comes to forests. At least here in S-H.
Is there such a protection strip where you are? It is regulated in the LandesWaldgesetz....
Is there such a protection strip where you are? It is regulated in the LandesWaldgesetz....
RotorMotor
2019-02-09 12:36:42
- #5
With a single-story house, you will hardly manage 170m² of living space, except with a high knee wall or large dormer windows (check the development plan for permissibility).
Oops, the single-story thing is only because the free software used only allows up to 5m.
It was actually just supposed to show the floor plan initially. With one floor, we very likely won’t make it within the building envelope.
I roughly showed in the site plan what remains for the house with a 3m boundary distance.
Thanks!
The 12x~10 should actually be sufficient, right?
We also have a (private) forest as neighbors and had to maintain a 30m protective distance with our building structure. Also, I am not allowed to build a carport or shed in this protected strip because it poses an increased fire risk. However, we did get approval for our terrace roof (ends 25m before the forest, so it lies within the protective strip), as it is made of glass and aluminum. The forestry authority always has a right to be involved when it comes to forest. At least here in S-H.
Is there such a protective strip in your area as well? It is regulated in the State Forest Law....
If I understood correctly, this property’s issue is more about trees/branches potentially falling onto the property without causing damage.
It is also only a fairly narrow strip of forest.
Where would you place the terrace?
North, North/East, East, South/East?
Escroda
2019-02-10 07:48:28
- #6
The 12x~10 should actually be sufficient, right?
Yes.
Where would you place the terrace?
East. Whether I would depict it in the construction plans depends on the outcome of my statements in #6, paragraphs 2 and 3.