Land planning - which house type/size is most sensible?

2019-01-12 23:54:48

The property slopes down towards the neighbor.

Who is actually responsible for setting boundary stones or stabilizing the neighbor's side?

2019-01-13 00:16:36

The surveyor.

The surveyor is the engineer, or do you mean the client? Do they then arrange that automatically, or how does something like that usually work?

2019-01-13 14:20:47

I think you are confusing something: boundary stones show where the border runs, they are simply small markers in the ground made by the surveyor. It has nothing to do with the stabilization of soil/slope etc. to the neighboring property.

2019-01-13 19:27:14

I think you are confusing something: boundary stones show where the boundary runs, they are simply small markings in the ground made by the surveyor. This has nothing to do with the stabilization of the soil/slope etc. towards the neighboring property.

My question is also, who has to take care of the stabilization?

Probably us, because we would be building new, right?

2019-01-14 18:13:41

We were at the GU today, should I start a new thread for the floor plan planning or insert the completed questionnaire here?

2019-01-14 18:29:29

I would start a new thread. You either commission the surveyor yourselves or the general contractor as far as I know. Unfortunately, I can't contribute much to the rest.

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