Land promotional houses experiences?

Thank you very much for the numerous responses, I need to calmly read through everything again to fully understand it. I am now sending in a larger plan again

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If you can live with the small staircase, I don’t see a basement necessary here, since the budget is already tight. Parking space or carport at the street

At least with open parking spaces, you are probably allowed to place them at the street here. Let’s assume only five meters there, and from the house eight meters from the street boundary, so only 3m in front; then still sloped. The 11ant basement rule clearly mandates a basement, because any reinforcement of the plateau behind would not be one cent cheaper. So precisely because of the budget aspect, it remains a residential basement.

I'm sending in a bigger plan now

Oh, I see. So not an official development road with a fire department assembly point, but simply the fire department as a neighbor, and behind the property a footpath (yellow) from the "end of development" of a field road to a corner of the fire department property. Rights of way would need to be clarified there, whether as a resident you can legally access your property from the back (unpaved up to your own boundary). Technical and postal development (including house number) from below, resident contributions only from below, actual legal securing of the garage access route from above:

Oh, so no official access road with a fire department deployment area, but the fire department simply as a neighboring property, and behind the property a footpath (yellow) from the "end of development" of a field path to a corner of the fire department property. Here, rights of way would have to be clarified, whether one as a resident can legally access their property from the back (unpaved up to the own boundary). Technical and postal servicing (including house number) from below, resident contributions only from below, actual garage access legally to be secured from above:

Thank you, we should find out if that really works. That would of course be a significant relief.

Yes, thanks. Steps are of course not accessible for disabled people, but if it should ever come to that, we could move back into the house of my parents-in-law, which will then be inherited by my boyfriend.

understand this sentence! Never mind.

But where a fire department access is possible, you can also develop (?)

That will not be an access road, but the second emergency route for the fire department.

whether as a resident you can legally access your property from the back there

whether that really works.

I’d bet that it doesn’t.