Large window front on the west side

I would now spontaneously take the plots 2902, 03, 07

:cool: Those are exactly the 3 that we placed in positions 3-5 ;)

How large are your favorites? Is the farmer exercising the right of first refusal also the owner of the property in the west?

Here is the plan with the size details. The 3 blue building plots had the right of first refusal

The municipality argued that the relatively small building authority cannot manage to "oversee" all 50 construction projects simultaneously. Once the first half of the building applications have been processed and the first shell structures are standing, the rest will follow.

To me, that sounds like an own goal by Hornberg *LOL*

I cannot understand why the municipality did not plan this earthen embankment directly behind the properties at the border. Is this common practice?

It is practical: the municipality saves itself the separation as an independent plot, and this strip benefits you for your basis of calculation for the floor area ratio, plus your rabbits can graze on it ;-)

However, the entry in the land register makes me somewhat suspicious. Are there really no significant disadvantages?

The easement is much better secured there than in dozens of individual private contracts – furthermore, the municipality does not have the option to choose the more complicated route in all federal states.

The floor height is specified on the property. May it not be exceeded or undershot?

The floor height is specified on the property. Is it not allowed to be exceeded or undercut?

This is probably a reference height indication for FH and TH - you can find the discouraging example of the opposite here:

The single-family house may be undershot but not exceeded. The same applies to all other height specifications.