Location of city villa or single-family house on a plot with a wide street frontage

Is eight times eleven thirty-five now a concrete "planned" house or just the automatic dimensioning of a random rectangle?

After consulting with the developer, it is largely up to us how we shift the exterior wall, as long as the enclosed space does not change. So this is rather a "random rectangle"

Is the access via the side street mandatory/desirable or could you also drive onto your property from the main street in the south?

Unfortunately mandatory, as there is still a approx. 3m wide green strip between the street and the property. It may only be crossed at certain points. And that is then a single driveway for all 4 properties.

You are allowed to bury something in the dune, right?

No. We are not allowed to structurally alter the archaeological monument. Of course, we may plant on it. But nothing may be removed or added to it.

I planned the double carport. But if you only have one car, at least a second parking space should be provided.

Is there a way to position the carport so that it can be driven into and out of both forwards and backwards in one go?

That already looks somewhat like a slope. Do you possibly have a height plan? You should have that for planning.

Unfortunately, we don't have that yet.

The hunter fence is the property boundary?
The neighbors left about 3m free up to the fence—is that also intended for you?

Exactly. The fence is the lower boundary to the street.
Only garages, carports, sheds, or similar may be built on the 3m edge zone there.

After consulting with the builder, it is largely up to us how we shift the external corner, as long as the built volume does not change.
Therefore, this is more of a "random rectangle"

However, compared to Neunmalneun, it is an increase of 12 percent if the house is not lower than before. Is there a concrete design now or not?

However, it is an increase of 12 percent compared to Neunmalneun, if the house does not become lower than before. Is there now a concrete draft or not?

No, there isn't.

Isn't there a topographic map at your place? GEOAtlas?

At least some of them also show archaeological sites. It can't be just a rectangle.

The eastern neighbor also seems to have interfered with the dune, right?

Here is another idea.

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If you tell me the exact location, I am happy to look for the data myself.

The red stripe is completely confusing. It's as if it doesn't belong to the property, but it does. That is valuable garden. The dune is not rectangular. True. The colors give you eye cancer. Didn't you want to try the free alternative once?