Neighbor grounding and drainage on our property

It's really a shame that a neighborhood starts off like this, but you can't just accept everything.

I was thinking the same while reading. I'm endlessly sorry for you that you ended up with someone like that. Unfortunately, you can't choose that. I hope that in the long run it can be resolved in a way that you can live there somewhat happily with a status quo and mutual "staying out of each other's way."

You truly wouldn't wish that on anyone.

Oh man, reminds me of the neighbor of . I wish you much success and speedy authorities.

I would rather count in years than in months.

Now he has laid ring earth electrodes and drainage around the outside on our property in the ground about 50-100cm deep over a length of 8 meters. The garage is built as a WU basement, since he is building his technical room in the basement. I have now read that grounding is mandatory for him. Has anyone had a similar case and can report?

Since the relationship with the neighbor is already strained anyway, just go ahead and start with the foundation for a fence. What is in the way, drainage, earth electrodes, etc., will then simply be cut off, dug out, and thrown into the container.

Since the relationship with the neighbor is already broken anyway, just go ahead and start with the foundation for a fence. Whatever is in the way, drainage, grounding rod, etc. will simply be cut off, dug up, and thrown into the dumpster.

And in the end, you're the fool because a lawyer will declare that as property damage. In court and on the high seas...

And in the end, you’re the fool because a lawyer will find that this constitutes property damage. In court and on the high seas...

Could be. If you want to settle this legally, I’m pretty sure the drainage will remain there for years. In the end, you might even conclude that facts have been created here and that dismantling the technical room is no longer reasonable.

Does anyone know the case from Gärtringen-Rohrau? There, the builder built too high and simply endured thick-skinned until a compromise was reached, which turned out largely in his favor.

I definitely see a chance for a construction stop at the garage. And that means the neighbor has a problem. Besides, as a neighbor, I would also directly check if he otherwise complies with all the requirements from the [BP]. And maybe the [BG Bau] will find something else ;)