No information from the building authority to the property owner

  • Erstellt am 2024-07-31 13:31:49

nordanney

2024-08-01 17:02:37
  • #1
No. Nothing will be taken away. What specific preliminary inquiry would you make to make the property more attractive for all interested parties? What exactly do interested parties want to know?
 

nordanney

2024-08-01 17:07:29
  • #2
Yes - the OP wrote that. Very colorful development. Should one just ask the building authority now? Single-family house development is at least set. But how exactly does the interested party want it?
 

K a t j a

2024-08-01 21:02:09
  • #3
The sale is not about submitting a perfect preliminary request so that someone would coincidentally build exactly the same way. That is downright ridiculous. It is about guaranteeing the buildability. The buyer can be sure that they can at least build that for sure. For their individual wishes, they have to submit their own building application anyway. Of course, the land can also be offered without a preliminary request and leave the matter to the buyer. A contract regulates the details just as well. One should only be careful about who bears the costs in case of a rejection.
 

ypg

2024-08-01 21:29:15
  • #4
The music is paid for by the one who orders it! And whoever does not want it does not order it.
 

Rübe1

2024-08-02 07:56:18
  • #5
Oh, I always find it funny when people only pick out single crumbs:

This is what the client wants to know:



So, and only the description of what is around it doesn't help at all at first. How many times have there been cases where what is described is actually hundreds of meters away, and the plot is not in the middle but no longer in the 34 zone?

But it’s quite simple: the seller guarantees in the purchase contract the characteristic as a building plot in the 34 zone. Let’s see if he signs that...
 

nordanney

2024-08-02 09:06:08
  • #6
If not 34er, then outside area. Because there is no development plan. But that’s what the OP wants. A preliminary inquiry for a very specific object with areas, roof pitch, statement regarding DH, full floors, etc. I have already written that a very general preliminary inquiry without many framework data would be possible. And as writes, it can include the buildability according to 34 for a single-family house or a possible subdivision of the plot for development with two semi-detached houses. And it can also be submitted by a private person.
 

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