No parking permit due to climate protection?

it was now argued,

I see it more as general advice.

or aren’t you allowed to park it on your own property anymore?

why shouldn’t you?

But you hardly have to block a (used) garage with a (transporter) camper van,

Objectively seen: That is your personal concern regarding which vehicle fleet you use for the garage.

Would a grass grid with gravel underneath have to be approved (or more precisely: could it be prohibited)?

Why should it? One distinguishes parking space from yard, yard from driveway, driveway from auxiliary area...

so, I have drawn and am now also writing the minimum word count...

Aha, there’s light in the dark!
what you asked for is a second driveway from the access road.
I don’t think I know any property where that has been officially approved.
Create an auxiliary area with gravel or the like and park your sacred vehicle there. If you can’t get up the curb, then put a board there.

Could it be that you slept badly last night?

well, and when it’s really poured down again, I get myself all dirty with the mud, and tracks in the lawn? Oh no, it should at least be a 'driving track'...

If you park there and don’t block the windows, as said, no one can complain about 4 grass pavers

There are no windows on the side, unlike the ‘small parking space’, there is a window in front...

why shouldn’t one?

because probably no driveway will be approved?

So no explicit parking space is needed at all? Oh man...

Frankly: This is your personal concern regarding which fleet you use the garage with.

yes, it just has to *fit*. If I can’t get onto the ‘small parking space’ (which also doesn’t meet standards *whistle* but was built as necessary), I hardly have to block my own garage, right?

Why shouldn’t? One distinguishes parking space from yard, yard from driveway, driveway from side area…

oh dear... And what would the space in front of the garage be called then? Two cars don’t fit side by side there...

What you requested is a second driveway from the access road.

well, my wording was ‘parking space’, but yes, including a 2nd driveway (there’s no other way here)

I think I don’t know a property where that was officially approved.

oh, many do have that, especially around here...

Create a side area with gravel or the like and park your sacred vehicle there. If you can’t get up the curb, then lay down a board.

well, it’s noticeable when you change the fence and build an obvious ‘driveway’, even if you try to disguise it well ;)

Could it be that you slept badly last night?

oh yes, way too loud here... How do you know? ;)

The problem is the high curb? There are small ramps. You put them down, drive over them, and then take them away again. In dry weather, you can also drive over a grassy area without leaving ruts. Otherwise, gravel the tracks.

well, it’s pretty obvious when you change the fence and build an obvious 'driveway', even if you try to disguise it well ;)

Who says you need a fence at the front by the street? There probably isn’t a development plan. If you want A, B might have to give way…

Is the problem the high curb?

No, it’s the fence now.

Your problem persists: you can’t reconcile laws and regulations with what you need or think you need.
Instead of thinking objectively, you mess around sarcastically. You don’t even want to understand advisors or counselors because you don’t think rationally.
If you prefer to get upset or deny, then fine… But in that mode, bringing up a thread on the same topic every two hours won’t get you anywhere.

I hardly have to block my own garage, do I?

No one here is telling you what you have to do.

oh dear... And what would you call the space in front of the garage then? Two cars don’t fit side by side there...

Then just don’t do it!

In dry weather

exactly :)
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Instead of thinking factually, you joke sarcastically around.
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What you have to do, no one tells you here
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Then just leave it!

thanks.