Murmel17
2019-07-26 13:02:58
- #1
Hello,
I have a question regarding the following scenario:
According to our development plan, there is a 10m wide "non-buildable area" on the rear part of the properties. The development plan states that no ancillary structures according to §14 BauNVO are permitted in this area. Our nice neighbor has built a relatively large terrace, about 0.5m elevated, exactly in this area, directly on our property boundary (detached from the house).
I was not asked beforehand, it was just done, which I already find questionable right at my boundary. Furthermore, according to the development plan, it is not allowed, since the mentioned terrace counts as an ancillary structure under the BauNVO.
This really bothers me a lot, as it gets very close to me. (The whole thing is less than 5m in straight distance from our main terrace; his actual terrace is on the other side of the property.) Since no fence has been built yet (which he is responsible for because it’s the right side), one can also see through this terrace into half of my ground floor. I don’t find that great either.
On the one hand, I would love to blow this terrace up and know exactly that it is not allowed. On the other hand, I have no interest in endless conflict and trouble. (Even though he’s not exactly my best buddy....)
How does the building authority handle such cases? They probably won’t do much on their own, even if I were to give them a hint. In that case, probably only an official complaint to the building authority would have an effect… but then again, that’s the point with the hassle. Moreover, I wonder how likely it is that he would have to dismantle the whole thing afterwards. I fear that in the end he would just have to pay a fine and the whole thing would remain anyway and I would have trouble forever.
Maybe someone has experience with something similar.
I have a question regarding the following scenario:
According to our development plan, there is a 10m wide "non-buildable area" on the rear part of the properties. The development plan states that no ancillary structures according to §14 BauNVO are permitted in this area. Our nice neighbor has built a relatively large terrace, about 0.5m elevated, exactly in this area, directly on our property boundary (detached from the house).
I was not asked beforehand, it was just done, which I already find questionable right at my boundary. Furthermore, according to the development plan, it is not allowed, since the mentioned terrace counts as an ancillary structure under the BauNVO.
This really bothers me a lot, as it gets very close to me. (The whole thing is less than 5m in straight distance from our main terrace; his actual terrace is on the other side of the property.) Since no fence has been built yet (which he is responsible for because it’s the right side), one can also see through this terrace into half of my ground floor. I don’t find that great either.
On the one hand, I would love to blow this terrace up and know exactly that it is not allowed. On the other hand, I have no interest in endless conflict and trouble. (Even though he’s not exactly my best buddy....)
How does the building authority handle such cases? They probably won’t do much on their own, even if I were to give them a hint. In that case, probably only an official complaint to the building authority would have an effect… but then again, that’s the point with the hassle. Moreover, I wonder how likely it is that he would have to dismantle the whole thing afterwards. I fear that in the end he would just have to pay a fine and the whole thing would remain anyway and I would have trouble forever.
Maybe someone has experience with something similar.