Murmel17
2019-07-27 15:07:15
- #1
Why he is building himself such a terrace platform there, he would have to ask himself.....I really can't understand it myself.
Non-compliance with the development plan by the neighbor
- Erstellt am 2019-07-26 13:02:58
HilfeHilfe
2019-07-27 15:48:45
- #2
Why don't you ask him politely??? Or ask stupidly, "Hey, how did you manage to get the terrace approved at the building authority?? Mine are messing around!"Why he is building himself a terrace platform there, you would have to ask him..... I really can't understand it myself.
hampshire
2019-07-27 16:49:28
- #3
that would not be my approach, because if you first claim that you want it too and later oppose it, the whole thing gets additional conflict potential. If it bothers you and you see a solution that also works without the building authority, go to the neighbor, kindly tell him exactly what bothers you, and make a proposed solution with a "compromise component" so that your neighbor can also record a "negotiation success."
Murmel17
2019-07-27 17:38:17
- #4
I have now roughly sketched the whole thing. Hope it is understandable.
The distances are of course roughly estimated... in reality it is definitely very close...
The distances are of course roughly estimated... in reality it is definitely very close...
Schlenk-Bär
2019-07-27 19:07:23
- #5
If it is certain that the terrace is not allowed to be where it was built, then I would demand the neighbor to dismantle it within a set deadline and announce that I will file a complaint should he not comply with the demand. I know, I am not making any friends with this. BUT: personally, I see more and more people simply taking what they want. People who do not do this are at a disadvantage in many ways. And I no longer see why one should not defend oneself against it. We are a state governed by the rule of law; this is the course of action for people who do not follow rules.
Tassimat
2019-07-27 19:47:17
- #6
What motivated him? He wants to sit by the water, which seems quite logical to me. This has nothing to do with you. He neither wants to annoy you nor does he know the building regulations.
Regarding the enclosure: If you provoke him, he will put up a 50cm hunter's fence and that’s that. Just build a fence yourself. A solid one, e.g., made of wood, not a hedge, because otherwise the next disputes are preprogrammed, since the hedge grows and your neighbor demands that you trim both sides.
Semi off-topic: I recently witnessed such a hedge dispute in my circle of acquaintances. Friends of ours demanded that the neighbor trim the hedge on their side. Result: the hedge was replaced by a wire mesh fence. Now they are even more annoyed with the neighbor, especially because with only 8m of property width EVERYTHING has really become visible A new hedge must be planted 50cm away from the common boundary.
Regarding the enclosure: If you provoke him, he will put up a 50cm hunter's fence and that’s that. Just build a fence yourself. A solid one, e.g., made of wood, not a hedge, because otherwise the next disputes are preprogrammed, since the hedge grows and your neighbor demands that you trim both sides.
Semi off-topic: I recently witnessed such a hedge dispute in my circle of acquaintances. Friends of ours demanded that the neighbor trim the hedge on their side. Result: the hedge was replaced by a wire mesh fence. Now they are even more annoyed with the neighbor, especially because with only 8m of property width EVERYTHING has really become visible A new hedge must be planted 50cm away from the common boundary.