North terrace and kitchen in the south? Feedback wanted

  • Erstellt am 2018-09-12 19:33:46

Hamburch

2018-09-13 20:27:32
  • #1
No, no clearance is necessary for the access route.
So, approximately 11m, possibly 11.50m in width, is available.
 

Maria16

2018-09-13 20:40:09
  • #2
And do you have it in black and white that no distance is necessary?
 

Hamburch

2018-09-13 20:48:28
  • #3
It is certain, can we now please accept it as given?
 

kbt09

2018-09-13 20:51:47
  • #4
Well then, organize your post 1 with correct drawings, etc. ..
 

Hamburch

2018-09-13 20:58:02
  • #5


Just did

By the way, the basis here is the Maxime 610 from Viebrockhaus.
 

Escroda

2018-09-14 08:27:23
  • #6
Well, I'm not sure if editing afterward is really such a good idea. If someone joins the thread late (or new users in a few weeks), the posts no longer fit the opening thread and the course of the discussion is no longer comprehensible.

On the topic: The development plan does not seem to be unimportant. Does this information come from

? Then a hipped roof would not be permitted at all? Why don't you simply change the ridge direction? Is it perhaps fixed anyway in the development plan, since all the houses in the aerial photo have their gable side facing the street?

Generally, a building envelope refers to the buildable area on the property defined by building boundaries and building lines in the development plan. However, you seem to mean the maximum possible area according to building regulations and yet you are planning 11.55m wide. If sewer pipes are also supposed to lie under the path still to be surveyed, this must, IMHO, be at least 3.5m wide.
The minimum cross-section of an access road in settled areas is a total of 3.50 m
(Source: City of Hamburg, Building Inspection Service 3/2010)

A good half meter like that is not negligible, and with the tight dimensions, the roof overhang should also be considered. Is it allowed to protrude into the airspace of the access path?

Just don't forget to anchor it in the purchase contract. Building encumbrance entries are not cheap.
 

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