sauerpeter
2016-03-30 16:53:13
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Hey guys,
I'm once again curious about your experiences or knowledge: The official site plan also has to include the buildings located on the property (e.g., shed, etc.).
In our case, there is an old shed in the back part. Boundary development approx. 12m.
But we are planning a garage, and it should also be included in the building application.
What now? Will the garage not be approved? Will the application be rejected?
Actually, we would like to keep it at least during the construction phase to store and lock things up. If it doesn't work otherwise, it can go away afterwards since the garage is more important to us.
But how does it work with the approval of the building application then?
Or is there something like "existing rights" if the building/the shed has been there for years? It should be from the 70s.
Many thanks for your help.
I'm once again curious about your experiences or knowledge: The official site plan also has to include the buildings located on the property (e.g., shed, etc.).
In our case, there is an old shed in the back part. Boundary development approx. 12m.
But we are planning a garage, and it should also be included in the building application.
What now? Will the garage not be approved? Will the application be rejected?
Actually, we would like to keep it at least during the construction phase to store and lock things up. If it doesn't work otherwise, it can go away afterwards since the garage is more important to us.
But how does it work with the approval of the building application then?
Or is there something like "existing rights" if the building/the shed has been there for years? It should be from the 70s.
Many thanks for your help.