On which of these floor plans can we continue to build?

Normal, yes. But there are increasingly municipalities that specifically write into the text part of the development plan that there should only be one, 2.50 m wide and only exceptionally wider and so on. These are mostly the same ones that list a botanical encyclopedia for front yard planting.

So, survived the kids' birthday party and ready to concentrate again.

Hey Mr. TE, are you still reading here?

Sorry, somehow missed it... probably I perceived it as an ad at the bottom of the page (there are quite a few of those here).

A gas burner isn't that big, is it?

Back then, without the energy saving ordinance, there was no 300-liter storage tank. A heating system consumes about 1 m²

A water storage tank has a diameter of about 80 cm, so 1 m² is about right. The boiler usually hangs on the wall; in theory, you can still put something underneath, e.g. the washing machine.

What do you want to do with the sink?

That was poorly phrased. The construction performance description states utility sink.

I deliberately didn’t mention it because I wanted to wait for the question from you.

You are so nice to me.

With two cars, there's a higher chance that at least one is not in front when you want to drive through, than if the allocation of outbuilding : parking spaces is 1:1.

Depends.
We have 2 cars, but no one owns a specific car. Everyone drives every car.
And if one car stops working at some point, we’re even considering whether one car would be enough. From there, I have an almost perfect public transport connection to work. Even today, I take public transport to work, but I treat myself to the luxury of driving by car to the station instead of by bus.

You really don’t know that now?

No, our cars are parked outside on the street.

Even yesterday, we talked about it again with the family. And what can I say: everyone has a different opinion.

We also thought again about putting the terrace with the 8x11.25 floor plan on the left side in the garden. Then there would basically be a 9x9 green area.

But now comes what for your floor plans and friendly and factual answers.

I will try to redraw the house accordingly in parallel, including furnishing.

We will stick to the 10x9 floor plan. My wife doesn't like the elongated shape of the house. It's somehow like a semi-detached house but without the other half.

No, that would be a decent landscape format, just rotated by 90°. A square is rarely a successful total considered by itself mostly not square rooms; the same applies mutatis mutandis to a near-square.

The floor plan will be mirrored so that the living/dining room on the west side can get another window.

If only the emperor had still lived to see that

On the west side, there will then be 2 parking spaces (one possibly with a carport) in a row.
On the east side, there will be an extension or something similar to store bicycles, etc.

Now it finally has a coherent structure, and with cars used without role allocation or priority, a trapped parking space is not critical - but it may be that for the building authority only the third one counts as the second.

it may be that for the building authority only the third counts as second.

A parking space could possibly also be created on the east side.

So, here is the mirrored floor plan with slight adjustments.
Maybe I will get a little feedback.

Maybe I'll still get some feedback .

For what?

Why?

Regarding the questions and ideas from this morning.

You already commented on this a few days ago.

Those who expressed their opinions on which floor plan to build on favored the first floor plan (Signus adapted by the BT architect).
Now it is this one, and we would appreciate further factual feedback on this floor plan.