Parking spaces outside the building window

we have purchased a plot of land on which either one semi-detached househalf or a terraced house with three units is to be built. In the meantime, we have received the building application drawings. However, the parking spaces are drawn outside the building area.

"Find" the error (marked in purple bold). Which parcel number is it supposed to be?
I agree with the suggestion "show drawings".

Then show it then. How are we supposed to downplay concerns if we don't know the planning?

Here is the division plan And also the cadastral map, in case it helps

It will be a terraced house with three units, not a semi-detached house, sorry for the misunderstanding!

At the latest because the GRZ would break the backbone of the middle house, I would kindly consider a WEG in your place and would consolidate the parking spaces at the street front of the property.

We actually only have the option of the exemption application. The parking spaces were drawn outside the building window in the subdivision plan. Our planner had created a subdivision plan for us in advance, as the property is divided into 3.

Well then. I would wait and see.

May I ask if you were involved in the planning? I mean, your house, your planning. That implies communication with the architect.

Unfortunately, we only saw the text in the development plan after purchasing the property. We decided a bit too hastily.

In between, between purchase, discovery and now, there was a planning phase, right?
That’s when you would discover something like that. Especially as a B or C. But even A is obvious.
Be that as it may: we are not on site, don’t know the area. But from the cadastral map, one could assume some deviations and exceptions. You tell us – it’s your homework. Problems are not solved in a forum.
Otherwise, I see it like this:

I suspect that nowadays quite a lot is possible with the justification of creating living space

Are our concerns justified or can we take the whole thing calmly?

A conversation at the building authority helps to determine that the building application is basically approvable. With three residential units, it is of course tight to build 6 parking spaces. But the development plan is not intended for this project either.