Either a four-family house is possible on the property, then a little bungalow would have been an enormous waste – or the property would be suitable for a single-family house, then you will rarely get approval for a four-family house there. Are we talking about approximately 1,100 sqm (with a floor area ratio of 0.4) and twelve meters ridge height, or about a crazy idea like "if, if, bicycle chain"?
Hello everyone,
thanks for the feedback.
Can you give me a tip where I can find the floor area ratio? If I remember correctly, I heard the number 0.4 from one of the developers, but understood it as referring to the building footprint. Especially since one developer gave me a rough price for 325 sqm, he has the documents, and if that would generally be impossible, I think he or one of the others would have said something. Otherwise, we can save ourselves further effort.
I have a "Textual determination for the development plan."
It states: "Extent of structural use"
For the ground areas, floor areas, and building mass number, as well as the full floors, the respective entry in the BBPl is decisive, with the exception of...
Furthermore, number of apartments: "For one- or two-story" development, a maximum of 2 apartments per building. (So far there have been 3 exemptions with 3 apartments each in the development area.)
Unfortunately, the graphic development plan is very yellowed.
There I can read something like
WA | II 0.4 | 0.8 - | ^
Is that what is meant?
Sorry for my "ignorance" but you have surely already noticed that I came to the project like the "virgin to the child."
Thank you very much