hiermo_33
2023-07-22 11:29:53
- #1
Hello everyone,
I am completely new here in the forum and we are still quite at the beginning with our house building plans and are currently facing the following problem:
We inherited a plot of land, but the development plan is already over 20 years old, regulates everything down to the last detail, and does not fully correspond to what we would like to build (knee wall max. 50cm, etc.). We are aware that we cannot completely ignore the provisions, but we hope there will be some willingness to compromise on the part of the municipality and the district office [LRA].
We would like to have the planning done by an independent architect in order to then obtain offers from various prefabricated house suppliers. The problem here is that we would actually need to know before submitting the building application that it will be approved (otherwise the various offers from the house companies are pointless).
How would you proceed here?
1. Talk to the city/[LRA] in advance? - but without a qualified building preliminary request, we cannot rely on their statements.
2. Negotiate with the city/[LRA] together with the architect until we receive a positive decision on a qualified building preliminary request (which will definitely increase the architect's costs).
3. Have our dream house planned by the architect in order to obtain offers from various house suppliers and hope that approval will be granted accordingly or that no major redesigns (and associated price increases) will be necessary?
I would be very happy about tips/ideas on the most sensible approach!
Best regards
I am completely new here in the forum and we are still quite at the beginning with our house building plans and are currently facing the following problem:
We inherited a plot of land, but the development plan is already over 20 years old, regulates everything down to the last detail, and does not fully correspond to what we would like to build (knee wall max. 50cm, etc.). We are aware that we cannot completely ignore the provisions, but we hope there will be some willingness to compromise on the part of the municipality and the district office [LRA].
We would like to have the planning done by an independent architect in order to then obtain offers from various prefabricated house suppliers. The problem here is that we would actually need to know before submitting the building application that it will be approved (otherwise the various offers from the house companies are pointless).
How would you proceed here?
1. Talk to the city/[LRA] in advance? - but without a qualified building preliminary request, we cannot rely on their statements.
2. Negotiate with the city/[LRA] together with the architect until we receive a positive decision on a qualified building preliminary request (which will definitely increase the architect's costs).
3. Have our dream house planned by the architect in order to obtain offers from various house suppliers and hope that approval will be granted accordingly or that no major redesigns (and associated price increases) will be necessary?
I would be very happy about tips/ideas on the most sensible approach!
Best regards