Lef47671
2023-11-30 19:27:01
- #1
Hello everyone,
In my hometown, I want to purchase a plot of land to build a single-family house on it.
About 60% of the plot is within the inner area of the town. Several people at the building authority of my home municipality confirmed this to me after reviewing the land use plan. After I submitted a preliminary building inquiry to the responsible building authority of the district, I received feedback that the plot is located in the outer area and therefore construction would only be possible for privileged projects.
Of course, I would only place the house in the part of the plot that lies within the inner area.
My question: Can the district building authority actually prohibit the construction in this case with the reasoning that the plot is located in the outer area, although this is not the case? Is there anyone who has had a similar case or can recommend how I should proceed?
Best regards
In my hometown, I want to purchase a plot of land to build a single-family house on it.
About 60% of the plot is within the inner area of the town. Several people at the building authority of my home municipality confirmed this to me after reviewing the land use plan. After I submitted a preliminary building inquiry to the responsible building authority of the district, I received feedback that the plot is located in the outer area and therefore construction would only be possible for privileged projects.
Of course, I would only place the house in the part of the plot that lies within the inner area.
My question: Can the district building authority actually prohibit the construction in this case with the reasoning that the plot is located in the outer area, although this is not the case? Is there anyone who has had a similar case or can recommend how I should proceed?
Best regards