Preliminary building inquiry, sale of partial plots, procedure

He will sell them as building land. Because if §34 applies, it is no longer expected land. As a tip: plots must be accessible for development. If I see it correctly, the two back ones do not have direct access to the street. Regarding the preliminary inquiry: The less you ask, the faster and easier the answer. For example: Is the plot with the parcel number generally developable? You can also formulate several questions or let them build on each other. The deeper you go into detail, the more legally binding things you can later incorporate. The most important thing from my point of view would definitely be to clarify whether it is building land or expected land AND whether the seller is aware of this.

Great answer, thank you. The sellers want nothing to do with the whole procedure; maintaining it is merely a thorn in their side because of their advancing age. I will know more about the price next week. Regarding development, a lady at the city suggested a revision shaft at the first plot, which might allow the development of the other two plots to be carried out or commissioned privately. All necessary lines lie directly at the street.

By developing the rear parcels of land, I mainly meant traffic routes.

On the right, I have marked an access road which is to be privately constructed.

Does the municipality have a right of first refusal? Not that you do all the work now and then the municipality swoops in just before the notary appointment.

Hello everyone,
we have dealt with the various authorities and were sent back and forth.
The topic of the building inquiry has supposedly been resolved and we have now arrived back at the city where we first inquired but were forwarded.

Since there is no development plan for the area, we were given a rough price estimate of €8,000 to €10,000.
In the land use plan, the area is designated as "general residential area."
Supposedly it will be a 13a procedure.
How should the price be assessed? Too low, too high, somewhat appropriate?

We are currently confused because each contact person told us something different.
Does anyone have a tip on how we should proceed best?

My idea would be to obtain quotes, i.e., for earth fill, development, amendment of the development plan, soil survey, and then get an overall picture or specifically talk to the sellers.
The meeting responsible for the development plan amendment will take place in February. We were initially promised good prospects.

Thank you very much in advance.

What is the reference price for?