Public parking spaces in front of the property

Hello,

attached is a section with two properties in the middle, located in a traffic-calmed area, in front of which public parking spaces are marked (gray).

Garages may be built in side setback areas, so for the corner property the garage may be placed on the northeast side of the house (north is at the top), outside the blue building envelope, i.e., on Plan Street E.
Due to the two public parking spaces and the tree, the alternative of building the garage next to the lower neighbor is ruled out anyway, right? Access to the garage would not be possible through the parking spaces anyway.

What then does the owner of property number one below do? That property is also blocked by two parking spaces, access would only be possible above the tree. Although I don’t know what this small gray area with the gray corner inside means.

Could you please comment on this?

Regards
Christoph

Hello Christoph,

the small grey area with the grey corner inside is the respective driveway. In consultation with the building authority, it can certainly be moved to the other side of the house, then the parking spaces will simply move to the north or it will be swapped.

Best regards
Dirk Grafe

I would say the areas with the corner inside are the no-parking zones where parking is not allowed so that the residents can drive into the garages that can be built behind them :)

We agree, however, that there is no possibility to move the public parking spaces on the corner lot. So a garage to the neighbor is not possible, right?

How I hate cross-posters..

Not as planned. But it can certainly be discussed with the building authority; in the development area, presumably a total of X parking spaces must be created; if the number can also be achieved differently ...

Best regards
Dirk Grafe