Purchase of land from the market municipality - Internet guarantee, land area number, financing....

Just google permeable pavement. It is calculated differently than sealed surfaces. That's how we managed.

Google enthusiastic plaster. It is calculated differently with sealed surfaces. That’s how we managed.

No commercial business is allowed here at all! Nevertheless, some entrepreneurs operate their photovoltaic systems here, and the self-employed, of course, use their office, often constantly during the day. I also use my office space to write invoices and for data processing. Since this usage is subordinate to residential use and no customers are expected, no one cares. If, of course, in a phone call, one repeatedly insists that this and that is needed for their self-employment, without which the self-employment cannot be conducted, and so on, then the statement about commercial use regarding the third parking space naturally comes up. You don’t have to tell everyone everything, which otherwise would not be noticed as such!

Just google enthusiastic pavement....

What is that??? ;)

We have fancy gravel: clean and versatile - fully permeable.

:oops::rolleyes: oh... There are definitely enough ways to manage anyway. Btw, commercial activity is also prohibited here. But we also had an insurance office in the house for a while. However, we never mentioned that in the drafts. Why should we? No public traffic and no noise, so no problem. But a good planner who knows the local conditions is often better than waking sleeping dogs at the office.

Well, I have to agree with .

If someone here writes a different opinion or a solution approach, you come back with "but I was told...". What did you expect? That us laymen here in the forum would increase your floor area ratio or enlarge your plot? :confused:

Sorry, I’m sorry if it came across that way. It wasn’t meant to - after all, I asked for information. I just think that you can’t/shouldn’t take something like this “lightly” when it’s about life savings. That’s why I found “be flexible” a bit difficult ;-)

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If it gets tight:
THE deadline is the signature at the notary...
Depending on the reservation contract (which we don’t know), a cancellation from TOMORROW might cost something (municipality, notary). But it really only gets serious at the notary.

Ok, seen like that you’re of course right ;-)

I didn’t say that - just read between the lines...

You don’t have to spell everything out to everyone that otherwise wouldn’t be noticed as such!

That kind of thing doesn’t really fit my personality, but I can definitely understand that it would be one approach...

Why should it? No public traffic and no noise and thus no issue. But a good planner who knows the local conditions is often better than waking sleeping dogs at the authorities.

We have an appointment with a local construction company on 15.01. – I’m very curious whether they will have one or the other “trick” up their sleeve in that regard. I definitely want to avoid tricking in the legally grey area.

I hope/think very much that the info regarding the ancillary areas is based on a misunderstanding. Would the following calculation be correct if you apply the building regulations with the 0.5 times exceedance?

457sqm footprint * 0.35 floor area ratio + 457sqm * (0.35*0.35) == 239sqm total buildable area?
If yes, that would actually work out really well! :-)