Why should you have the right to object if a property in the neighborhood is being developed, just because the infrastructure passes by your property? Or does the path run through your property?
Good question. The property is about 1 ha in size, 80% of which is definitely within the existing building line. That was the basis for my question because the semi-detached house construction here in the south of Munich is taking on grotesque forms.
It is about access rights ypg - that’s how I described it.
Access rights that would have to be greatly extended from the previous entry in the land register in case of possibly larger construction projects. The narrow road, which belongs to us, widening?!
It’s about how one – I – can defend oneself against the possibility that not 3-4 times a day, but hourly dozens of cars could pass by, contrary to the granted access right for 1 house.
I think that if the huge plot is currently developed with a single-family house, you won't just quickly get a semi-detached housing estate built there. On the one hand, I doubt that it is entirely building land; on the other hand, the type of development will already be predetermined. Both aspects require a change. The procedure for this is relatively long and full of opportunities for objections. I wouldn't make a drama out of it. Are there any signs that someone is striving to build semi-detached houses there? I also consider it unrealistic that a building authority would approve the development of 20 semi-detached houses if the only access would have to be via a narrow private road. The S@itstorm would be enormous.