Road closure for crane parking in a dead-end street?

My bold assertion is based on the assumption that the dead end is no longer than about 300 m.

That's absolutely right. :) Behind us there are only 7 houses on each side, about 150m dead end. :)

: the crane cannot be 25 m away from the "house."
Additionally, it must be noted that besides the crane site, the semi-trailer with the prefabricated parts must also be parked in the immediate vicinity.

That means, possibly, you still need an override permit? :-(
I feel so incredibly sorry that now, even before we live there, we are disturbing the neighbors in such a way. We had wished it differently. Maybe the semi-trailer you mentioned will also block a neighbor’s driveway. :-( A new development area is really an advantage when everyone builds more or less at the same time and no "disturber" comes afterwards.

Giving ideas and tips Some, incredible!

The first ASP about the duration/length of the required space is the construction manager, then it is applied for at the municipality/city in good time!

: the crane cannot be 25 m away from the "house".
Additionally, it must be noted that in addition to the crane space, the semi-trailer with the precast parts must also be standing in close proximity.

A pity, but I thought so. The semi-trailer should not be a problem, since the curve into the dead end is a T-junction.
The problem is actually more the support of the crane, or the space required for it. Unfortunately, the street below the house cannot be used, as it is far too steep.

Absolutely true. :) Behind us there are only 7 houses on each side, about 150m dead-end street. :)

That means, possibly one still needs a swinging permit? :-(

I feel so incredibly sorry that we are now disturbing the neighbors in such a way even before we actually live there. We had wished it to be different. Perhaps the articulated truck you mentioned will also block a neighbor’s driveway. :-( That’s a real advantage of a new development area when everyone is building more or less at the same time and no "disturbers" come afterward.

Alright, but every semi-normal person knows that it’s only for a short time and can’t be solved otherwise. Annoying, but it is what it is. You bring around a round of chocolates and hope that people are happy about new nice neighbors. Besides, it’s also better for the street if there are attractive buildings there :) Especially when placing the house, it’s usually short, so no crane standing for weeks, right? In our case, fortunately, we have the advantage that it was my mother’s parents’ house. Left and right relatives, on the street partly people whom my mother supported a lot during serious illness. So I hope for no problems.

Did you have to pay for the road closure and if so, approximately how much did it cost?

Yes, of course. (Who else?) 1x30€ for 10 m closure. (House connections into the street), 1x50€ for 30 m (house installation). November/December 2008.