quisel
2018-06-19 08:50:32
- #1
Hello everyone!
After a long time of silently reading along, here is my first post!
We are busy planning our construction project, and now a question has come up again for which I have come across various answers on the internet. Maybe one of you knows more?
Specifically, it is about a roof terrace on a part of the roof (approx. 30 of 200 sqm) of the 2nd floor. The whole thing is to be accessible via an external staircase from the balcony of the 2nd floor. The distances to the two neighbors on the right and left are 7 and 9 meters respectively. Logically, it is therefore not about the (terrace) use of a flat garage roof within the distance zone. Since this is a new building, we would design the roof structurally from the start so that it fits the load requirements.
Now, as always when asking the internet, I have received a variety of answers. Many sources claim that it must be approved. Often, this statement refers only to the structural part of the project. Only the website of the Frankfurt building authority says that it only requires notification but is approval-free.
Does anyone know more about how this is regulated in Hessen? Does the respective building authority decide "individually" whether a permit is required?
Looking forward to your answers!
Best regards,
quisel
After a long time of silently reading along, here is my first post!
We are busy planning our construction project, and now a question has come up again for which I have come across various answers on the internet. Maybe one of you knows more?
Specifically, it is about a roof terrace on a part of the roof (approx. 30 of 200 sqm) of the 2nd floor. The whole thing is to be accessible via an external staircase from the balcony of the 2nd floor. The distances to the two neighbors on the right and left are 7 and 9 meters respectively. Logically, it is therefore not about the (terrace) use of a flat garage roof within the distance zone. Since this is a new building, we would design the roof structurally from the start so that it fits the load requirements.
Now, as always when asking the internet, I have received a variety of answers. Many sources claim that it must be approved. Often, this statement refers only to the structural part of the project. Only the website of the Frankfurt building authority says that it only requires notification but is approval-free.
Does anyone know more about how this is regulated in Hessen? Does the respective building authority decide "individually" whether a permit is required?
Looking forward to your answers!
Best regards,
quisel