Single-family house - approx. 150 sqm - without basement - Who has ideas? Thanks

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I haven’t read a really concrete answer to that here yet.

Oh, you mean GE area.....according to the building authority, it’s all supposed to be no problem or was confirmed to me in writing.

According to the building authority, everything is supposed to be no problem or was confirmed to me in writing.

The building authority confirms in writing that it would approve an almost purely residential building in an industrial area without changing the character of the zoning? This could lead to a precedent where the building authority would have to pay for demolition if someone sues. From my point of view, this building permit would be an abuse of power. Such a zoning classification is not a joke, but a legal act – whether Dieter from the building authority copied from you in math back then or not.

The building authority confirms in writing that it would approve an almost purely residential building in a commercial area without changing the character of the building area?

This could lead to a precedent where the building authority would have to pay for the demolition later if someone sues. From my point of view, this building permit would be an abuse of law. Such an area classification is not a joke, but a legal act – whether Dieter from the building authority copied from you in math back then or not

To protect himself, the neighboring neighbor wants a land register entry; a written confirmation from the building authority is sufficient (if I want to build in the rear area of the property); he had the same with his neighbor, everything is in order.

Humor does no harm, but I don’t want that in my thread for now.......can’t make anything of it.

to be safe, the neighboring neighbor wants an entry in the land register, for the building authority his written confirmation is sufficient (if I want to build in the rear area of the property), he had the same with his neighbor, everything is fine.

Humor doesn't hurt,

But humor won't help: you cannot change the character of an area by the neighbor's consent. Especially not in the way "if the residential building only stands where the commercial building used to be, then I personally consider it an existing building" (which does not legalize the change of use, by the way).

A commercial area is and remains a commercial area. That is spatial planning, not neighbor law.

If the building authority issues a permit there, you can derive a claim for official liability if the district administrator brings in the wrecking ball. But you do not gain legal protection for the supposedly permitted "illegal construction by grace of the town hall."

MayrCh and I are only trying to kindly point this out, and nothing else.

The old building was a residential building (bj 1900), the area is indeed GE, but 80% are residential buildings, about 15 residential houses.

but thanks anyway !!

what else could I have changed in the draft ?!