MayrCh
2018-11-09 10:21:16
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To be on the safe side, the neighboring owner 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.
I've never read anything so absurd. How is that supposed to provide legal certainty to anyone in any way?
The old building was a residential building (built in 1900), although the area is commercial, 80% are residential buildings, about 15 residential houses.
Non-conforming use/manager apartments?
With the designation of a commercial area in the development plan, a manager apartment is exceptionally permitted, but under no circumstances private residential use.
Private residential use is neither generally nor exceptionally permitted, see § 8 para. 3 of the Federal Land Utilization Ordinance. Admittedly, I am an informed layperson, but someone like will certainly be able to provide a more expert opinion.
The architect calculates the project at about 420k (including the plot) - without own contributions. The bank gave the green light, but I could get more if necessary (about 30k).
What about the demolition of the existing building?