Single-family house with a ground-level granny flat on a slope

The retaining wall is about 2.5 m high, correct, was built without permission, still does not have a but rather a toleration.

I hope it is not you who tolerates that. It belongs cut back to 1.5 m.

Where did the earthworks contractor store the backfill material? Or are you allowed to transport and pay for new backfill material?

The backfill material is mostly still on the slope around the house or on the construction road. It will then be removed and filled into the excavation pit, etc.

If had had time back then, that would have been cool. Another colleague from the other forum also gave me great tips, but he was not reachable either. Good people are just very busy, as you can see with both of you.

Yes, we tolerate the wall. We wanted to place the house south of the wall, but there were concerns regarding stability. That had to be proven by the neighbors, but since that takes several months, we replanned to the west. The neighbor called me and then said that the LRA demands a bearing load on my property. We refused that. A few weeks later he called me again, asking if I would tolerate the wall as it is. For the sake of the future relationship, I agreed, as long as the wall does not affect my work.

If @hanghaus2023 had had time back then, that would have been cool. Another colleague from the other forum also gave me great tips, but he was not reachable either. Good people are just hard to get, as you can see with both of you.

I did have several free minutes in which I wondered when you would finally get back to me, and I would have gladly arranged the right experts for you.

I know, back then a lot unfortunately got lost. I'm sorry

I know, a lot unfortunately got lost back then. Sorry.

I hope you are not suffering too painfully (i.e. you have still found mostly capable people). Why did so much get lost, was there more offspring after the cute boy?