Lückenfüller
2017-04-26 23:15:33
- #1
You yourself write that a building adjoins in the west (although awkwardly phrased, I hope I understand it correctly), i.e., zero distance from the boundary.
Actually awkwardly phrased, you understood it correctly.
Regarding 3. One would need to know the overall development plan, then any remaining questions can best be answered by the author of the development plan (the city). It only says "height" (in your quote) apparently without min or max ...
Indeed the min/max is missing. So, no "mistake" was probably made here if the plant grows higher.
Regarding 4. First, find another earthworker. Otherwise, plan to compensate for the damage caused by the earthworker (ancillary construction costs). Ideally in consultation with the city. Otherwise, you need to decide if you want the property. At the border, a curb/edge stone would be good. Possibly with root barrier, rhizome barrier. You cut off the rampant vines, process the blackberries into jam or liqueur.
Good tips, thank you very much!
: That’s exactly what I find exciting, I’ve heard similar things. I don’t yet know whether the minimum boundary applies here.