Teyla
2014-06-25 12:12:09
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Hi,
I’m new here, we wanted to build next year and therefore submitted a preliminary building request to the building authority.
Yesterday, after 4 months, the positive preliminary building permit finally arrived, with the condition that only single-story detached houses can be approved.
What does this mean for us now? Unfortunately, I’m not familiar with building law terms and have been wondering since yesterday whether our dream house can even be approved.
Am I only allowed to build a bungalow on my property now? Or does a single-story structure also include a detached house with a finished attic?
I would be happy if someone could perhaps explain the single-story construction to me
Best regards, Teyla
I’m new here, we wanted to build next year and therefore submitted a preliminary building request to the building authority.
Yesterday, after 4 months, the positive preliminary building permit finally arrived, with the condition that only single-story detached houses can be approved.
What does this mean for us now? Unfortunately, I’m not familiar with building law terms and have been wondering since yesterday whether our dream house can even be approved.
Am I only allowed to build a bungalow on my property now? Or does a single-story structure also include a detached house with a finished attic?
I would be happy if someone could perhaps explain the single-story construction to me
Best regards, Teyla