Your wishes for a development plan

  • Erstellt am 2020-11-12 10:26:21

Tolentino

2020-11-13 10:43:04
  • #1
This is a bit of an insider, as there are regular forum reports here where semi-detached and/or terraced houses built by various construction companies regularly have problems either during or after the construction phase. 's thread, I think, deserves an encyclopedia entry on the subject. Although here the large time delay is an additional problem.
 

Hausbautraum20

2020-11-13 10:57:08
  • #2


Oh, okay. In our development area, almost all semi-detached houses are built by different construction companies, so the disadvantage can't be that extreme, otherwise more coordination would take place.
 

Tolentino

2020-11-13 10:59:42
  • #3
For everyone who speaks up here, there are surely hundreds, if not thousands, who are satisfied or have no major problems. But this applies to all forums/internet reviews.
 

dab_dab

2020-11-13 11:43:03
  • #4


:eek: I have to check whether the illuminated Allianzarena air cushions would be compliant with garden fence zoning plans
 

haydee

2020-11-13 12:13:10
  • #5
Public parking spaces can be good, but are they used? Who keeps them clean? For small plots, they might be rented out so that one less parking space needs to be created on the own property. I just fear that the streets are still blocked because otherwise you have to walk 1 meter more.

The playground is great, maybe also a multi-purpose court for teenagers.

I wouldn’t prescribe too much. Rather a framework plan with a points system. So that the 300 sqm lawn can be balanced with a robot mower and a bird-butterfly hedge as a enclosure. The missing cistern with less sealed surface.

Building heights are a tricky issue. A bungalow or a Flair 113 in the shadow of our 2 townhouses with 40° roof pitch and maybe 6 m distance can only dream of sun. If the development area is large enough or on a slope, this might be avoidable by allocating the plots accordingly.

Filling heights must be fixed.

However, the municipality should consider not demanding anything it does not comply with itself. I can’t require retention systems, but the big sealed street just runs into the sewage system.
The gardens must be eco-friendly, the playground is dead without little trees and flowers.
 

Musketier

2020-11-13 12:24:47
  • #6
I am also in favor of relatively free allocation. With us, there are almost exactly 1/3 town villas, 1/3 bungalows, and 1/3 one-and-a-half-story houses. I find that significantly more attractive than the uniform housing estates from the 90s/early 2000s that have developed here.

Because I read earlier that infiltration and well drilling should be mandatory. I think something like that should be clarified in advance with the water and wastewater association. Sometimes the wastewater associations complain that people use too little water and thus the pipes are not sufficiently flushed. If everyone has to drill wells, I can also imagine that this has an impact on the groundwater level.
 

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