ᐅ Area in front of the garage according to the building plan / zoning plan

Michlhausbauaa schrieb:

I just reread it: garages are allowed up to 9m (30 feet) along each property boundary.

Then you didn’t read the article 6 BayBo quoted by Escroda completely.

Article 6 paragraph 7 sentence 2 BayBo regulates the maximum 15-meter (49 feet) boundary development allowed for a property, which has already been mentioned here.

By the way, I think you mentioned earlier in this thread that you are planning a workshop. However, the boundary privilege does not apply to such structures. You should keep this in mind if you intend to build a workshop as boundary development.

Isokrates schrieb:

Then you didn’t finish reading Article 6 of the BayBo cited by Escroda.

Article 6, paragraph 7, sentence 2 of the BayBo regulates the maximum of 15 meters (49 feet) for boundary developments on a property, which has already been mentioned here.

By the way, I believe you already mentioned in this thread that you are planning a workshop. However, the boundary privilege does not apply to such buildings. You should keep this in mind if you are considering building a workshop as a boundary development.

Is this also the case for a purely hobby workshop without a living area or heating?

Michlhausbauaa schrieb:

pure hobby workshop

Yes, even a hobby workshop is not privileged. That means it cannot be built right up to the property boundary.
The term "garage" is defined very narrowly.

"Garages are buildings or parts of buildings used exclusively for parking motor vehicles."
Legal definition from Article 2, paragraph 8, sentence 2 of the Bavarian Building Code (Baybo)

There are also plenty of administrative court rulings on this topic.

Isokrates schrieb:

Yes, even a hobby workshop is not exempt. In other words, it cannot be built directly on the property boundary.
The definition of a garage is very narrow.

"Garages are buildings or parts of buildings for parking motor vehicles."
Legal definition from Article 2, paragraph 8, sentence 2 of Baybo

There are also plenty of administrative court rulings on this matter.

Ok, thank you for the information. Is there a maximum size for a garage?

Michlhausbauaa schrieb:

Is there a maximum size for a garage?

You can’t really answer that in general; it depends on the specific situation (lot size, floor area ratio, zoning regulations, etc.).

In any case, you will need a building permit / planning permission if the garage is going to be larger than 50 square meters (540 square feet) and you want to build it on the property boundary, according to Art. 57 para. 1 no. 1 letter b) BayBO. Otherwise, it can be up to 100 square meters (1,080 square feet) under Art. 57 para. 2 no. 1 BayBO if there is a local ordinance.

In your case, it would be best to get professional advice from a qualified architect or planner authorized to submit the application, who can also handle the permit process accordingly.