Hello,
I have a question regarding the development plan that applies to our plot.
What exactly is meant by "enclosed garages"? We need to build our driveway on the southwest side of the plot, and our carport was originally planned right on the boundary to the southeast (we have an edge plot, so there is nothing further east). According to the development plan...
I have a question regarding the development plan that applies to our plot.
Parking spaces and garages as well as secondary ancillary structures are generally permitted on the plots outside the buildable area.
An exception to this is the plot areas that lie within 5 meters (16 feet) from the street boundary line (streets and paths). Here, enclosed garages including carports as well as ancillary structures are not allowed. This, of course, does not affect the permitted property boundary fences according to the local building regulations. This ensures the desired open and spacious development layout and contributes to a high-quality residential environment.
What exactly is meant by "enclosed garages"? We need to build our driveway on the southwest side of the plot, and our carport was originally planned right on the boundary to the southeast (we have an edge plot, so there is nothing further east). According to the development plan...
teutates schrieb:
Reasoning in the development plan regarding garages:I don’t see any chance for you here, unless you happen to personally know the head of the building authority since childhood.
teutates schrieb:
Regulatory Provision:
Garages and carports as defined in Section 12 of the Land Use Ordinance and auxiliary structures as defined in Section 14 (1) of the Land Use Ordinance, excluding property boundary enclosures, are not permitted within a distance of 5 m (16 feet) from public road areas. (Section 9 (1) No. 2 of the Building Code in conjunction with Section 23 of the Land Use Ordinance)
Additionally, there is now the special case that someone in the area has built a carport with less than 5 m (16 feet) distance – they have received an exemption/waiver. Then apply for the exemption (and it is advisable to refer to the limitation of discretion only if the application is rejected), and/or integrate the carport into the property boundary enclosure.
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