Hello,
we plan to start work on our large outdoor area this year.
We are already in talks with a landscaper and aim to begin in May.
Our neighbors have already bordered their property with a retaining wall made of concrete blocks. See picture!
Their outdoor area is fully built up and finished, and has been for some time.
Now we wonder if we can simply work against the neighbors’ wall—that is, level the ground normally and sow grass? Or do we definitely need to clarify this with them first? What issues could arise?
The neighbors are friendly, and we will definitely discuss this with them before starting, but we wanted to ask in advance if anyone here has experience with this. What might they demand in a worst-case scenario?
Best regards and thanks
we plan to start work on our large outdoor area this year.
We are already in talks with a landscaper and aim to begin in May.
Our neighbors have already bordered their property with a retaining wall made of concrete blocks. See picture!
Their outdoor area is fully built up and finished, and has been for some time.
Now we wonder if we can simply work against the neighbors’ wall—that is, level the ground normally and sow grass? Or do we definitely need to clarify this with them first? What issues could arise?
The neighbors are friendly, and we will definitely discuss this with them before starting, but we wanted to ask in advance if anyone here has experience with this. What might they demand in a worst-case scenario?
Best regards and thanks
chewbacca12315 Mar 2020 07:59tomtom79 schrieb:
@chewbacca123 talk to your neighbor, maybe they want it too and you can share the costs.Take a look at this picture. The garage is definitely much higher than what is allowed in Rhineland-Palatinate (RLP).
The garage's gable roof is as tall as their adjacent house. And now they also want to add a carport in front of it.
chewbacca123 schrieb:
Oh, I see, there will be bushes planted there as a privacy screen anyway, so no plastering needed.Well, then you don’t need to sow grass first, only to remove it again later.
chewbacca123 schrieb:
Look at the picture, the garage is definitely much taller than what's allowed in Rhineland-Palatinate, right?
The garage, with its gable roof, is as tall as the neighboring house. And now they want to add a carport at the front. You need to check the zoning plan / development plan for that.
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