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douska201930 Oct 2019 21:39Hello everyone,
We are about to start everything soon and are currently waiting for the soil survey and the surveying to determine the final price.
Since the soil survey is essential, it makes sense to know how much excavation is needed.
But what is the surveying important for in this context?
Thanks and best regards
Douska
We are about to start everything soon and are currently waiting for the soil survey and the surveying to determine the final price.
Since the soil survey is essential, it makes sense to know how much excavation is needed.
But what is the surveying important for in this context?
Thanks and best regards
Douska
The surveyor first stakes out the plot in new development areas to clearly identify the property boundaries.
Afterwards, they mark the planned building corners so the geologist can conduct boreholes in the correct locations—usually at two opposite corners of the building.
Surveying can also be important for verifying elevation levels, which determines the scope of foundation costs and earthworks.
Afterwards, they mark the planned building corners so the geologist can conduct boreholes in the correct locations—usually at two opposite corners of the building.
Surveying can also be important for verifying elevation levels, which determines the scope of foundation costs and earthworks.
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douska201930 Oct 2019 22:06guckuck2 schrieb:
The surveyor first stakes out the plot in new development areas to identify the exact boundaries of the site.
Then, they mark the planned building corners with stakes so that the geologist can carry out their boreholes in the correct locations—usually at two opposite corners of the building.
Surveying can also be important to verify the elevation levels. This information affects the scope of foundation costs and earthworks. Could you explain the second paragraph? What does it mean to verify elevation levels, and how does this influence the amount of work needed for foundation costs?
douska2019 schrieb:
but what is the survey needed for? The answer is: I don’t know. And the reason is not my lack of knowledge but your lack of information.
Here are my questions:
douska2019 schrieb:
we are about to start everything soon Who are you, and if so, how many?
When is the start planned?
What exactly will be started (land negotiations, floor plan design, building permit/planning permission application, etc.)?
Have the soil investigation and the survey already been commissioned? If yes, by whom?
Is there a development plan (according to §8 of the Building Code)?
Does the plot of land officially exist (in the sense of the land registry regulations §3)?