Article 78 Planning and Building Act (PBG) - Building Readiness

1. Buildings and facilities may only be erected on construction-ready plots. A plot is considered construction-ready if

a) the land-use plan permits the corresponding construction

b) it is sufficiently developed, or if it is ensured that it will be sufficiently developed in due time

2. A plot is considered developed if it has an adequate access road and the necessary facilities for water and energy supply, as well as for wastewater disposal, corresponding to its use.

3. Water supply includes adequate and flawless drinking water and, where reasonable, sufficient fire protection. The municipality may reserve the right of exclusivity for public water supply facilities.

4. For larger and predominantly undeveloped plots, the building authority may require a neighborhood plan or neighborhood development plan if the development is expected to have significant impacts on the usage and development order, the environment, or the local and landscape picture.

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