As the title already says, I was a bit surprised when I visited my parents the other day and the neighbour built a garage, whose access is only possible via a public parking lot. See picture in the annex. The garage was also allowed to be built without a building permit, however, was as if one needed a permit for a new property access? No fear, here nobody has to blacken in front of the neighbors, or anything else in this Ri The only question for me is whether the neighbour has to tolerate if his garage is blocked by a car? He can hardly claim the public parking lot from now on. A few facts: The land borders run sideways at his fence and to the road directly at the pavement. The stairs that you can see in the right side of the picture are actually on community ground. But is in the whole street like this. The public parking spaces were opened about 10 years ago in the course of There was also an owner’s survey. So who failed to object there to ensure the creation of a single possible access to his property, does not have bad maps afterwards, doesn’t it? How would something like this happen if you wanted to approve it? A community would hardly dismantle a public parking lot, wouldn’t it? Apart from the costs incurred, there is a little lack of parking! I… greet you.