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Conversions Prohibited, New Building Allowed on Other Side of the Street: Belmer Move to Bad Essen

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Same idea, two decisions: Friends wanted to rebuild a farm in Belm, but building specifications blocked the idea, while directly opposite it can be built. Is building law too rigid in the outdoor area? There are options.
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Conversions Prohibited, New Building Allowed on Other Side of the Street: Belmer Move to Bad Essen

Same idea, two decisions: Friends wanted to rebuild a farm in Belm, but building specifications blocked the idea, while directly opposite it can be built. Is building law too rigid in the outdoor area? There are options.

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noz.de broke the news in on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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