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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally 1; The height spacing of the 1st floor, the regulations are different in various places, and there are larger, in addition, the light we say actually refers to the time of exposure to the sun, which is different from the lighting, so if the light does not affect it, the spacing of our buildings is usually unlimited, which is why we will see many buildings with much less horizontal spacing between east and west, and even some of them are close to each other. The last point that should be paid attention to is the orientation of your building, if your building is facing east, then the building light spacing must also be met.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no legal provision to judge whether the daily lighting can be normal every day, how much is the lighting time, and if it is too much, you can ask the developer for compensation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If he meets the conditions of the national urban construction regulations, it is legal, and if it does not meet the conditions, it is not legal, and you can go to the urban renewal bureau to consult this kind of thing.
No, as long as you don't drive nails in the ground, it's best to use plasterboard spacers.
Indeed, as the developer said, this leakage is the reason why the waterproofing of the upper floors is not done well. >>>More
As long as the use of central air conditioning affects your normal life, you can negotiate with the developer. If the negotiation fails, you can go to the local environmental protection bureau, urban management and other departments to complain, or you can find the local "citizen hotline" to expose and complain. >>>More
Your bathroom is a leaking water pipe put by the developer, who will be responsible for these costs? It depends on the specific situation, if the house has been delivered, then the responsibility belongs to you, if there is no house inspection before the house is received, it is the responsibility of the developer.
It's hard to say anything like that.
Normally, no, you go to negotiate first, of course negotiation doesn't work at all. You go to the Land Bureau to inquire whether this land has been approved to build a store. >>>More