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Anonymous users2024-01-24The corridor under the balcony is generally not considered as the area, but in some special circumstances, the DAO should also be considered, as for the policy of the demolition version of the assessment, in general, it has the right to carry out and explain the assessment work, if the autonomy of the assessment is too large, it may not be easy to grasp.
At the time of demolition, the theory and norms of the assessment were that "the average height of the attic is above 90%", and I think it may be a local regulation or a local demolition and relocation office. Demolition assessment is a very policy-oriented work, focusing on compensation for the relocated households, so you can just follow the local policy. If you don't understand the local policy, just ask the policymaker.
The corridor under the balcony is generally not considered as an area, but in some special circumstances it should also be considered, as for the policy of demolition assessment, it is conducive to the development and interpretation of the assessment work under normal circumstances, if the autonomy of the assessment is too large, it may not be easy to grasp. >>>More
According to the current construction area calculation specification: the balcony is calculated according to 1 2 regardless of whether it is closed or not; A balcony refers to a balcony with an unroofed roof or a floor height (roof) greater than 5 meters, and the floor area cannot be calculated. Another: >>>More
When calculating the construction area, the enclosed balcony is included in the construction area of the suite according to the projection area; For non-enclosed balconies, half of the projected area is included in the floor area of the suite.
1 All 1, about the enclosed balcony. The so-called closed balcony is a balcony with glass or plastic steel windows. However, it must be a closed balcony with planning approval documents or construction drawings approved by the planning department to be fully counted. >>>More
Generally, the ground on the first floor is plus or minus zero. Outdoor flooring is generally designed to be meters or meters.