Property
Parcels 104 and 105 belong to the acquired property record. Any future extension into neighbouring land is a separate potential acquisition and is not included in this 1,240 m² group.
← Land and outdoor spaces
Current property · productive-land concept
Land beyond the stream
Two agricultural parcels form the present public area beyond the stream. The long-term idea is a productive landscape for gardens, composting, and careful water management; access and every installation remain to be designed and authorised.
1,240 m² · verified current group
01 · Three layers
Property, current use, future idea.
The three facts remain separate: owning land does not automatically make a service available, and a concept is not an authorised project.
Current use
- No visitor service, camping area, animal facility, irrigation plant, or productive garden is presented as active.
- The public record currently documents the land and the intended planning direction only.
Future direction
A large vegetable and botanical-garden programme organised in manageable plots
The remaining ideas and their checks are detailed below.
02 · The real land
Physical character and cadastral record.
Reading the place
What is known, without filling the gaps.
- The cadastral qualities are meadow and arable land; they do not prove current cultivation or soil readiness.
- The reviewed legacy page describes a generally level area close to the stream, but a current topographic and access survey is still required.
- No public boundary map is available yet; the map link is an orientation point only.
Verified data
Sheets, parcels, and surfaces.
- Sheet 46, parcel 104 · 600 m² · meadow, class 2
- Sheet 46, parcel 105 · 640 m² · arable land, class 2
- Verified combined cadastral surface: 1,240 m²
Orientation map
Reviewed legacy orientation point; it is not a cadastral boundary or an access guarantee.
03 · Work plan
Survey first. Design second.
Every future function enters a verifiable sequence and may be reduced, moved, or excluded if the checks do not support it.
Understand the site
Reconcile access, current vegetation, slope, drainage, and the public functional perimeter.
Develop the options
Prepare a cultivation, composting, water, maintenance, and safety plan with responsible teams.
Check the conditions
Open any use only after the required technical, environmental, hydraulic, waste, and planning checks.
Proposed uses
Concepts, not services.
- A large vegetable and botanical-garden programme organised in manageable plots
- A composting point integrated with the project’s separate waste-management framework
- A future low-impact irrigation concept using only a lawful, technically verified water source
- A possible larger dog exercise area only after boundaries, access, fencing, shade, water, hygiene, and welfare checks
Checks before opening
Conditions that may change the project.
- Lawful and practical access
- Water availability and abstraction rights
- Hydraulic and drainage conditions
- Soil, waste, fencing, and operating plans
Publication boundary
The current property is limited to the verified 1,240 m² group. No neighbouring parcel, owner, negotiation, historic cultivation claim, water withdrawal, or future acquisition is represented as settled.
Summary sources
Source layer: acquired-property record, historical cadastral extract, CDU 2025/102, and reviewed legacy public page. Personal title data and acquisition evidence are not republished.