In the case of the so-called Adenauer House in the Eifel, a court has dismissed a lawsuit by the owner.
The man wanted to ensure that he does not need a permit for clearing and conversion to another type of use for the property in Duppach, as the Trier Administrative Court announced on Thursday (file number 2 K 685 / 21.TR).
Trier - The plaintiff had therefore argued that the property was not forest within the meaning of the relevant regulations.
In addition, a building permit issued in 1955 is still legally effective.
The court did not follow this.
For the clearing and construction work, the man needed a conversion permit from the forestry office, the judges ruled.
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The property is forest.
It is located in the middle of the forest, so that there is a direct spatial connection to an area covered with forest.
The decision can be appealed to the Higher Administrative Court of Rhineland-Palatinate.
The property is the ruin of a property that was to serve as a weekend home for the former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.
It was never finished - Adenauer didn't want it.
In 2019 it was announced that an entrepreneur from the greater Cologne area had acquired the 2000 square meter property.
dpa
