Erschließungsverträgen
Erschließungsverträgen are legal agreements in Germany that deal with the development and infrastructure of land. Typically, these contracts are concluded between a municipality and a developer or landowner. The primary purpose of an Erschließungsvertrag is to regulate the costs and responsibilities associated with making undeveloped land ready for building. This includes providing essential infrastructure such as roads, water supply, sewage disposal, and sometimes electricity and telecommunications connections.
These contracts are governed by specific legal provisions, primarily within the Baugesetzbuch (BauGB), the German Federal
An Erschließungsvertrag details the scope of work, the financing model, the timeline for completion, and the