Dressage centre and rehab in Ecuador
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
No heart for bees…
At the request of Diakonie, a farmer in Castrop-Rauxel made 1/2 hectare of his land available so that employees could carry out a project there in preparation for the second labor market.
Away from the “usual”… ?
(Feel free to broaden your horizons with us...) The "standard rider" sometimes finds it difficult to deviate from what has been tried and tested for decades. That's perfectly fine, and we are completely with you and your wishes and ideas.
Did you actually know… ?
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
Extension of young horse stable
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
Stud farm in East Frisia
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
Show jumping facility at Chiemsee
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
Dressage centre on Lake Geneva
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
Equine clinic and physiotherapy practice near Hamburg
... that you also need planning permission to build a riding arena, for example? An outdoor riding arena is not a classic "building", you may be thinking. And of course you're right ...
Do horses like to eat fish?…
Here is a little anecdote that caused confusion on the part of the building authorities... An agricultural business must prove that it has enough land available to theoretically produce 1/3 of the roughage required for its animals itself. So our clients have to prove that they have their own land and, if necessary, leased land.
