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Since my parents passed away in Heisei 30, there has been no one to live in, the house is old, and there is a risk of collapse due to snow, so it was demolished in 2021 and cleared. It will be two consecutive lands. One of the land is residential land and the other is farmland. Of course, you can change the plot. The side facing the road is west. The road side is residential land. The farmland will be on the east side. The bus stop is diagonally in front. It looks like a residential area now, but it was a shopping street in the Showa era. As a remnant of that, there is an arcade. This is a good thing, but I think there are times when you think it's unnecessary. I don't own the arcade and its land. It is probably owned by the prefecture. If you want to participate in a neighborhood association, you need a neighborhood association fee. There may be costs for repairing the arcade. I have paid only once, although irregularly. I remember that it was in the 9,000 yen range. I think it's about once every 10 years.平成30年に両親が他界してから、住む人がいなくなり、家は古く、積雪による倒壊の危険が出てきたので、2021年に解体して、更地になっています。連続した二つの土地になります。地目は、一つは宅地でもう一つは農地です。もちろん地目の変更はできます。道路に面した方は西です。道路側が宅地です。農地は東側になります。斜め前くらいがバス停です。今は、住宅街のように見えますが、昭和は商店街でした。その名残で、アーケードがあります。これが良いところでもありますが、不要と考える場合もあると思います。アーケードとその土地は所有していません。おそらく県の所有です。町内会に参加するのであれば、町内会費が必要です。アーケードの修繕費用がある場合があります。不定期ですが一度だけ支払ったことがあります。9,000円台だったと記憶しています。10年に1度くらいではないかと思います。
Land:土地面積 | 342 m² |
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Scale:建物規模 | It will be two consecutive lands. One of the land is reside連続した二つの土地になります。地目は、一つは宅地でもう一つは農地です。もちろん地目の変更はできます。道路に面した方は西で |
Structure:構造 | Current situation: residential land + farmland. Now all of 現況:宅地+農地。今はいずれも更地(砂利が敷かれています) |
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