House was built prior to finalization of setback agreements and now the developer is asking me for consent to complete it.
As the title says, currently live in a detached house with around 180cm of land that stretches from the house before reaching the road. However, this house is a little special (in the wrong way) that the building was completed before the finalization of the setback agreements, meaning that what should've been road is still gray concrete.
The house is a 2022 build and I purchased it this year in March, and according to the letter, the city office has notified them to that "the agreement must be brought to completion" and they require my seal to carry it out.
Obviously I went into this knowing about the setback, but I didn't expect the letter to arrive so soon. Though am I under any legal obligation/compliance to sign? Is this something I can drag into perputuality? I plan to discuss this with a property agent/lawyer but I would like to know if any of you guys have had a similar experience.