There is lot's of fluid info in regards to building a house/villa/bungalow as well as a minefield of legalities regarding 'bule' rights in Bali.
So here are some questions that are little bit 'left field'.
Apart from the logistical/engineering considerations does anyone have an idea as to ownership boundaries in Bali by someone that owns an ocean coastline property? Many pacific islands property rights extend to the fringing reef for example, thereby protecting their fishing rights.
How onerous would the bureaucracy be on such a concept, environmental impacts etc. I'm not talking resort development but a single domicile.
I have no plans at the moment and it's only an idea.
Would it be considered a 'temporary structure' if the foundation pylons were submerged at low tide?
Are there any structures of this kind in Bali already (ocean based) that anyone knows of?
Solar powered? Fresh water catchment system, composting toilet etc.
Waddya think?
Just thinking out loud here folks.
So here are some questions that are little bit 'left field'.
Apart from the logistical/engineering considerations does anyone have an idea as to ownership boundaries in Bali by someone that owns an ocean coastline property? Many pacific islands property rights extend to the fringing reef for example, thereby protecting their fishing rights.
How onerous would the bureaucracy be on such a concept, environmental impacts etc. I'm not talking resort development but a single domicile.
I have no plans at the moment and it's only an idea.
Would it be considered a 'temporary structure' if the foundation pylons were submerged at low tide?
Are there any structures of this kind in Bali already (ocean based) that anyone knows of?
Solar powered? Fresh water catchment system, composting toilet etc.
Waddya think?
Just thinking out loud here folks.