After the shell of the new fire station in kemmern already gives a good idea of what the building will look like, the planning of the outdoor facilities is already on the agenda. The design for this – including a possible new location for the waste container – has now been presented to the municipal council.
Linda rosch and paul rosch from rosch-schubert-hanisch-architekten presented the plans. The court area and the parking lots will receive an asphalt layer, on the ground planting beds for native shrubs and grasses as well as lawns will be established. Also, the barrier will be planted with native plants, four trees will be planted on the ground. A bypass of the building is also planned, but this is to be reserved for exceptional cases and will therefore only be lightly paved and planted with grass. For the exit of the fire engines, a tree along the road "langacker" falls down. In addition, there will be an access road for cars in the north.
Rates give green light
This execution, which is coordinated with the fire department execution, was decided unanimously by the community council. Linda rosch also showed a possibility of accommodating the refuse container, which is currently located at the cemetery, south of the fire department. It would be possible to lower it a little bit, so that a more comfortable throwing of the grass becomes possible. Mayor rudiger gerst (CSU) stressed that this was only a study, this planning did not come to fruition for the time being. Rosch estimated costs of around 80000 euros for the plant.
In another item on the agenda, johanna beck from the strunz planning group presented the development of the leingraben stichweg. "So far we only have a provisional building here", according to mayor gerst. At the request of and in consultation with the participants, the options were discussed in advance
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Since the project is a development, the residents have to pay for 90 percent of the costs. The road is to be paved with morainesplit asphalt, which will bring it into line with the roads that have already been redesigned as part of the redevelopment of the town center, according to beck. At the end of the cul-de-sac, a small grassy area with shell limestone edging was installed. Paving the road was also discussed, but this would have been much more expensive than removing the asphalt.