Wind section in the Markgräflerland: City council reduces wind power areas!

Wind section in the Markgräflerland: City council reduces wind power areas!

In the Markgräfler Land, something is happening in terms of wind energy. The municipal council of Bad Bellingen has recently made adjustments to the priority area Eichwald-Kreisberg. This area, which extends to the south of the Bamlacher Golf Resort towards Blansingen, is to be covered again, taking into account the comments of the citizens. The area in the northern area is reduced to enlarge the pension distance to the popular Luginsland campsite, such as [Verlagshaus-jaumann.de] (https://www.verlagshaus-jaumann.de/inhalt.windenergieim-markgraeflerland-windkraft-flaechen-werden-reduced.

The mayor Carsten Vogelpohl has already said that the distances to the campsite are not enough. These should be enlarged to at least 750 meters in the future, which would result in reducing the priority area by at least seven hectares. The campsite is not only a popular destination for holidaymakers, but also an important contact for the local economy, which is why the long -term development opportunities should be maintained.

via the Luginsland campsite

The campsite Luginsland, idyllically located in the southern Black Forest, is open for campers and caravan drivers all year round. Visitors can look forward to extensive parking spaces, partly with a wonderful view of the Rhine Valley and the Vosges. The place thus fulfills several criteria for a perfect family vacation. Finally, in addition to a heated pool, there are also numerous leisure activities such as tennis, golf and beach volleyball, which are exciting for young and old, describes [pincamp.de] (https://www.pincamp.de/campingplaetze/kur-und- underbnniscamping-lug-inSland) the advantages of the square.

wind power and environmental impacts

But wind power expansion also brings challenges. The Black Forest region has focused strongly on renewable energies in recent years, which is not without controversy. [Windkraft opponent-schwarzwald.de] (https://www.windkraft opponent-schwarzwald.de/umweltfache-windkraft/) addresses that wind turbines contribute to energy generation, but also bring about landscape changes and influence flora and fauna. In particular, the noise pollution from rotor blades is often considered problematic because it can affect the well -being of the residents.

The necessary careful planning and environmental impact assessments are essential to minimize the negative effects on the wildlife and the environment. A balance between the possibilities for the use of renewable energies and the protection of the cultural and landscape values ​​of the Black Forest must be found.

Finally, it can be said that further discussions with area owners are already in the planning and Mayor Vogelpohl is positive that the tender can take place in the near future. The public hearing, which will take place from June 27 to July 31, offers all citizens, associations and initiatives the opportunity to give their statements. It remains to be seen what the implementation of the wind power projects looks like and what further discussions are initiated in the community.