Over 80,000 euros approved for monument renovations in Scheßlitz!

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The Bavarian State Foundation approved over 80,000 euros for monument measures in Scheßlitz. Information from MdL Holger Dremel.

Die Bayerische Landesstiftung genehmigt über 80.000 Euro für Denkmalmaßnahmen in Scheßlitz. Informationen von MdL Holger Dremel.
The Bavarian State Foundation approved over 80,000 euros for monument measures in Scheßlitz. Information from MdL Holger Dremel.

Over 80,000 euros approved for monument renovations in Scheßlitz!

A fresh wave of support for Bavarian monuments is rolling across the region! Under the aegis of state parliament member Holger Dremel (CSU), the Bavarian State Foundation has approved grants for several renovation projects. In total, the communities can look forward to funding of over 80,000 euros, which will be used to preserve historical buildings. The city of Scheßlitz will receive a grant of 43,975 euros for the renovation of the new town hall. The “Pippart House” will also receive additional funding of 37,500 euros, so that the total subsidy for this project now amounts to over 70,000 euros. These amounts are a valuable contribution to preserving our cultural identity and history.

The Bavarian State Foundation, which has been active for over 50 years, pursues charitable and charitable goals in the social and cultural areas. It has established itself as an indispensable partner in the renovation of historical buildings that are particularly valued by the population. With this funding, the Board of Trustees shows once again how important the protection and preservation of architectural monuments are for Bavaria's cultural heritage, according to wiesentbote.de.

Extensive funding for various projects

But that's not all! In addition to the well-known subsidies for Scheßlitz, a large number of other communities also receive funding for various renovation measures. A total of twelve projects in the region were supported, including the towns of Burgebrach, Burgwindheim, Hirschaid, Litzendorf, Rattelsdorf, Pommersfelden, Schlüsselfeld and Zapfendorf. The total funding amount of almost 55,000 euros will benefit all of these projects, as nachrichtenamort.de reports.

The funding looks like this in detail:

  • Ehemaliges Mesnerhaus am Gügel (Scheßlitz): 11.000 Euro
  • Außensanierung Pfarrhaus St. Vitus (Hirschaid): 9.400 Euro
  • Gesamtsanierung Anwesen Markstraße (Burgebrach): 8.000 Euro
  • Austausch Fenster Anwesen Aschbach (Schlüsselfeld): 6.500 Euro
  • Fenstererneuerung Kath. Pfarrhaus St. Johannes der Täufer (Kirchschletten, Zapfendorf): 4.500 Euro
  • Erneuerung Fenster Anwesen Mönchherrnsdorf (Burgebrach): 3.400 Euro
  • Instandsetzung Eingangstreppe Schloß Weißenstein (Pommersfelden): 2.650 Euro
  • Fenstererneuerung Ober- und Dachgeschoss Anwesen (Burgwindheim): 2.500 Euro
  • Fensteraustausch Anwesen (Burgellern, Scheßlitz): 2.500 Euro
  • Fassadenrenovierung Anwesen (Mürsbach, Rattelsdorf): 1.650 Euro
  • Sanierung zwei bleiverglaste Fenster Kath. Pfarrkirche St. Wenzeslaus: 1.350 Euro
  • Austausch Fenster Anwesen (Burgwindheim): 1.000 Euro

Support from the compensation fund

The Compensation Fund of the Free State of Bavaria offers another option for financial support for monument renovations. This special fund is financed jointly by the Free State and local authorities and provides 32 million euros annually for various projects. As explained on the website of the Bayerische Landesstiftung, the funds are allocated after an assessment of the reasonableness of the financial circumstances of the monument owners. This legal basis ensures that the maintenance costs for listed buildings become more bearable, especially for private individuals who cannot afford the full costs.

During this time of support and revitalization, it is important that the community comes together to preserve the cultural richness of our region. The latest funding commitments are a great example of the solidarity and commitment that benefits our historic buildings. The cultural roots embedded in these stone walls are worth preserving – and the new grants can be another step in the right direction.