Construction site in Dachau: Theodor-Heußstraße remains closed until July 18!

Construction site in Dachau: Theodor-Heußstraße remains closed until July 18!

The construction work extends over a section of around 500 meters between Sudetenlandstrasse and the Breslauer Platz. These measures are carried out with the environmentally friendly rinsing technique, which laid the cables up to eight meters deep into the ground. However, the soil conditions lead to unexpected difficulties, which delays the completion of the work.

detour and restrictions

The municipal utilities ask the residents and road users for understanding the additional waiting period. The diversion is led over the old Roman road. It is important to mention that bus traffic is not affected and that pedestrians and cyclists can continue to pass the area. Residents also have the option of reaching their access, but must expect occasional restrictions.

When the work was completed earlier, the public will be informed immediately. The municipal utilities attach great importance to a quick, but at the same time careful implementation of the work, so that all the necessary requirements are observed to protect nature.

technological support

The technology used from the flushing drilling technique stipulates that special bentonite suspensions are used in the hole. This technology allows efficient and sustainable laying of the earth cables. The Raedlinger Group describes how the recycling from Bentonit works and which machines are used. This shows that even with extensive construction work, consideration of the environment is taken into account.

Overall, it can be seen that the expansion of the infrastructure in Dachau is associated with challenges, but ultimately the residents will benefit: inside. A bit of patience is therefore required by everyone involved.

The Stadtwerke Dachau once again thank the residents and road users for their patience and understanding during this construction period.