Lidl in Poing: New market rely on the environment and more space!

Lidl in Poing: New market rely on the environment and more space!

The need for this step is illustrated by the constant growth of the community. While Poing still had around 13,500 inhabitants in 2008, the community today has almost 17,000. This growth requires a contemporary market that meets current needs. "The condition of the current market is no longer portable for customers and staff," said Fabian Schrom, one of the representatives of Lidl, during the presentation in the municipal council.

sustainability in focus

The environmentally friendly aspects of the new construction project are particularly remarkable. The new building will be built in wood construction and equipped with a photovoltaic system on the roof. The faith greening is another step towards a sustainable construction. Lidl not only pursues local, but also global climate goals. According to information from the Federal Ministry of Development, climate -friendly building is considered indispensable in order to achieve the goals of the Paris climate agreement. New buildings that are designed energy -efficiently can drastically reduce the energy consumption of buildings by 2050, which is also of great importance for the new Lidl in Poing.

The parking situation is also improved. Instead of 116 parking spaces, the new market will offer 96 parking spaces with a width of 2.70 meters. Eight extra wide parking spaces are intended for parents with children and for people with disabilities. In addition, at least three parking spaces for electric cars are set up with the option to retrofit 20% of the parking spaces for electric cars later. There are a total of 40 normal and five cargo wheel parking spaces for cyclists. These measures promote sustainable mobility in the community.

construction time and transition solution

The construction period is estimated to be about six months, so that the Poinger can count on the new circumstances at a relatively short notice. To ensure local supply during the renovation phase, the installation of a sales tent is planned on the former AVNET car park. This ensures that customers do not have to do without their usual products even during the construction work.

With the support of the local council and the clear focus on sustainability, Poing is faced with an exciting time, in which not only the Lidl market, but also the entire community benefits from more environmentally friendly infrastructures.

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