New construction project in Tutzing: Residents fear for quality of life!

New construction project in Tutzing: Residents fear for quality of life!

in Tutzing is currently bubbling: the construction of new residential complexes keeps residents in suspense. At Bareisl, the municipality plans a apartment block with 18 units and an underground car park with 61 parking spaces. The Tutzingen municipal council has just granted its agreement to the construction project with 12: 5 votes, but the approval authority, the district office, remains on the train and must check the project as Merkur reported.

Already at the last council meeting almost 30 residents were present to express their concerns. The concerns range from the stability of the steep slope on the Bareislgraben to possible cuts into the quality of life. In addition, the residents fear an increase in traffic and are unsure about the microclimate and the social structure in their area. Korbinian Schlingermann in particular handed over an impressive list of around 120 signatures against the project.

municipal council supports Bau

The building and local planning committee had previously dealt with the project and vote for the building permit. The committee members saw the creation of living space as necessary. However, Stefanie Knittl from the SPD was against the application. The idea was not originally without complications: the first building application was treated almost two years ago and has undergone some changes since then. A new application was recently submitted, which reduces the number of apartments and reduces the ridge height.

It is important to mention that the parcel is not in the landscape protection area and there is no development plan. Instead, the assessment is made according to § 34 of the Building Code, whereby the environmental development is decisive. As Vorort.news plans to the district office for examinations of the slope stability and hydrogenic examinations to ask.

look at the future

The construction projects in Tutzing are no accident. Germany urgently needs additional living space, as the traffic light coalition has recognized in the face of tense housing markets. A home acquisition offensive is to realize 400,000 new apartments annually, but this goal is currently still a long way off. The changes to the building code, which also emphasizes Kommunal.de , the bureaucratic hurdles should reduce and make it easier to build.

It remains to be seen whether the construction project on Bareisl is ultimately realized. However, one thing is clear: the discussions and concerns of the residents show that the dialogue between the community and citizens is important to clarify possible conflicts at an early stage. The next steps are now at the district office, which must decide whether the project can be continued or not.