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Construction work on Blomberger Straße: full closure announced from July 14th!
Read current information on construction sites and diversions in Lippe, especially on Blomberger Straße and district heating supply in Detmold.
Construction work on Blomberger Straße: full closure announced from July 14th!
From next Monday, July 14th, there will be some traffic changes in Cologne that should make residents and commuters take notice. Blomberger Strasse will probably be completely closed in the area of the intersection with Woldemarstrasse and Schorenstrasse for three weeks. This means that regular traffic cannot pass through; Only emergency vehicles such as the fire department, rescue services and garbage collectors have access. The diversions for bus traffic have already been set up to enable an alternative route via Falkenkrugstrasse, Hornsche Strasse and Leopoldstrasse. In addition, access to the cemetery on Blomberger Strasse via Brunnenstrasse remains guaranteed, which is important for many residents. According to Radiolippe, it is advisable to plan additional travel time for the duration of the construction work, as traffic is guided by a mobile traffic light system that will guide pedestrians in a targeted manner.
As of June 2nd, Blomberger Strasse was only accessible in one lane, while the junction with Woldemarstrasse and Schorenstrasse will be completely closed from next Monday. The transport authority asks for your understanding for the inconveniences that such construction projects often cause.
Expansion of the district heating supply in Halle
Meanwhile, Energiebedarf Halle Netz GmbH is pushing ahead with the expansion of the district heating network on Roßbachstrasse. The construction work, which began on November 11, 2024, is taking place in several phases. The first construction phase starts at number 50 and extends from the Großbeerenstrasse intersection to Roßbachstrasse 35. Complete completion is planned for mid-2025. In the meantime, Roßbachstrasse will be completely closed in sections, which of course has an impact on road traffic. However, diversions are clearly signposted so that residents have alternative access options, as dubisthalle.de reports.
The construction progress on Roßbachstrasse is part of a comprehensive modernization strategy that aims to sustainably improve the energy supply in Halle. The municipal utilities want to meet the needs of local residents and try to keep the disruption caused by dividing the building into construction phases as low as possible.