Construction stop in Starnberg: Busbahnhof plans delayed indefinitely!

Construction stop in Starnberg: Busbahnhof plans delayed indefinitely!

in the district town of Starnberg, known for its ambitious construction projects, the city administration is again facing major challenges. Despite numerous planned projects, which often only exist on paper, the implementation of these projects has often been stalled in practice. The pressure on the municipal building authority has grown in particular in recent years because the resources are scarce and the cash registers are empty. Most of the discussions about projects such as the conversion of the Starnberg Nord bus station and the redesign of the adjacent supermarket are in full swing.

The city's construction committee has recently dealt intensively with the so-called "Moosaik" project, an ambitious project for redesigning the North Commercial area. With this project, Starnberg not only hopes for an aesthetic upgrade, but also an economic revival at the city entrance. These are far -reaching plans that include demolitions of existing buildings and the construction of new, multi -storey buildings.

difficult priorities in the building committee

While the construction committee was coordinated by the Moosaik project, there were heated debates among the city representatives. Mayor Patrick Janik (UWG, CSU, SPD, BLS) and Otto Gaßner (UWG), who used to be a mentor of the mayor, had different views on the priority list of the construction projects. Gaßner emphasized the urgency of the renovation of the bus station, which has been planned for ten years and has been constantly postponed. This discussion illustrates dissatisfaction with the lack of personnel resources that hinder the implementation of relevant projects.

The "Moosaik" project is given a focus and approval as the primary project, which means that other projects such as the renovation of the bus station and the planning of the Edeka property on the station-Nord are still more to be pushed to the edge. According to reports, the location of the bus station is extremely important, but Janik does not want to endanger the priority of the other projects.

The influence of investors

An important aspect of the construction projects in Starnberg is the role of investors who are under pressure on many projects. In view of increasing construction costs and loan interest, it is crucial for investors to make timely progress in the construction projects in order to secure their economic engagement. The Moosaik project therefore has the highest urgency, not only for the city, but also for the investors who pushed the plans forward and pushed for implementation.

The comprehensive planning for the mossaic project includes a variety of aspects, starting with a mobility concept that takes into account car and bike sharing stations as well as public transport links, and other facilities such as grill zones and accessibility. All of these details must be contractually stated in order to guarantee the smooth course of the construction project.

The list of projects in Starnberg is long and extensive. There are a number of other projects that are worth mentioning behind the mossaic project. These include the planned social housing project on the Wiesengrund and the expansion of the Schorn commercial area, all of which are in the planning. However, the view of the priorities could change greatly, which often leads to heated discussions in the city council.

Hans Beigel, owner of an underdeveloped area in the city, also plans to modernize the building complex and to be adjusted to the bus station. Despite these suggestions, the corresponding applications in the building committee failed, which visibly disappointed. He points out that waiting for concrete implementations disappointed the expectations of the city administration. The current framework conditions mean that many of these plans are put on hold, while the city is also trying to advance the prioritized projects such as the mossaic.