Collection works for Bergedorf: Greens provide information about progress and future!

Collection works for Bergedorf: Greens provide information about progress and future!

Hamburg. The long-awaited construction of three scene works in Bergedorf, especially in the four- and Marschlander, focus again. Environmental Senator Jens Kerstan, who has been in office since 2015, will present current information on these projects on Saturday, October 19, in the Tatenberg ferry house.

People in Bergedorf have been dealing with flood protection for years. This was particularly evident due to the devastating flood in February 2022, when the Dove and Gose-Egge stepped over its banks and put numerous plots under water. In this critical situation, the helpers of the Technical Relief Agency (THW) use high -performance pumps to quickly lead the water back into the Elbe. Thanks to these measures, worse things could be prevented, but the need for effective solutions remains undisputed.

Current developments and challenges

While the plans for the new scale in Zollenspieker, Neudorf and Dove-Elbe have been on the table for years, there were always stumbling blocks. In particular, the property acquisition and the associated, lengthy plan changes caused delays. Kerstan will explain the progress and obstacles to this important infrastructure project in detail and take into account the future steps together with Jennifer Jasberg, the group leader of the Greens Hamburg, as well as Sonja Lattwesen, the spokeswoman for urban development and disaster protection.

The scene works are crucial for the drainage of the region and should help to better manage future flood events. Their implementation is not only important for the residents, but also for the entire infrastructure in the Bergedorf district. Jen Kerstan, who is a good interest in the local conditions in the Hamburg Senate as a serving elder, has great interest in the rapid realization of these projects.

At the information event in the Tatenberg ferry house, the residents are invited to inform themselves directly and to clarify possible questions. In view of its upcoming political withdrawal, the event will also offer an opportunity to think about the achievements and open challenges during his tenure, especially with regard to environmental issues and disaster protection.

The future of the science and flood protection in Bergedorf remains a central topic. The upcoming exchange on Saturday could provide important insights into the progress of these initiatives and inform the population about the next steps to improve flood protection in their region. A comprehensive overview of the situation provides www.abendblatt.de .