Cycle path update and fun fair: Schaumburg experiences changes!

in Schaumburg are numerous projects that affect both the cycle paths and the events in the region. A central point is the revised planning of the cycle path network, which is said to be completed in 2026 before the State Garden Show in Bad Nenndorf. This revision includes the renovation of signs and the introduction of new routes. The cost of the project amounts to around 500,000 euros, with a funding application of 90 % of the sum sought, such as Sn-online.de reported.

Another important topic concerns the Bad Nenndorfer Kirmes. Due to the upcoming construction work for the State Garden Show, the fair circuit is expected to fail. A suitable alternative location could not be found, which leaves the possibility that the event may disappear permanently from the event calendar.

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In addition to the cycle path revision, a bicycle zone will be introduced in the shaft road in spring 2024. This project encounters considerable criticism with regard to the city's information policy. The administration has already started to collect data on the meaningfulness of the project. In the event of a continuation, accompanying measures, including police controls and structural interventions, are planned.

In addition, the plans to increase the attractiveness of the Steinhuder bathroom island should include new offers such as accommodation, beach chairs and concerts. However, there are concerns about the lack of parking spaces nearby, which puts the possibility of an admission price to finance these offers, as also Sn-online.de Report.

Another aspect that influences the landscape of the region is the careful restoration of the lying hall by the architect Jörg Sander by Kiefer Sander Architects BDA. Sander plans to get the special architecture, including the striking window front to the terrace, and at the same time to reconcile with the original building fabric. The Laga General Planner Hutterreimann, such as Schaumburger-wochenblatt.de reported.