Dausenau: Refurbishment of the crooked tower and new station bridge begins!

Dausenau: Refurbishment of the crooked tower and new station bridge begins!

In the small community of Dausenau, there are two important construction projects that have been discussed for some time. It is the urgently needed renovation of the crooked tower, a popular landmark of the region, as well as the construction of a new train station bridge. Mayor Michelle Wittler informed about the current developments on these projects, which are of great importance for the community.

The official work on the renovation of the crooked tower is expected to begin in November, but at the latest in February. This historical tower has increasingly lost stability lately, which means that immediate measures have to be taken to secure the building. It is no secret that the tower continues to tilt and turns what makes it an insecure place for the population and visitors.

new construction of the Bahnhofsbrücke

In parallel to the work on the crooked tower, the new construction of the Bahnhofsbrücke is also advanced. This bridge is of central importance for the connection of the station to the rest of the community, and the construction work is to begin in the time of the closure of the Lahntalbahn in November. The exact planning and execution of these projects is already in full swing.

The bridge will not only be important for the residents, but also for travelers who rely on a safe and comfortable crossing of the tracks. The existing bridge is now in need of renovation, so that the new building will be a clear improvement in the infrastructure.

The municipality has received the necessary permits from the responsible authorities, and the construction work is expected to run smoothly. This advances offer the community a good opportunity to modernize their infrastructure and to ensure the security of both the residents and the visitors.

Overall, these two projects represent an attentive step into the future for Dausenau. As Michelle Wittler explained, those responsible for the community work closely with the construction companies, planning teams and other relevant positions in order to implement the projects as efficiently as possible. Further details about these developments are on www.rhein-zeitung.de