Mattersburg: Uncertainty in the new town hall building remains

Mattersburg: Uncertainty in the new town hall building remains

In Mattersburg there is news about the planned construction of a new town hall. Although the project stopped on the Pucher area in May, the city continues to hold on to its plans. Mayor Claudia Schlager (SPÖ) said that the architectural competition is currently underway, but no fixed schedule for the construction can be determined.

On Thursday, Schlager said that it will take a while for all the necessary meetings to be held and the results of the competition are available. "Of course, we will inform the population about the state of planning in good time," she emphasized. The uncertainty about the time frame is understandable, especially after the discussions that led to the stop of the project at the time. as burgenland.orf.at reported , there were concerns about a possible million deals related to the Pucher-area, which led to a broad discussion in the city.

Current status of the project

The mayor made it clear that the city administration is determined to advance the project, even if there are currently ambiguities. According to its statements, the city will inform the public about all progress in order to keep the citizens up to date. "We don't just leave things. It is important that the citizens know what happens," she added.

The latest developments are important for the city of Mattersburg, since the construction of a new town hall would not only create a central place for the administration, but also represents an upgrading of the cityscape. The plans for the new town hall are part of a larger vision for the city and should accept concrete forms in the coming months.

The decision to advance the town hall project, despite the previous difficulties, shows the political will of the city tour to actively shape the development and to respond to the needs of citizens. The architectural competition will play an important role in obtaining high -quality designs for the new building.

The Mattersburg administration remains optimistic that the legal and financial aspects will soon be clarified. "We are confident that we will work with the right partners to lead this project to success," concluded Schlager. In the near future, it will be important to take into account the feedback from the citizens and ensure that the building meets the requirements of the residents.