Allotment gardener in Guntramsdorf: Hope after threatening demolition!

Allotment gardener in Guntramsdorf: Hope after threatening demolition!

in Guntramsdorf, Mödling district, the allotment gardeners on Oceanstrasse can continue to pursue their passion. A solution was recently found between the allotment garden association and the “Neue Heimat” building cooperative, which came about after an intensive dialogue with Mayor Robert Weber and an appearance on the ORF program “Volksanwalter”. This agreement, such as Noen , enables the affected gardeners to receive their plots that have been green for decades serve.

The situation was previously tense, since about 70 allotments legally operated in a gray zone. These gardens were created a long time ago, but the property now belongs to the "new home". With the expiry of lease contracts at the end of March 2025, demolition notices threatened. The Vice President of the Lower Austria Landesverband der Kedartener, Hannes Winkler, campaigned for the gardeners and described the negotiations as positive. "I had a round table with the community and the new home," said Winkler, who strives to create long-term legal certainty for the tenants, as today . The participation of the municipality is also sought for the cost share.

legal certainty in sight

Winkler's goal is to offer gardening more security due to existing contracts from 1946. These inventory contracts made the legal situation complicated because they appear illegal at first glance. The Vice President hopes for a parceling that should enable the tenants a long -term perspective. The urban negotiations and the pressure through public appearances seem to have been the decisive steps in this matter. The case is also dealt with at the "ORF civic lawyer", which should give the concerned audience additional clarity.