Future of allotment gardens in Goldwörth: Risk of demolition due to floods

Future of allotment gardens in Goldwörth: Risk of demolition due to floods

in Goldwörth, where the allotment grabbing has been in the headlines again and again in recent years, there are now serious decisions. After the 2013 flood events, which affected many families living there, the future of the settlement is now being discussed again. The municipality has found that numerous houses and huts are in a flood area, which carries additional risks. Therefore, there are plans to remove the buildings to ensure the safety of residents.

The situation is complicated: many of the residents have lived in the settlement for decades before they were asked to sell and go their properties in 2015. Although financial aid was offered to the affected settlers, it turned out that the new space dedications that came into force after the large evacuation did not allow new buildings to be built there. This led to displeasure and uncertainty.

inspection by authorities

The municipality has organized a two -day tour in view of the current flood risk and the existing problem, in which the district administration and the water rights authority also took part. Land owners were invited so that it can primarily be checked which buildings were legally built there. "The notices will not be sent until next month," said Hubert Pommermayr, the head of Goldwörth, on request. The inspections and the associated legal evaluations will make the basis for future decisions about the buildings.

According to the first reports, many of the buildings there are on the brink - the prospects are dark when it comes to preserving these properties. The examination has shown that it is not only about flood protection, but also about compliance with the latest regulations regarding space dedications that could take the possibilities of building up to build residents. Local residents who grew up in the settlement are concerned about the uncertain future and the risk of losing their long -standing home towns.

The topic remains tense and it remains to be seen how the community and the affected citizens will react to the upcoming notices. While the authorities continue to observe the situation and take suitable steps, the consideration of improving safety and quality of life in Goldwörth is a central concern for many. Further information about the developments of this sensitive topic are at www.tips.at find.