Elektra area in Bregenz: Between success and garbage problems

Elektra area in Bregenz: Between success and garbage problems

In the heart of Bregenz, the situation on the Elektra area, once a place full of energy, is now a shadow game of neglect and chaos. While a new residential and commercial building at Brielgasse 27 was brought to life, the grotesque state of an adjacent area causes outrage in the neighborhood. Garbage, graffiti and decay are in clear contrast to the freshly designed living space.

The area is managed by Rhomberg Bau AG, and obviously there is tangible need for action, as the residents report. In the back of the site, which is accessible through an access on Brielgasse, a number of illegal garbage deposits have accumulated.

The garbage collection in focus

As citizens reported about the municipal community alignment platform "I Luag Uf di", not only boxes and construction waste, but also an old sofa, a stove, washing machine and many other items can be found there. A non -ending list of legacies that cloud the image of the area. The information about the condition of the site was also in comprehensive reporting of www.vol.at picked up.

A local inspection by Vol.at confirmed the descriptions. Waste like a rotten sofa, old electrical equipment and neglected vehicles make the site a picture of the terror. Immediately from the bike path, the unkempt conditions are visible and throw a bad light on the efforts of the city and the company.

who is responsible?

When asked about the responsibility, the city spokeswoman Michaela Fink explains that it is private terrain. Therefore, the message was forwarded to the construction company accordingly. Rhomberg Bau has recognized the situation and assures that the condition of the site is not acceptable.

Torben Nakoinz, spokesman for Rhomberg Bau AG, confirmed that as the owner of the property, they take the problem seriously. On Wednesday there was already a person responsible on site to get an idea of ​​the situation. "We are currently not using the area ourselves," said Nakoinz. The area was left to the artist collective "Culture Sector Elektra", which also complicated the situation.

While many hope that an improvement will occur promptly, it remains unclear who will take responsibility for the cleanliness of the site. Nakoinz made it clear that the elimination of the garbage is a top priority and one would like to clarify the causes of the garbage deposits before specific steps are initiated. "It's not about finding a guilty person, but about solving the problem," said the company spokesman.

The efforts to clean the area as quickly as possible have already been initiated. Residents and interested parties can be excited to see how and when to react to the negative aspects that the electrical area plagues.