Future of the dilapidated water tower: What is left for Schulzendorf?

Future of the dilapidated water tower: What is left for Schulzendorf?

In the coming weeks, there are some significant developments in the region that will affect both citizens and commuters. A particularly relevant topic is the dilapidated Niederlehmer water tower, whose future will be discussed in the upcoming urban development committee. The building administration appreciates the opportunities for further use of the 120 -year -old building as low. Despite its historical importance, the water tower could only offer any further functions beyond a climb. A renovation report that is intended to provide the basis for possible measures will only be on the agenda next year - and money for this initiative is currently not planned in the household. maz-online.de reports that the need for this measure Age and condition of the water tower is urgent.

A look at the mobility of the region shows that the RB36 railway line between Königs Wusterhausen and Frankfurt (Oder) is affected by a deletion of regional trains. From December 2025, the number of trains will be drastically reduced, which makes life particularly difficult for commuters. You have to adjust to a two -hour time in the evening, which significantly limits the connections you require. Delays and train failures due to new battery trains contribute to the dissatisfaction of passengers.

mayoral election and their candidates

In the further course, the upcoming mayoral election in Schulzendorf is also greatly observed by the local media. The CDU has nominated Markus Witteck, a long-time chief police commissioner and since 2019, CDU parliamentary group leader. Witteck, who is the sixth applicant for the elections on October 5, has time until July 31, to replace further suggestions to support his election campaign.

The citizens in Zernsdorf also have to adapt to restrictions in their mobility. In the Feldstraße and Friedrich-Engels-Straße, the level crossings will be closed in July for several days, which results in significant detours for drivers. While the regional train RB36 is out for two and a half weeks during this time, residents have to wait for the renewal of these important transport connections.

Current events in an international context

nationally, the escalation in the Middle East causes worrying effects, especially at Berlin-Brandenburg (BER) Airport. Israel attacks on Iran have already led to several flight cancellations, including two connections according to Tel Aviv and flights to Beirut and Beijing. Airlines are required to position themselves in the region with regard to the security situation as far as travelers are concerned.

A look at comparable developments in other cities shows that cities like Brandenburg an der Havel currently rely on funding of almost 10 million euros in order to advance various urban projects. Minister Guido Beermann recently presented funding notices that affect the construction of an important bridge and the renovation of schools, among other things. Such initiatives could represent catalysts for a positive urban growth in the region and mitigate the stress of the loss of transport options for commuters. Stadt-brandenburg.de emphasizes the need to adapt the transport infrastructure to the requirements of the citizens.

The developments around the Lower Low Water Tower and the challenges of transport connections show that there is a lot to do - be it in urban development or in the political landscape. The citizens are called up to contribute to the discussion and to use their voice for the future development of their community.