Drönnewitzer Straße in Demmin closed for three weeks – why?

Drönnewitzer Straße in Demmin closed for three weeks – why?

From Wednesday, October 15th, the time has come: Drönnewitzer Straße in Demmin will be completely closed for around three weeks. The closure affects the area between the entrance to the Peenewerkstätten and Kiebitzweg. The reason for the measures are urgent repairs to the sewage system, which were uncovered during a camera inspection. This damage must be repaired urgently, as it affects both the rainwater and wastewater sewers, as uckermarkkurier.de reports.

The Demmin/Altentreptow water and wastewater association has commissioned the urgent construction work. Since the affected lines cannot be repaired using the efficient inline method, three areas of the road have to be broken up. The repairs were organized by Georg Koch GmbH from Malchin. To ensure that residents are not faced with closed doors, individual arrangements are made for direct residents.

Detours and accessibility

There will be a diversion via the B 110 for bus and transit traffic during the construction period. However, there is an all-clear for Kaufland and Repo-Markt customers: this section of Drönnewitzer Straße remains accessible at all times. The access to Autohaus Peene GmbH can also still be used via Heinrich-Zille-Straße. This shows that good planning is important even in times of extensive construction work.

Repairs to the sewage system are a fundamental measure to ensure the efficiency of wastewater disposal. Wastewater disposal includes the collection, forwarding and treatment of various types of wastewater, including the emptying of drainless pits, as mv-serviceportal.de explains in detail. The municipalities that implement these tasks within the framework of local self-government bear particular responsibility. The current repairs show once again how important such maintenance measures are to ensure a clean and safe environment.

Wastewater disposal in focus

In recent decades, significant progress has been made in wastewater disposal through investments in sewage treatment plants, which also affect water protection. This is underlined by umweltbundesamt.de, which emphasizes the importance of efficient wastewater treatment. However, there are still challenges, particularly due to micropollutants in water, which should be reduced in the future through the introduction of new treatment processes. The planned fourth stage of cleaning by 2035 is a step in the right direction.

Overall, Drönnewitzer Straße is facing a necessary renovation that will not only improve the road infrastructure, but also make a significant contribution to water quality. Citizens in Demmin are called upon to adapt to the structural changes and to use alternative routes during the closure.