Noise and dust in Weyhe-Leneste: residents desperate for construction work!

Noise and dust in Weyhe-Leneste: residents desperate for construction work!

In Weyhe-Leneste, the construction work for extending line 8 is in full swing. Residents report considerable noise and dust caused by the construction activities. Alfred Gräf, a direct resident, expresses his concern about the activities, which start from 6 a.m. through trough -up and heavy machines. Such noises have severely affected everyday life in the neighborhood because they often go beyond the acceptable level. According to Kreiszeitung.de The size of the so-called "interlocking area" is currently being processed, 8,000 Square meter.

This area will later accommodate the turning loop for line 8 and partly belongs to the municipality of Weyhe and the Bremen-Thedinghauser Eisenbahn (BTE). The residents were informed about the upcoming work in spring 2025, which the building contractor Steinbrecher and Matthäi officially rolled out from March 26, 2025.

noise and dust reduction in planning

Despite the complaints, the working group Line 8 assures that the use of the interim storage space is free of approval because it is in the construction site area of the entire project. The responsible authorities were informed of the operation of a mobile break system. Noise protection measures should ensure that the quality of life of the residents is not further affected. This includes the construction of an earth and edge wall made of recycling material, which serves to dampen the noises. In addition, a snow cannon is used to reduce fine dust to tie the dust.

According to the noise reduction, the authorities must observe certain legal guidelines. Of course, residents experience the noise individually, and while for many the noises of the construction work are a constant annoyance, there are objective ratings that serve as a guideline for necessary noise protection measures. These also take into account that noises are not constant, but occur in different periods of the day and night. In this context, the noise level is determined both in actual values, i.e. the current noise level, as well as by forecast values, which take into account any future traffic loads, according to line1und8.de.

However, it remains to be seen whether the noise protection measures will really be sufficient to relieve the complaints of the residents. The residents have a good hand to express their concerns and concerns about the effects of the construction work. The question remains to what extent those responsible are able to take them seriously and find corresponding solutions.

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