Slipid sidewalks in Plauen: Passers -by demand quick solutions!

Slipid sidewalks in Plauen: Passers -by demand quick solutions!

In Neundorfer Straße in Plauen, the trouble is great - and that since the renovation in spring 2008. The passers -by feel uncomfortable, because the new pavement ensures a significant risk of slipping, especially when wet. Despite the initial joy of the new clinker panels with a waffle pattern, the euphoric mood has quickly gone, as the Freie Presse . The city administration has reacted to the repeated criticism of the citizens, but a sufficient solution still seems to be in the distance.

The situation has developed into a problem over the years. Above all, the parking bays created raise questions. The parking situation makes it difficult for the tram, which not only leads to delays, but also leads to towing campaigns when cars hinder traffic. Holding banks were set up, but important parking spaces in front of shops are no longer usable. The chairman of the CDU city association, Frank Heidan, criticized the implementation sharply and in an extraordinary session called for quick action by the city administration, which had already been pointed out to defects at an early stage, but which were ignored. In these tense circumstances, the traders are particularly under pressure - an intolerable situation, as Heidan emphasizes.

claims and suggestions

The leading city also refers to the CDU's suggestions. This includes the topic of problems in urban bodies with architects, the Plauen tram, police and regulatory office. Furthermore, the implementation of a public citizens' meeting is sought to involve the citizens. Another central concern is the removal of the snow masses to optimize the parking facilities, as well as the immediate breakdown of the no -stop signs from affected shops.

active mobility is becoming more and more on the subject of modern urban planning. According to the Environmental Federal Agency promotes an environmentally and human-friendly city to go and cycle. These aspects are not only important for the quality of life of the citizens, but also contribute to the revitalization of the local economy. In many other cities in Germany, successful redesigns have already been initiated in favor of foot and cycling, which has noticeably increased the quality of life.

In order to master the risk of slipping in Plauen and at the same time meet the needs of residents and traders, a rethink in traffic and street planning is necessary. Only through increased citizen participation and an open ear for the wishes of the population can Plauen finally become a city that is both safe and promotes the exchange between residents and shops.