Violent protests: Residents defend themselves against a student dormitory in Moosach!

Violent protests: Residents defend themselves against a student dormitory in Moosach!

In Munich, the mood is boiling! A controversial construction project is under discussion at Seydlitzstraße 3: a student dormitory is to be built here, and the residents are anything but enthusiastic. As reported [tz.de] (https://www.tz.de/muenchen/stadt/steit-studentenheim- residential home-protestier- against plaene-93768760.html), numerous citizens expressed their concerns at a meeting of the district committee (BA) Moosach and raised their displeasure with the plans.

A resident who described himself as the "main affected" made it clear that the project endangered the quality of life of the families in the area. Seydlitzstraße is a typical family -friendly environment with playgrounds and charming semi -detached house halves, which he sees in danger through the construction project. The conversion of a single -family house into a total of 19 apartments is planned, which raises many questions.

protests and concerns of the residents

The critical voices of the residents are diverse. At the session, seven messages that summarize the concerns of the citizens were presented. Many residents particularly fear a burden on the infrastructure. Another critic called for a comprehensive examination of the political and social aspects of the student dormitory. Correspondingly concerned, the citizens show themselves about the possible effects on their living environment. The BA informed that a project with eleven residential units was originally planned, much smaller and less problematic.

Another point that fuels the discussion is the classification of the area. Seydlitzstraße is classified as a general residential area, which generally allows the construction of a student home. Nevertheless, the residents not only see the presence of students as an advantage, but also demand the corresponding framework conditions to protect the quality of the living environment. Some members of the BA commented more positively about the construction project and emphasized that students could also bring advantages, for example in the form of a lower parking space requirement.

political support of the residents

In order to strengthen the protest of the residents, some citizens have launched a petition that is directed against the planned student dormitory. On the platform Openpetition, citizens can vote and express their concerns. A call to participate in the meeting of the district committee on May 19 invites all those who want to work to maintain a family -friendly living environment. The chairman of the BA, Mr. Wolfgang Kuhn, thanked the supporters of the initiative, in particular for their mail order to the local authorities.

The residents' concerns were clearly noted by the district committee. The BA unanimously decided to forward it to the construction department and to ask for an examination of the options for influence. The approval of the construction project does not seem to be certain, and the resistance remains. The next steps and the outcome of the discussion remain exciting - Munich observes the developments with great interest!