Rewe-Park in Sendling: Construction site remains, residents are frustrated!

Rewe-Park in Sendling: Construction site remains, residents are frustrated!

Alramstraße, 80331 München, Deutschland - The concerns of the Sendlinger around the "Rewe-Park" on Alramstrasse are growing increasingly. The green area, which was previously considered a popular meeting point, remains closed and is increasingly being deprived. Munich's mobility officer Georg Dunkel has stated in a current message that six so -called "sip fountains" were created. These are required to ensure the stability of the construction pit, regardless of whether the construction project continues in the short or long term. The wells can only be removed if the basement of the planned building is stable. In addition, your own water posture infrastructure must be created for the (still to be built) building, which also complicates the situation. [Wochenanzeiger] reports that the condition of the area is worrying.

The area has been part of a construction site since 2020, where a total of 130 condominiums are to be built by 2025. The residents are dissatisfied and the district committee sees itself as a duty to maintain the area as a communication point for the municipality. Philip Fickel from the SPD has made an application for urgent cleaning and a reconciliation of the property into a green area, which was largely accepted. Despite the commitment of the property developer M-Concept, resorting the property after completion of the house, the area is not legally protected as a green area and currently littered by pipes, cables and components. [tz.de] shows that there is a need for action here.

a new approach for green space management

The topic of green space maintenance is not only relevant in Sendling. At the 65th garden office manager conference of the Galk e.V., a new guide was presented in May 2023, which is intended to serve as the basis for effective green space management. The guide, which will be available from 2024, contains decisive information on the creation and operational operation of a green area management system. This could also be important for urban development projects such as the Rewe-Park. With the aim of increasing efficiency in dealing with green areas, the consideration of aspects such as climate change and biodiversity is also promoted. [Stadtundgruen.de] emphasizes how important modern area management is today.

Philip Fickel also criticizes the defective communication of the developer. He suggests commissioning mayors to intensify contact with the company so that progress can finally be made. In particular, the property developer's information that the pipes are used to drain the excavation pit reveals questions. The district committee had already tried to protect the area in 2017, but without success. These repeated attempts show how urgently improving the situation at the Rewe-Park for the citizens: inside.

The challenges about the Rewe-Park clearly show that Munich needs a good knack for the development of its green areas. The residents hope for soon improvements and a return to a lively district that takes their needs into account and offers space for encounters.