Seehausen is investing 115,000 euros in Eickhof renovation!

Seehausen is investing 115,000 euros in Eickhof renovation!

In the Seehausen district of Geestgottberg, the partial renovation of Eickhof Street is planned. This measure is being led by a Stendal office and has already met with great approval among local residents. The Hanseatic city of Seehausen has budgeted 115,000 euros for this purpose. The city council, under the leadership of Mayor Detlef Neumann (non-party), passed the resolution for the project, which envisages the street layout being three meters wide on a community-owned parcel. The extent to which the adjacent sidewalk can be preserved will be examined.

The planning takes into account various fundamental aspects such as property conditions, project requirements and legal framework conditions. As part of the partial renovation, different expansion variants and drainage solutions should be examined in detail and compared with each other. Drainage can take place both above ground, for example through a shoulder and trough, or underground through a rainwater canal.

Cost estimate and space requirements

The budget has budgeted exactly 114,446 euros for the entire partial renovation. Depending on the expansion option chosen, it could be necessary to use a farmer's private land. Discussions have already been held with the owner and the space could be purchased at a price of three euros per square meter. Another detail is that the owner attaches conditions to the sale of his area; Fortification of its warehouses and garages must be guaranteed.

The residents of the Eickhof, including the former daycare director Petra Olschewski, welcome the measures to redesign the street, which are considered necessary. The diverse aspects of planning and implementation are now being pursued further to ensure that all the requirements and wishes of those affected are taken into account in the best possible way.

The Eickhoff and Partner office, known for its expertise in traffic infrastructure construction, plays a central role in the subsoil assessment and start-up consultations in order to implement the planned measures efficiently and sustainably. Examples of the company's past projects demonstrate its experience in assessing subsoil conditions, including the successful implementation of various traffic and environmental construction projects.

Overall, there are indications that the partial renovation of the Eickhof could not only lead to an improvement in the traffic situation, but also an upgrade of the entire Geestgottberg district. The city administration sees this measure as a step in the right direction to increase the quality of life for residents and ensure sustainable development.