Future Land Surveys at Fronhof
In the heart of ISEK City, the redesign of Fronhof is progressing steadily, with a focus on community engagement, environmental improvements, and meticulous planning. The Fronhof redesign is part of the larger ISEK City 2030 city development concept, scheduled for completion in the coming years.
Currently, a series of public events have been held to gather input and ideas from residents, business owners, and restaurateurs. These events aim to ensure the redesign reflects the community's needs and desires. Alongside these community engagements, preliminary investigations concerning the soil conditions at Fronhof have been conducted. These investigations are crucial for identifying any contamination, assessing soil quality, and determining the suitability for planned landscaping and construction.
The initial plans emphasize greening the area to enhance ecological value, increase green spaces, and improve the overall urban environment. This includes planting more trees, creating green corridors, and introducing sustainable urban drainage solutions. Based on the feedback from events and soil analyses, detailed design proposals are being drafted, integrating sustainable urban development principles.
Further soil investigations and environmental assessments are planned to ensure all construction and landscaping actions comply with safety and ecological standards. A total of 13 small drillings using a core drilling sonde will take place, both on the Fronhof and on the church square. The results of these investigations will help determine necessary actions during the redesign and will be important for the successful execution of the Fronhof redesign.
The city administration has announced that the design planning for the Fronhof redesign must be completed before the redesign can begin. The information from the soil investigations is also relevant for further cost estimation. It's important to note that the soil investigations are not part of the initial construction process, nor are they intended to determine a construction start date.
Once the design planning is approved by politics, the refined initial designs will be presented to the community for further input. The greening initiatives will be expanded, with concrete plans for biodiversity-friendly plants, recreational spaces, and improved pedestrian areas. Implementation phases are scheduled as part of the broader ISEK City 2030 timeline.
Residents, business owners, and restaurateurs will be informed in advance of the upcoming soil investigations, which are scheduled to take place on January 14 and 15. After the drill holes are completed, they will be closed again. Various topics, including the use for events and greening, are being addressed in the redesign of Fronhof.
For more specific information such as dates or contact points for participation, residents can refer to updates from local municipal sources or the ISEK City 2030 project office. The Fronhof redesign is an exciting step towards a greener and more community-focused ISEK City, and we look forward to seeing the final results.
The redesign of Fronhof aims to improve the community's home-and-garden lifestyle within ISEK City, focusing on greening the area and creating spaces that cater to residents, business owners, and restaurateurs. To ensure the success of the redesign, persistent efforts are being made to address soil conditions and incorporate feedback from the community.
