Budget Allocations for School Investment, Infrastructure Development, and Housing Renovation Plans
In the picturesque town of Landshut, several significant projects are currently underway, set to enhance the local infrastructure and education system.
The most notable of these projects is the construction of a new bridge over the Kleine Isar. With a clear width between the banks of 5.75 meters, this new structure will not only serve as a vital transportation link but also carry a district heating line operated by Stadtwerke Landshut.
Another key aspect of this project is the inclusion of a bus stop, measuring 3.20 meters in width and boasting a length of 162 meters. This addition will undoubtedly make commuting more convenient for residents and visitors alike.
Elsewhere in the town, the Johann-Weiß-Steg station is undergoing demolition and new construction. The contract sum for the bridge construction alone amounts to 2.567 million Euros.
The projects don't end there. The expansion of the Magdalenenheim, for instance, carries a total cost of 9.365 million euros. This expansion includes an extension attached to the main building, featuring 21 new rooms, nine of which are wheelchair-accessible.
In addition, the project includes a student parking area with a width of 3.80 meters and a length of 148 meters. This provision will undoubtedly facilitate easier access to the new facilities.
Lastly, the construction project aims to provide access to the new Realschule, although the architect or project leader responsible for its construction was not specified in the available information.
These projects underscore Landshut's commitment to progress and development, ensuring a brighter future for its residents and visitors.
