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Additional funds are being made available from the compensation fund for the repair of the former Zur Felsn inn in Passau. Due to unforeseeable additional costs refinancing in the amount of 274200 euros was approved. Art Minister Bernd Sibler announced this in Munich today. With this grant the building can be completely renovated. In 2019 around 402000 euros were made available from the compensation fund for the renovation of the monument. The repair of listed buildings is a challenging task that is often associated with unpredictability. One such event occurred at the former Zur Felsn inn in Passau. We support the association Felsenfreunde Passau eV so that the work can be completed properly as the owner with additional funds from the compensation fund. In this way we are helping to preserve one of the oldest inns in the city and to fill a historical monument with new life emphasized State Minister Sibler.The increase in costs is due among other things to considerable damage which despite extensive preliminary investigations only became apparent during the construction work. The work that leads to the additional costs is fully substance-preserving and therefore not only sensible but absolutely necessary for the sustainable completion of the measure.The property is documented from 1647 but its buildings are much older. The main building of the property dates from around 1530. The heyday of the inn was in the late 19th century. In 2016 the association Felsenfreunde Passau e. V. the property. After the extensive renovation it is planned to set up a meeting point for the residents of the district as well as rooms for various events on the ground floor. In addition apartments are to be built on the upper floor.The owner of the former inn Zur Felsn is the association Felsenfreunde Passau eV. The compensation fund is administered by the Bavarian State Ministry for Science and Art and funded jointly by the Free State and the municipalities. The measure has been coordinated with the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation and is professionally supported by them.
