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On the occasion of the handover of the approval notice for the second construction phase of the land reorganization in Walldurn, Minister Peter Hauk emphasized its importance for the infrastructure in rural areas. Through the external: land reorganization (opens in new window), we are creating the basis for improved development and living situation in the districts of Reinhardsachsen and Kaltenbrunn and their districts. I am pleased to receive another approval notice today in the amount of over To be able to hand over 630,000 euros for the second construction phase. This decision marks another significant milestone for the local areas affected and their residents. The ongoing process shows how targeted and functional land consolidation is taking place and how the infrastructure in external: rural areas (Opens in new window) is future-proof, said the Minister for Food, Rural Areas and Consumer Protection, Peter Hauk, in Walldurn in the Neckar-Odenwald district Handover of the approval notice. Improving the infrastructure of rural areas The Walldurn-Reinhardsachsen/Kaltenbrunn land reorganization (local areas) aims, among other things, to improve the infrastructure in rural areas. The expansion of roads, paths and other infrastructure facilities is intended to improve connections between local areas. The measures are intended not only to enhance the townscape, but also to noticeably improve the quality of life. In addition, agricultural areas are also included in order to promote the sustainable development of the region. Due to the size of the project and the high number of measures, the expansion phases will take several years and will require extensive investments. The second tranche includes the expansion of the Wettersdorf-Kaltenbrunn connecting road and the expansion of two local roads in Kaltenbrunn. To increase biotope connectivity, strips of trees are planted and border strips with individual trees are created. Attractive villages and communities When handing over the decision to the chairman of the community of participants, Edwin Bundschuh, Minister Peter Hauk emphasized the importance of this project for the future of the community: Land reorganization is an important building block for the development of our rural areas. We must ensure that our villages and communities remain attractive and worth living in. The great voluntary commitment of those present today also makes a decisive contribution to this, said the minister.
