AllThingsGerman.net: Oberursel
The latest news in English from Oberursel in the Taunus area of Germany.
As part of the “Stadtentwicklungsplan” there will be a chance to discuss the future development of Oberursel at the town hall on Saturday, 20th April, 2013 between 10am and 3pm.
The workshop is entitled “projects”, and in this session the idea is to come up with projects that will allow the aims discussed previously to be fulfilled. These project ideas will be passed on to the town council’s sub-committees at the end of 2013.
The “Forum Nord” is holding an evening to discuss the future of the Northern part of Oberursel (that is, roughly the area between the Lahnstraße and the Hohemark) as part of the town development process on Tuesday, 9th October, 2012 at 8pm in the Grundschule am Eichwäldchen, located in the Eichwäldchenweg.
The evening is open to everyone.
The Stadtladen in the Strackgasse was so well received during the Brunnenfest that it will be open until further notice on Tuesdays between 4pm and 7pm.
The new town development plan for Oberursel was discussed at a kick-off event in the Stadthalle this evening. The current plan dates from 1977/78. Residents are being encouraged to get involved and put their suggestions forward on how the town should develop.
Petra Würfel, Ute Meissner, Arnold Richter and Hans-Georg Brum outside the Stadtladen in the Strackgasse
The Stadtladen in the Strackgasse will be open during the forthcoming Brunnenfest to hear comments and ideas about the future development of Oberursel, known as STEP: Stadtenwicklungsplan
It will be open on Friday 1st June and Monday 4th June from 12 noon, Saturday and Sunday from 10am, and stay open each day until 6pm.
Further details about STEP and a discussion forum will be on-line from Friday at this address:
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