Local residents in Ossietzkystrasse: trouble about missed construction work!

Local residents in Ossietzkystrasse: trouble about missed construction work!

Anklam, Deutschland - The current construction work in Ossietzkystrasse causes plenty of resentment among residents. During the last meeting of the city representative, a resident expressed her dissatisfaction with the missed construction planning and inadequate communication with the administration. Her concerns were rejected by Mayor Michael Galander, who made it clear that some cuts were necessary for the residents during the work. Nevertheless, there is resentment, because the residents in the Ringstrasse also fight with limited access to their property, which also contains the situation. [Nordkurier] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/anklam/Anwohner-aerger-ueber- der-Osstietzki-Strasse-3734644) reports that the building authority under the direction of Katharina Häusler had assumed a parking space for the affected resident as close as possible. In addition, a shutdown to the entrance was improved in order to better take into account health restrictions.

The problem with the construction work runs over several weeks. Frequent shifts in appointments for asphalt delivery cause the responsible headache. The desired date for asphalting in the first construction phase is now moving to the end of August to early September. One is planning to jointly paved the first two construction qualifications and the intersection to Erich-Mühsam-Straße. The goal: to produce the greatest possible freedom of movement for the residents in the residential area.

legal foundations and residential rights

The situation is made more difficult by the legal framework. The right of ownership according to Article 14 of the Basic Law guarantees the residents the right to use their property within the framework of the laws. Restrictions on the accessible options are permitted, but only as long as it is necessary for the construction work. However, the residential rights do not protect against all impairments, which increases the risk of economic losses through the construction work for residents. [Anwalt.de] (https://www.anwalt.de/rechtstipps/anliegerrechte-be-be-strassen closing_064475.html) describes that residents who need publicly accessible roads who have to accept the associated challenges and possible repairs.

The question of possible compensation claims arises, especially for commercial residents. According to the legal requirements, the access could be entitled to compensation for longer interruptions or considerable difficulties. The economic existence of a company must not be at risk, which must be preserved by detailed planning and handling of the street work. Jakobs-Juchem also explains that there are impairments subject to compensation if the restrictions can be classified as disproportionate or inappropriate.

A look into the future

The construction work in Ossietzkystrasse is far from complete. Further measures up to the Pasewalker Allee are due, including the construction of a roundabout. Nevertheless, local residents and traders could take the opportunity to clarify their residential rights in order to strive for compensation for possible economic losses if necessary.

Overall, it remains to be hoped that the responsible bodies will have a good hand when continuing the construction work in order to adequately take into account the interests of residents and traders and ensure a quick and uncomplicated solution. The dialogue between those affected and the administration is of the greatest importance to avoid resentment and misunderstandings.