Wolgast fights against illegal camping at the fish market – measures decided!

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Wolgast is planning measures against illegal camping at the fish market in order to protect local vendors and make better use of the area.

Wolgast plant Maßnahmen gegen illegales Campen am Fischmarkt, um lokale Anbieter zu schützen und die Fläche besser zu nutzen.
Wolgast is planning measures against illegal camping at the fish market in order to protect local vendors and make better use of the area.

Wolgast fights against illegal camping at the fish market – measures decided!

The city of Wolgast is faced with the challenge of taking action against illegal camping and wild parking at the fish market. Mayor Martin Schröter makes it clear that the situation not only affects the cityscape, but also has a negative impact on local providers such as Peenecamp and Steelvoll Maritim. The city is therefore planning numerous measures to prevent unauthorized camping of caravans and mobile homes and thus protect the offerings of local businesses. How Baltic Sea newspaper reported, part of the parking lot at the fish market is municipal. The long-term vision includes renting out parking spaces to residents and caravan owners and fortifying the area to prevent future flooding. The recent rainy days have severely affected the area.

Another central point is the area adjacent to the “Brummkreisel” daycare center, which belongs to the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania regional company. Votes are still pending on possible measures that could be important for the future use of the site. Previous construction plans for the entire area failed due to soil contamination, which posed additional challenges for the city administration. A rejected proposal for a nursing and residential home with 120 rooms and 52 assisted apartments illustrates the difficulties in urban development.

Parking options in Wolgast

  • Mühlbacher Straße: 3 Bereiche zum kostenlosen Parken mit Parkscheibe (Höchstparkdauer Mo-Fr: 5 Stunden), Innenstadt in max. 5 Minuten über die Brücke.
  • Meiningen: Großmutterwiese, 200 Parkplätze, 5 Gehminuten ins Zentrum, keine Zeitbeschränkung.
  • Heinrich-Heine-Str. 1: Maximal bis 2 Stunden, keine Zeitbeschränkung.
  • Lindenallee, 98617 Meiningen: Parkplätze am Straßenrand ohne Parkscheibe, zentrumsnah.
  • Volkshausplatz, 98617 Meiningen: Zentrumsnah, ohne Parkscheibe.
  • Kaufland, 98617 Meiningen: Kostenlos, ca. 5 Minuten zum Zentrum.

Sustainable urban development in view

As part of the current discussions about urban development, the sustainable design of Wolgast is also an important topic. Given that more than half of the world's population lives in cities and this trend continues to increase, questions of sustainable urban development are crucial. Better access to income, housing, education and health is essential for residents of urban areas, as well bpb determines.

The challenges in urban development are diverse and are perceived differently by both society and the natural environment. It is important that the city of Wolgast strikes a fair balance between the needs of current and future generations. The sensitive handling of resources and consideration of social sustainability must also play a central role in all urban planning.

The next steps in dealing with illegal camping and urban development promise exciting discussions and require a good hand on the part of those responsible. It remains to be seen how the city will respond to the challenges and to what extent the planned measures can contribute to improving the situation.