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Munich Advances €2.1 Million Plan to Secure Sendlinger Loch

A council panel will vote on July 16 to authorize €2.1 million in hazard-prevention spending with costs to be billed to investor M-Concept

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Overview

  • Engineering reports flagged the waterlogged Alramstraße excavation as statically endangered, posing risks to nearby buildings and residents.
  • City officials aim for the planning and building committee to approve urgent stabilization works next Wednesday.
  • Although Munich can invoice M-Concept for the public outlay, recovering the funds is expected to be lengthy and administratively challenging.
  • Green leader Sebastian Weisenburger and SPD councilor Simone Burger say the crisis underscores the need for a Baugebot and punitive land tax to deter speculative land hoarding.
  • The Bavarian state government under Minister-President Söder has declined to adopt reforms similar to Hamburg’s, prompting calls for stronger municipal powers.