Overview
- The facility sits in the Egelseer Heide recreation and landscape protection area and is already in operation.
- Taxpayer advocates argue the sum is disproportionate for a small site, noting the money could buy a family home in many places.
- Abfallwirtschaft Stuttgart says roughly half of the total went to laying fresh-water, sewage and electricity lines at the remote location.
- The city reports more than 1,000 uses in the first four weeks and estimates about 500 instances of public urination were avoided.
- Officials expect at least a 20-year service life from the self-cleaning, vandalism-resistant unit, which they argue reduces ongoing staffing and maintenance needs.