Massive threats to officials at Stuttgarter place 17: District office Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf forwards emails to the public prosecutor

Massive threats to officials at Stuttgarter place 17: District office Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf forwards emails to the public prosecutor

according to a report by www.berlin.de Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, two emails from the Berlin public prosecutor's office forwarded to criminal assessment. The e-mails come from the owner company of the "Happy Go Lucky" hotel at Stuttgarter Platz and contain massive threats and coercion against official and private individuals. The district government rejects the allegations of the unprofessional approach during construction work and emphasizes that the safety of hotel guests was never at risk.

The controversial situation arose due to a dispute over the painting of the street -side building facade, which violates monument law regulations. In March 2023, the Higher Administrative Court of Berlin-Brandenburg ruled that the facade painting had to be removed after several compromise offers from the district office were rejected. The district office is now implementing the compulsory enforcement by overlapping, since the owner company had refused to implement the judicial order.

This case has aroused local interest in Berlin because he emphasizes the disputes between authorities and private companies in relation to listed buildings and urban regulations. It also shows how legal disputes and building regulations can influence the relationship between owners and government agencies.