Florian-Geyer-Straße: Construction work due to infiltration problems interrupted

Temporary interruption of the construction work on Florian-Geyer-Strasse

In Florian-Geyer-Straße, construction work on the road is still quiet after a laboratory test has shown that the gravel material used does not have the necessary infiltration. This test is of crucial importance, since it forms the basis for the further implementation of the Cheops pavement, which is intended for the street.

importance of infiltration ability

The lack of functioning drainage on Florian-Geyer-Strasse is particularly critical. Since drainage facilities such as enema and pipelines are not available in this area, it was decided to use the Cheops pavement. This special pavement enables rainwater to seep through the joints, which contributes to improving traffic safety. Reliable drainage is crucial to derive water quantities that accumulate during a rain and to avoid it effectively and avoid puddle formation.

progress in finding solution

The construction company is actively working to find a solution to manufacture the necessary infiltration. The progress in this matter is considered important in order to continue the construction work without long delays. On the part of the road and green space office, the public is informed if the construction period is significantly extended, which could have a significant impact on the residents.

accessibility during the construction period

Despite the interruption, the adjacent plots of land are still within walking distance. It is also ensured that emergency and emergency vehicles can easily access the affected areas during the entire construction period. This is particularly important for the security of the residents and the quick reaction in any emergencies.

Current situation of construction work

The construction work is currently still on the given schedule. Those responsible emphasize the importance of ongoing measures and their influence on the long -term security and functionality of the road. Those who use or live in Florian-Geyer-Strasse can remain optimistic that the work will be resumed as soon as possible.