Invitation to the residents' meeting: participation of the neighborhood in Treptow-Köpenick

Invitation to the residents' meeting: participation of the neighborhood in Treptow-Köpenick

residents' meeting in Treptow-Köpenick: Citizen participation on October 2, 2024

On October 2, 2024 at 6:00 p.m., an important residents' meeting will take place in the youth art and cultural center (Jukuz) at Karl-Ketter-Straße 29, 12435 Berlin. In an increasingly urbanized space, the involvement of the citizens is of great importance in decisions.

This assembly offers the residents the opportunity to actively participate in the development plans for Schmollerplatz as well as the open space concept and the planned neighborhood block Alt-Treptow, including a bicycle road. These concepts are not only important for the environment, but also promote the quality of life of the residents and strengthen the sense of community in the district.

The district council of Treptow-Köpenick, under the direction of the head Peter Groos, invites all interested citizens to contribute their opinions and ideas. In addition to the presentation of the current plans, there will also be statements by authorities and organizations. These interactions are crucial in order to combine different perspectives on a topic and to promote sustainable development.

The residents' assembly aims to enable transparency and shared participation. In addition to the opening and greeting, the event also includes informative explanations of the planned projects and space for an open discussion. The opportunity to speak directly to the decision -makers underlines the importance of citizen participation in modern urban development.

In times when many cities are fighting with challenges such as traffic volumes and environmental pollution, dealing with such projects is becoming increasingly relevant. Schmollerplatz and the bicycle road in Alt-Treptow serve as examples of solutions that could promote environmentally friendly mobility and a pleasant living environment.

The assembly is an invitation to everyone not only informing themselves, but also actively participating in the design of their neighborhood. This type of citizen participation can serve as a model for other districts that want to master similar challenges.

The residents' meeting thus represents a valuable platform in order to shape the future of the district together and to take into account the interests of all citizens.