That’s a thing with the markets in the district. They are always a topic, most recently the weekly market in Johannisthal demanded by the CDU. Now the small market stalls at the Köpenick S-Bahn station, Stellingdamm exit, are about to get their hands on it. The district councilor Uwe Doering (left) asked the district office.
Extensive construction work is the reason. The conversion of the station to a regional station begins and affects not only the building but also the environment. Deutsche Bahn Netz AG wants to start the construction work on March 1st, says building councilor Claudia Leistner (Greens) with. From then on, the place will not be available for a longer period of time (at least until the end of the year).
An alternative location is now being sought. The city councilor promises that the market operator can submit applications for alternative locations nearby, which will then be sympathetically examined by the responsible road and green space department. “As soon as there is new knowledge about the extent of the construction work, the district office will also inform the applicants.” However, Elcknerplatz was rejected as an alternative location because there would be bottlenecks in the streets.
The taxi rank will also have to go. However, DB is required to find a solution with the taxi guild. There should be an on-site meeting in January.
The text comes from the district newsletter for Treptow-Köpenick. The newsletter is published every Monday. you can him here Subscribe for free: Simone Jacobius also writes about these topics in the current newsletter:
- Laying of the foundation stone for the new multi-purpose hall at the Friedrichshagen elementary school
- DB apologizes to local residents. Completion of the Wilhelmshagen train station is a long time coming
- The taxi rank and market stalls at the Köpenick S-Bahn station have to go
- Great secrecy in Treptow during the expansion of the BKA location
- Animal good pictures by Lin Müller in the gallery KungerKiez
- Top game in the 2nd league of cone friends
- The Irons train in Spain until Wednesday
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