About 4,200 new housing units in the Druze settlements of Khorfish and Kisra: The
North District Planning and Construction Committee, headed by Eran Nitzan, reports today (Thursday) that it has approved the master plan for the Druze settlement of Kisra, and has approved for deposit a plan for the establishment of a new residential neighborhood in the Druze settlement of Khorfish.
The settlement of Kisra is located in the Upper Galilee and currently has about 6,300 residents.
The outline plan for the Kisra settlement, which was promoted by the local council and compiled by the Galilee Diamond Office, includes an addition of approximately 3,700 housing units, which are expected to cater for a population of approximately 13,300 additional residents, as well as an addition of approximately 1,100 dunams for the development of the settlement.
A Druze settlement in the north (Photo: Reuven Castro)
In addition, the plan allows for the construction of residential buildings of up to 4 stories that can be combined with local employment, local commerce, local tourism and kindergartens.
In the transportation aspect, the plan includes the construction of a new road that links the neighborhoods and the new complexes and will allow for public transportation and flowing traffic between the existing settlement and its expansion.
Also, the plan allocates an area of about 20 dunams, owned by the state, for the purpose of establishing an educational center that will serve the entire settlement.
New residential neighborhood in Horfish: 500 apartments
In the Horfish settlement, the deposit committee approved a plan for the construction of a new residential neighborhood that includes approximately 500 housing units.
This is a plan that is a detailed planning of a third complex from the overall master plan of Horfish.
The settlement of Horfish is located in the Upper Galilee, and it currently has about 6,000 residents.
The plan submitted by the Ministry of Construction and Housing and prepared by Gordon Architects is for a total area of approximately 228 dunams and is located in the west of the settlement.
The plan includes the construction of approximately 500 housing units, public buildings, commercial spaces, and open spaces.
Out of all the housing units, about 470 housing units will be built on state land, to provide a response to the homeless in the settlement.
The plan offers different building types for maximum adaptation and consideration of the topographical and scenic conditions of the complex.
In addition, the plan includes an array of open spaces for the well-being of the residents of the neighborhood, to preserve existing forest areas and improve accessibility.
In the transportation aspect, the plan proposes a road based on the continuation of the ring road outlined in the overall outline plan, towards the intersection of road 8944 with road 891 (Alkosh intersection).
During the planning and development of complexes 4 and 5 of the comprehensive outline plan, connections to the settlement to the east and to the employment area to the south will be added to the neighborhood.
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"An achievement that indicates the trends of change in planning in these localities"
Chairman of the North District Committee, Eran Nitzan:
"Promoting detailed plans for thousands of housing units in Druze settlements is an achievement that indicates the trends of change in planning in these settlements.
The many resources allocated to regulate the field of planning in the minority settlements and among them the Druze settlements, along with intensive legislation and the commitment of the North District - all of these make it possible to bring about a revolution that will allow at the end of the day to regulate the construction in these settlements and their planning for the well-being of all residents."
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