Haystacks in the fields of Gan Yavne - in honor of Shavuot/Reuven Castro
Gan Yavneh prepares for thousands of new residents:
The Israel Land Administration today (Wednesday) announced its decision to approve the Israel Land Authority's plan to establish a new residential neighborhood in Gan Yavneh.
The plan is for a total area of approximately 265 dunams in the southeast of the settlement, and is partly integrated between its neighborhoods The veterans will house workers in Neve Oved, and to the north of the local council's industrial zone. The plan borders on the east to open areas used for agriculture.
The plan includes the construction of 1,686 apartments in total: of which 1,386 housing units are in a diverse mix and another 300 units for sheltered housing, and also allows for the construction of approximately 70 apartments. Out of all the housing units, about 420 will be allocated for small and very small apartments that will provide a solution for young households and a wide variety of population groups.
The construction includes relatively low buildings, with a graded height that varies between 4-8 floors only, taking into account the environment and the height of the existing construction bordering the plan. This, while making sure to connect and create a comprehensive traffic network with the existing streets, multiple paths and extensive public areas that create a pleasant sequence for walking. In
addition to the housing units, the plan includes commerce, services and employment areas, in the amount of approximately 20,000 square meters, located along a new urban avenue which connects to the old fabric of the settlement (in the distribution of commerce and employment to the extent of approximately 18,000 square meters along the urban avenue, and another approximately 2,000 square meters of commerce on the ground floor in the area designated for sheltered housing).
The plan for the establishment of a new residential neighborhood in Gan Yavne/public relations
Also, the flooding events that occur every winter in the area were solved by planning a flow channel in a natural way, around which a 'river park' will be established for the well-being of the residents of the place and the settlement.
The plan also preserves open spaces that are part of an ecological corridor of environmental importance.
The Chairman of the National Planning Headquarters and the Chairman of the National Assembly Rabbi Natan Alantan: "The plan presents planning that takes care of all the needs and interests in the area, by adding new housing units in a variety of constructions, including small units while maintaining a quality residential structure."
Einav Ringler, Director of the Senior Division for Planning and Projects at the Israel Land Authority, welcomed the decision to approve the plan and noted that "a new, high-quality neighborhood will be built in Gan Yavneh that will strengthen the settlement and add approximately 1,690 housing units in a diverse mix that also includes sheltered housing and small apartments designed while mixing uses with commercial spaces and employment.
The proposed complex integrates into the existing settlement and connects to the nearby neighborhoods through a system of paths and roads that encourages walking and the use of micro-mobility means while maintaining access to the open spaces in the area.
To the south of the proposed neighborhood, another RMI plan is being promoted that expands the employment area in the south of the settlement and has been published for deposit these days. The two plans together will help the further development of the settlement, its strengthening and growth."
The HTML planner, Ed. Sigi Barry: "The proposed planning is intelligent in balancing the built space with environmental needs within its boundaries, and optimizes the use of the land while taking into account the existing urban fabric.
The planning presents an accessible and available public space while preserving natural values."
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