Now there are initial considerations as to how the area of the former Haimhauser brewery should be used.
Haimhausen
- The site of the former brewery next to the castle is the most beautiful fillet property that Haimhausen has to offer.
It got its first face on Thursday evening - with Stefan Hüglmaier.
The investor from the Euroboden company introduced himself to the local council and shook hands with the committee and the population.
Hüglmaier set the tone for the most important residential construction project of the coming years.
The company Euroboden, which has meanwhile bought the Filet property, presented itself to the municipal council with an image film about construction projects in Munich.
The core message of the emotional pictures was that you don't want to use the maximum of what is possible.
"My claim is an identity at the point," said Hüglmaier and emphasized that his company does not want to build any residential projects off the peg.
The investor made it clear that he would like to create a new center for Haimhausen with the former brewery site.
The tallest building with the former brewhouse is to be preserved.
It is suitable for public use.
Hüglmaier can imagine a café there, but wants to give the citizens the floor.
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Stefan Hüglmaier presented his thoughts.
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The municipality is now starting a public participation with questionnaires.
Here the Haimhausen-based people can express their ideas and wishes for this extraordinary project.
“We want to listen and give something back to the place,” was the investor's promise.
The cautious and yet appetizing words were very well received by the local council.
"We haven't worked publicly for five years now, and for the first time I have the feeling that things are really getting started," enthused Mayor Peter Felbermeier, "we are in super good hands here." He is also in good spirits that we will be in the second quarter can present the first evaluations of the citizens' survey this year.
The construction project on the former brewery site is still in its infancy.
That is why Stefan Hüglmaier also said that he had not yet given any thought to future building heights.
He indicated that if things go well, completion in 2024 is conceivable.
And Hüglmaier said why he bought the site: “We don't yet know how to do it.
But we believe that it is possible ... "
