The concept for the area of the Alte Sparkasse in Taufkirchen is in place.
Assisted living with 24 apartments and a common room as well as day care are planned.
Originally 20 apartments were to be built there, now there are 24 assisted living units with a common room, day care as well as a BRK shop and psychosomatic care.
Because everything should be barrier-free, the elevators, corridors and bathrooms had to be enlarged a bit, the planner explained.
The floor area remained the same, only the walls were raised.
Balconies and canopies would protrude slightly from the building so that the facade would appear more playful.
At 11.30 meters, the new building will in any case remain below the height of the new Sparkasse building opposite.
There are also four wheelchair-accessible apartments on the first floor in the east.
Out of consideration for the neighbors, who were not enthusiastic about the original plans in 2018, the building will no longer be that high.
Von Angerer demonstrated 2.5 parking spaces for assisted living, three each for the shop and day care, plus one for car sharing.
The roof is to be used for energy generation with elevated solar systems.
Very euphoric, van der Heijden described the “wonderful project” that the Munich architecture firm and the Dorfen property developer Sperr & Zellner had launched. The 24 supervised residential units are not only “for the elderly, but also for people with disabilities”. You can apply for it from the age of 60. “It is our concern that people do not become lonely,” she said. Therefore there will be a sports program every day.
Celebrations and handicrafts in the common room are also being considered.
“The men can watch Formula 1, the women knit.
You can move around there and you are looked after. ”You also want to invite your neighbors.
“We want to live together, not marginalize the elderly and disabled.” Psychosomatic care is offered in an office.
This is important because many people fail because of the hurdles and need help.
The BRK shop is also a "round story".
Here they want to sell upcycling products that are to be made by residents and people from Taufkirchen, such as jewelry made from coffee capsules.
She has not yet calculated how that is financed.
"I think the car-sharing concept is really ingenious," said van der Heijden, because not every resident has their own vehicle. There will also be a concierge service that will, for example, “call Lieschen Müller and remind her of her appointment”, but also accept letters and parcels. Even laundry is offered in the package.
You want to do all of this with volunteers, said CSU Councilor Sosa Balderanou, who asked how all of this should be mastered in terms of personnel. “We don't want to be solitary, we want to be open, also bring the senior citizens' council and the multigenerational house on board,” replied van der Heijden. The day care, “the kindergarten for seniors”, would have space for 20 people. The offer can be booked by the hour and relatives can be delivered there. At the meeting, she was unable to tell Balderanou the specific costs.
Bernhard Sinseder (CSU) asked whether the road layout to the adjacent bus station would be changed in the course of the construction work. Von Angerer replied that this is not relevant for the development plan. “We will make suggestions, but it is entirely up to the community. We want to make traffic management significantly safer. "
Future use is secured in the land register, explained administrative manager Martin Bauer.
A conversion into normal apartments is not possible.
Mayor Stefan Haberl was delighted with this “great thing” in the center of the village.
The facility is an asset for everyone.
The municipality wants to clear the way for this, take care of an optimized traffic situation and decide on the necessary simplified changes to the development plan.
What the panel unanimously approved in the meeting, as well as the approval and the interpretation.
BIRGIT LONG
