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- Preservation of the Bamberg Gärtnerland in the north and south corridors
- Securing regional local supplies
- New discussion on the use of the area on the Muna site
- Smart land management of unused built-up areas
- Dialogue with the gardeners' representatives and the local civic associations with those responsible for the city of Bamberg to preserve an important pillar of Bamberg's world cultural heritage
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The tradition of Bamberg gardeners and the professional group of Bamberg gardeners is one of the three pillars of Bamberg's world cultural heritage.
"This world cultural heritage must be secured"
With the preservation of the gardener's areas, we secure the commercial gardener's cultivation areas and his operational future. We ensure the local population and their fresh air corridor.
"There are other spaces available"
This petition also includes a new discussion about the former Muna site. If everyone pulls together there, you will definitely find a solution to make optimal use of these areas. But clever space management is also required. Unused built-up areas, whether urban or private, should be recorded in a plan and discussed and revitalized with traders, medium-sized Bamberg companies and businesses.
"Dialog is everything"
We would like to see a dialogue between the commercial gardeners, the local civic associations and those responsible for the city of Bamberg in order to bring the future in the right direction.
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