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Environment

Our goals:

  • Consider sustainability.
  • Take into account the objectives of "Local Agenda 21."
  • Careful urban renewal and development by utilizing existing structures and potential.
  • Preserve and develop the scale of the environment in planning and construction.
  • Promote holistic planning and construction.
  • Consider social issues in the early stages of planning.
  • Consider environmental concerns in the early stages of planning.
  • Strengthen communication.

  • Make planning more flexible.
  • Promote integrated, interdisciplinary planning.
  • Reduce and avoid environmental pollution.
  • Accelerate the resolution of traffic problems.
  • Reduce pollutants in urban development through energy savings and avoidance of unnecessary traffic.
  • Reduce noise.
  • Improve the bioclimatic situation.
  • Ensure and improve good quality of life for all population groups and social classes.
  • Increase the quality of life in the city center and neighborhoods.
  • Promote private home ownership.
  • Promote socially acceptable housing construction.
  • Focus on social housing construction.
  • Promote and improve socially and culturally inclusive housing structures.
  • Protect and develop green spaces and natural habitats.
  • Take natural conditions into account equally in planning.
  • Protect Mainz's unique landscape types, such as Mainz Sand and Laubenheim Ried, which are significant throughout Europe.
  • Identify priority areas for landscape conservation.
  • Resolve conflicts between nature conservation and local recreation.
  • Protect and develop locally specific cultural landscapes and agricultural land.
  • Strengthen the network of green spaces.

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