Agreement Signed for joint swimming facility in Hamburg South: Memorandum of Understanding reached
In a significant step towards enhancing recreational facilities in the region, Tobias Handtke, the mayor of Neu Wulmstorf, and Sophie Fredenhagen, head of the Harburg district administration, have signed a letter of intent to build a combination pool. This joint project between the Harburg district and the municipality of Neu Wulmstorf will be located in Fischbeker Reethen, near the border with Neu Wulmstorf.
The combination pool, to be operated by Bäderland GmbH, will offer leisure, school, and sports swimming for all age groups, including ambitious swimmers, club sportspeople, and families with children. The pool will be an indoor and outdoor facility, providing outdoor swimming during the summer and indoor facilities during the colder season.
The project, which is inter-municipal in nature, also involves the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. Sophie Fredenhagen emphasized the importance of the combination pool for club, leisure, school, and sports swimming in South Elbe. She also stressed the need for continued close collaboration with all parties involved to successfully implement the project.
Tobias Handtke highlighted the significance of the combination pool for securing outdoor pool facilities in the region. He also mentioned that the pool's construction and operation will prioritize sustainability and resource efficiency.
While specific details about the project, such as cost and timeline, were not provided, it is clear that the pool is intended to be built as soon as possible. The financing of the project will be achieved through suitable funding and a coordinated cost key between the city of Hamburg and the municipality of Neu Wulmstorf.
For more precise project details, such as location, funding sources, and construction timeline, one would typically look for official announcements or press releases from the local governments of Harburg and Neu Wulmstorf, regional news outlets covering community infrastructure projects, or public meeting records or planning documents from the respective municipal councils.
This collaborative initiative between the Harburg district and Neu Wulmstorf is a testament to the ongoing regional cooperation between the two municipalities. The combination pool is set to become a valuable addition to the recreational facilities in the region, offering a wide range of swimming opportunities for residents from both areas.
The collaborative initiative between the Harburg district and Neu Wulmstorf, hosting the combination pool, will not only cater to swimming opportunities for competitive swimmers and sports enthusiasts but will also contribute to the locale's outdoor-living and lifestyle through offering a venue for leisurely swimming and family activities. Furthermore, the integration of indoor and outdoor pool facilities, when complete, will transform the home-and-garden ambiance of Fischbeker Reethen by providing a picturesque setting for recreational activities year-round.
