PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATION
On this page you will find an overview of current participation procedures and blocking of changes in the city and associated municipality of Konz.
In particular, you will have access to the relevant documents of participation procedures within the framework of land use planning according to Sections 3 and 4 of the Building Code (authority participation and public participation) in order to find out about the measures and projects and to submit your opinion.
You can also use this page to find out about procedures if you do not have the public announcement organ of the city and municipality of Konz (Trierischer Volksfreund).
Due to the current situation, that you can only come to the town hall with an appointment and that this should only be done in important cases in order to rule out risks, we recommend viewing the documents of the participation process in digital form.
The responsible administrative staff will be happy to answer them by phone and can explain the plans to you. In addition, we examine whether the disclosures can also be repeated at a later date. Feel free to contact us or let us know that you were unable to participate.
This is an additional service. According to § 1 of the main statute of the city and also the VG, it is regulated that in the event of natural phenomena or the like that prevent or impede normal implementation, the announcement must be made in the prescribed form after the obstacle has been removed, unless it has become irrelevant.
Formal Participation Procedures
In the case of formal participation, the parties involved (citizens, associations, other authorities) formulate statements, objections, concerns or suggestions and send them to the project developer. He is obliged to respond to all statements submitted as part of the so-called weighing process. He must examine their relevance for the procedure and take them into account accordingly.
At the federal level, citizen participation (public participation) in land use planning is regulated in the Building Code (BauGB) (§ 3). A two-stage citizen participation is planned there. It is divided into early public participation, during which public information events are often held, and public display, which usually takes place in the planning office. The early public participation is carried out with a first draft, often parallel to the participation of the authorities. The public display is the last step before the consideration and the Council decision.
Current participation procedures:
Concept for controlling the use of solar energy in open spaces
Development plan of the local community of Wiltingen No. 13 sub-area "In der Acht"
Development plan of the city of Konz, sub-area "Camping area Konz"
Development plan of the city of Konz, district Obermennig, sub-area "Heinert - Trierer Weg"
Development plan of the city of Konz, sub-area "Domain Street"
Preparation of the development plan of the local community of Wiltingen No. 12 sub-area "historical town centre"
Preparation of a development plan for the local community of Nittel, sub-area "Auf dem Kalkofen"
Overall update of the retail concept of the city of Konz
Preparation of a development plan for the local community of Pellingen, sub-area "extension of the day-care center"
Development plan "Berendsborn" - Announcement of the early public participation
Municipality of Tawern, sub-area "In den 14 Brühlmorgen" (Project residential park Bachstrasse)
Announcement: Inter-communal industrial and commercial site "Multiinger Heights" business park
change locks
One change lock is, according to Section 14 of the Building Code (BauGB), a security instrument with which municipalities temporarily refrain from issuing further building permits in a specific area. So there is a ban on structural changes in this area (= change lock ). The ban on changes is valid for two years from the entry into force of the articles of association. The period of time that has elapsed since the first deferment of a building application pursuant to Section 15, Paragraph 1 of the Building Code is counted towards the two-year period (Section 17, Paragraph 1 of the Building Code). After the period of 2 years has expired, the municipality can extend the period by one year, and after this year again by another year. The decision on the ban on changes and the decision on the extension of the ban on changes are published in the official gazette of the respective municipality.
Current change locks: