Will the dirt road between Warken and Burden be transformed into a parking for walkers?

The old road, next to the CR348 between Warken and Burden, is in a bad state, but could still be used as a parking strip for people going for a walk there. DP MP André Bauler asked the minister responsible for the matter if this was an option.

Nieft dem Chemin repris 348 tëscht Waarken a Bierden, am Ausgang vu Waarken, wann ee Richtung Éislek fiert, läit een Terrain (kleng Wiss) op deem een nach eng fréier Strooss (ongeféier 100 Meter) entdecke kann, déi allerdéngs an engem ganz schlechten Zoustand ass.

Dësen ale Wee kéint awer nach duerchaus als Parksträife genotzt ginn, fir deene ville Leit, déi op de Plateau „Haardt“ spadséiere ginn fir sech z’erhuelen, entgéintzekommen.

An deem Kader wollt ech dem Här Minister fir Mobilitéit an ëffentlech Aarbechten folgend Froe stellen:

  • Gehéiert dësen Terrain dem Staat?
  • Wa jo, ass den Här Minister gewëllt dësen Tronçon als Parksträifen ze notzen fir de Spadséiergänger méi Sécherheet a Konfort ze bidden?
  • Wann nee, goufen et awer eventuell Kontakter tëscht dem Staat an der Gemeng fir hei eng gutt Léisung ze fannen?

Answer

Gehéiert dësen Terrain dem Staat?

Dëse vum honorabelen Deputéierte beschriwwenen Terrain an déi sech hei befannent Strooss gehéieren net dem Staat. D’Wiss gehéiert enger Privatpersoun an déi ongeféier 100 Meter laang Strooss gehéiert der Gemeng Ettelbréck.

Wa ja, ass den Här Minister gewëllt dësen Tronçon als Parksträifen ze notzen fir de Spadséiergänger méi Sécherheet a Konfort ze bidden?

Folgend dem Fait datt dësen Terrain an och déi hei beschriwwe Strooss net dem Staat gehéieren, kann ech hei keng weider Aussoe betreffend dësen Iwwerleeungen tätegen.

Wann nee, goufen et awer eventuell Kontakter tëscht dem Staat an der Gemeng fir hei eng Léisung ze fannen?

Déi hei beschriwwen Problematik ass mir an mengen Servicer net bekannt an bis dato gouf och nach keen Kontakt vun oder mat der Gemeng gesicht.

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