Wind power in the Markgräflerland: priority areas are drastically reduced!

Wind power in the Markgräflerland: priority areas are drastically reduced!

In the Bad Bellingen council, a lot is happening - and this is about the topic of wind power and nature conservation. The comments on the priority area Eichwald-Kreisberg were taken into account, with the zone south of the Bamlacher Golf Resort towards Blansingen not only being put to the test, but also the planned construction area in Rheinweiler, which extends to the eastern part. Mayor Carsten Vogelpohl expresses important concerns about the distance to the Luginsland campsite, which is known as a popular destination and has opened all year round for guests.

The changes affect an area of ​​185 hectares, of which 80 hectares are in Bellingen district. In order to increase the distance to the campsite, the area in the northern area is withdrawn so that the pension distance is to be increased to at least 750 meters. As a result, the priority area has to shrink by at least seven hectares. A step that should also maintain the long -term development opportunities of the campsite.

The campsite Lug into the country

The campsite Camping Lug, idyllically located in the southern Black Forest, attracts more and more visitors due to its excellent location. Known as the sunnest spa in Germany, this place not only offers views of the Rhine Valley and the French Vosges, but also excellent leisure opportunities. Visitors can choose from 210 stands that are generously designed and contain modern sanitary rooms. A highlight is the covered, heated pool that is open when the weather is nice. A lot is also offered for children, from a large game zone to riding courses and sports offers such as tennis and football.

In the sense of sustainable development, the legal framework must also be observed here. According to Wind-Energie.de, basic laws such as the Renewable Energy Energy Act and the Federal Immission Protection Act must be taken into account in Windpark projects. The applicant must submit various reports on sound development and ecological influences, while distance regulations to residential areas and traffic routes are also examined.

the way to approval

The preparations for a tender procedure are running. Mayor Vogelpohl has already had numerous talks with area owners who show great interest in an active participation. After the Pentecost holidays, the second hearing process is started. This means that citizens, associations and initiatives can submit their statements between June 27 and July 31. The providers of public issues, especially the municipalities, have time to put their comments until September 12th.

While the planning progresses, acceptance among the population remains a central topic. Transparency in the planning process and the consideration of the concerns of the residents are essential to reduce reservations against wind power projects and create a common understanding. After all, the path to approval is not only characterized by legal hurdles, but also needs people's ear.

The future of wind power in the Markgräflerland is in motion - and every step counts to find a sustainable solution for everyone involved, without the interests of the campsite and the surrounding residents fall by the wayside. It remains exciting how the situation will develop in the coming months.