The Munich Perspective -
Our city’s future 
 
Assessment of Messestadt Riem -60931
Sustainable urban development 
 
Munich as planned -
The Development of the City
1158 to 2008 

• Urban Development Planning
• City Planning
• Urban Redeveloping and Public Housing
• Building Regulation (LBK)

Securing and developing  the qualities of Munich as a liveable residence, a place of work and leisure, supra-regional economic centre, important place of science, research and education, as a centre of cultural life in European dimensions  together with our allies in Munich and its region – these are the duties and responsibilities of the Department of Urban Planning and Building Regulation.

 
Urban Development Planning -  HA I

Urban development planning compiles initiatives for the future of our city in the range of Munich Perspective, land use plan and transportation planning. In public dialogue they propose urban developing goals and refer those to the town council.

Through these assignments  urban development planning contributes to:

• a sustainable conservation and development of Munich’s qualities as residence and business location,
• a improvement of co-operation in the region, in the adjacent region and with economic, cultural and social stakeholders,
• a collaborative, social suitable development of the city and its neighbourhoods,
• a conservation and advancement of future proofed settlement structures under perpetuation of the special qualities like city design, urbanism and landscape ,
• a city compatible transportation management and shorter routes by a compact, functional mixed settlement structure

City planning – HA II
 
In the beginning of the 19th century the first city expansion started out Munichs city planning, followed by the first city building competition 1892, "Generallinienplanung" and the "Staffelbauordnung" by Theodor Fischer.

Tasks:

• Procedure concepts with statutes, realisation of urbanistic development arrangements,
• Alignment and modification of lay-out plans and other statutes for mandatory regulations of landuse,
• Landscape plan, landscaped overall planning, landscaped and green planning concepts, assessment of environmental effects,
• Alignment and modification of green structure plans, green planning of restructuring measures,
• Establishment of statutes for design and use of edificial installations,
• Decree of development freezes for planning goals endangering projects

Urban Redeveloping and Public Housing – HA III

The largest authorisation office in Bavaria encourages new building and modernisation of cheap freehold and rented flats and ensures the conservation of inexpensive housing space by checking the economic rent.

• Support of municipal housing societies (GWG, GEWOFAG, HEIMAG) and rehabilitation trustee (MSG)

   Urban redeveloping task.:

• Removal of urban developing grievances
• Sustainable protection of redeveloping areas Haidhausen, Westend, Giesing, Hasenbergl and Milbertshofen and probably also of the areas around the south-eastern part of the "Mittleren Ring".

Urban Building Regulation (LBK) – HA IV

The largest German Planning Permission Authority is changing from a classic, sovereign building supervisory board to a modern service agency.
With lots of one – on - one decisions and consulting services they are jointly responsible for Munichs quality of life and provide a well-regulated cityscape, the adherence of legal standards and the safety at construction sites.

Organisational the LBK includes:

• Lower building supervisory board
• Lower countryside comission
• Lower board of protection of historic monuments

   Tasks (within downtown Munich /urban areas):

• Building application, planning permission procedures, on-site building inspection, nature, landscape, tree, species protection
• Preservation of historical monuments, city design, advertising systems, authorisations in order with the exploitation law
• "Abgeschlossenheitsbescheinigungen", acceptance of tents and fun rides etc.

email: plan@muenchen.de


Head of Department                                                 Blumenstr.28b, 
Management                                                            80331 München
City Planning
Urban Building Inspection Authority (LBK)
Countryside Commission


Urban Development Planning                                       Blumenstr.31,
Urban Redeveloping and Public Housing                     80331 München
Board of Protection of Historic Monuments
Commercial Installations

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U 3/6                  Sendlinger Tor
U 1/2/7/8            Sendlinger Tor und Fraunhoferstraße

Tram 17/18/27    Müllerstraße

Bus 52/152         Blumenstraße