Urdorf presents real estate strategy 2030 to the population
The Urdorf municipal council presented the key points of the 2030+ real estate strategy on August 29. The strategy includes renovations and new constructions at ten locations and aims to provide long-term planning security for the municipality.
The Urdorf municipal council outlined the key points of the Urdorf 2030 real estate strategy at a public event in the Zentrumhalle on August 29. As part of their real estate strategy, the municipal council and administration presented ten publicly owned sites spread across the municipal area, according to a detailed press release. The structural renovations, new buildings and extensions set out in the strategy could cost up to CHF 110 million over the coming years and decades.
The strategy is about medium to long-term planning security for the municipality, according to property director Urs Rüegg. The real estate strategy does not yet contain any concrete projects. These will be presented to the population individually at a later date.
In the communication, the planning areas are listed individually, from schools and kindergartens to the fire department or the municipal administration. Their consolidation in a single large municipal building in the center was rejected. The municipal council and planners set two time horizons for concrete planning and implementation: from 2025 to 2029 and from 2030 to 2033.
Municipal president Sandra Rottensteiner said that the input from the population would continue to be taken on board and would be appropriately incorporated into the finalization of the real estate strategy. The municipality conducted an online consultation from December 15, 2023 to January 15, 2024 to record the needs relating to municipal properties. A total of 444 people took part.