Cologne | The museum and the archaeological zone in front of Cologne City Hall will cost a total of 127 million euros, according to the city of Cologne’s forecast. That is 50 million euros more than planned for “MiQua. LVR-Jewish Museum in the Archaeological Quarter of Cologne “.
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The city of Cologne blames a construction time delay of two years for the price increase and the associated price increases. In addition, there have been changes due to the archaeological finds. More adjustments and improvements to create barrier-free access have also increased costs, according to the city of Cologne. The building should be completed in 2024.
The Cologne Free Democratic Party (FDP) commented on the cost increase: “Despite this news, the Jewish museum with the archaeological tour through two thousand years of city history remains an outstanding project for the city of Cologne This stands for the Free Democrats, who have been demanding and promoting this House since the mid-1980s, even in spite of the negative news at the center of the evaluation of the project.
It is unfortunate that this important project is now again burdened with bad news. The city of Cologne must finally come up with tenable forecasts and processes. It is unacceptable that we are regularly surprised in the progress of projects. The fact that this construction site involves a high degree of complexity has been known since the decision and planning for this model variant. We must finally come to honesty at the beginning of projects and their implementation without surprises “, said Ralph Sterck, the parliamentary group leader in the council for the FDP.
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03/31/2021 | 12:12:38 am
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