The residents in the Schooren district in Oberi are resolutely defending themselves against the threat of increased traffic. You feel cut by the building authorities. Your proposal is not “illegal”, but “difficult, but feasible.”
Posted today at 5:25 am—
–Voting: Counter-committee «Eichwaldhof» takes a position and poses with voting posters. Photo: Enzo Lopardo.
Regardless of whether spoken or written, you can feel it quickly and clearly: Da sind a lot of people pissed off. The trust in the city council and building authorities seems to be with the committee «No to the Eichwaldhof without a direct connection“Completely lost. Their spokesman Roland Eglauf says it straight out: «We believe this citytno more advice.» The residents of the Oberwinterthur Schooren-Quartier feel cut off by the private builders and the authorities and faced with a fait accompli gestellt. Traffic is an emotional issue, especially when it has been rolling through the middle of the residential area for years. 3600 cars a day are today the detour via Pappelweg and three other district streets need to take to turn to the Tegerlooweg (see map). With the planned Newin settlement «Eichwaldhof» (360 apartments) would be more at least 250 trips in addition.
