Urban planning concepts
Residential development area concept 2030
Many Chemnitz residents and future residents of the city would like to live in a detached or semi-detached house. The aim is therefore to provide sufficient space for housing in the Chemnitz city area and to strengthen Chemnitz's attractiveness as a residential city.
The residential development concept includes around 200 sites for the construction of detached and semi-detached houses and thus offers a wide range of options for individual housing requirements throughout the city.
Chemnitz 2030 housing concept
Since the first housing requirements concept in 2009/10, Chemnitz's housing market has evolved, the housing policy framework has changed and new focal points have been added.
The concept has therefore been further developed and restructured. This allows a high degree of flexibility to react quickly to specific issues or situations and still maintain integration into an overall concept.
Retail and centre concept
The retail sector is subject to constant structural change. Local authorities can actively support the changes in the retail sector. The creation of a retail and centre concept is essential for the targeted management of retail and centre development for legal and municipal policy reasons.
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Sustainable housing development
The "Sustainable housing development in Chemnitz" concept (status 2010) was adopted by the city council on 6 April 2011. It focuses on the upgrading and revitalisation of inner-city brownfield sites. It was updated for the first time in 2015.
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Specialised concept for brownfields
In accordance with the "RL Sustainable Urban Development ERDF 2014 to 2020" funding programmes, the brownfields concept for the Chemnitz 2020 urban development concept is a prerequisite for funding applications for brownfield revitalisation.
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Garage concept
The city council adopted a new garage concept on 14 June 2017. It provides for the allocation of 87 municipal garage properties with 20 or more garages into three categories. The utilisation fees were also redefined.
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