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Report Case Study Area Dresden - Weißeritz Deliverable 13 Contract Nr. EVK4 – CT 2002 - 00081 Report Case Study Area Dresden - Weißeritz Deliverable 13 Project Director: Prof. Dr. Bernhard Müller Authors: Markus Egermann, IOER Wencke Reichel, City of Dresden Leander Küttner, IOER Editing and revision: IOER: Dr. Carlos Smaniotto Costa, Patrycja Bielawska-Roepke May 2006 LUDA is a research project of Key Action 4 "City of Tomorrow & Cultural Heritage" from the programme "Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development" within the Fifth Framework Programme of the European Union. http://www.luda-project.net LUDA Report Case Study Area - Dresden Project coordinated by Leibniz INSTITUTE OF ECOLOGICAL AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, DRESDEN Contract Nr. EVK4 – CT 2002 - 00081 2 LUDA Report Case Study Area - Dresden Report Case Study Area Dresden - Weißeritz Deliverable 13 Contents 1 Introduction....................................................................................................................... 6 2 Case study Dresden - Weißeritz....................................................................................... 7 2.1 Case study description............................................................................................. 7 2.2 Boundaries............................................................................................................. 14 3 Diagnosis........................................................................................................................ 15 3.1 Stakeholder analysis.............................................................................................. 15 3.1.1 The City Council and local political decision makers ......................................... 15 3.1.2 Departments involved into the rehabilitation process and their interests ........... 16 3.1.3 Superior authorities of the federal State of Saxony............................................ 17 3.1.4 Local associations, Non-profit organisations...................................................... 17 3.1.5 Private enterprises ............................................................................................. 18 3.1.6 Property owners................................................................................................. 19 3.1.7 Residents ........................................................................................................... 19 3.2 Problems and potentials ........................................................................................ 20 3.2.1 Problems............................................................................................................ 20 3.2.2 Potentials ........................................................................................................... 22 3.3 Lessons learnt/Experiences................................................................................... 24 4 Visioning......................................................................................................................... 26 4.1 Scenarios and visions for the area......................................................................... 26 4.2 Goals and objectives of development .................................................................... 28 4.3 Lessons learnt /Experiences.................................................................................. 30 5 Programming.................................................................................................................. 32 5.1 Formulated programmes, projects and plans......................................................... 32 5.2 Major activities ....................................................................................................... 34 5.3 Possible impacts .................................................................................................... 36 5.4 Lessons learnt/Experiences................................................................................... 37 6 Implementing.................................................................................................................. 39 6.1 Priority action areas ............................................................................................... 39 6.2 Programmes implemented in the area................................................................... 42 6.3 Projects implemented in the area .......................................................................... 43 6.4 Lessons learnt/Experiences................................................................................... 47 7 Monitoring and evaluation .............................................................................................. 49 7.1 Introduction to the monitoring system .................................................................... 49 7.1.1 City’s data .......................................................................................................... 49 7.1.2 City’s indicator systems...................................................................................... 49 8 Conclusions....................................................................................................................52 9 Bibliography.................................................................................................................... 54 Contract Nr. EVK4 – CT 2002 - 00081 3 LUDA Report Case Study Area - Dresden List of tables Table 1: Comparison of selected data between the whole City of Dresden and LUDA Weißeritz ................................................................................................................. 13 Table 2: Data stock of the statistical department for a small scale spatial level.................... 49 Table 3: Available socio-cultural indicators in Dresden......................................................... 50 List of figures Figure 1: The historical city centre of Dresden ........................................................................ 6 Figure 2: Typical historical residential area.............................................................................. 6 Figure 3: Inner city from the air ................................................................................................ 6 Figure 4: Political districts (Ortsämter) in LUDA Weißeritz ...................................................... 7 Figure 5: Dresden Glass Factory Friedrich Siemens 1886 ...................................................... 8 Figure 6: Residential area Loebtau about 1900....................................................................... 8 Figure 7: Inner City part belonging to LUDA Weißeritz............................................................ 8 Figure 8: Siemens Glass Factory today................................................................................... 8 Figure 9: Urban renewal area Friedrichstadt ........................................................................... 9 Figure 10: Urban renewal area Loebtau .................................................................................. 9 Figure 11 and Figure 12: Urban renewal area Plauen............................................................ 9 Figure 13: Historical village core Plauen.................................................................................. 9 Figure 14: Residential island Altonaer Straße ....................................................................... 10 Figure 15: Residential island Oederaner Straße.................................................................... 10 Figure 16: Landscape area “Plauenscher Grund”.................................................................. 10 Figure 17: Rail tracks bordering the inner city ....................................................................... 10 Figure 18: Overview about the main structural parts within LUDA Weißeritz ........................ 11 Figure 19: Real land use within LUDA Weißeritz 2004.......................................................... 11 Figure 20: Loebtauer Straße during the flood ........................................................................ 12 Figure 21: Nossener Brücke during the flood ........................................................................ 12 Figure 22: Flooded area in August 2002................................................................................ 12 Figure 23: Location of the LUDA area within the City of Dresden ......................................... 14 Figure 24: Pockets of main problems and potentials ............................................................. 24 Figure 25: The vision for the Weißeritz area.......................................................................... 27 Figure 26: Priority action areas in LUDA Weißeritz ............................................................... 39 Figure 27: Priority action areas within the Weißeritz Project ................................................. 40 Figure 28: Allocation of major activities and fields of action .................................................. 40 Figure 29: Spatial implementation of the Green Corridor ...................................................... 41 Figure 30: Implemented LUDA actions .................................................................................. 42 Figure 31: Clearing of the property ........................................................................................ 43 Figure 32: Planting of a tree...................................................................................................43 Figure 33: Renovated viewpoint “Hoher Stein” .....................................................................
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