Mattheu
2016-03-20 00:12:11
- #1
Hello everyone,
I want to settle in Henstedt-Ulzburg (Schleswig Holstein).
Where and how (new build or existing property) is not yet certain.
Therefore, I am looking at various existing properties but also plots of land in Henstedt-Ulzburg.
What I keep noticing are the enormous power lines surrounding this region.
Of course, such lines have to be built somewhere. But you do not necessarily want to have them in your own view or even in your own garden.
That is why I am checking whether the city or the state has plans for new construction or dismantling of power lines.
During my research, I came across a project by "Tennet" called "AUDORF-HAMBURG/NORD".
This project envisions the construction of a new 380kV line. At the same time, it also mentions the dismantling of an existing 220kV line.
The area where the new 380kV line is to be built corresponds to my ideas, but I do not want to buy a home now for a lot of money that might end up being right next to the future power pylons.
At the same time, one could buy a plot of land or an existing property that is currently crossed by the 220kV line (which supposedly will be dismantled). So it might be possible to get a "bargain."
For the project "Audorf-Hamburg/Nord," the "planning approval procedure" has been opened and enforced. According to the website of the grid operator (Tennet), it is a done deal.
Now I am wondering to what extent such a "planning approval decision" can be challenged?!
(Attention: The new 380kV line runs along a "forest kindergarten." They are of course trying to stop this plan.)
Furthermore, I am wondering if, and if so, where exactly I can find binding information on whether and when the "redundant" 220kV line will actually be dismantled?
On the first page of the following link, you can read a lot about this project:
xxx.tennet.eu/de/fileadmin/downloads/Netz-Projekte/Onshore/Audorf-HamburgNord/15_02_FactSheet-Bau-Audorf-Hamburg_DINA4_DE_DRUCK.pdf
However, this text is, of course, written by the grid operator...
Furthermore, I found the following on the website of the "Federal Network Agency":
It says among other things:
"""
Section 3: Hamburg Nord – Audorf (SH, 70 km)
Status: Planning approval procedure is completed
No spatial planning procedure was required for this subsection. The planning approval procedure for this subsection was initiated at the responsible Planning Approval Office for Energy in early 2013. The hearing date has taken place. The planning approval procedure was completed in the first quarter of 2015.
According to the transmission system operator, there were delays in the Hamburg metropolitan area in the past due to approval-related difficulties. The transmission system operator expects construction work to progress in the coming months.
Assuming a construction period of 33 months and that no significant construction time restrictions are imposed, completion of this subsection is expected in 2017.
"""
Does anyone have experience with this topic?
Best regards
Mattheu
---------------------------------
Hello,
I have removed the links or left one without the link because otherwise it would take your text out of context.
Please refrain from posting links in the future and phrase differently.
Thanks + greetings from the Rhineland
Construction expert
I want to settle in Henstedt-Ulzburg (Schleswig Holstein).
Where and how (new build or existing property) is not yet certain.
Therefore, I am looking at various existing properties but also plots of land in Henstedt-Ulzburg.
What I keep noticing are the enormous power lines surrounding this region.
Of course, such lines have to be built somewhere. But you do not necessarily want to have them in your own view or even in your own garden.
That is why I am checking whether the city or the state has plans for new construction or dismantling of power lines.
During my research, I came across a project by "Tennet" called "AUDORF-HAMBURG/NORD".
This project envisions the construction of a new 380kV line. At the same time, it also mentions the dismantling of an existing 220kV line.
The area where the new 380kV line is to be built corresponds to my ideas, but I do not want to buy a home now for a lot of money that might end up being right next to the future power pylons.
At the same time, one could buy a plot of land or an existing property that is currently crossed by the 220kV line (which supposedly will be dismantled). So it might be possible to get a "bargain."
For the project "Audorf-Hamburg/Nord," the "planning approval procedure" has been opened and enforced. According to the website of the grid operator (Tennet), it is a done deal.
Now I am wondering to what extent such a "planning approval decision" can be challenged?!
(Attention: The new 380kV line runs along a "forest kindergarten." They are of course trying to stop this plan.)
Furthermore, I am wondering if, and if so, where exactly I can find binding information on whether and when the "redundant" 220kV line will actually be dismantled?
On the first page of the following link, you can read a lot about this project:
xxx.tennet.eu/de/fileadmin/downloads/Netz-Projekte/Onshore/Audorf-HamburgNord/15_02_FactSheet-Bau-Audorf-Hamburg_DINA4_DE_DRUCK.pdf
However, this text is, of course, written by the grid operator...
Furthermore, I found the following on the website of the "Federal Network Agency":
It says among other things:
"""
Section 3: Hamburg Nord – Audorf (SH, 70 km)
Status: Planning approval procedure is completed
No spatial planning procedure was required for this subsection. The planning approval procedure for this subsection was initiated at the responsible Planning Approval Office for Energy in early 2013. The hearing date has taken place. The planning approval procedure was completed in the first quarter of 2015.
According to the transmission system operator, there were delays in the Hamburg metropolitan area in the past due to approval-related difficulties. The transmission system operator expects construction work to progress in the coming months.
Assuming a construction period of 33 months and that no significant construction time restrictions are imposed, completion of this subsection is expected in 2017.
"""
Does anyone have experience with this topic?
Best regards
Mattheu
---------------------------------
Hello,
I have removed the links or left one without the link because otherwise it would take your text out of context.
Please refrain from posting links in the future and phrase differently.
Thanks + greetings from the Rhineland
Construction expert