Magistrat Der Hochschulstadt Idstein Tender

Contract notice: updating of the land use plan with integrated landscape plan and the environmental report of the city of idstein The city of idstein in the rheingau-taunus district is planning to update the land use plan with an integrated landscape plan and to prepare the environmental report for the entire urban area of ??idstein with a total area of ??7,969 hectares and approx. 24,500 inhabitants. the basis is the existing land use and landscape plan (from the year 2006 or 1999) and in particular the urban development concept that is currently being drawn up, which will provide a basis for decision-making for the future goals of urban development with a focus on housing and trade.The aim is to update the land use plan (fnp) with an integrated landscape plan, which reflects the medium- to long-term development of idstein and is supported by the general public as well as politics and administration structures within the metropolitan region of frankfurtrheinmain. this also applies to the integrated landscape plan. as a framework for future urban development, the urban development concept idstein 2035 and the traffic development plan idstein 2035 will be available in the third quarter of 2022 for the decision of the city council. synergy effects are assumed as a result of preliminary work on the urban development concept, especially in phase 1 assessment and formulation of goals. both reports are available for download on the homepage of the city of idstein. the following basics can also be viewed here: - climate analysis of the city of idstein (2021 ) with planning reference card - integrated climate protection concept 2019, the assignment of a heavy rain prevention concept (including flow path maps) is planned. since this is an update of a land use plan that cannot be completely reworked, it is assumed that proportionate area designations from the land use plan 2005 after a review can probably be adopted unchanged. the city of idstein expects a critical approach to existing documents and overall proactive support in dealing with conflicts during the entire process. the landscape plan should initially be presented as a landscape tsplannerisches work with expert opinion drawn up and integrated into the land use plan as part of the consideration and thus become effective. the planning office should submit proposals for the integration. the core task of landscape planning is to take into account all nature and landscape issues that are relevant to the spatially significant planning decisions of land use planning for a planned settlement development, the undeveloped nature conservation areas and forest and field areas of the district determine and prepare them transparently and comprehensibly for inclusion in the weighing process. the interface between landscape planning and environmental assessment is of particular importance. through the joint assignment of landscape planning and environmental assessment, including the development of the environme