“We do not expect a final decision from the regional council before the end of this year,” said Edgar Frey, who is responsible for the properties at the city, on Monday to the local council.
The lawyer hired by the city submitted the required documents to the Freiburg authorities on October 19, according to Frey. On the one hand, there was the architect’s opinion on the costs of a renovation of the building in accordance with the listed buildings. The package also included a profitability calculation including statements on the “reasonableness” of restoring the building. The files also contained the result of the company’s tender. Frey: “There was no interested party”. Finally, the documents also contained an urban development justification for the demolition.
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