Fight for drug help: Future of the station district on the brink!

Fight for drug help: Future of the station district on the brink!

Niddastraße 76, 60316 Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland - In the Frankfurt station district, it is bubbling tremendously. A month ago, a top -class meeting took place in the Metzler family's house to discuss the future of the quarter. Significant personalities such as the Mayor of Frankfurt, the Hessian Interior Minister, the police chief and representative of large banks and local companies were invited. The event was dominated by real estate developer Jürgen Groß, whose controversial speech was accompanied by pictures of drug addicts. Groß distributed a brochure with the title "The Future of a Quarter" and thus caused mixed reactions, such as the FAZ reported.

Almost two weeks after this meeting, a dialogue forum of the prevention council took place, in which residents and restaurateurs, including the well -known host James Ardinast, had their say. Ardinast emphasized that the conditions in the district had improved and hoped for the planned drug aid center at Niddastraße 76. However, opinions about the situation in the station district are shared. While one group vigorously opposes the coalition's plans in the Roman, another advocates compromises. Here, harsh criticism of the Greens and the CDU, which in the past had a central role in responsibility.

The dispute over the drug help center

The dispute over the planned drug help center, which specializes in the care of people with crackdown, has further heated the mind. The owner initiative Bahnhofsviertel e.V. has submitted a legal opinion that expresses concerns about the Niddastraße 76 location. According to the FPS's report, the center is not approved, even if such institutions are generally permitted in the area. Lawyers argue that the planned facility would exceed the framework of conventional outpatient drug help. According to the concerns, this could lead to unreasonable situations for the neighbors, since the center borders on commercial and residential areas, such as T-Online reported.

The total cost of the project amounts to around twelve million euros. Interestingly, a unique concept was developed nationwide, which in addition to residence and consumer rooms but also rest beds, accommodation options, medical treatments and psychosocial advice. The health department under the direction of Elke Voitl (the Greens) is responsible for the success of this project, while Mayor Mike Josef (SPD) is organizing his course on wanting to offer help exclusively for Frankfurt addicts and reject foreign consumers.

A call to constructive ideas

The situation in the station district is complex and requires creative solutions. Political decisions from the past show that it is time to finally take the right steps to react to the problems. Previous failures are throwing a long shadow, and the owner initiative loudly draws attention to the challenges that the planned addiction help center could bring. As elsewhere, for example in Zurich and Philadelphia, a well -planned drug aid center could also make a decisive difference in Frankfurt. Constructive impulses are urgently needed to give this dispute the necessary dynamics and to loosen the processed situation.