Last week, we had a visit from the Hessian State Office for Monument Protection. Together with the lower monument protection authority and our architect, we discussed the mapped damage to the house and discussed a procedure for securing the house. Unfortunately, the damage to the roof is so severe that complex structural support structures have to be installed and the south gable also needs to be partially supported (see picture). The State Monuments Office has now promised us a subsidy for this. Nevertheless, we still have to bear some of the considerable costs ourselves. In order to reduce these costs, we want to take on some of the preparatory work ourselves and look forward to active support. We will soon be announcing a date for a solidarity building week.
We were also pleased that the monument protection authority has also promised us that it will defend our interests with the Hessian transport authority with regard to the construction of the planned slope stabilisation (wall). We do not agree with the plans of the transport authority and are demanding changes to the planning.