Hemmingen
Hemmingen is a city ( since 1 March 1999) south of Hanover in Lower Saxony and is part of the Hanover region.
- 3.1 City Council
- 3.2 Twin towns
- 4.1 Education
- 4.2 traffic
- 4.3 Industry and commerce
- 4.4 Other Facilities
Geography
Boroughs
The city Hemmingen consists of the seven districts Arnum (area: 4.62 km ²), Devese ( 3.27 km ²), Harkenbleck (3.49 km ²), Hemmingen - Westerfeld ( 5.32 km ²), Hiddestorf ( 8.69 km ² ), Ohlendorf (3.56 km ²) and Wilkenburg (2.68 km ²). With 31.58 km ², it is the area specified in the smallest county in the Hanover region.
History
On March 1, 1974, the municipalities Arnum, Devese, Harkenbleck, Hemmingen - Westerfeld, Hiddestorf, Ohlendorf and Wilkenburg were merged to form the new municipality Hemmingen. The seven former municipalities have come together quickly to a local community. Characteristic of the districts were residing in the territory of today's Hemmingen in 1939 is the rapid development after 1945. Only 4,334 inhabitants, today there are around 18,500. The modern buildings determine the townscape.
In the district Hemmingen - Westerfeld a stronger structural development showed as early as 1935 until 1939. Between the village level Hemmingen and the Federal Highway 3, the "settlement " was the residential area Westerfeld, next to the main road 3.
1956 began the Council and the community director of community Hemmingen - Westerfeld a far-sighted measure which attracted attention throughout Germany and abroad: On 18 ha was from 1958 to 1962 of the " town center " with nearly 400 homes and 300 apartments in 3 - and 7 - created storey buildings. Simultaneously, a shopping center with shops of all industries emerged. The Lutheran. Church and the town hall, it was the local center of Hemmingen - Westerfeld. Until December 31, 2004 Hemmingen belonged to the former government district of Hannover, which was dissolved as all other Lower Saxony government districts.
Other building areas continued the development and made Hemmingen - Westerfeld to a preferred residential area. Novel forms of housing were offered early and found favor. This applies to Gartenhofhäuser as well as a terrace house. In a new development area at the Berlin Street In 1992, the senior residence " at the Rose Garden ."
In the years 2003 and 2004, the Town Hall Square and part of the adjacent buildings have been renovated and modernized. The Town Hall was partially demolished and expanded and increased in order to meet the requirements of modern management in the new building.
The construction of a cooperative Gesamtschule ( KGS) in Hemmingen - Westerfeld some 30 years ago sat visible signs in the school area. After about three years of basic renovation this shines since 2003 in new colors.
Policy
City Council
After the local elections in 2011, the City Council Hemmingen includes 26 seats; which fell 8 to the SPD, 7 to the CDU, 5 to Alliance 90/The Greens, 4 on the list DUH ( The Independent Hemminger ), one of the PIRATES and 1 on the list BfH (Citizens for Hemmingen ).
Twin Cities
- Yvetot
- Clydesdale District
- Murowana Goślina
- Markham
Economy and infrastructure
Education
In Hemmingen there are three primary schools that serve the first year courses, in Arnum, Hemmingen - Westerfeld and Hiddestorf.
The Carl -Friedrich- Gauss - school as a cooperative Gesamtschule ( KGS) is located in Hemmingen - Westerfeld.
Furthermore, there is in the music school Hemmingen - Westerfeld Hemmingen eV where can get a so-called early music education or basic education aged four children.
The city has Hemmingen where services for children and young people in the creative, artistic and non-school settings are provided through three children and youth homes.
Traffic
The Federal Highway 3 passes through Hemmingen - Westerfeld and Arnum. For a planned bypass for many years was issued in 2004 a planning decision. On the other hand submitted applications were dismissed in June 2009 by the Higher Administrative Court of Lüneburg. In August 2013, the Lower Saxony Minister of Economy Olaf Read explained that the bypass for the state of Lower Saxony have the highest priority of all federal highway measures. This was not the case with the previous government under McAllister. The Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development is probably the end of the financial year [ deprecated] to release the needed 50 million euros.
Hemmingen is accessed ( GVH ) by several bus lines of the Greater Hanover traffic and connected to neighboring communities.
Hannover Region plans to close Hemmingen to the Hanover Stadtbahn. Construction is expected to begin after the completion of the bypass of the B 3. The region plans to start of construction for the year 2014. For the branch in Oberricklingen the light rail station Wallensteinstraße has already been laid for the construction of the high platform.
The parts Hemmingen are connected with each other and with some neighboring places by an acceptable walking and cycling network away from the road traffic, which involves a certain degree of recreational potential.
Industrial and commercial
In the commercial area the highway 3 west can be found, inter alia, a large stock of Igepa with about 220 employees. Similarly, in the district Arnum a large industrial area ( High boardwalk ) with among others a well reputed company for road closures and several family-run business. Many supermarket chains are located on the main road for your daily needs.
Other Facilities
The transmitter Hemmingen of the NDR is a transmitter for radio (medium wave and FM, DAB ) and digital TV (DVB- T) with a guyed steel lattice mast of 149.5 meters. Another 108 -meter mast was blown up in 2006 because he was no longer needed.