Heidelberg-Mannheim neighborhood association

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18 member communities from North Baden form the Heidelberg-Mannheim neighborhood association . The neighborhood association has its headquarters in Mannheim and, on behalf of its member communities, primarily prepares the regional land use plan (FNP). In the north Baden part of Baden-Württemberg it covers around 488 km² with around 666,000 inhabitants, with an average settlement area of ​​34 percent, and 44 percent in the core areas of the Neckar-Rhine Plain and Bergstrasse. It was founded on January 1, 1976.

Members are Brühl , Dossenheim , Edingen-Neckarhausen , Eppelheim , Heddesheim , Heidelberg , Hirschberg an der Bergstrasse , Ilvesheim , Ketsch , Ladenburg , Leimen , Mannheim , Nußloch , Oftersheim , Plankstadt , Sandhausen , Schriesheim and Schwetzingen .

The main organ is the association assembly, in which the municipalities are represented approximately according to the number of inhabitants. It elects an association chairman who heads the association administration for two years.

The zoning plan 2015/2020 in its published version of June 15, 2006 with four local reserved areas is currently legally binding.

Natural space

The neighborhood association has a share in a total of 18 partly very different natural spatial sub-units , which belong to the main units Northern Upper Rhine Lowlands , Neckar-Rhine Plain , Hardt Plains , Vorderer Odenwald , Sandstein-Odenwald and Kraichgau . In detail these are:

  • 125 Kraichgau
    • 125.18 Angelbachgau
    • 125.42 Rauenberg Bay
  • 144 Sandstone Odenwald
    • 144.1 Western Little Odenwald
    • 144.3 Odenwald-Neckar Valley
    • 144.6 Zertalter Sandstein-Odenwald
  • 145 Front Odenwald
  • 145.1 Southern Basement Odenwald
  • 222 Northern Upper Rhine Valley
    • 222.1 Mannheim-Oppenheimer Rhine lowlands
    • 222.2 Speyr Rhine lowlands
  • 223 hardt levels
    • 223.8 St. Ilgener lowland
    • 223.9 Hockenheimer Hardt
  • 224 Neckar-Rhine plain
  • 225 Hessian Rhine Plain
    • 225.0 Weinheim large adult debris cone
    • 225.1 Käfertal-Viernheimer Sans
      • 225.61 Southern Neckarried
  • 226 Bergstrasse
    • 226.1 Gaisberg foot
    • 226.2 Heidelberg valley funnel
    • 226.3 Weinheimer Bergstrasse

Source: Landscape plan for the area of ​​the Heidelberg-Mannheim neighborhood association 1999

tasks

His tasks include the creation of land use plans , landscape plans and other self-made projects, currently e.g. B. the development project "Bergstrasse".

He has to participate in the spatial planning procedures , local plan approval procedures for roads, water, railways and the development plans of the association and neighboring communities.

He is to be involved in landscape protection ordinances and nature conservation ordinances .

Its legal basis is the Neighborhood Association Act of the State of Baden-Württemberg based on Section 205 (6) BauGB .

Web link

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Landscape plan for the area of ​​the Heidelberg-Mannheim neighborhood association (PDF) Heidelberg-Mannheim neighborhood association. August 1999. Retrieved September 12, 2019.