When does the meeting of the Building Committee take place?

The meeting will take place on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 14:30.

Where will the event take place?

The event location is the large meeting room of the District Office Aschaffenburg at Bayernstraße 18, 63739 Aschaffenburg.

What topics are on the agenda?

Topics include, among others, pedestrian and bicycle paths, the expansion of the village street in Eichenberg, the bypass Pflaumheim, the cycling path concept, and ongoing road and heavy construction projects.

Is the meeting public?

The event is announced as a public meeting of the Building Committee.

What is the admission fee?

No ticket purchase is required for participation in the public meeting.

Building Committee Meeting Aschaffenburg 2026

Name: Meeting of the Building Committee
Start: 2026-10-12T14:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-12T14:30:00+02:00
Location: Landratsamt Aschaffenburg

Building Committee of the Aschaffenburg District advises on important infrastructure projects

On Monday, October 12, 2026, the Building Committee of the Aschaffenburg District will convene in the large meeting room of the district office. The focus will be on public discussions regarding road construction, cycling, bypasses, and ongoing heavy construction projects.

Pedestrian and bicycle path between Kreisstraße AB 2 and Heinrichsthal

The design plan for the construction of a pedestrian and bicycle path between Kreisstraße AB 2 and Heinrichsthal will be presented. This will provide a central theme for safe and modern mobility in the district.

Road construction and bypass Pflaumheim

Other agenda items pertain to the expansion of the village street in Eichenberg in construction phase II and the construction of the bypass Pflaumheim. Additionally, the administration will inform about company-related costs in the rural road network and present the cycling path concept within the framework of the bypass.

Transparency about ongoing projects

The agenda will also include information on awarded contracts by the district's civil engineering department as well as a progress report on ongoing road construction measures. The district’s building administration will report on ongoing and completed projects. The public meeting thus provides insights into organization, construction planning, and municipal event management related to the further development of the region.

The event is aimed at interested citizens who wish to learn about regional infrastructure planning and important transport projects. The audience can expect a fact-based meeting with current resolutions and reports from the district administration.

Conclusion

Those who want to understand how roads, bicycle paths, and public construction projects are planned and implemented in the Aschaffenburg district will gain direct insights into political and technical decision-making during this meeting. Participation on-site makes regional infrastructure planning directly experienceable.