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The urban sprawl initiative took place only in the case of the supporters of the Greens a clear majority. This shows the follow-up of Tamedia. At the base of the SP, recommended by the Initiative of the young Green to the assumption, agreed to only half. In particular, in the case of the supporters of the SP Federal councillor Simonetta Sommaruga was a convincing protagonist against the template.
The majority of the respondents was the Argument convincing that the urban sprawl will be curbed with the revised spatial planning act already in effect. In addition, a rigid construction zones let the needs of the population and the economy stop.
Objections
restrict The majority of the respondents advocated for the better use of the land available for development, a loosening of the laws. 61 percent are of the opinion that the building regulations should be loosened, and the objection right is restricted in order to allow higher residential buildings. On the question of the political scientist Lucas Leemann and Fabio Wasserfallen the followers of all the parties, majority of them answered with Yes. What is striking is that easier to Build in the height, the voters of the Greens, with 64 per cent has met with a high approval as is the case with supporters of FDP, SP, BDP and GLP. The most skepticism about higher buildings at SVP to find followers.
That also want to build in the height, it is not surprising the green Lucerne, national councillor Michael Swiss. The desire for inner compression is understandable. This does not mean that every high-rise project, the majority was capable of. As an example, Swiss announced a development project in the Lucerne suburb of the municipality of Ebikon. There, the people rejected at the weekend a Development comprising 340 dwellings and a 55-Meter-high house. The revised spatial planning law allows is already a compression, says Adrian Schmid, Director of the Swiss homeland protection. Homeland security in favour of a qualitative summarization, not should but must always consist of higher buildings.
Clear ' no ' in the Civil
The people of the urban sprawl initiative, declined to 63.7 percent no. With 74 percent approval, which reached according to the survey, only the voters of the Greens, a clear majority. With 53 percent Yes, the SP-base, however, was divided. In the case of the green liberal party was able to heat up to just under half for the Initiative. In the case of CVP and SVP-voters, the Initiative does not require the 30 percent reached the percentage of 'Yes'. At least solace can be found trailers with 18 percent for the FDP.
10162 people from all over Switzerland have between 8. and 10. February participated online at Tamedia-post-survey. The surveys are conducted in cooperation with the LeeWas GmbH, the political scientist, Leemann and wasserfallen. You weight the survey data by demographic, geographic, and political variables. The margin of error is 2.2 percentage points.
(editing Tamedia)
Created: 12.02.2019, 06:25 PM
