Text: Luke Ernryd
Published September 29, 2014 7:00 Updated September 29, 2014 9:21
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Kristianstad.
Restaurateur, disability, property owners and police. The municipality invited various stakeholders to discuss how future beer gardens will look.
– It will not be optimal for some, but good enough for everyone, says Charlotte Lindstrom, Director of Administration for C4 technology.
About 60 people attended the workshop at the Town Hall. For the first time met various groups -Like differently takes place in the city – to talk about how Kristianstad beer gardens will look.
How it will be, no one can say at present. Right now it’s about to get the discussion going.
– It is important that someone is not stepping on someone else. Everyone has to compromise in order to make this work, says Peo Fredholm.
– The work that awaits will be a real challenge, says Pierre Mansson (FP).
New Law
The background to the talks is a new law that is expected to enter into force on 1 January next year.
Lack of accessibility for persons with disabilities should be treated with discrimination. Another reason for the discussion is that the number of applications for permits for open areas become more and more in recent years.
– There is a great need for uniformity around the rules for them. We want it to be as clear and fair to all, says Agneta Persson, Head public space, C4 technology.
– Everyone’s viewpoints will then result in a surface that then go out on a consultation.
When are the new rules clear?
– Our absolute goal is that the new guidelines be launched around April.
The decision will first be anchored to the technical committee before it becomes a reality.
The goal is also to make it possible to apply for permission to hold outside terrace open year round.
– We have noticed a huge demand for it. And it would have been nice to sit outside now with blankets and gas heaters, says Agneta Persson.
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