Presseartikel der Aachener Zeitung (online) von Robert Flader am 28.11.2009, 19:06
Der Kampf um das Rabental geht auf der Straße weiter
Aachen. Der ältere Herr kommt gerade noch rechtzeitig. «Natürlich I walk here, "he says. "FINALLY it comes to my old hiking area."
Helmut volume closes with his wife Renate naturally turn quickly to the around 200 activists in the wake of the new campus Melaten under the slogan "Hands off the Rabental" for the preservation of the recreation area demonstrate.
According lived for decades in the Horn, the Rabental the retired officer uses his own words as "a retreat for beautiful walks. This must not simply fall victim to the new campus. "He hopes that all parties to reconsider the development plan. In return, insert the text, but they march.
"No pain for's Rabental" or "RWTH + BLB, Does the Rabental not hurt": the creativity of the protesters, affected residents as the text with the focus as the Aachen Society for Nature Conservation (NABU) and many other environmental activists, knows no limits.
homemade signs with dozens of start the dedicated conservationists in the Mies van der Rohe-Strasse, in front of the headquarters of the construction and property company (BLB), which is entrusted with the planning of the campus projects. About the Seffenter way past the station to the main auditorium and West Ponttor it attracts the protesters during the march to join those more and more people. They want make them pay attention to them succeed.
Finally they reach the Pont Street, the main building of the RWTH. "Our protest is not directed at the new campus in general," Thomas Kirch holds evil by the Federation for Environmental and Nature Conservation Germany (BUND). "But there is absolutely no need to Rabental to incorporate into the development plans. Without the Rabental the project will be restricted in any way. "
your anger is primarily directed at the Open," who wanted to fight before the election at all costs to maintain the Rabentals and are now articulated clearly in the new coalition. »
Helmut Loud is satisfied with the demonstration, he has often used for "his" Rabental. "Maybe we could make the policy were yet to move to a rethink," he hopes that his old hiking area will not fall victim to excavators. "There would disappear, a green piece of history."
# source: www.az-web.de
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