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Beschlüsse der Räte der Kreise zu Bauvorhaben der Rekonstruktion von Wohnungen, Kreise Neuruppin, Oranienburg, Potsdam-Land, Pritzwalk, Rathenow, Wittstock, Zossen
Beschlüsse der Räte der Kreise zu Bauvorhaben der Rekonstruktion von Wohnungen, Kreise Neuruppin, Oranienburg, Potsdam-Land, Pritzwalk, Rathenow, Wittstock, Zossen
401 RdB Pdm (68947) Rep. 401 Bezirkstag und Rat des Bezirkes Potsdam - Bezirksverwaltungsbehörde Potsdam
Rep. 401 Bezirkstag und Rat des Bezirkes Potsdam - Bezirksverwaltungsbehörde Potsdam >> Bau- und Wohnungswesen >> Bauwesen >> Wohnungsbau >> Kreise
1983-1985
Enthält: Neuruppin, August-Bebel-Str. 5-6; Erich-Mühsam-Str. 13. - Banzendorf, Dorfstr. 1. - Deutschhof-Kuhhorst, Dorfstr. 12. - Rheinsberg, Schillerstr. 8. - Oranienburg, Gartenstr. 20; Balzerweg, 67; Leninallee 284; Rungestraße 12; Breite Straße 3-6; Uferweg 2. - Velten, Schulstr. 4. - Hohen Neuendorf, Friedrichstraße 9. - Kremmen, Wilhelm-Pieck-Str. 17. - Flatow, Hauptstr. 44. - Teltow, Altstadt zwischen Sandstraße/Hoher Steinweg, Zehlendorfer Straße/ Hollandweg und Ernst-Thälmann-Straße. - Teltow, Zehlendorfer Str. 4, Ernst-Thälmann-Str. 46, 85; Ruhlsdorfer Str. 1. - Beelitz, Berliner Straße 1, 3, 5, 6; Edelstr. 6; Mauerstr. 10, 75. - Werder, Birkengrundweg 57, Torstraße 13, 14; Mühlenstraße 2; Unter den Linden 22; Ernst-Thälmann-Str. 19; Hoher Weg 5. - Golm, Geiselberg 8. - Kleinmachnow, Philipp-Müller-Allee 52. - Güterfelde, Potsdamer Str. 21 u. Kirchplatz 14. - Stahnsdorf, Hildegardstr. 35; Ernst-Thälmann-Str. 20a. - Groß Kreutz, Dorfstr. 15 u. Potsdamer Str. 79. - Bochow, Dorfstr. 7. - Glindow, Dr.-Külz-Str. 6. - Schmergow, Ketziner Siedlung 7. - Bliesendorf, Dorfstr. 24. - Caputh, Schwielowseestraße 62. - Fahrland, Ketziner Str. 1. - Krielow, Dorfstr. 39Pritzwalk, Karl-Liebknecht-Platz; Straße der Jugend 43; Otto-Nuschke-Str. 47 u. 50. - Meyenburg, Karl-Marx-Str. 36. - Rohlsdorf/Ellershagen. - Frehne, Dorfstr. 8 und 10. - Putlitz, Ernst-Thälmann-Str. 32. - Rathenow, Forstr. 17 u. 53 u. Große Hagenstr. 39b, Kleine Kirchstr. 2; Kirchplatz 9; Schopenhauer Str. 18a; Jederitzer Str. 29; Wolzenstr. 2; Schlachthausstr. 1, Ernst-Thälmann-Str. 3, Bahnhofstr. 4. - Kotzen, Krieler Weg 1. - Buschow, Kolonie 8. - Steckelsdorf, Dorfstr. 20. - Milow, Friedensstr. 39. - Rhinow, Wilhelm-Külz-Str. 3, Rathenower Str. 9. - Strodehne, Backofenberg 15. - Wittstock, Ernst-Lück-Str. 1, 7, 11, 17; Karl-Marx-Str. 6, 12, 15, 23, 31, 51; Kettenstr. 13, 49, 69; Ernst-Thälmann-Platz 16; Großer Graben 8. - Freyenstein, Predigerstr. - Dranse, Dorfstr. 22. - Zossen, Stubenrauchstr. . 8, Bahnhofstr.; Mittenwalder Str. 19; Otto-Grotewohl-Str. 11, 28; Puschkinstr. 7, 8 . - Ludwigsfelde, Maxim-Gorki-Str. 5; Waldstr. - Dabendorf, Berliner Str. 14, 29; Westfalenstr. 28. - Klausdorf, Gipsweg. - Märkisch Wilmersdorf, Dorfstr. 13, Alte Schule. - Baruth, Luckenwalder Str. 7. - Neubeeren, Haus am Pferdehof. - Mahlow, Trebbiner Str. 1; Keplerstr. - Glienick, Dorfstr. - Groß Machnow, Dorfstraße.
Enthält v. a.: Grundsatzentscheidungen. - Objektlisten.
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