Bnei Brak Launches Major Urban Renewal Project in Pardes Katz
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Bnei Brak's municipality is launching a major urban renewal project in the Pardes Katz neighborhood, set to include new housing, a central garden, commercial spaces, and educational facilities. The project aims to enhance residents' quality of life and strengthen the neighborhood's infrastructure.
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- Bnei Brak initiates large urban renewal in Pardes Katz.
- Project includes 700 new housing units.
- New garden, commercial front, and schools planned.
- Mayor praises initiative for quality of life.
- City engineer emphasizes balancing resident needs.
The Bnei Brak Municipality's Engineering Administration is spearheading a comprehensive urban renewal initiative in the Pardes Katz neighborhood, aiming to replace fragmented solutions with a holistic approach centered on residents' needs. The project encompasses the central area bordered by Jabotinsky, Groner, and Begin streets.
Key components of the plan include the construction of approximately 700 new housing units, replacing an existing outdated complex. A new central garden will be established, featuring public gathering spaces, shaded seating areas, and high-quality landscaping, alongside improved connectivity within the neighborhood. A vibrant commercial frontage will be created along Jabotinsky Street, providing residents with access to quality services and retail, thereby strengthening the main thoroughfare.
The development also incorporates the construction of about 4,000 square meters of educational facilities, including classrooms spread across three floors, complemented by spacious internal courtyards. Mayor Chanoch Zeibert highlighted that the complex will foster a Torah-oriented living environment offering genuine quality of life and commended the "Modim U'Bonim" development company for its initiative.
City Engineer Nitzan Barchan stated that the design seeks to balance residents' needs, emphasizing a commitment to creating a well-rounded living space. The municipality conveyed this information.
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