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Five dates are on the calendar for local politics next week. The focus is on Thursday, when three meetings will be held in parallel.

Tuesday, April 1
The Housing and Property Committee will start at 5 p.m. in the council meeting room of Aachen Town Hall on the market square. Three of the topics are the presentation of the conclusion of the state competition "Studentisches Wohnen Rochusstraße / Seilgraben", the allocation of four building plots as part of the Kornelimünster West reallocation procedure and the extension of the "MitgeDACHt" funding program, which is intended to enable the creation of additional living space.

Wednesday, 2 April
The main committee also meets at 5 pm in the council meeting room. Among other things, there will be a discussion with a representative of the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia on the construction of the new central operating theater at Aachen University Hospital. There will also be a discussion on Sundays open for business and a status report on the "Integrated concept for attractiveness and security".

Thursday, April 3
The associated VHS operating committee will meet in the VHS forum on Petersstraße. Starting at 5 p.m., the committee will discuss, for example, a social media communication concept, the Levy House in Friedensstraße in Aachen-Haaren and a status report on the "Cultural Guiding Profile".

The Personnel and Administration Committee will also begin at 5 p.m. in the Campus meeting room of the administration building on Maria-Theresia-Allee. The only item on the agenda: "Recruiting and retaining staff TOGETHER.LEARNING - The City of Aachen's training concept".

The third meeting on Thursday will also take place from 5 pm. The Committee for Social Affairs, Integration and Demography will meet in the council meeting room of the town hall. The status of the "Integrated Concept for Attractiveness and Safety" will also be presented here. Other topics: the introduction of the payment card for recipients of benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act and the use of foundation funds from the Elisabeth Hospital Fund for the "LIANE" project.

Further information
Interested residents are generally admitted to the public deliberations. All dates, agenda items and public meeting documents can be found in the City of Aachen's council information system at https://ratsinfo.aachen.de/public/.