Develop and preserve
Structuring projects
Sport and environment
The Bliespark, future sports complex in the Emile Gentil district
- The sports part
The will of the Community of Agglomeration is to consolidate the local infrastructures allowing to maintain an associative and sporting activity on the basin of Sarreguemines as well as to guarantee the accessibility of the users to the equipment.
The construction program is based on a community sports complex meeting the expectations of both Fulrad college and other high schools. Primary schools, including those in the Blies Valley, will be able to access it. Different sports will be practiced there and regional, inter-regional and even national competitions can be hosted. It will above all be a question of creating a place of sports competitions, a place of meeting and life which will be a driving force of attractiveness for the territory. It will be fully accessible to people with reduced mobility.
- 3 sports halls
- A training ground that can be used by schoolchildren but also as a warm-up room during competitions.
- A large multifunctional room, considered the center of honor of the cluster, with 1 places for school practice or for hosting sports competitions.
- A 14-pitch fencing hall with bleachers that can be converted into a multi-purpose sports hall.
And other key spaces:
- storage rooms for sports and educational equipment
- an educational space/modular meeting room
- a clubhouse type convivial space (bar, snack) during competitions
- offices dedicated to PE teachers and associations
- Work phase
The project management was entrusted to the architect Atelier Ferret Architectures de Bordeaux and its 5 co-contractors following an anonymous competition procedure in accordance with the regulations.
The total cost of the operation is estimated at approximately 18 million euros.
- Construction schedule
The work began in February 2022 and will continue with an announced completion date in the first half of 1.
- Respect for the aims of sustainable development
First of all, the project will promote the use of soft modes of transport with a junction with the cycle path, the use of public transport with the construction of a pedestrian link at the Lembach bus stop on line 2 but also the use of clean vehicles with the presence of a parking and charging area for electric vehicles.
Particular attention is paid to energy management by promoting airtightness of the building, the installation of LED lighting, the use of double flow ventilation with high efficiency recovery also promoting olfactory comfort, all connected to the district heating network. A centralized technical management (GTC) will allow the monitoring of the consumption of the installations, the control of the performance of the systems and the conditions of comfort supported by technical rooms designed for the interventions of maintenance, maintenance and replacement. Summer comfort will be ensured by sunscreens while making sure to provide enough natural light. Water management will be optimized through low-consumption sanitary appliances.
Then, in order to preserve biodiversity, environments and resources, the outdoor spaces outside the forecourt, courtyards, roads, paths and parking lots will be planted with respect for the Sarreguemin biodiversity. The species planted will be complementary to each other, non-invasive, adapted, so as to limit watering, maintenance and fertilizers.
In addition, the outdoor spaces, such as the fitness trail, are designed as crossing gardens inviting people from the neighborhood to walk and allowing future bio-diversifying projects.
In addition, the Agglomeration Community will also integrate a sorting process for construction-related waste.
- This project is co-financed by:
Healthcare
Construction of the new Nursing Training Institute (IFSI) in Sarreguemines
The construction of the new IFSI building has now entered its construction phase.
The operation consists in constructing a new building for the IFSI on the site of the Hospitals of Sarreguemines to replace the current IFSI, still located on the site of the former Hospital and which is isolated and cut off from the hospital bases.
This real estate project is part of a voluntary approach to strengthen the match between the resources, means and activity of health establishments, by integrating it into the existing logistics environment (linen, heating, supplies, repairs and technical maintenance, kitchen, reprography, general administration, etc.) and, this, without generating travel between the Institute and the Hospitals of Sarreguemines.
The planned premises are grouped into several zones:
- the administrative area includes, among other things, the offices of the management and the trainers.
- the documentation area includes the library and the computer room.
- the theoretical teaching area with plenary rooms and a relaxation room for students.
- the clinical teaching area includes a simulation laboratory, practical work rooms, storage rooms and a room for dirty linen and waste.
The IFSI will therefore be perfectly adapted to accommodate students, trainers and administrative staff and thus ensure quality training in this field.
- This project is co-financed by:
Early childhood
A cross-border crèche
The Agglomeration Community is committed to the project to create a cross-border crèche in the Brebach district of Saarbrücken, in partnership with the City of Saarbrücken, which is the contracting authority.
This establishment, which is aimed at children from 0 to 3 years old, will have a capacity of 33 places, 11 of which will be reserved for children coming from France. The cross-border nature lies in the development of a bicultural and bilingual educational project, carried out by a team of early childhood professionals of French and German mother tongue.
The total amount of the project for all the partners amounts to
€5. The Agglo's share amounts to 325 euros, including 670 euros in subsidies from the European program INTERREG.
Work began at the end of 2021 for an opening scheduled for fall 2023.
- This project is co-financed by:
Other projects
Development of tourist accommodation on the golf site
- This project is co-financed by:
Development of a cycle path between Lixing-lès-Rouhling and Grosbliederstroff
- This project is co-financed by:
Supply and installation of signage furniture on hiking trails
The Sarreguemines Confluences Urban Community has the authority to manage tourism. As such, it has decided to develop and promote hiking trails throughout its territory.
There are 7 circuits already developed and equipped in the Vallée de la Blies sector.
More than 20 new circuits will be created across the rest of the country, with a total length of around 290 km.
All of these circuits are included in the PDIPR (departmental plan for walking and hiking routes) of Moselle. The CASC is responsible for designing and positioning Relais Information Service (RIS) signs and directional posts on the new circuits that are its responsibility.
To this end, the Sarreguemines Confluences Urban Community has requested 80% aid from the LEADER 2023-2027 program led by the Local Action Group of the Sarreguemines district.
- This project is co-financed by: