Chip production - First construction measures approved for Intel factory in Magdeburg
For the construction of Intel Corporation's planned chip factories in Magdeburg, the first building permits have been approved. The Landesverwaltungsamt granted approval for soil works, as stated by their own announcement. The premature construction start includes, among other things, all necessary excavation sites for factory buildings and other facilities.
The approval process for the planned chip production is currently under review by the authorities. At the Landesverwaltungsamt, there were 13 objections to the construction, including those concerning water usage, soils, and species protection.
If the overall approval is denied, the previous state of the land must be restored, as the Administration Office stated. The company has been issued numerous regulations from the areas of soil protection, nature conservation, waste law, building regulations, and traffic law.
- The construction project for Intel's Electronics factory in Saxony-Anhalt's Magdeburg city is progressing, with approvals granted for initial soil works.
- Despite objections from 13 parties at the Landesverwaltungsamt concerning water usage, soils, and species protection, the EU is closely monitoring the approval process for Intel's Computer chip factory in Magdeburg.
- In the event of Intel's The company's planned chip factories in Magdeburg being denied overall approval, the EU stipulates the requirement for the land's previous state to be restored.
- Intel's construction project in Magdeburg involves various regulations from different areas, including soil protection, nature conservation, waste law, building regulations, and traffic law.
