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GF-39491
City of Osnabrück: Smart Business Park Limberg
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| Types of site: | Commercial area |
| Prices: | Prices are available on request |
| Available Area: | 23.20 ha |
| Smallest plot: | 0.10 ha |
| Largest plot: | 3.30 ha |
Description
IIdeal for Business 4.0
A new settlement is a major challenge and opportunity for any company. A lot depends on its success. At last, you have the opportunity to position yourself optimally for Economy 4.0. You can tailor your products and services precisely to your customers' offerings and tap into new markets. At the same time, you digitize and optimize your processes. And you use the opportunity to reorganize yourself together with other companies in a powerful innovation network. Through short paths and close contacts between manufacturing companies and service providers, you complete products with data-based services. New product-service combinations (smart services) are possible. Data-based business models can be tested on a small scale.
The Limberg Smart Business Park offers you ideal settlement conditions for this new set-up. At Limberg Park, you can master the challenges of digitization and artificial intelligence much more easily than at other locations. As a company, you can concentrate fully on developing and offering your products and services. For much else, you use an intelligent infrastructure and a unique local all-round smart service network.
An environmentally friendly site infrastructure (from energy supply and mobility to logistics and IT) supports you in the intelligent, sustainable use of resources and information.
The service covers all phases of the relocation process: from planning the smart factory to supporting ongoing operations. The services are offered by an open network of Osnabrück companies moderated by the Economic Development Agency as well as the Industry 4.0 Competence Center at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences. This enables an uncomplicated and fast exchange directly on site. New smart service providers can join the open network at any time with customized offers.
The Smart Business Park is 25.7 hectares in size. Of this, 2.5 hectares have already been reserved. There are 16.5 hectares available for manufacturing and skilled trades in the north of the site and 6.7 hectares for services in the south. Settlement can take place from 2024.
The commercial areas are embedded in an extensive park and wall landscape and offer a wide range of sports and leisure activities.
A new settlement is a major challenge and opportunity for any company. A lot depends on its success. At last, you have the opportunity to position yourself optimally for Economy 4.0. You can tailor your products and services precisely to your customers' offerings and tap into new markets. At the same time, you digitize and optimize your processes. And you use the opportunity to reorganize yourself together with other companies in a powerful innovation network. Through short paths and close contacts between manufacturing companies and service providers, you complete products with data-based services. New product-service combinations (smart services) are possible. Data-based business models can be tested on a small scale.
The Limberg Smart Business Park offers you ideal settlement conditions for this new set-up. At Limberg Park, you can master the challenges of digitization and artificial intelligence much more easily than at other locations. As a company, you can concentrate fully on developing and offering your products and services. For much else, you use an intelligent infrastructure and a unique local all-round smart service network.
An environmentally friendly site infrastructure (from energy supply and mobility to logistics and IT) supports you in the intelligent, sustainable use of resources and information.
The service covers all phases of the relocation process: from planning the smart factory to supporting ongoing operations. The services are offered by an open network of Osnabrück companies moderated by the Economic Development Agency as well as the Industry 4.0 Competence Center at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences. This enables an uncomplicated and fast exchange directly on site. New smart service providers can join the open network at any time with customized offers.
The Smart Business Park is 25.7 hectares in size. Of this, 2.5 hectares have already been reserved. There are 16.5 hectares available for manufacturing and skilled trades in the north of the site and 6.7 hectares for services in the south. Settlement can take place from 2024.
The commercial areas are embedded in an extensive park and wall landscape and offer a wide range of sports and leisure activities.
Existing industries:
Innovative companies are very welcome at Limberg Park. The target groups of the Limberg Smart Business Park are growing companies and networks,
- that want to open up future markets with new business models,
- who want to use new digital technologies as pioneers,
- that are no longer able to develop further at their locations because they want to convert their production into a smart factory,
- that produce digitalized, networked and intelligent product-service combinations and generate data across the entire product life cycle.
Infrastructure:
| Local public transport link: | available |
| Rail access: | not available |
| Inland waterway link: | not available |
| Commercial airfield: | not available |
| Heavy-duty road connection: | available |
| Electricity connection: | available |
| Industrial water connection: | available |
| Waste water connection: | available |
| Broadband connection: | available |
Notes on the infrastructure:
See smart business park concept
Homepage:
Area & use
Area sizes:
| Total size (gross): | 70.00 ha |
| Available net area: | 23.20 ha |
| Area available later: | 23.20 ha |
Type of site:
| Zone designation | Immediately usable area | Smallest plot | Largest plot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial area (GE) | 23.20 ha | 0.10 ha | 3.30 ha |
Comment on site utilisation:
The development plan (see https://geo.osnabrueck.de/bplan_PDF/B_578_Stand_14122018.pdf) contains the following restrictions on use:
According to § 1 para. 5 i. V. m. Para. 9 BauNVO, the following are prohibited in the commercial zones 1-14 (GE 1-14) according to § 8 para. 2 No. 1 BauNVO, generally permissible retail businesses with sales areas for sales to ultimate consumers are not permitted.
As an exception, single-unit retail uses may be permitted for manufacturing or service
retail uses may be permitted as an exception if they occupy only a subordinate
of the business and the sales area of the retail use does not exceed 200 m².
does not exceed 200 m².
In accordance with § 1 Para. 5 and 6 BauNVO in conjunction with Para. 9 BauNVO, the following are permitted in the commercial zones 1-14 (GE 1-14) in accordance with § 8 BauNVO, the following otherwise generally permissible or exceptionally otherwise generally permissible or exceptionally permissible uses are not permitted:
- Places of entertainment
- filling stations
- Dwellings for company managers
In accordance with § 1 Para. 5 i. in conjunction with Section 9 BauNVO, the following are not permitted in the commercial zones 1-5 (GE 1-5) and 12-14 (GE 12-14) in accordance with § 8 Para. 2 No. 1 BauNVO, generally permissible warehouses and storage areas are not permitted as exclusive uses.
According to § 1 para. 5 i. V. m. Para. 9 BauNVO, the following are prohibited in the commercial zones 1-14 (GE 1-14) according to § 8 para. 2 No. 1 BauNVO, generally permissible retail businesses with sales areas for sales to ultimate consumers are not permitted.
As an exception, single-unit retail uses may be permitted for manufacturing or service
retail uses may be permitted as an exception if they occupy only a subordinate
of the business and the sales area of the retail use does not exceed 200 m².
does not exceed 200 m².
In accordance with § 1 Para. 5 and 6 BauNVO in conjunction with Para. 9 BauNVO, the following are permitted in the commercial zones 1-14 (GE 1-14) in accordance with § 8 BauNVO, the following otherwise generally permissible or exceptionally otherwise generally permissible or exceptionally permissible uses are not permitted:
- Places of entertainment
- filling stations
- Dwellings for company managers
In accordance with § 1 Para. 5 i. in conjunction with Section 9 BauNVO, the following are not permitted in the commercial zones 1-5 (GE 1-5) and 12-14 (GE 12-14) in accordance with § 8 Para. 2 No. 1 BauNVO, generally permissible warehouses and storage areas are not permitted as exclusive uses.
Development plan status:
Binding development plan
Density of built use (degree of building coverage):
| Site occupancy index (GRZ): | 0.8 |
| Floor space index (GFZ): | 1.6 |
Comments on the building plan:
The development plan can be viewed at this link: https://geo.osnabrueck.de/bplan_PDF/B_578_Stand_14122018.pdf
Price
Prices incl. provision of services:
Prices are available on request
Site owner:
- Other owners
Comments on the ownership structure:
The owner is OBG - Osnabrücker Beteiligungs- und Grundstücksentwicklungsgesellschaft mbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of the City of Osnabrück. Marketing is carried out exclusively by WFO Wirtschaftsförderung Osnabrück GmbH on behalf of OBG.
Location
Transport links:
| Type: | Designation: | Distance: |
|---|---|---|
| Motorway | A 1 | 9.00 km |
| Motorway | A 33 | 5.00 km |
| Trunk road / A-road | B 51 | 3.50 km |
| Rail station | Osnabrück Hbf. (central rail station) | 6.00 km |
| International airport | FMO | 47.00 km |
Link to transport infrastructure:
Comment on the transport infrastructure:
he city of Osnabrück is located on the east-west axis from the Netherlands to Eastern Europe and from the German seaports to the Ruhr region. It is considered the first hub in the hinterland of Europe's largest seaports. 68% of EU citizens can be reached by truck within 24 hours and 90% within 48 hours. Travelers will also find fast ICE connections on the north-south as well as east-west axes. The container terminal, newly opened in 2021, enables the transfer of goods from road to rail. Bulk goods can be transferred to ships at the Port of Osnabrück. Münster-Osnabrück International Airport offers direct connections to major European cities and international hubs.
Smart Businesspark Limberg is located on the outskirts of Osnabrück just three minutes from the A33 freeway. The A33 (Bielefeld, Paderborn) together with the A1 (Hamburg, Bremen, Ruhr area) and A30 (Hanover, Amsterdam) form a freeway ring around Osnabrück. The ring still has a gap of 9.3 km between the A33 and the A1. But this is to be closed by further construction (new construction) of the A33 North in the next few years. The Limberg Park will of course also be accessible by e-bus.
Smart Businesspark Limberg is located on the outskirts of Osnabrück just three minutes from the A33 freeway. The A33 (Bielefeld, Paderborn) together with the A1 (Hamburg, Bremen, Ruhr area) and A30 (Hanover, Amsterdam) form a freeway ring around Osnabrück. The ring still has a gap of 9.3 km between the A33 and the A1. But this is to be closed by further construction (new construction) of the A33 North in the next few years. The Limberg Park will of course also be accessible by e-bus.
Contact
Provider:
WFO Wirtschaftsförderung Osnabrück GmbH
Natruper-Tor-Wall 2A
49076 Osnabrück
49076 Osnabrück
| Phone: | +49 541 323 2900 |
| Homepage: | http://www.wfo.de |
| E-mail: |  |
Contact:
Mr. Alexander Strangmann, Corporate Services
Phone: +49 5241 323 2904
E-mail:
Imprint:
WFO Economic Development Osnabrück GmbH
Natruper-Tor-Wall 2A - 49076 Osnabrück
Phone: 0541 323 2900
Mail: info@wfo.de
AG Osnabrück HRB 16892
Value added tax identification number: DE117652747
Chairwoman of the Supervisory Board: Katharina Pötter
Managing Director: Ingmar Bojes
Natruper-Tor-Wall 2A - 49076 Osnabrück
Phone: 0541 323 2900
Mail: info@wfo.de
AG Osnabrück HRB 16892
Value added tax identification number: DE117652747
Chairwoman of the Supervisory Board: Katharina Pötter
Managing Director: Ingmar Bojes
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Last update on Sep 10, 2024.
